Texas philanthropist Hoge buried beside Governor Hogg in Austin
At Oakwood cemetery in OsKood city Hoge brother of Jamia Stephen Hogg lies in grave near his father’s marble shaft. Gov Dan Moody and Pat Neff attended with state officials as flags flew at half mast and stores near the capitol closed. The funeral followed services in Houston with tributes from McIntyre Cobb and Gregory.
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Hoge
Texas
University of Texas
Jamia Stephen Hogg
Oskqood
Houston
Austin
Beverly Bord
St. David’s Episcopal Church
Daily Texan
GO. McIntyre
Irvin
Cobb
Paled Wrilers
Hogg
United States
Morrie Sheppard
Thomas ‘Watt Gregory
Trogeim
HY. Benedict
Universrs
BH. G Walle
Reachrs
Vic I. Moore
State Capitol
Governor's Office
Attarks General
Ofice
Board of
Contra
Dan Moods
Pat M. Neff
Claude Deer
Board of Control
Robert Lee Robbitt
Actors General
Ing CV
Terre and Loo A Smith
Hearst to Attend Chicago Celebration
Chicago hosts William Randolph Hearst as guest for a major observance on October 2. The event marks a milestone for Hearst and reflects Chicago's prominence in the nation.
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Hearst
Chicago
iRites Saturday for Mrs. Hansen
Barbera Wengen 86 dies at home 2208 Austin Street. Funeral Saturday at Flebe Undertaking parlors with Grace Lutheran Church officiating. Hansen was a bookstore owner resident for 60 years. Dame names appear, with Mrs Charles Dec of Fairburg listed among survivors.
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Barbera Wengen
Austin Street
Thuredar
Flebe
eNey
Paul Tein
Grace Lustheran Chirch
Hansen
Fike
Jean
H. A
Charles Decnof Fairburg
Local Leaders Greet League Head on Overseas Visit
Mrs G H Taubles international president of the Women's Overseas Service League visited the city during a tour of the nation s units. She was greeted by Mrs Ethel West Weaver secretary manager Lone Star unit and Mrs Nell E Pryor president Lone Star unit. Taubles toured units in the interest of the league.
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G. H. Taubles
Center
San Francisco
Women's Overseas Service League
Ethel West Weaver
Lone Star Unit
Nell E. Pryor
Taubles
League
MO WOMEN DISABLED IN WAR SOUGHT COMPENSATION
Sterna to hate compensation pre sided for women overseas veterans on a tour of units of the Women's Overseas Service beatg. G H Truoes, president, said the government program is inadequate and that Red Cross and Signal Corps women deserve special attention for their war service. She listed 37 units across the United States and spoke during a San Antonio visit before continuing to inspect more units.
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San Francisco
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San Antonio
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Red Cross Nd Signal Corps
Actda
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Ret Cross
Young Women’ Christian Association
Yoong Men's Christian Sesociation
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Jeaisa Welfare Association
American Library Geocration
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Ban Antonio Phe
Atterican
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Drsor
Sirs
Ethel West
Bandit Victim Tied to Tree in Robbery and Abduction
Henry Goode, 2, was reportedly forced into an automobile by three suspects, robbed of about 65 dollars, and then tied to a tree with his hands bound and feet secured. A passerby found him and he led police to the attackers, described as a man and two women, after recounting the assault under rainfall.
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Henry Goode
Goode
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Bovine
Bite
Tribes clash along Jordan near Trans-Jordan line
Reports from Amman describe heavy fighting between Eljeharrat and Nejd tribes along the Trans-Jordan frontier. Casualties were reported on both sides with unconfirmed numbers. Nejd forces pursued the opposing rovers and aircraft and captured part of the loot.
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Eljeharrat
Nejd
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Sileam
Amman
Detectives Promoted to New Roles in City Office
Prominent detectives were promoted at year end ceremonies Friday. David KB Kelly, a veteran investigator, was named head of the detective division. Unley Chief of Vetretires Mmm Hdrvet received an appointment in the office of the Clerk of the Owen W Kilfay. S Mar. detective era appointed.
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Deelive
Hyde awaits grain market clean up in Washington
Secretary Hyde returns to Washington to press the Chicago Board of Trade to eliminate short selling and reform rules amid Soviet Russian grain dealings. He cites two key issues and hopes changes will shield farmers, denies Senate criticism, and pushes for a broader market overhaul.
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Hyde
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Chicago Board
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Pal
Caraway
Temperal
Arthancay
Incidene Jy
Farm’ Board
Giselt
Women in Senate Offices Win Fight for Beauty Salon
In Washington on September 26 a beauty parlor opened in a corner of the Senate office building after prolonged effort by women in Senate offices. Officials caution no flood of visitors is expected, noting that the rugged environment remains unchanged. Two hundred women employed in senate offices were reportedly involved in the move, which drew attention to additions to the building’s amenities.
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Washington
J. C
Renate
Businas
Wagel Oolonkids
General to Return From Army Review
Brigadier General Halstead, commander of the Eighth Corps, will return Saturday from Fort Juneau where he reviewed maneuvers at Fort Strong.
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Fien. Halstoal
Mander
Eighth Corp
Ara
Dhuca
Ari
Trong
Premier Resigns and Is Re-appointed in Turkey
In Turkey on Sept 20 Prime Minister was reappointed after presenting resignation to the president. The new arrangement follows the prime minister’s brief resignation and immediate reappointment, with details on the political move and its implications for government stability.
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Tatanoul
Turkey
Pi—Mesiapha Kemal Inlay
Snmet
Coolidge Sees No Alarm Over Wheat In Nation’s Markets
Northampton dispatch reports President Coolidge downplays wheat market panic and foreign interference. He asserts no cause for alarm as he cautions measures against artificial price moves, urging calm while defending U S market stability and tariff considerations.
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Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
San Antonia
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