Wesley Settlement Seeks $20000 Fund Drive
The campaign to raise $20,000 for directing a new Wesley settlement will launch Monday with Mrs Clinton G. Brown as building committee chair. Women helpers discuss campaign plans in St Anthony hotel tapewroom as funds support city uplift under the Methodist church scheme.
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Wanley
Clinton G. Brown
Waya
Mieana
Baturey
St Anthony Hovel
Mra
R. J. Halk Chalkman
Mizsion
Methodist Churches of
Women's Missionary Council
Methodist Episcope Church
South
Missionary Board of
San Antonio
Dan
Revision Board
Methodist Church
Houston
Tha Manny
Manufacturers Club To Hold Annual Show In Boerne
The Manufacturers' Club plans its annual show from November 28 to December 1 in Boerne to showcase home made goods. Prominent Kendall County Fair leaders from Boerne Comfort Waring and area will join. exhibit space 212 East Houston, with extensive lighting and public viewing daily except Sunday church tours. Charter notices also include Farm Credit Dallas incorporation and Bodwitty Title Company capital amendment.
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Étportion P
Sen Antonioe
Manufacturers’ Club
Inclu_ sive
Antonio Ax
Destronn
Gedafert 0
Gedafert 0. C. Lael
Kendall County Fair Association
Mty
Boerne
Comfort
Waring
Welfare
Manufacturers Club
Gua Woill
Herff
Wilke
Ho Karger
Charlen Graebner
Albert Kronkenky
San Antonio
East Houston Shest
Gver J
Austin
Tex
Commerce Farm Credit Company of
Dallas
Capital
C. C. Dabney
Miller Sr
W. T. Kemper
Sansom and Company
Niles
Tarrant County
Purpose
Merchan
Marion Latrior
John A. Stephenson
Mayjon Zancoumer
Bodwitty and Title Company
Ghildrade
Ita Caphall
Endorse Warehouse Law Resolution From Farmers Union
Austin May 20 according to warehouse managers Walnert and Radford in Houston farmers oppose warehouse law. The Farmers Union convention text shows harmony with the law and endorses it after months of trials. The resolution affirms support for state warehouse and marketing law and notes many farmers comply with its requirements.
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Austin, x
Walnert
Radford
Weinert
Farmers’ Union
Houston
Ita
Germany Says War Will Strengthen Despite Churchill Claim
The North German Gazette cites Germany’s claim that Britain and its allies will face greater German military power as the war drags on. It rebukes Churchill’s warning that military forces will falter, arguing that conscription and younger generations will both fill gaps at the front and swell the German army over time.
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Berlin
Germany
Winston Spencer Churchill
Cherchilla
Harland
Tyr
Concert at Post Third Field Artin Weany
A fragmentary item notes a concert at Houston on Monday afternoon at 430 with a varied program. Performers mentioned include Mustela ir Pentland and Ferber plus pieces like Binary Dance and Madama Smiles. Thursday’s afternoon performance is canceled due to holiday observances.
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Artin Weany
Gam
Houston
Gistocie Cuter
Mustela Ir Pentland
Waits
Beltetlog
Jane
Aoe
Sian
Madama Smiles
Cobb
Teachers From Laredo to Attend State Association Meeting
A delegation of 75 teachers from Laredo and vicinity will attend the State Teachers' Association meeting in Corpus Christi, with attendance from Southwest Texas expected to be large. Also reports on railroad freight rate decisions and a Marble Falls bank robbery suspect identified as not involved are noted, along with bond issues in Ellis County and a stray text on moviemaking.
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Corpus Christi
Tem
Nat Benton
Lovie Christian
Laredo
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Roadsway
Texas Porte
Marble Petisher
Marble Falls
Henry “Einats
Esterday
Big Hark
Clark
Desi
Tive
Max
Faeing
Aoe
Two Jitmey Cars In A Head-On Collision
A Saturday night head-on crash on Vue Nees Street between Pine and Willow left Mrs. Anthony and her 7-year-old Grace with bruises and possible broken collar bone. Passengers and drivers from both cars were shaken. police arrested Vincent and Osborn for reckless operation.
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Gorsa
John W. Vincent
Greyman Street
Tatingblood
Ead M
Osborn
Ain Gwn
Ming and
Bradford
Offisara
Vincent
Anthony
Pittery Post
Place
Claims Ignite Scalp Bounty Debate In Bexar County
Citizens discuss scalp bounty funds as the county seeks to determine remaining state apportioned money. Officials consider limits to payouts tied to a $190000 appropriation, with past overpayments noted. Deputies report many participants from upland areas using traps poisons and shotguns to collect bounties on wolves coyotes and wildcats. A tabulation of funds and a cessation plan for wild animal bounties are proposed as the two-year window nears.
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Aslunera
Jor
Newton
Commissionere Court
J. K. Lamm
Bexar County
Poll tax letters urge immediate payments from voters
County Collector John Bitter sends a large batch of letters to business leaders urging timely poll tax payments. The notice stresses only the voter can pay and promises quicker service by paying now to avoid crowding in the final days. A total of 2298 poll tax receipts have been issued.
