Ruling Upholds Injunction Over Shop Removals in Texas
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals affirmed a lower court injunction restraining Missouri Pacific Lines from removing shops from North Pleasanton Texas. The case stems from a 1913 land gift to San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf lines, with a division point and shop construction tied to a permanent base at North Pleasanton.
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Dalle
Misonri-Pacific
Northleasanton
Texas
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Railway
5. G. Tayloe
Fectyfith District Ratire
Noeces Valles
Roe
Noses Valley
North Pleasanton
San Antonio
Uvalde and Gulf Lines
Worth Creasanton
San Antonis
Uvalde
Gulf
Missouri-Pacific
S A Postoffice to Help Unemployed With Holiday Jobs
The S A postoffice will hire about 200 temporary workers for the Christmas rush. Applications began Wednesday for extra mail carriers to handle increased parcel traffic. Postmaster P G Lucas notes the crew will include capable men, with high school students among applicants. An extra station will operate in the Municipal auditorium basement to process parcels.
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Postoffice
Bept
P. G. Luca
Luces
Aunicipal
Buckner to Speak on World Disciples Congress Report
Dr. Buckner of Central Christian church will report on the world convention of the Disciples of Christ in Washington DC at the prayer meeting. The talk replaces the regular sermon at 7:30 pm Wednesday. The second item notes townsite actions ending in damages and an injunction in the case.
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Buckner
Clark Buckner
Central Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Washington, D. C
Women’s Club Heads Named at Installations in Crockett
Saran E. For was chosen president of the newly installed Louise Telte Ewing chapter of the Daughters of the Civil War. Afternoon ceremonies listed Ida H. Kippel as senior, Sarah E. Myers as junior vice president, Katie Kebarenders as chaplain, Josephine Hickman as treasurer, Bessie Leng as patriotic instructor, Elizabeth Soule as guide, Hattie Bol Flanagan as secretary, Frank Hollins as guard, with Lala M. Crosby and Alice Crossman as council members and Mrs. Vivian Palmer presiding. Mrs. Duncan installed officers, with Mrs. Walli Pontkger assisting as installing chap.
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Saran E. For
Chisen
Louise ‘Telte Ewing
Crockett
Ida H. Kippel
Sarah EB. Myers
Katie Kebarienders
Josephine Hickman
Bessie Leng
Elizabeth Soule
Hattie
Frank Hollins
Bol Flanagan
Lala M. Crosby
Alice Crossman
Vivian Palmer
Fort Worth
The
Texas Regartenel
Tena M. Duncan
Texas Department
Walli Pontkger
British King approves labor policy speech amid calm discourse
In a rare scene, the king approves a speech of imperial policy drafted by a labor unionist, prompting reflections on adaptability of Britain. Mussolini marks the eighth anniversary of his rise, accusing nations of reviving war while siding with Germany. The piece notes submarine debates, parasite analogies, and a racketeers’ murder tied to a miniature golf scheme.
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House of Lords
Ramsay MacDonald
Mussolini
Tigly
Germany
Uvagary
Hhis
Mint Vending Devices Seized After Citywide Issue
Police action follows reports of mint vending machines being tampered with. Chief Owen Bildas says the devices were seized as authorities investigate the incident. Walter Tynan cites ongoing concerns about similar machines and potential public nuisance as officials review next steps.
American Lutheran Conference Formed in Minneapolis
Delegates from more than ten congregations gathered in Minneapolis to form the American Lutheran conference. The meeting at the city hosted church leaders and established a formal grouping to organize joint activities and theological collaboration across the region.
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Minneapolial Oet
Mlintwupels
Red Cross Roll Call Aims At Twelve Thousand
A campaign plans to raise twelve thousand dollars for the American Red Cross with a goal of wide participation. Donors of any amount will have their names inscribed in a roll book to be displayed at the Winter Museum. The drive notes emergency aid served across 38 states in the past year and emphasizes broad civic support by many contributors.
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American Red Cross
Albert O. Lensley
Plang
Winte I
Ted Cosa
Wylie ©. Johnson
Douglay W. Ming
Red Cross
San Jacinto
Flerbert J. Yayes
Herman
Cayriga
W. B., Bradler
Wylie Johnson
Albert O. Heneley
Edwward W. Oeffinger
Edward Leighton
Alice Tathrope
Worried squash gifted to mayor at city hall
City hall scene features Mayor C M Chambers presented with a worried squash by chief janitor Ed Powell. The odd gift, described with garish features and a red bottom, is said to resemble a wrinkled forehead and extreme worry in a satirical display from a local event.
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Caunt
C. M. Chambers
Ed Powell
Kiwanis Dance at Gunter Hotel Crystal Ballroom
Kiwanis Club hosts a dinner dance at the Gunter hotel crystal ballroom on Thursday evening with prizes for Kiwanis Indies. Dinner begins promptly at 7:30 PM as attendees enjoy the event and community fellowship.
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Kiwanis Club
Gunter Hotel
Peizes
Guest of Lions at Plaza hotel dinner program
Tt. B. Roehl, professor of Haglish at Incarnate Word college, spoke as guest of honor at the Lions club meeting Wednesday noon at the Plaza hotel. K. D. Tinkler sang as soloist and Miss Alice Barr accompanied.
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B. Roehl
Incarnate Word College
Apeaker
iLiony Club
Plaza Hotel
K. D. Tinkler
Alice Barr
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