San Antonio Eyes Texas Teachers Convention Split Plans
City officials await a decision from G A Clough of the Texas State Teachers Association on whether the 6000 to 7000 attendees can be hosted in San Antonio. Dallas Fort Worth and Houston are also considered, with a two-site plan likely. Venues include Vrais Park Methodist Church and the Scottish Rite Cathedral, exhibits at Travis Park and Main Avenue School, and 39 curriculum sections.
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G. A. Clough
Trier
Texas State Teachers’ Association
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Rhodes
Vraris Park Methodist Church
St. Mary's Street
Travis Park Methodist Church
Main Avenue
Roosevelt in Campaign Tour Sparks Bronx Rally
In New York on October 31 Governor Smith campaigns in Brooklyn while Theodore Roosevelt Jr Rockyvelt makes six speeches in Queens. A Bronx rally drew large crowds amid Ku Klux Klan allegations and charges of Democratic misgovernance. Roosevelt visited a Lower Manhattan Hungarian restaurant and sat in the same chair as his father. The waiter, Max Buber, had served Theodore Roosevelt Sr. during his police commissioner and governor years.
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New York
Smith
Brooklyn
Theodore Moosevelt
Queens
Jendurs
Republican Machine Pelicicians
Roose
Ness
United States
Denby
Manhattan
Roncevell
Hungary
Restaur
Deputy disarmed in fight over gun at scene
Special deputy Spiller said two men fought and a third tried to kill his relative with a gun. Police arrested two brothers-in-law on intoxication charges after a second clash, while a night watchman and a woman left the scene. A shot was allegedly fired during the earliest altercation and the gun was recovered by officers. Both arrestees deny aiming at each other.
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Ais Spiller
Ano
Spiller
Trevino
Vogler and
Stendeback
Lee Hung the Cleaner Victim of Dirty Job Theft
Lee Hung, a laundryman at 404 Main Avenue, reported two bags of dirty laundry stolen from his counter on Friday morning while a third bag remained. A Mexican boss allegedly claimed a suspect was seen with laundry matching the description. Kendall County man H. E. Buschardt was discharged after a hearing on prohibition charges.
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Lee Hung
Lee
Main Avenue
Par- Henlar
Kendall
H. E. Buschardt
Kendall County
United States
R. T. Edwaris
Buschardt
Phone masher fined $100 by Chicago judge
Chicago Oct 31 George Katzman 24 was fined $100 and costs in police court for forcing his attentions upon a young woman by telephone. Miss Edna Bronhofer was the complainant in the case.
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Chicago
George Katzman
Edna Bronhofer
Oldest Daily Arizona Star Sold to Matthews and Ellinwood
Tucson, Oct. 31 The old Arizona Daily Star the state’s oldest daily since 1877 was announced sold by Phelps-Dodge Corp to William R. Matthews and Ralph B. Ellinwood P. G. Beckett general manager made the announcement stating the paper began in 1877 by the late Carlos Tully.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona Daily Star
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Ralph B. Ellinwood
P. G. Beckett
the Star
Arizona
Carlos Tully
Amendment to fund Confederate pensions in Texas vote urged
Godfrey Peterson of the Albert Sydney Johnston Camp No. 14HUCFV received a letter from Gen J C Foster Texas commander urging support for a state constitution amendment. The plan would tax 7 cents per $100 valuation to fund pensions and alleviate injustice from residency rules prior to 1900. Foster asks Peterson and others to campaign for understanding and passage at the general election next Tuesday.
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Godfrey Peterson
Albert Sydney Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
J. C. Foster
Texas
Foster
Peterson
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Humble Oil G Refining Company
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