Relimentation New Deal Debate Sparks Liberty League Stand
Jollett Shouse, president of the American Liberty League, argues against excessive government regimentation of industry. He defends personal and property rights, critiques NRA and AAA overreach, and urges balance between parties while stressing Liberty League will work with the administration toward national aims. Local press notes the address signals future league stance and constitutional concerns.
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New York
Jollett Shouse
American Liberty League
Loday
New Deal
Roosevelt
League
Dewstapir
Nasion
Alate
Bond Lab
Bes
Shouse
Alfred E. Smith
Jamey W. Wadsworth
John W. Davis
Irenee du Pont
Bhouse
NRA
AAA
Hoover
Congress
Ishause
Houston
Texas
Chronicle
REC Attempts to Collect Part of 890 Million Loan
In Chicago a federal suit seeks to determine stockholder liability for a 60 million unpaid balance of Central Republic Trust. General Charles Dawes is named among the stockholders in the action filed by Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Also reports on William C. Rutt arriving in Nanking to begin talks with China.
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REC
Chicago
Ine Reconstruction Finance Corporation
TEC
Central Republic Trust Company
Sesk
Fig
Charles
Dawes
Woodmen Circle District Meet Near San Antonio Names
About three hundred representatives from twenty towns in Southwest Texas attended a one day Woodmen Circle district conclave in San Antonio at the W O W hall. Mrs Dara Talley of Omaha national president received 2600 cans of vegetables and fruit for the Sherman orphanage and Home for the Aged. A pageant at the Municipal auditorium concluded the event with 280 participants performing A Dream of an Old Fashioned Garden. National officers present included Mrs Jeanie Willard Miss Bess Dolan Mrs Tena Singerk Mrs Margaret Merdows Mrs Lela Calloway and Mrs Hazel Godlove.
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Texas
San Antonio
Woodmen Circle
W.O.W. Hall
East
Houston Street
Dara 4. Talley
Omaha
Neb
Sherman
Jeanie Willard
Denison
Bessis Dolan
Taylor
Tena Singerk
Dallas
Margaret Merdows
Oklahoma City
Ila
Lela Calloway
Temple
Hazel Godlove
Houston
FHA Boon to Real Estate Stabilizes Market in San Antonio
R A Tullis head of the San Antonio FHA district told the real estate board at the Gunter hotel that federal appraisers bring permanent stabilization. He warned past booms fostered speculative subdivisions and stocklike gambles, saying FHA appraisals avoid 1929 excesses and post crash gloom.
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Federal Housing Administration
R. A. Tullis
San Antonio
FHA
Guitter Hotel
Tullis
Real Estate Board
H.C. Thorman
Inner Dissension Threatens EPIC Plan of Sinclair
Dissension within EPIC jeopardizes Upton Sinclair’s California poverty movement and recent gubernatorial bid. About two hundred Sinclair supporters demand his attendance at a Thursday meeting to quell discord with EPIC leadership led by Teague, threatening action if he fails to show.
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EPIC
Sinclair
Los Angeles
Upton Sinclair
California
Democratic Party
Sinclairs
Oil Violations Bring $5000 Fines
In Longview on November 10 Benny and Sam Ruesth of Gladewater were convicted of operating a by pass and overproducing a well in the Gladewater townsite. Judge E. J. Miller of Brownwood fined each defendant the maximum of $3000. State’s attorneys alleged the offenses occurred on five separate days, with $1000 fines for each separate day.
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Longview
Benny
Sam Ruesth
Gladewater
Dudge E. J. Miler
Brownwood Lere
Tenant-Farmers Are Called Peons in South Cotton Fields
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Lanten Koch, director of Commons Wealth college at Mena ATK, stating that 1,400,080 tenant-farmers in Southern cotton fields are held in virtual peonage. He criticizes the new deal for failing to integrate poverty of sharecroppers in the region.
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Pittsburgh
Lanten Koch
Commons Wealth College
Mena
ATK
Auditor Ty Cecil Visits San Antonio En Route West Coast
William Cecil Ty, traveling visitor for the American Brokers association in Chicago, spent Tuesday in San Antonio en route to the West Coast and checked in at the Plaza Hotel.
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William Cecil ‘Ty
American Brokers’ Association
Chicago
San Antonio
West Coast
Plaza Hotet
Statue Donated to Somerset Church by Dalius Family
Mr and Mrs A G Dalius of San Antonio donated a statue of St Joseph to the new church at Somerset. Rev Wv Albert Mibehe pastor and professor at St Marys University supplied the information.
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A. G. Dalius
San Antonio
St. Joseph
Somerset
Albert Mibehe
St.Mary's University
Frank Kaiser found dead after Joplin widow murder
The body of Frank Kaiser, sought for the shotgun slaying of Mrs. Carrie Cagney, was found in a woods half a mile from the scene. The widow’s body was found in her car by the roadside six miles south of Joplin yesterday afternoon.
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Joplin
Frank Kaiser
Carrie Cagney
Here
Bandit Attack Wounds Several in Tampico
A bandit raid in Tampico Mexico left a man seriously wounded and another injured as shots fired near Grikically Street. Francis Street 40 was rushed to Sata Rest hospital where doctors planned emergency surgery. An American Oil Company employee, Kin Strovt, was struck in the back and paralyzed from the waist down. Ter hard of San Antonio is mentioned as a brother.
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Task Home
Austwell
Ant
Terhard
San Antonis
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