Veterans Parade Winds Through Downtown Streets
Thousands of pennant waving war veterans in uniform marched in review from the Municipal auditorium to the Alamo plaza. Led by national commander Leon Motard of Alabama, the parade featured contingents from states including Alabama California Connecticut Georgia and Texas. It included the Thirty third United States Volunteer Infantry and a vivid display with Tammany Hall replicas and period uniforms. Gu Gu and Marilyn Overman drew cheers as bands and color guards moved along Houston St to Alamo Plaza.
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Alamo
Leon Motard
Alabama
Union
Bernard — Leonard
Brand Marshal
Alzafar Band
G. K. Quin
Frost Wood Hull
Sourity
Municipal Auditorium
Houston
St. Mary's Street
Commerce
Alamo Plaza
Atgona
Arkansas
Uhey
California
Theodore Roose- Velt
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Georgia
Climoix
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missour
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Dakota
New Jersey
New York
Old
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvani
Rhode Island
Utah
Virginia
Wiksetnsia
Pexas
Towa
Omaha
Neb
Marilyn Overman
Florida
Tammany Hall
Nejional Veterans
James M. Todd
Mary McGauley
Woman's Auxiliary
Gol. Rice W. Means
Edward
Mats Uhias
W. W. Herring
A. T. Ovenshine
James W. Allred
Elizabeth Farrell
Anny Nagel
John D. Cole
Regulation ruling on gas wells at Soliso held in Panhandle
At a proration hearing in Austin on September 19 Chairman E Tharpsin of the railroad commission said gas wells in the Fan Naridle Held area would not be exempt from regulation. Don Emory of Amarillo for Phillips Petroleum urged classifying the wells at Soliso so the gas could be used for carbon black manufacture, claiming the law would allow it.
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Panhandle
E. ©. Tharpsin
The
Railroad Commission
Don Emory
Amarilla
Phillips Petroleum Company
Soliso
Auxiliary Attacks Hed Reelections At Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
The final meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Spanish American War Veterans approved 26 resolutions defending patriotism and opposing communism and illegal groups. They endorsed increased defense and navy buildup, opposed Amnesty extensions for criminal aliens, and urged a deportation bureau to remove illegal aliens. New national officers were elected led by Dr Tema Hil Vogel of Mitnois as national president.
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Tema Hil Vogel
Mitnois
Martha Belarg
New Jerseyis
Maude
National Auxiliary
Isbor
Department of Justice
United States
Mooney Shows Views As Habeas Battle Opens
San Francisco scene as Tom Mooney faces a habeas corpus hearing. He declares himself a social revolutionist and denies involvement in the fatal bombing, asserting the trial used perjured testimony while insisting the International Moulders union backs no radical overthrow. His attorney flags labor defense. prosecutors link him to radical elements amid a 1916 murder and injuries case.
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William Cleary
Leary
International Moulders Union
Mooney
Cleary
Frank P. Walsh
New York
Blaet
Warren K. Billings
Crone
Htis
United States Suepreme Cour
Women’s gym classes reopen under federal program
Women’s gym classes set to reopen Friday at Woodlawn gymnasium under the federal adult education program with sessions from 9 to 11 a m each Tuesday and Friday taught by Miss Carol McDaniel. The program also includes tap dancing and folk dancing. A separate item notes a large distillery raid in Jacksonville Lehigh County by federal agents, linked to tax evasion.
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Woodliwn
Carol McDaniel
Philadelphia
Wes
Jacksonville
Lehigh County
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Aged Christmas Card Delivered Nine Months Late
Mr and Mrs Guy A Belton of 1738 West Ridgewood court received a Christmas card mailed December 26 1904 nine months late. They contacted the senders Mr and Mrs d R Huncutt of 430 Hot Wells Avenue to ask what the big idea was. The Huncutts learned of the misdelivery and the card finally reached its recipients.
