Friendliness Theme Keynote at Lions Club Talk
Dr Ernest G Moore of the University of Callforuld addressed the Lions Club at the Gunter hotel on friendliness as a global duty. He urged nations to foster goodwill through mutual understanding, citing US Japan Philippines and Korea ties and recounting insights from a Honolulu conference.
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Ernest .G. Moore
University of Call
United States
Japan
Unite States
Philippines
Korea
Honolulu
Hawaii
Doors
Guan
Philippiane
Aspense
Honoloyy
California
Sd Antonin
San Antonio
Mme
Marvel
Clubwomen Oppose Commercialization of Brackenridge Park
Brackenridge Park faces resistance as Mayor Wack's plan to monetize park concessions draws opposition from multiple clubwomen. They argue the park should remain a free recreation area and condemn shifting to a money making model with amusements. Local activists, including Mrs. Ila Ghan, press for preserving park integrity amid city improvement talks led by Commissioner Way Lambert.
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Wack
Brackenridge Park
Lambert
Goth
San Antonio leisure plan aims for quiet park atmosphere
Dawid Muthery notes that park concessions should be limited to clean activities like cold drinks and rest spaces. He opposes loud shows or noisy events in Brackesividge park, believing residents prefer a natural, undisturbed setting for recreation. The speaker emphasizes paying costs promptly to avoid objections.
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Brackesividge Park
San Antonio
San Antoni
Appropriation Bills Filed by Governor Without Signature
Avslid Texas Sept 7 Governor Nett filed in the State Department without signature the educational appropriation bill for the next two fiscal years. He vetoed most items for new institutions including the Stephan Aule State Normal and directed limited funding for building projects. The actions affect University of Texas and A & M College budgets along with other state schools and the medical and mining programs.
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Avslid
Tex
University of Texas
As and ML College
College of Industrial Arts
Nett
State Department
Aenuuit
Stephan
Aulein
Sruar
John Turltou College
Prairie View Naval
Grubbs Vocational College
Gorgimur
Vngin
Ab Galleston
T He College of Mines
Hi Paso
IL College
Rail Revenues Rise in Six Months Ended June 30 1921
Rail revenues for Texas roads in the six months to June 30 1921 totalled 11 850 008 with a net loss of 1 521 191, showing a revenue increase of 12 709 839 over 1920. Operating expenses reached 95 410 021 a drop of 7 78 percent from 1920, while total operating revenue rose 4 63 percent to 45 484 405. Freight revenue stood at 78 213 201, up 18 021 or 22 percent. passenger revenue was 25 414 803, down 8 803 073 or 11 percent.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Railroads
Pasteoud Commission
State official named chief supervisor of high schools
Austin Sept 7 Katherine Gray second assistant state superintendent of public instruction was made chief supervisor of high schools in Texas by Miss Auntie Webb Tri tan. Gray fills the post vacated by Prof. Marrs who was made first assistant state superintendent. Miss Poyplewet to succeed Gray. Also note Ross Binton’s rejection and Marrs’s plan to run for state superintendent in the July election.
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Austin
Tex
Aise
Katherine Gray
Bay Deer
Texas
Auntie Webb Traitan
Misa Gray
Brof
Marrs
Lim
Poyplewet
Mira Gray
Ross Binton
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E. C. Moore
Roi Rade
Braun
Hicke
Neft
Allaston
San Astonia
San Antonia
Christ
Oi Valley
Lyn Matherina Firay
Agsinetant Education
Roselawn
Urovkett
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