Berry calls mass meetings for Texas Democrats October 15
Dallas leader B A Berry head of the State Democratic Executive Committee urges county chairmen to call mass meetings for Saturday October 15 at 2 oclock to mobilize a strong Democratic campaign against the Ku Klux Klan Republican coalition. Thurman Barrett says he has not received the letter or plans.
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B. A. Berry
Dallas
Democratic Executive Committee
Texas
Thurman Barrett
Bexar County
Berry
Democracy of Texas
Democracy of
Kalex Klan
Republican Party
Desai
Angus
Republicas Party
Democracy
Dominus Hooded
North Texas
Democratic
Southland Hotel
Jed C. Adams
Charles Apede
Claude Me
Callum
Ime Ap
Ingai Gemnnerats
Workers to Return After Walth Company Strike
WALYHAM Mass Oct 13 The management of the Walth Company denies a plant closure and says 552 workers will return as a strike progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walyham
Mass
Walth Company
Plant Juice credited with ending decade of stomach pain
San Antonio resident E W Doran says Plant Juice ended 10 to 11 years of stomach trouble and pain. He details heartburn, sour stomach, constipation, sleep loss, and nervous distress until using Plant Juice daily at Summer's drug store Houston and Navarro streets and Sam's Men’s Drug Store Houston and Navarro streets. Free samples are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Doran
San Antonio
Paso Hondo Street
Mr. Doran
Houston
Navarro
Sam' S Men's Drug Store
Navasco
Sommer's
Official Orders Washington War Department Promotions and Assignments
A long list of military promotions and reassignments is issued, detailing observation deployments, ratings upgrades, retirements, and duty changes for officers across infantry engineers medical air service and field artillery with locations including Hot Springs Vancouver Fort Hoyle Kelly Field and Hawaii. The actions include promotions to captain and first lieutenant, others to major or lieutenant colonel, and various transfers to new posts and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn
Weonara. Infantry
Tee Ee Ioe Infantin
George W. Strong
Aeree Washington
Gorriee
Tialey
Letterman
Francis Bradford Wheaton
Francis Hui Kuhn
David T. Johnson
Arthur J. Skitjiman
John Guillet
Air Service
Milo B. Dunning
Edward R. Stone
General Staff
Ralph S._ Porter
Poner P. Lemiy
Jol. J. Sta
Charles H. Br
Albert S- Hoodr
Cavalry
William T. Brock
Infantry
Ray H. Lewis
Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
New Jersey National Guard
Sation
East Orange
Walter P. Weaver
Middletown Air Intermediate Depot
Charles H. Hart Jr
Vancouver
Hiram A. ‘Phillips
John Moran
Fort Sam Houston
Senffield Barracks
Hawaii
Mila
Clark
Kelly Field
Aixous Henry
Fi Worth
Bradford N
Walter Reed
Washington
Rudy J. Baros
Beaumont
Actio
Willard W. van Allen
Harry A. G. Hopmann
Service Reserve Corps
Brooks Field
Braxton Deg. Butler
Jefferson Barrack
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Bliss Athro
Signa
Alexander T. Ovenshine
Third Cornl
General Staff Corps
Paul Thomas Ogee
Theodore Barthes
Air Service Reserve
Porter Fentrell McLaine
Harold D. Smith
Air Serviee
Langley Field
Fort Leavenworth
Gol
Wiliam Lay Patterson
Infairy
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Fort. Howard
Joseph BR. Hafer
Coalartillery
Fort Totten
Stuart Zimmerman
Fourth Field Artillery
Eliot Upholds Youth In Lecture In Cambridge
Dr Charles W Eliot former Harvard president argues in Cambridge that modern youth reject Edenic dogmas and depravity beliefs, embracing a liberal open approach to religion. He says conflict between science and religion is fading as science and logic advance, fueling progress and personal happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Hllior
Woman Slayer Rearing Date Set In Arkansas Case
Winona Green is to appear for a preliminary hearing in Little Rock regarding the slayings of J. A. Green and his mother in Oklahoma. Officials expect she will waive hearing and await action by Pulaski county grand jury. A. R. Green, husband, was released on bond after being arrested with her in Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Get
Winona Green
Ee Lushand
J. A. Green
Fisher
Okla
Pulaski County
W. L. Penham
Pulaski
Tulsa
A. R. Green
Pueblo
San Antonio Eyes 1926 National Girl Scout Conference
San Antonio and Bexar County Girl Scout council discussed the 1926 conference host prospects at a Monday meeting. Delegates would attend the 1925 Boston conference to push for a San Antonio hosting bid, with potential attendees including Mrs Herbert Hoover and Mrs Warren G Harding. A permanent camp site committee was formed and last summer’s camp report was reviewed. Proceeds from a late November roast support the National Building Fund for a national office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
National Girl ‘Scout Commissioners
Bexar County
Girl Scout Council
J. E. Beretta
Boston
Herbert Hoover
Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Spred
Oppenheimer
Girl Scout Troops
Floy Menger Lar
Seven suspects freed in Rangoon attack on American missionaries
In Rangoon Burma on October 13 authorities released seven suspects due to lack of evidence in the Wednesday night attack on Professor and Mrs. Paul Gleason of Judson College. Consul Pilar in Washington reported rapid recovery for the Gleasons and ongoing protection for Americans.
