Henderson Heads Senate Resolution Targets Seat in Cook County
Special to The News from Austin Texas January 9 Legislature convened at noon with quorum in both chambers F C Fuller elected House Speaker amid quiet party maneuvering J C McNealus of Dallas filed a protest against seating Senator George W Dayton for lack of five year residency Henderson Morris county was elected Senate President Pro Tem over Lattimore amid anti prohibitionist support Senate officers and House clerks were named with standard posts filled in both chambers adjournment set for the next session morning and afternoon blocks
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Austin
Texas
Churchill Bartlet
J. R. Bring
Congregational Church
Jno. W. Woods
Fisher County
Chester Terrell
Bexar County
F. C. Fuller
House
Bruce W. Bryant
Haskell
Mendell Spencer
Fly
Senate
W. P. Hobby
Roll Call
J. C. McNealus
Dallas
George W. Moore
Cook County
George W. Dayton
Henderson
Jnc. M. Henderson
Morris County
Farm Loay Bank
O. S Lattimore
Tarrant County
Lattimore
Jno
D. McCall
Conroe
Feo
Meridian
James Kenney
Jack Crotty
Stephenville
A. J Mc Reynolds
Palestine
J. D. Eagan
W. E. Conn
Fort Worth
W. C. Day
Houston
J. J Albright
Guadaloupe County
Birdie Cannon
Lamar County
B. Gilbert
Bay City
Alice Stelfox
B Maco Oliver
San Antonio
BE. Little
Hilda McLendon
Alvin
Frances McMinds
Cleburne
Clyde Smith
H. Morgan Elgin
Bob Parker
Stuart Francis
P. Archer
Belton
Sergeat
P. Rasford
Reading
T. B. Reese Cameron
H.l Grahan
Hill County
J. T (Kit) Robinson
Limestone County
Laten Stanberry
Kaufman County
Joh Lane
Freestone County
R. G. Jackson
Rev
J. ©. Mitchell
Telephone Sale Authorized Consolidation in Missouri
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co and related utilities in Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri were ordered sold and consolidated under the name Southwestern Bell Telephone Company by the state public utilities commission. The sale plan was announced in Jefferson City on January 9.
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Jefferson City
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Company
Arkansas
Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Oklahoma
Southwest Telegraph and Telephone Company of
Missouri
State Public Utilities Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bond and paving questions set for February 15
An ordered election will decide a bond issue and paving and park proposals. Voters will cast ballots on February 15 to determine funding and project directions for local improvements.
Beasley Outlines Amarillo Election on Parks and Paving
Amarillo City Commission orders a February 15 special election with two bond questions. A $75 000 park purchase and improvements, and a $50 000 paving extension into the residential area. Mayor Beasley and several commissioners express support while others oppose the park bond. The panel also argues for increased pay for the commission and discusses water and light plant ownership as not feasible now.
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City Commission
Beasley
Bivins
Cazzell
Commission On Paving
Commission On
Amarillo
New Hampshire Troops Report Seize Filibusterers Near Zapata
Seven prisoners taken by First New Hampshire infantry after a brush with filibusters near Zapata Texas. Border patrol intercepted a large number of Mexicans crossing the Rio Grande. Four Mexicans killed. total cantidad of attackers unknown.
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San Antonio
Texas
First
New Hampshire Infantry
Zapata
Southern Department
United States
New Hampshire
Rio Grande
Women Take Charge in Umatila City Government Inaugural
In Umatila January 9, the municipal government shifted to women led by Laura B. Starcher who defeated the retiring mayor’s husband. A female recorder and treasurer join four female councilors while no man is appointed as marshal. The new regime vows fixes for streets, walks, and lights.
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Associated Presa
Umatilala
Ofc
Matilla
Laura B. Starcher
Petticoat
Man Accused of Murder Granted Delayed Hearing
Hearing on the application for the requisition of Elbert Blancett, accused of the murder near Albuquerque of Clyde Armour of Sioux City, was postponed by Governor Lister in Olympia until Thursday.
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Olympia
Wash
Elbert Blancett
Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Armour
Sioux City
Lister
Vitality Remark Shocks Doctors As Buffalo Bill Cody Fights Decline
Denver reports Colonel William F. Cody Buffalo Bill showed surprising vitality while dying. Doctors noted waking episodes and periods of rest with weak heart and ceased digestion. Early comments said he slept quietly for two hours and could live for hours or days, with cautious optimism fading.
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Denver
Colo
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
J. H. East
Cody
Arizona Supreme Court decision sustains Hunt strike on Campbell complaint
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in the Campbell-Hunt mandamus case that the secretary of state’s certificate of election is sufficient proof of claim to the office. The court struck out additional allegations regarding the election canvass and return of results as superfluous.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Supreme Court
Campbell-Hunt
Hunt
Campbell
Secretary of State
White
Arnold Daly In Critical Condition After Appendicitis Operation
New York reports Arnold Daly, the actor, was in critical condition after an appendicitis operation. He had fallen ill several days ago but continued performing his new play until yesterday.
