Rail Chiefs to Aid in Keeping U S Business on Even Keel
Washington dispatch reports rail executives and bankers pledging to keep business on an even keel through steady capital investment and easier money. Hoover prepared for a White House conference with leading industrialists, with figures like Owen D Young, Alfred P Sloan, Henry Ford named as expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Floorer
Stock Exchange
Federal Advisory Council
White House
Washington
Owen D. Young
Generallec
Alfred P. Sinan
General Motors
Henry Ford
Republican Split Looms in L.A. as Legal Battle
Edward T. Lyons petitions an injunction to restrain Mark TK. Liance from duties as Berar county Republican executive committee chairman. Lyons says he was elected in July 1928 and publicly announced. Lyons alleges Liance has unilaterally proclaimed himself chairman since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Lyons
Berar County
Mark TK. Iiance
Ainuel
Hener
Tous
Man Man United States Jury Release in Murder Trial
In New York on November 20 the McManus murder trial saw juror William Belknap excused by Judge Charles C. Note Jr. due to prior acquaintance with an assistant district attorney. Also from Washington, Roland Thoyden of Ta ton was proposed as war reforms arbiter and head of the mixed claims commission between the US and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George A. McManus
Arnold Rolbetein
William E. Belknap
Surhi
Charles C. Note Jr
Belknap
Doyden
Washington, D. C
Nor
Roland x. Thoyden
Nf Taston
United States
Reparations Commission
Ana
Won a Prize by Chance Says Orlando Man
Calvin L. Floyd of Orlando Florida narrates a dramatic change after trying Najol a natural remedy from a health lecture. He reports headache relief dizziness and renewed energy after three bottles and credits Najol with improving life quality without drugs. He emphasizes Najol is not medicine and is sold in standard drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin L. Floyd
Orlando
Florida
Najal
Elmore
Floyd
Nature
Thirty first to thirty third Scottish Rite degrees set at Temple
The thirty-first and thirty-second degrees in Scottish Rite Masonry will be conferred at 8:30 am and 2:30 pm on Thursday as the annual Thirty fifth Scottish Rite reunion closes at the Scottish Rite temple. The thirty-third degree will be conferred in December due to Samuel Cochram’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cochram
Mourland
Anton D. Mante
Wit
Taigh TR Teobertson
Terry Wolford
Robert C. Edgar
Cinties Se. Weinberger
Ralph J. Cameron
Clarence Cash
Tol Peper
Alfred McDaniel
Wiliam Farinee
Toteph McGowen
Putt Darden Malls
Orchestra to Give Concert The Lady of the Lake
The college orchestra will perform its first concert Wednesday night in a program honoring St Cecilia's Day. Members rehearsed regularly this season and include Borwann Schiffers Geraldine Verguson Mats Louise Walliser Elizabeth Scoggin Eugenia Topalsky Irina Goeth Tris Bay Elizaeth denett Fithel Riathe Ruby Simon Louise Le Barre Ystrada Mary Agnes Ang Calinbell Macy Carroll Jean Bran Mary Burkholder Mary Gleason Jarline Melaughlin Margaret Pauls Cecilia Durkholier Prances Reinhart Nance Moore Anna Hosshardt Virginia Cohn.
Advertising Club Plans for Party at PlaGe Bowl
The San Antonio Advertising Club will host a Christmas party for members on December 37 at the Plaza Bowl. The holiday entertainment includes a dinner and dance. Mrs Velma Ghines will head the program. The event marks the club's tenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Eva
Rampage After Jail Riot and Bank Robbery End in Deaths
A mob overran the jail crowding the entrance and executing Ratliff with a rope before it broke. Four Cisco bank bandits robbed the Cisco bank wounding the cashier and fleeing, later captured. Several officials and bystanders were injured or killed amid the chaotic crackdown and ensuing violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratiifé
Seaves
Totert Hill
Btnta
Honey Heloa
Ingrammer
J. E. Uavia
Jones
Ratcliffs
Bindita
Cisco
Ratliff
Twenty Four Hours of Daylight Claim by Professor Silverman
Pittsburgh scientist Professor Alexander Silverman predicts a future with continuous daylight powered by a wonder worker of science. The claim outlines a transformative energy or device alleged to sustain perpetual daylight conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Silverman
Pittsburgh
Death Silence of Santa Claus Phonograph Bandit Tale
In Munnsville Pecos a battered portable phonograph played a mournful farewell as mob violence silenced the “Santa Claus” bandit and four accomplices. One wounded, one electrocuted earlier, two others jailed or escaped. a chaotic chase left authorities recovering about 1200 dollars and details of the crime.
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Nilizena
Onn
Tr FB. Davis
Largt
MuNvsVillus
Pecas
Phonoataps
Marshall Ynteluff
Cisco
Santa Claus
Eastland
Henry Telm
Tnn
Sinclair Ready to Quit Jail Cell in DC Contempt Sentence
Sinclair finished his last day in the District of Columbia jail pharmacy after this sentence for contempt of court and contempt of the senate. He expressed no further remarks as he prepared to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Washington, D.C
Jorry
District of Columbia
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Ceaders
L.A
Rearga McManis
Rothstein
N. W
Pusilding
M’manus
Iwanfield
Karl Abel
Tas Auvs
William Bell
Raymond Brooks
Immerit
John Clark
Foy. Gude
MW. Dotenn
Deal
Feu
WR. Millis
Flowers
Henry HK. Preeti
Marries
HW. Toews
J 2
Molt
GL. Humbles
King
Hermon Kentan
Bert Eovend
Shelby Ray Meany
Mmiller
Morrow
Mc Neal
Nowlin
Cullough
MO. Pail
Garnet Reed
O. Robinson
PL Shafer
Abe Eel
A. Tu Simy Te
G. KR J S. Rhinner
P. Stottamelis
OF. Co
Wallenic
Werdell
W. RB
Alluns
J. White
Pelee Hiesiat
G Way
H. Childress
Cornelus
Daseo
B. F. Dorian
Coler van Bebert
I. Farley
J._A. Frasier
M.T Gillland
RL. Hewsey
Aubrey Lankins
Ez Tones
It Klocka
Mf. Tee
Thomas 12. Macdonald
Federal Road Bureau
Lyngherg Face
Eaotland Probe
Grand Jury
Ratliffe
Pagene
Jates
Fotm
Aniler Gilborn
Krupa
China
Equator
Tropics
Polar
Ters
Inet Au Center
Aeolian Company
Goggan’s
Thos. Goggas & Bros
Home Fy Age Broadway
Victor
Merox
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