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Rangoon
Burma
Paul Gleason
Judson College
Washington
Senate Department
Charles J. Pilar
Gleason
Germans’ Loan to Germany Spurs Global Financing Wave
American bankers foresee the 200 million dollar loan to Germany as a catalyst for further international loans in the coming year. France is negotiating its share and Belgium seeks attention to its demands, with about 110 million tied to the German town plan. Morgan and Company affiliates report plans for deposits and schedules despite a holiday.
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New York
Germany
Weac
Americ
France
Belsiam
J. 2. Morgan and Company Group
Morgan and Company
American Railroad Men Reach London for Continental Tour
A 150 member American Association of Railroad traffic officials begins a two week London visit as part of a continental tour. They will be hosted by British railways and steamship firms and tour Rotterdam Amsterdam Berlin Lucerne Antwerp Brussels and Paris before returning to the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Association of Draskenger
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Berlin
Lucerne
Antwerp
Trussels
Paris
Army Y Hires New Physical Director in San Antonio
AL of San Diego has arrived as the new physical director of the local Army Y in San Antonio replacing C C Bonner who moves to Fort Leavenworth. The plan includes a vigorous athletic program with a basketball tournament and boxing wrestling volleyball and handball this fall.
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Dn S. Markam
Army and Navy
San Diego
California
San Antonio
Army
C. C. Bonner
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
TL. G. Williamson
Mount Lowe Observatory Chief Dies in Poverty
Bayar Lucien Larkin, 77, prominent astronomer and writer, died in Upland after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Los Angeles. Though famed as Mount Lowe Observatory director and science writer, he left almost nothing financially despite a lifetime of contributions.
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Los Angeles
Bayar Lucien Larkin
Upland
Mount Lowe Observatory
Larkin
Brakeman Aubrey Self Dies From Injuries in Texas
Aubrey Earl Self a 25 year old brakeman for the Southern Pacific Railway died at Santa Rosa hospital after injuries from switching cars at Luling Texas. He left San Antonio Sunday night for Glidden Texas. He was unmarried and survived by his widow Vera Self and several relatives. His body will be sent to Nixon for burial.
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Aubrey Earl Self
Southern Pacific Railway Company
North Olive Street
Santa Rosa
Liuiing
Tex
Mr. Self
San Antonio
Glidden
H. Richardson
Self
Luling
Santa Rosa Hospital
W. UB. Self
Nixon
Green Crossler
Blanco
W. W. Farmer
M. T. Selfo
Denville
W. O. Self
Frank
Sloan, Wilbert & Pelphrey Company
Train Hits Pusher in Fog. Two Killed Near New Milford
A Buffalo and Pittsburgh passenger train crashed into a slowly moving Lackawanna freight one mile west of New Milford in dense fog. Engineer Michael Kelly and fireman Kay Osterhout of the pusher engine were killed. passenger-engineer Frank Sawyer injured. freight crew member Clarence Woodruff in serious condition. Multiple baggage cars left the rails and passengers were shaken by the collision.
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New
Milford
Buffalo
Manlstead
Kay Osterhout
Hallstead
Clarence Woodruff
Dunmore
Binghamton
Noy
Frank
Terms Upheld For Staking Shopmen In 1922 Strike
The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of R. H. Clements and other former Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad employees for conspiracy to obstruct mails and interfere with interstate commerce during the 1922 shopmen’s strike. Other items note tax appeal rulings, a Soviet court challenge, and railroad rate cases including land grant charges and national guard movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
R. H. Clements
Atchison, Toneka & Santa Fe
Central Union Trust Company of
New York
Coronado Coal ‘Company
Lave
Coronado Coal
District No. 21
United Mine Workers Union
W ‘St
Arkansas
Government of Transportation
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Tow Car Returns to Duty in War on Parking Violators
Local police resume use of a tow vehicle after a vacation. Officers Springer operate the Ford tow car, bringing delinquent autos into the station. Owners must pay $2 to reclaim their vehicles, as the device helps enforce business district parking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
Ford
Deportation Train Set to Stop in City
About 20 aliens, most believed Spaniards, will be placed aboard a deportation train as it passes San Antonio Monday night enroute to New York from San Francisco. Stops have occurred at El Paso Del Rio and Spofford Texas with Galveston New Orleans New York and other points to follow. One man described as Spaniard and alleged to be insane is named as a deportee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plac
San Antonio
New York
San Francisco
el Paso
del Rio
Spofford
Texas
Galveston
New Orleans
United States Artillery
Army
Bishop Brown Sentence Postponed To January 18 1925
The trial of Right Rev. William Montgomery Brown former Arkansas Bishop of the Pahasten Episcopal church is postponed after Cleveland attorney Toba H. Smart announced a stipulation by the church reviewing Mark October 40. Proceedings resume January 18, 1925 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Pahasten
Toba H. Smart
Tomotto
Bisho
Mexican Foreign Office Probes Vera Cruz Criticism
The Mexican Foreign Office considers remarks from Vera Cruz critics regarding an alleged unwarranted communication. Officials suggest the matter be reviewed by state authorities and the United States embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Siritten
Vera Cruz
States
United States
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Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic
Craighead County
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Macabeus
Michigan
M Hees
Philadelphia
White
Dyeing Cleaning Co
Broadway
Lpolice
OE Brown
Epee Celomel:Co
Hante. Ga
San Anto
Sommers
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Marx Co
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