Bankers hail success of sales tax at bankers meeting
Governor Conner told American Bankers Association delegates that the sales tax solved state emergency finances and earned merchant cooperation. He recalled fierce opposition, mass meetings, andtrain trips yet said opposition vanished and relief for property owners emerges through a two percent tax. Other leaders from Multnomah Los Angeles and Kansas City warned the tax’s durability and urged broader support and possible rate increase.
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Bankers Elect New Officials at National Convention
Delegates at the American Bankers convention chose Francis H. Gitson of New York as president succeeding Hacey J. Hons of Pennsylvania and named Piinels M. Law of Houston as first vice president with Rudolf B. Wrehl of New Orleans as second vice president. Irving Wi Conk of New York was elected treasurer and new executive committee members include Willan PF Augua- Aine Gorton Marvin Hakkrness and J. Weises. Definite signs of business improvement were noted amid debate over excess governmental borrowing and opposition to state taxation of national banks.
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Francis H. Gitson
New York
Hacey J. Hons
Poitadelynia
Piinels M. Law
Houston
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Rudolf B. Wrehl
New Orleans
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Daly Jr
Omaha
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New Dorlfard
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Wikleemen
Treasury receipts highlight October 4 figures in D C
October 4 treasury receipts show amounts including 62.76 and 772.09 for various accounts. The record lists origin entries in Washington with references to Trempury and Burton clutter, noting totals in the 1T,081 range.
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Washington, D.C
Ori
Trempury
Ama
Oxpen Alter
Dalmiven
Burton Clutter Torfenhayn
Gonzales Fair Awards Made at County Pecan Exposition
October 6 marked the start of Gonzales County Patr and Pecan Exposition activities. Stieren won first in the farm exhibits. Galem community tools took second. Waelder finished third. Top individual exhibits were led by John Haschke Jr. Henry Freichs, Arnoe Schicherle, Mrs. Rey McGinnis, Mrs. Tom Fowler, and Mrs. Herbert Holmes in order. About six thousand attended opening day. fireworks closed the night, with rodeo and horse racing features. Gonzales High Apaches and Semuin High meet Friday afternoon at the fair grounds for a scheduled game.
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Tom Fowler
Herbert Holmes
Gonzales High School
Local clubs hold meetings across San Antonio area
Numerous groups schedule Thursday and Friday gatherings including Junior Hadassah at 7 30 pm at 17 West Marshall street Miriam Rebekah lodge and Phi Tau Gamma sorority meet in the evening Executive board of Lamar PTA convenes at the school cafeteria Mrs William Hunter presides A large slate of parent teacher activities and dances spans the city with garden parties, costume events and a fundraising bridge party for the state convention.
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Fannin School
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Daughters of the Confedretary
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Yssa- Sikon
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Smith Elementary
Collins Gardens
Ben Milam
Thos
Bra Antonio Conservation Society
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Pirasanlon Road
Dowie School
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Tor Florence Frampton
Eugenia Franks
Jessie Tate
Jewell Manning
Myrtie Richardson
Mary ‘Anne Peleu
Pauline Kibbe
Helga Johnson
St Anthony
Mayfield Park
Kathryn Scott
Elizabeth Scoggin
Comeil
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Scissortails Halt Cricket Invasion on Brady Streets
Brady Ont reports a sudden cricket invasion as scissortails intervene to defend local businesses. Crickets cling to wires and pavements after rain, disrupting street activity until the birds drive them away.
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Bandits Rob Nur Bore in Missouri Town Looting Stores
NORBO RNE Mo Oct 6 Three armed bandits invaded Nur bore early today shot and wounded night watchman William Moore bound and gagged him then looted three stores and a business district. The incident follows a spate of local crime with authorities investigating the brazen robbery and locating possible suspects.
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Nurbore
William Moore
Judge Studies Bear Vote Contests In Texas Court
Judge Tayloe of the Forty-fifth District Court studied numerous exceptions to the Bexar county Democratic primary election contest. Only three contestants remained. remaining pleas targeted irregularities and alleged conspiracies to cheat the polls. Attorneys urged amendments naming precincts and removing duplications as hearings continued.
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Mistrieh Court
Bexar County
J. Frankity Spears
D. F. Davis
Dan J. Moran
Robert Uhr
Preeluet No. 4
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D. A. McAskl
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Joeph R. Hik
Woman Guilty of Assault to Kill in San Marcos
Ban Marcos October 6 Mrs Emma Neuse a 40 year old mother was given a three year suspended sentence on a charge of assault with intent to murder She pleaded guilty to the charges connected to an attempted shooting of Mr and Mrs William Maris as they sat in a boat on the San Marcos River near San Marcos Her testimony described bullets striking the water near the boat during the incident.
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Emma Neuse
San Marcos B F C Needs Are Checked
A San Marcos Texas committee for the county’s needy families reviews Resonatration France funds to determine allocations. Grady Walker, secretary manager of the chamber of commerce, leads the effort as the group continues its work this week.
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France Corporation
Askee
Grady Walker
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Us Sansunesset
Pecan Harvest at Bastrop Reported Amid Crop Damage
Bastrop Texas reports a harvest affected by severe weather and borers. The text notes crop loss and damage in fruit yields while referencing local business and industry context.
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Bob Bastrop
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