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John 4. Bitter
Bitter
Iimaels
MOB LAW SCORED BY BAPTISTS AT AUSTIN MEETING
At a large Austin convention the State Baptist gathering debated mob violence against Black people, adopted a Rev Brooke proclamation condemning mob justice, and approved a resolution honoring Booker T. Washington. It also planned a new Baptist church for Baylor students and discussed trustee elections for various Baptist institutions in Fort Worth Dallas and surrounding areas.
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Austin
Tex
Preeldefit Brooke
BIAC
Booker T. Washing
J. B. Gambrell
Booker T. Washington
Ian
Dr. Gambrell
Baylor University
Wacoram
Variaus Austin
L. L. Campbell
Auellt
Campbell
Gertie
Gierasy
Pelpi
Baylor Board of Trustees
Baylor
Board of Trustees
Baylor Collage
Southern, Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Closa Ax
Balin
George Cunden
Fark Worth
J. K. Winston
Fort, Worth
Atwood
Albu
Querque
N. Nes Tiles Gibson
Fort Smith
Ark
WD. Salomon
Mextalan
J.T. Penderton
W. J. Harris
Wart Worth
C. Smith
Grad View
P.M. Masters
Shawn
Houston
J. L. Gross
F. I. Berry
Robert Carrall
R. E. Burt
M. Bi
Weaver
Bryan
Segura B. Butler
Beaumont
J. W. Cochran
Livingston
XM. Hudson
el Campo
Haney Norms
Groverton
Eward Sablefield
Galverton
Uhe
Board
Convention Forms Executive Board of Trustees
The morning session approved the appointment of an executive board and board of trustees for the convention. Lyn Wardt chaired the nominations committee and all its selections were adopted, naming a large roster of Texas pastors and leaders from Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, San Antonio, Amarillo, and other cities. The report praised a record year, noting $70,000 raised for missions, $117,721.62 for state missions, and $21,065 for education, with a $38,053 deficit in miscellaneous work. session efforts included ministerial aid drive and seminary support plans.
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Fereentivs Board
Nand
Boar of Trusteen
Ncasion
Lyn Wardt
W. Truett
Dallaz
J. B. Cream Dallag
B.C. Buckner
Bailes
Welfs Datlon
C. c. Staurhtor
Clan
T. RB
Bearborough
Fort Worth
PA Groner
Waco
W. A. Haerett Avatin
B. J. Porter
San Antonio
Kokere
Antonio
L. J. Mins
Brownwoods
W. H. Puauay
Amarillo
Smith
Amarito
J. ¥. Wiliam
Tt Peso
J. B. Cole
Pepo
Penro
Donen
Boars of Trustees
Ty Hanks
Palacios
TL. Wolfs
Bol Ua
Benator G
S. Lattimore
Collen
Thames
Dallas
Price Cheaney
Robert Jolly
C. C. Payne
Baptist
Homer
J. Brank Norrie
J. B. Cranfill
Baptist Stendard
B. Gambrell
Misalan
Jeff D. Ray
Ray
Baptist Schoole
Texas
L. R. Scarborquels
Southwestern Baytlet Seminary
Prohibition debate at Baptist convention session in Austin
Report from the mainte Baptist convention shows delegates debating national prohibition. A motion to oppose any Senate candidate not in favor failed, while support for prohibition principles grew. Temperance lecturer John Carney challenged Democrats, warning of a legislature full of prohibition proponents.
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Austin
To- Mgat
Nession
Mainte Baptist Convention
Uno
United States Senate
Aeagee
Sheppard
Hobson
John Carney
No New Railroad Building Under Way in Texas
Austin Texas reports show Texas railroad mileage virtually unchanged at about 15 560 miles with war conditions causing stagnation in new construction. The Texas railroad commission says gross revenues for the last completed year totaled 109 315 368 while expenses reached 90 063 393 leaving a net operating revenue of 19 249 976. Two reports remain overdue and will finalize the annual summary of Texas lines operations.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Texas
Texas Lines
Commission
Texas Common Carriers
Uns and Ridea fo bent in Mansingion Bammer tale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a 19th or early 20th century scene with Mansingion Bammer and a threat to tear down houses if a bite is not eaten. Readable names include Ven Ro and Oya. The passage lacks clear events, dates, or actions beyond the threat.
Progressives Nominate Ticket Voice in New York Meeting
George W. Perkins of the Progressive party urged uniting behind a forthcoming ticket at a New York meeting. He cautioned that preparedness is not yet a decisive issue for the next presidential election, while Lisping notes on conventions and a Kansas City dispatch appear in the cabled report.
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New York
Knife and Fork Club
Baltimore
Anserting
Wais
Perkins
Isaap
Secur
Snow Bleyelen
Sélime
tAdv
Potchernick
Kansas
Citt
George W. Perkins
Cheirsona
Progressive Party
Aiken
S.C
Saturn
Aail
Souther Pacific
Ady
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China
Howard Gould
H. Duke
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Snd
J. M. Dawson
Jack Convides
T. VY. Neal
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de Lawn
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Angle Daily
Southern Pacific
Potchernice's
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State Commission
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FOX
Kodaks
Alamo Plaza
Progressives
Kansas City Club
King Furniture CO
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