Drivers license bill would tighten rules and penalties
A tentative draft of a driver's license law was discussed by Texas legislators and civic groups. The measure would revoke licenses for multiple offenses including DWI and brake violations, require stopping after accidents, and impose a range of penalties. Examiners could be appointed in each county with licenses issued by the highway department.
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Robbers Loot Dallas Grocery Safes and Oakland Cemetery
Robbers struck the Simon David grocery store in Dallas Saturday night and stole $1,000 after prying the safe. The Oakland Cemetery office was entered, two safes broken into with knobs knocked off but nothing taken.
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Working Man's Army Formed at Duncan
In Duncan Oklahoma on January 12 about 500 unemployed men formed a “working man’s army” to seek equitable wealth distribution and avoid food riots. The group criticized relief programs, elected Willis Bonner as permanent chairman, and planned a national organization to take over shutdown industries amid a drought and oil downturn in southwestern Oklahoma.
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Duncan
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Willis Bonner
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A Penny a Day Pays Up to $100 a Month
Kansas City article notes Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offering a new accident policy paying up to 1000 for death or disability at a cost under a penny daily or 3.50 a year. Over 60,000 insured already. Send name address age beneficiary and relation for 10 days free inspection with no examination. Limited offer, write today.
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Moriarty Widg
Nathan Straus Dies in Sleep in New York
Nathan Straus aged near 88, patriarch of American Jewry and philanthropy patron for infant life, Jewish homeland and WW relief, died in his sleep in New York after a long decline following his wife's death. Born 1848 in Bavaria, he came to America, built L. Straus and Sons, and supported global relief before retiring in 193? The funeral is planned at Temple Emanuel.
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Gas Victims in Serious Condition in Texas Bus Incident
Two of seven people overcome by carbon monoxide fumes yesterday in a South Texas garage bus incident remained in serious condition in a local hospital. The bus was brought back to the garage after the exposure. authorities investigate the cause and consider possible sources of the gas.
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Corsigana
Bus Headlight Repair Delays Cause Passenger Fainting
Early Sunday a bus headed to Galveston stopped for headlight repairs, the engine left running to keep passengers warm, two crying children woke riders at 5 am, and several passengers fainted after exiting to fresh air. Treated at the hospital were Edna Landry, Maurice Jackson 17, Mrs H C Lawther and her two children, Mrs C W Arnett and her son Charles William Arnett, with Jackson later discharged.
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Dallas
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Charles William Arnett
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