Campaign for Charities Funds to Aid Unemployed
Mrs Maude Dee executive secretary of the Associated Charities said a relief campaign to aid unemployed persons and destitute families will be held immediately. A relief committee letter urged the charities to cooperate by widening the annual drive, with the board meeting Monday to decide actions.
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Associated Charities
Maude Dee
Weilhainy
Afayer
C. MM. Chambers
Ara. Dee
City Charity Drive Urges Immediate Campaign Push
Committee led by Adolph Grose seeks an urgent raise for both annual and emergency funds for the Associations Charities. Mayor Chambers says city employees won’t be compelled to donate but urges voluntary contributions from employed residents. business leaders are asked to consider a one day pay donation. The city awaits committee report announcing next steps.
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Adolph Grose
aAesociates Charities For
C. M. Chambers
Mho Wasznr
Fle
Banks Report Sound Condition Despite Crises
Austin and Indianapolis dispatches report Texas banks in good condition with about 15.09 million dollars in doubtful assets removed over three and a half years. State banking commissioner James Shaw notes banks avoid trouble by prudent credit, while neighboring states list closures including Liberty State Bank and American Trust in New Albany and other small institutions in Kentucky and North Carolina.
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Austin
Nar
Tezan
James Shaw
Texas
Indianapolis
Ind
Conthern
Ghle River
State Banking Department
Tatther FP. Symony
State Bank
Hich
Liberty State Bank
American Trust Company, Hoth of
New Albany
Crawford County State Bank Cof
Leavenworth Te. Bank of
Leavenworth
Jackton Township State Bank of
Corydon Junction
Old Capitol Bank. and Trust Company of
Corydon
Louisville
Kentucky
Crestwood’ Bank
Tmooking County Bank
Imoke
Vaniaville
New Albany Clearing House Association
Iserelon
Court Hears Family Row In San Jose Home
Testimony in Corporation Court reveals JR Hare surprised his wife with another man at 503 Sixth Street San Jose. His mother in law struck him with a hatchet and threatened him with a rolling pin. Judge Mate Tock calls it a family wrangle and warns Hartis to stay away while telling Trammell to go easy on the rolling pin.
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JR. Hare Tix
Sixth Street
San Jose
Wan
Corporation Court
Dances and Musicway Advertisements Through November
Old time and modern dance events fill the week with music by Sir Jerome Band, Artzt orchestra, Heron Smiths orchestra, Pyke country dance, and Chris and His Columbiana. Prizes offered at masquerade and turkey dance at local venues Castraville and Wernette's Garden. Rental ads note furnished or unfurnished apartments.
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Sir Jerome
Band O'Joy
Davies
Mavdona
Castrovisla
Chris
Columbiana
Wernette’s Garden
Castravills
Sun
Heron Smith
Handicapped Child Gets Privileges
The handicapped child conference session in Washington outlines rights for disabled youths. It includes the right to appropriate care, equal opportunities, development with peers, and participation in education and social activities.
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Washington, D. C
Braubach on Court Still in Limbo as Trial Panel Forms
Witness testimony links Braubach to a room at the Anthony hotel where he and Watson dined and later slept. Watson identified Williams the house detective as the man who provided the room and warned against polluting the robbery case. Jurors were questioned amid late-stage defense challenges as a new panel formed and Tagetale shuffled names to influence questioning.
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W. W. McGrory
Rogsdate
Granbech
Tate Coorpiracy
Tudge McCrory
Bras Lach
Asmietunt
Attornes B
Ladon Pi
Braubach
Watson
Anthony
Williams
Saraconé
Uraubach
Risinback
Defence Attorneya
Glass makers press for tariff parity on Texas bottle shipments
Charlee II of the Three Rivers Glass Company testified before the Texas railroad commission seeking lower in state rates to compete with Oklahoma and Missouri producers. He argued Texas lines charged higher costs, making bottle shipments from San Antonio to Fort Worth uncompetitive. The hearing, led by commissioners Nell and Smith, considered a proposed San Antonio Fort Worth route via Highway 108 that could boost local revenue by hundreds of thousands.
