December session looms as wets seek repeal hopes
In Washington on November 10, exuberant wets and speculators express cautious optimism for a December session. They cite Tuesday’s election results and Democratic leaders Robinson of Arkansas and Harrison of Mississippi boosting expectations for a beer vote, with Speaker Garner and others forecasting a favorable move. Prohibition supporters counter that the tally shows a clear trend against repeal.
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Waseington
D. C
Harry
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
John N Garner
Lame Duck House
Expensive Rheumatic Pain Cure? Not Anymore
Progressive pharmacists tout a cheap tonic promoted as fast relief for rheumatic pains. Advert says a bottle costs 5 cents and promises 48 hour relief, claiming money back if it fails to ease agony. Company claims benefits for neuritis and similar conditions with a tonic-jelly jarful format.
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Albnia
Sommers Drug Stores
Ty Uy
Prohibition Debate Flows Over From Lame Duck Session
Wets predict anti prohibition gains in the Seventy third Congress as lawmakers balk at beer legislation. Senators and representatives refuse to rush repeal efforts with President Hoover undecided. Election results in several states bolster repeal advocates and set a tight course for post election action.
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Senate
Louisiana
Michigan
New Jersey
California
Washington
Oregon
Colorado
Arizona
North Dakota
Connecticut
Wyoming
San Antonio mayoral politics linger after term ends
Former San Antonio Mayor Chambers plans to retire on June 1 1933 and enter a civil law partnership in the Milam building. He credits friends and recalls a turbulent era, while party leaders discuss future campaigns and re election bids for several city and county officials.
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C. M. Chambers
C.K. Quin
Chambers
San Antonio
GC. K. Quin
Milam
Hexar County
Bexar
Chambers & Watton
D. A. McAskil
McAxle
McAskill
Texas Rangers
Tulih
Bexar County
John W. Tobin
Tobin
Ray Lambert
Lambert
Citizens League
Alte
Randolph Field
West Point
Sells
Hbraries
Cimy
San Pedro
Police and Fire Department
Lame Ducks in Lower House at December Session
Washington dispatch notes that the November general election produced 14 lame ducks in the House and 14 in the Senate as the last lame duck session likely ends next month. It cites 17 states ratifying the constitutional amendment to end the short session and notes the Senate group includes 11 Republicans and 3 Democrats.
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Washington, D.C. Hoy
House
Senate
Roosevelt Looms as Democrats Prep Policy Machinery
Roosevelt leaders focus on March 4 to build a machinery for the Democratic program. He will select a cabinet and pursue expert consultation in industry agriculture and finance to craft concrete projects echoing his campaign principles. Democrats gain control in the House but not the Senate in the immediate session.
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Gressiongs
Jendéra
Minjor
Senate
W. Warren Burbon
New Jersey
Percy H. Stewart
Colorado
Hart C. Schuyler
Congress
Farmer- Labor
Negety
Roosevelt
Palo Alto
Gallf
America
Hoover
Fres
Fansama Canal
Bodalistas
Norman Thomas
Fis
Beant
Eugene Debs
Women Extend President's Powers at Federation Convention
Corpus Christi Nov 10 The Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs extended the president’s powers by revision of by laws making the retiring president the Texas director for the General Federation. The treasurer’s responsibility for funds for the permanent headquarters in Austin is removed while she remains custodian of other funds. A third by law revision tentatively approved requires delegates voting in elections to be registered at least nine days beforehand to curb irregular attendance.
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Corpus Christi
Texsa Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Texas
General Federation
Austin
Governors of Thirty States in 1930s
A list of state governors with party affiliations and incumbency status, including Delaware Douglas Buck Republican incumbent, Florida Dayeshoite Democrat, Michigan Charles A. Commack Democrat, New York Herbert Lehman Democrat, and Wisconsin A G Schmedeman Democrat, among others. The roster notes incumbents in several states and party shifts reflected in the period.
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Pree Atliua
Bor. Moour
Demouret
Avitosas
J. St. Fubrel
Calomado
Zawin Capaton
Derocrat
Conneuient
Witur Lcase
Demourale Incumaent
Delaware
Douglas Buck
Florida
Dayeshoite
Georgie Bayeng Talmadge
Me Ben Rone
Demecratie
Simoie
Henry Ligmner
Sara—Clyde L. Herring
Marie—Laula J. Brann
Desocrat
Michigan
Wwitlinen A
Cometack
Demoers Mascachneatts
Joseph BB
Bly
Campwile
Minnesals
Ploya B. Olean
Wermer-La+ Bor Incummbent
Missouri
Guy D. Parks
Nebraska
Charley W. Bevan
Demeritla
Unhe
Hampathce
Jobs O.winsmt
Mepublica
Arthur Sailerimn
Beno Vratie
Inturnbent
New York-Merbest
Lehman
Democra
North Carolina
John Ca. Jarlnehnie
Renocrat
Wrt
Mens
George White
Bembaratis
Bnevm
Rhode
Laland
Theodora F
Demoreat
WHIM
Cinnate
Mepilbe
Ingrown Nail Turns Right Out Pain Stops Instantly
An old time remedy promises instant relief from an ingrown nail with a product by Unigre. The ad describes applying a few drops to the affected area to reduce pain and swelling, claiming the nail will turn outward and heal overnight with minimal irritation.
Library to Close Armistice Day Ban Antonio Public Library
The Antonio public library and branches will close all day Friday Armistice Day. The notice was announced Thursday by Mrs Frances Humphrey, librarian.
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Ban ‘Antonio
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