Dallas Ruling Ends City Segregation Fight in Supreme Court Decision
Dallas officials welcomed the Texas Supreme Court ruling refusing to review a civil appeals verdict nullifying two city segregation ordinances and a state enabling act. The decision ends major legal avenues for enforced racial separation, with private agreements among property owners urged as a remedy.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Supreme Court of Texas
Civil Court of Appeals
Civil Court Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
H. F. Kuchera
City of Dallas
Liberty Annex Corporation
Grand Jury Probes Eastland Lynching and Bank Robbery
Eastland Texas boots the legal process as a grand jury opens an inquiry into the Ratliff lynching and the death of Peace Officer Tom Jones after a botched jail break. Jones advised his son as he died, while Ratliff was killed in the Cisco bank robbery aftermath.
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Associated Press
Eastland
Texas
Marshall Ratliff
Ratliff
Tom Jones
Billa Carter
Santa Claus
Fort Worth
Young Socialist Announces Intent in House Laughs
Ayoung socialist informed the assembly of his intention while his father Stanley Baldwin, a conservative leader, watched with a smile as the House erupted in laughter.
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Stanley Baldwin
Three Die In Car And Train Collision West Of Independence
Independence Kansas reports three killed and two injuries after a collision of a motor car and a freight locomotive one half mile west of the city. The dead are William Keck W A Long 60 and Mrs Sherman Springer 60 all residents of Independence. Mrs Springer’s husband 61 and Mrs Keck were injured. Keck was driving despite a warned deafness.
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Associated Press
Independence
Kans
Here
William Keck
W. A. Long
Sherman Springer
Baby Boy Killed After Truck-Wagon Collision
James Byron Boggs six year old son of Mr and Mrs Berhel Boggs was killed in Sulphur Springs Texas when he stepped from behind a wagon into the path of a car. The driver stopped and rendered aid as funeral arrangements awaited the father returning from the Lower Rio Grande valley.
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United Press
Sulphur Springs
Texas
James Byron Boggs
Berhel Boggs
Rio Grande Valley
Third Person Held in Death at Texarkana
An 80-year-old farmer is jailed in Texarkana as the third suspect in the Matson murders. Foos Coe and Ola Owens remain jailed. officers say the matson family had prior trouble with the suspect who was once indicted for attacking the mother of someone connected to the case.
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Texarkana
Associated Press
Ark
Lee
Arthur Matson
Foos Coe
Ola Owens
Matsog
Two Boys Acquitted as Coe Freed on Testimony
The court acquitted two boys while Coe was released after a Matson boy testified that his two brothers were involved with him in illicit liquor manufacture.
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Coe
Matson
Train bearing home the body of James W Good reaches Cedar Rapids
The train carrying the body of James W. Good late secretary of war entered Chicago Railway yards at 8 35 a m today. It arrived on the Baltimore and Ohio line, switched to Chicago and Northwestern tracks, paused at West Side yards for equipment change, then proceeded to Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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James W. Good
Chicago Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
West Side
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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