Protesting Credit Theft in Avalanche re News Copy
The Avalanche complains editors in the state steal stories from its Fort Davis correspondent Barry Seabee without credit. It cites multiple instances where Fort Davis reports appeared in other papers uncredited or misattributed and urges proper attribution, acknowledging occasional unintentional cases.
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Anoher
Frey
Avalanche
Fort Davis
Barry Seabee
Hnral
The
Avatancux
Texas Legislature proposes constitutional amendment wording
The legislature of Texas passes a resolution to amend sections 2 and 3 of a state constitution article. The amendment outlines how the sections will read after adoption, detailing future wording changes to the constitution.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Texas Supreme Court Jurisdiction and Appointment Provisions
Constitutional amendment outlines election, tenure, and compensation for Chief Justice and Associate Justices. It details vacancy filling by the Governor, temporary appointments, and the expansion of the court with new associates. Defines appellate jurisdiction, habeas corpus, and writ power procedures.
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Supreme Court
United States
Hall
Ernor
Commission of Appeals
State of Texas
Civil Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals
Courts of Civil
Supreme
State Capitol
W Bennett Dies After Long Illness At Alpine
W Bennett died last Sunday morning at Roquillas Hot Springs after months of illness. The body was returned to Alpine for burial in Alpine Cemetery after services at the Baptist church conducted by Rev Buren Sparks. He was born in Nebraska on August 21 1871 and moved with his family to Dakota then Indian Territory before marrying in 1897. The Bennetts moved to Texas twenty four years ago settling in Brewster County living in Marathon and Alpine. Survived by wife Gertrude Davis and son Milo both of Alpine.
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W. Bennett
Roquillas Hot Springs
Alpine
Baptist Church
Buren Sparks
Mr. Bennett
Nebraska
Dakota
Indian Territory
Texas
Brewster Country
Marathon
Laughter
Gertrude Davis
Milo
Alpine Mexicans Defeat Marfa Team 5 To 0 In Fast Game
The Alpine Mexicans burst out fast to beat the Marfa baseball team five to zero last Sunday. Pitcher Bob Lafarelle dazzled, keeping the Marfa hitters quiet while Alpine’s offense struck early. The piece notes a planned rematch next Sunday as Alpine’s roster proves strong and confident.
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Marfa
Dick Leyva
Bob Lafarelle
Alpine Club
Presidio County
Inds
Maria
Dick Claims
Alpine Boys
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Mame Hla Cook
C.D. Wood Barry Scooke Mars
Earl Clark
Marathon Cort
Congress
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Willie
Arkansas Gazette
Jerk
Electio
Jane Y. McCallum
AVICE
Alpine Transfer
J. A. Whitfield
Eee
Holland Avenue
Alpine, Texas
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Cottey
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