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Guy A. Belton
West Ridgewood Court
D. R. Hunncutt
Hot Wells Houtevard
County weighs purchasing agent post after bill discussion
County officials declined to discuss a House bill by Rep. Pat Dwyer creating a county purchasing agent for Bexar County. County Judge Frost noted 25 applications for the job by Thursday morning, though he would not comment on the bill.
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House of Representatives
Pat Dwyer
Bexar County
Frost
West Delays Regener Sunt Hotel Receiver Judgment
Federal Judge Duval West signs an order delaying receivership for Stephen F. Austin Hotel Co of Austin for at least 20 days or until Judge McMillan in New York can hear the case filed September 9 at San Antonio against Attorney General Willan McCraw and others. The order keeps the property, the Stephen F. Austin hotel, from dispossession and extends a temporary restraining order.
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Duval West
Stephen F. Austin Hotel Company
Austin
BR. J. McMillan
New York
Saustin
Willan McCraw
San Antonio
Stephen F. Austin
Hotel Company
Judge West
Kote! Company
Fifth United States Cavalry Veterans elect officers
The Fifth United States Cavalry Veterans association elected officers at the encampment. New commander is Charles Reitschley of Germantown Ohio. George K E Hartley of Philadelphia is vice commander and Willard Martin of St Louis is quartermaster. Auxiliary officers were named with Mrs Homer Forters of Peru Indiana president and Mrs Rentsepier as secretary.
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Fifth United States Cavalry
Veterans Association
Yich
Texas
South
Charles Reitschley
Germantown
Ohio
George KE. Hartley
Phila
Delphit
Willan
Davis
P. J Hennessey
West
Hollywood Avenue
Philippines
Spain
Albert
Sidney Johnston
Rohere
EB. Lee
Confederacy
Johnn B. Hood
William J. Hardee
Earl van Dorn
New York State
Col
Hennessey
Homer Fortiers
Peru
Ind
John Ben
St. Louis
Rentsepier
Vet Cavalrymen Form Texas Cavalry Volunteers Reunion
George B. Savage of Brownwood was elected president of the new Fits Texas Cavalry Volunteers Reunion association at a meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the Wie Guiter hotel. Henry I. Phelps of San Antonio was chosen secretary as about 40 companions attended the session held during the Spanish War Veterans convention.
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George B. Savage
Brownwood
Thuyday
Fits
Texas Covalry Volunteers Reunion Association
Wie Guiter
Wed- Wesday
Henry ‘I. Phelps
San Antonio Wits
Two youths burn in garage fire on North Flores street
Two 18 year old youths were treated at Robert B. Green hospital after a garage fire at 144 North Flores Street. Glen Best and Edward Busby suffered facial and hand burns when flames broke out Thursday.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
North Flores Street
Glen Best
Edward Busby
Ripley Street
Charge U2 Loan Fraud Charged In Dallas Court
Federal grand jury indicts Joseph B. Pruitt William B. Moth Gaston T. Prutty Henry A Bates William D. Cappsy Oliver Alan Cipps and Harry F. Shannan for making false loan applications to farm credit livestock and feed loans. Abilene district counts include charges against Dandge Avenue duplex sale listed at $3.
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Dallas
Lynn
Tefty
Jones County
Joseph BD. Pruitt
William ©. Bmoth
Lambork Federal Court Division
Gaston T. Prutty
A L Griffin
Henry A. Bates
William D. Cappsy
Oliver Alan Cipps
Harry F. Shannan
Hns
Abilene Court
Rstrict
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U.S. A
Kayser
Guba
China
United
Spanish War Veterans
Rough Riders
Houston Street
Hedree
Case
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Tom Jigoney
Broadway
Cligabeth Arden
Elizabeth Arden
STH
Calay Vets Elect
Grorge
Savage Meads Volunteer Vets! Club
Nelly Don
Nally Dane
Nelly Man
Gust
Gertriity
Frost's Baby Shop
Dandge Avenue
Thrifty Styte
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