Senator Sheppard Sees Democratic Edge in Coming Congress
Dallas reporter describes Senator Sheppard of Texas visiting Dallas as he forecasts the new Congress will reduce taxes and curb prohibition. He predicts repeal of railway legislation, possible welfare changes, and signals a Democratic president with strengthened party power. He notes health improving and plans to attend the special session in Washington.
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Hillcrest Country Club bids expected soon in city plans
Plans and specifications for the Hillcrest Country Club lease are being prepared and will be submitted to contractors shortly. George Laven, club president, announced that the 100 acre site on Babeork Road will feature a modern clubhouse with reception, lounge, kitchen, dining, and ball room, with construction likely to begin within days after the building committee meets.
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Open Court At Waco As Federal Trial Begins
The Waco federal court session opens with defendants John Doe and others facing trial. Judge Brown presides as prosecutors outline charges while defense counsel requests delays and the docket includes a variety of motions and adjournments. The proceedings occur in Fort Worth with tentative dates set for further hearings and potential delays.
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Armistice Day Dance Funds Poppies Totaling Up to $2000
Armistice Day celebrations in the city included a parade and evening dances at hotels and clubs as auxiliary members counted proceeds from poppy sales. Volunteers hoped the $1600 to $2000 total would aid veterans and war relief, with events at the Guntery Gunter club and Elks hosting dances. Speakers urged support for ex soldiers and immigration limits while stressing patriotic ideals and national unity.
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Armistice Day luncheon honors war service and warns of postwar laxity
A 200-guest Armistice Day event at the Bathony Hotel featured Mrs. Lowie Kroms Heck and Gen Ed M Lewis. Speakers urged vigilance against postwar relaxation, recalling service records and wartime sacrifices. A Scottish quartet performed "Never See the Old Ping Fall" and "Dixie" as the crowd applauded.
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500 To Attend Great Baptist Convention
A registration of 500 delegates is set for the Christian General Baptist convention in San Antonio. The event gathers a large turnout expected to discuss religious matters, with plans and schedules to be announced.
Presbyterian Church convention plan outlined in San Antonio
The Flat United Presbyterian Church outlines a November convention in San Antonio with Rev Hamilton of Boston leading sessions and delivering addresses. The World Endeavor paper notes Hamilton as a leading Christian Endeavor figure with extensive U S contact. Social events for delegates are planned as program details are finalized.
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Critique of New Dutch Guilder Puts Government Policy Under Fire
Criticism targets the Dutch government for introducing a new guilder that heightens monetary confusion. The piece notes prior silver coin output, shifts in silver values, and the impact on private coin creation. It explains that the silver standard has eroded, with the old three guilders per unit now four, and warns state use of silver guilders risks inflating the money supply at the expense of value.
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