Prohibition era debates and 1908 Newark law enforcement
A fragmented 1908 New Jersey clipping notes enforcement of Sabbath laws, arrests of 120 people including six reporters, and widespread restrictions on theaters, sports, and business. It discusses prohibition's reach, anti Jewish conspiracy claims, railroad mergers, poison gas debates, and a satirical take on advertising and public opinion.
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Tie Star Co
Tevingtes
New Jersey
Amarillo approves paving contracts and personnel changes
The Amarillo city commission awarded paving contracts totaling 235 807 for fifteen streets to Texas Road Company of Dallas and El Paso Bullithic Company of Amarillo with completion in 120 to 175 days. The awards followed bids of 237 509 and 248 626 respectively. Seventh Street from Greene to Rock Island right of way and other segments received sums totaling 16 080 and 49 651. Resignations of Chief C J Blackwell and night captain Bert Johnson were accepted and H L Gaither and Doug Hammond were appointed in their place amid support for Blackwell in a pending indictment.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Texas Road Company of
Dallas
el Paso Biulithic Company of
Texas Road Company
el Paso Biulithic Company
el Paso
Thurber Construction Company
Thurber
Standard Paving Company
McClure and Macy
Seventh Street
Greene
Rock Island
Georgia Street
Jackson Street
C. J. Blackwell
Bert Johnson
H. L. Gaither
Doug Hammond
Gaither
Hammond
Blackwell
Three Gypsy Women Called Latest Bank Bandits
In Rosebud Texas three gypsy women in bright dress entered the Rosebud bank and beguiled customers before edging to the cashier’s window. The cashier later found $180 short and police in Temple pursued the case but found no money. The trio offered to pay the sum if cleared, posting $115 in cash and leaving their sedan as security for $65.
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Associated Press
Rosebud
Texas
Temple
Austin
LC C Sticks 10 Decision
The article records a controversial decision by the intercity commission regarding the November ruling that Ved Werth and Beever Mletes allegedly upheld. Details are garbled but reference to the Trees Pentantle and refining the verdict are noted.
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Washington
Rensomonntos Te Pronvat bee Rensomonntos Te Pronvat bee
Rensomonntos Te Pronvat bee ee ee. The readable fragment presents a repeated name phrase without clear events or identifiable entities to report.
Otis Rogers Taken to Hospital Amid Bank Robbery Case
Otis Rogers the husband of Rebecca Bradley Rogers was taken to a local hospital with bronchial illness after being freed on bond in the Farmers National Bank at Buda robbery case. Rebecca Rogers 22 of Austin plans to stay with her mother Grace Bradley while a court fight continues over her alleged bank robbery.
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Rogers
Associated Press
Austin
Otis Rogers
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Farmers’ National Bank
Buda
University of Texas
Grace E. Bradley
Otis M. Rogers
Amarillo
Mays County
Betel
Amerie
Autum
Breties
BR. A. Rogers
Berteere
Pest
Het Erle
Ma Pardons Ten More Convicts in Texas
Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson granted fifteen full pardons on Wednesday. Notable cases include Will Davis of Colorado County, convicted of murder and sentenced to life, who has served twenty seven years, and Co. W. Champion of Grayson County, convicted of liquor offenses, who has served eight months. Other pardons were issued following recommendations from the pardon board and citizen input.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Will Davis
Colorado County
W. Champion
Grayson County
Erverel Ot Jery
Offterre
Peewee
Werder
Peter
Borger Girl and Deputy Shot
A Borger girl and a deputy were wounded in a reported shooting incident. Police and medical units responded as investigators began outlining the events and possible motives behind the attack.
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Borger
Great Russian Choir Arrives For Tonight’s Concert
The Great Russian Choir arrives in the city for a concert tonight. Local arts organizers promote the performance as a highlight of the season with ticket details and venue listed.
Fire Ends Chief Blackwell’s Twenty Year Police Career
The ill Chief Blackwell says he was fired while ill and vows the crime element cost him his job. He accuses commissioners Bartlett and others of backing him yet delivering the layoff, claiming long service and a damaged record amid community disbelief.
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Chief Blackwell
Blackwell
Bartlett
Amarillo
Orgentord
Smith Warned by GOP Chiefs
Senate Republican leaders warned Illinois senator elect Frank L. Smith not to accept an appointment to fill the McKinley vacancy if offered. A Dill introduced resolution seeks to disown Smith amid disclosures from the Senate campaign funds committee. Democrats vowed to resist his Senate arrival while the debate delays pending legislation and party lines.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
McKinley Ofllinois
Dill
Smith
McKinley
Walting Fenster Wetsor
Trollans
Heith
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