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New York
Arnold Daly
Democrats Take Up Revenue Taok
Democrats in the House Ways and Means Committee discuss broad revenue ideas ahead of proposals. Potential measures include higher income taxes, lower exemptions, taxes on unusual profits, tariff duties on some goods, and internal taxes on beer and whiskey. Some members favor a small import tariff on rubber.
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Washington, Jan
Addiciudar
Treasury
Austrian Premier Resigns. New Government Formed
London Jan 10 Reuters reports Petrograd sources say Premier Trepof and Count Lenatieff resigned. Prince Golitz, a senator and empire consul, named premier. Senator Kultchilsiy becomes minister of public instruction. M Nerntoff appointed deputy foreign minister and council member.
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London
Reuter
Petrograd
Trepolf
Count Lenatieff
Wave Rowluwed
Prince Golitz
Kultchilsiy
M. Nerntoff
Council of the Empire
German measles and typhoid pneumonia hit Alabama units
In Visalia a letter from J. A. Crane of Nogales to James M. Burke reports 350 German measles and similar typhoid pneumonia cases in Alabama camps. The letter says an average of five deaths daily for two weeks, with seven deaths on one day, during the Alabama National Guard border relief operation.
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Associated Press
Visalia
Cal
Crane
Nogales
James M. Burke
Tulare County
Burke
D Company
Second California Infantry
Civil
Ufe
Alabama
Alibamna National Guard
California National Guard
Hinterliter Ghat in Hands of Jury
The fate of Hinterliter rests with the jury after Judge Miller instructs that he may be guilty as an accessory in the death of Elizabeth Ratcliffe last July. The defendant admitted supplying surgical instruments used in the incident and that Elizabeth operated while he was away.
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Elizabeth Ratcliffe
Governor de Baca Ill Misses State Message
Santa Fe New Mexico Jan 9 1933 Governor de Baca unable to deliver his message to the legislature due to illness from pernicious anemia at a local sanitarium. Lieutenant Governor Lindsey will read the address in his stead.
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Santa FE
N. M
KB. de Baca
New Mexico
Lindsey
Trial of Frans Bopp Conspiracy Case Closes in San Francisco
The trial of Frans Bopp and aides on charges of conspiring to dynamite Entente ammunition ships and trains ended in the U S district court in San Francisco. Judge William M Hunt will deliver the jury charge tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Cal
Frans Bopp
United States District Court
William M. Hunt
Oneppard Day Bill Wing in Senate Vote Brightens DC Prohibition Push
The upper branch of Congress approves the Oneppard Day Bill in a Senate vote advancing prohibition in the District of Columbia. Supporters cite public order and temperance goals while opponents warn of federal overreach and civil liberty concerns.
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Senate
Congress
District OF Columbia
Prohibition
Prohibition Bill Passes Senate Faces House Vote
The Sheppard bill to abolish saloons in the District of Columbia after Nov 1 1917 clears the Senate 55 to 32 and goes to the House where supporters expect passage. The measure bans liquor sales in DC with personal use allowed and a referendum amendment failed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sheppard
National Capital
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Yale
Phelan
Hawaii
House Territorial Committee
Anti-Saloon League of American
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Alaska
Thaw Indicted for Kidnaping in New York Hotel Assault
Harry K Thaw, released from an asylum a year ago after killing Stanford White, faces an indictment for kidnapping 19 year old Fred Gump Jr of Kansas City and assault with a whip in a New York hotel Thaw enlisted a man named George F O Brynes as a supposed bodyguard detectives seek Thaw as Philadelphia authorities report the associate is arrested.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Asylum For the
Stanford White
Fred Gump, Jr
Kansas City
George F. O'Brynes
Thaw
O'Byrnes
Philadelphia
Swann
Frank P. Walsh
United States Industrial Relations Commission
Gump
White
Matteawan State Hospital
New York State
Long Beach
Calif
Fred Gump
Long Head
California
Walsh
Pittsburgh
Madison Square Roof Garden
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Canada
San Francisco Jury Pool Shrinks in Mooney Case
Opposition to the death penalty prompted the dismissal of eight of fifty prospective jurors in the Thomas J. Mooney murder trial. Twenty others were excused for causes, including deafness and prejudice, and one challenged after a juror opposed hanging as punishment. Four jurors sworn. seven remaining subject to challenge.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
Thaw Confederate Arrested in Philadelphia
A man described as Harry K. Thaw’s bodyguard, named as George F. O Byrnes, was arrested at a Philadelphia railroad station on charges of aiding Thaw and of attempted kidnapping in New York. He denied the charges and said he had no knowledge of them while awaiting NY requisition.
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Thaw
Philadelphita
Harry K. Thaw
Pred Gump, Jr
New York
George F. O' Byrnes
Qo’ Byrnes
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