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Cosas
Charlee II
Three Livers Glass Company
Buower
Three Rivers
Teras
Texas
Oklahom
Mincig
Fle
Hale
Pashng
Lis
M. Nelf
Lou A. Smith
Ube
Fhidaull
Ur. Lawkett
San Antonio Freight Bureau
San Antonio
Fort ‘Worth
Southland Greyhound Line
G. CG. Shuppee
Lencing
Thuertay
Nell and
Bark Marshall
Johnson City
Turner
Markie Falls
Lampeas
Indians Ready for Laws says Indian crimes to be under white law
Washington dispatch reports the United States board of Indian commissioners sees the Indian ready to be governed by white law. The article mentions jurors and a bizarre excuse about alleged pininaise poisoning as a juror’s excuse. Judge McCrory commented on the juror’s claimed reason and asked Williams’ attorneys about objections as the trial proceeding continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Board of Indian Commissioners
Doe McArabh
M. D. Fleming
Gus Kraslews
Roseor Tol
TW. Stineejski
Feliz Stanush
HE. Curt’ MdClaunch
J. A. Alten
Tt. Davenport
W. We McCrory
Tudee
Fisherman Indicted for Playing Tag With Shells
A federal grand jury indicted three Chesapeake Bay fishermen, Honard Jackson, John Cooper, and D Franklin Beck, for restricted waters activity amid a tense period. Four artillerymen were injured when an I inch gun recoiled during a nearby incident as fishermen worked.
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Chesapeake Bar
Federal Grand Jury
Aberdern
O. Norman Fucrest
Honard Jackson
John Cooper
D. Franklin Beck
Chamber Board Plans Change Amid Representation Debate
Mellotsa will elect a surrogate board of directors for the Chamber of Commerce. Walter Walthall, chamber president, authorized a study by a three-member committee to explore wider representation. Proposals include appointing five directors at large in addition to the 15 elected. A legislative committee urged defining procedures for empowering the chamber plan amid Texas reform debates. Ballots are to finalize the new directors by January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Walthall
Walthall
Chamber
San Antonio
Clothier
Tive
Dyeepberth
Imal
Jameney
Leland Mitchell Dead in Hunavest Field Notice
Dr W Lelaus Mitchell a Rockefeller Foundation representative in Hungary and Yugoslavia for five years died at Hunavest. The report notes his work and sudden death ending a noted career in relief and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Mitchell
Hunavest
W. Lelaus Mitchel
Rockefeller Foundation
Hungary
Tain and Jugoslacia
City to reopen bids for Lockwood Parks building
The Lockswood city council will open new bids on December 1 for the Lockwood Parks recreational building. Mayor O M Chambers announced after controversy over earlier submissions, with Mitchell Construction at 10100 seen as favored if approval stands. A follow up meeting may consider alternate bids and the architect’s notice of new bids submitted by contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood Parks
Dfayor O.M. Chambers
Jacoy Rubiols
Chavas
Bors
Festus
Lockswood Eraldents
Mitchell Construction ‘Company
Althodeh
Cramber
Partier
Atows
Barclay
Alte
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Walt
Red Braubach
Lang
John Willams
St. Anthony
Western Furniture Company
Flores St
Joshes
San
Antonio
Joske
Hatarday
Joske’s
Shaw
Paris
Tena
First State Bank and Truat Company
Topeka
Ways
Atete
Hepartinens
Cleburne State Bank
Cleburne
Jefferson City
Hipley County
Doniphan
Bank of
Awhevilia
N. C
American National Bank
Tluee
North Carolina
City News
Artzt Orchestra
Pyke
Ant
Teepe Fons Haji
Braun Road
Munte
Braubagh
Stan
Three Rivers Concern
E. Houston
C. Ofc. Board
Dr. Tf
City-Central Bank
Perfection Stove Company
Trunk Ave
Dallas
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