New Bureau to Probe Wet Cases Against Veterans Bureau
A newly organized division of investigation formerly the prohibition department will oversee investigation activities of the veterans bureau. Three men from the local office in the Smith Young tower were being transferred for the purpose.
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Cuba officers prepare for upheaval as Grau San Martin rises
Rebels in Havana declare they will not return to posts while Col. Ferrer and other officers demand De Cespedes’s reinstatement. In the National Hotel guards bolster security, supplies tighten, and fears of another revolution spread as Grau San Martin forms a new cabinet and rejects mediators. American ships circle the island as tensions mount.
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Panama Students Ask Cuba Recognition
Panamanian Student association made public a note urging President to follow Mexico and recognize the Cuban government at once. It also asked Panama to align with Argentina in opposing U S intervention in Cuba. Another communication criticized U S warships in Guantanamo Bay waters as blocking Cuban self determination.
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Taming the NRA continued and US policy stance
A continuation arguing tax reform to aid business and prosperity, urging a presidential message to boost business sentiment. It defends the Democratic Party as national and inclusive, stressing prosperity for farmers, industrialists, workers, and all citizens.
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Democratic Party
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Party
Former Resident Mrs W A Roberson Dies in Wyoming
Former resident Mrs W A Roberson formerly of San Antonio died recently while at Fort Francis E Warren hospital in Wyoming. Friends learned Tuesday that she had left her home last month to live with her son Lieutenant Gerry Roberson who was assigned to Fort Warren after graduating from West Point.
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San Antonio
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
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Gerry Roberson
Fort Warren
West Point
Maury Dares Das tot in heated county race clash
In a sharp intra party clash in Texas a candidate accuses rival Davis of court publicity stunts and failing to deliver on duties He claims the criminal district attorney’s office costs the county and demands Davis conduct a court of inquiry Maverick and Davis reportedly clashed behind closed doors in a joint ticket history Davis to resume inquiry at 2 pm Wednesday Also Woodin to return to Treasury desk after throat infection illness in New York comments Sept 12
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New York
Made His Dislike Known at Minneapolis Café
Cecil Gray of Green Isle Minnesota disliked the beer served. He knocked over a beer stein, smashed a plate and window, then began on a second stein and a third angle. Felle arrived as he continued. A judge fined him fifteen dollars.
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Cecil Gray
Green Isla
Minn
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Shoe unions protest code of competition in boot industry
Washington hearing opens with manufacturers and administration at odds over the wage and hour clause. Five shop workers unions submit alternate proposals via Father Haas seeking a 30 hour week and minimum wage of 18 dollars weekly with prices adjusted to ensure all experienced workers earn the minimum. The manufacturers’ code calls for a 40 hour week and minimum wages from 14 to 15 dollars for men and 12 to 13 for women, depending on community size.
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Texas bill eyed to tax exemptions on new real estate work
San Antonio labor leaders and officials plan a bill for the September special session to tax exempt new home and building improvements for three to five years. Supported by Maury Maverick and trade groups, it aims to spur construction and circulation with potential benefits to more than 4000 businesses. The measure will be drafted for Rep Pat Jefferson to present.
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Billy Burke
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Lee Jefferson
Master Puntats' Association
R. W. Archer
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A. E. Rheiner
EA J WoIl
Associated General Contractors
R. G. Thomas
Master Plumbers’ Organization
Pat Jefferson
Mav Verick
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