Tideland plan sparks debate over ownership and funds
Texas officials debate federal versus state ownership of tidelands and a proposed education trust funded by tideland oil. Governor Giles notes stalemate in Congress while Ickes backs a national education fund. Senators like John Bell oppose compromise.
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Harold L. Ickes
Tidelands
Texas
Bascom Giles
Terior
Giles
Congress
John Bell
Bell
Two men charged in three liquor store burglaries
Irvin Eppinett and John Bean were charged with burglary in Justice Frank McBee's court for breaking into Ace High Liquor Store on Guadalupe twice in September. A third suspect was linked to J. D's Liquor Store in Coxville. Tacoma police were asked to arrest him. An additional burglary at La Fiesta Cafe yielded cigarettes, beer, wine, champagne, and candy. money orders totaling 135 dollars were taken from Tillotson College.
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Irvin Eppinett
Elgin
John F. Bean
Lake Charles
Justice of the Peace
Frank McBee
Ace High
Guadalupe
J. D’s
Coxville
Tacoma
Wash
W. F. Flow
H. H. Kullenberg
Albert Renck
W. D. Waggoner
Red River
Tillotson College
Joe Erwin Elected Traffic Club Head
Officers were elected by members of the Traffic Club of Austin at a meeting Monday night. Joe Erwin was elected president. Other officers included Jack Pryor vice president H E Harvey secretary treasurer and George Harris Dick French H C Piland and Tom Gregory directors. Twenty four persons were present.
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Traffic Club of
Austin
Joe Erwin
Jack Pryor
H. E. Harvey
George Harris
Dick French
H. C. Piland
Tom Gregory
Spike Jones and Orchestra Draw 6,000 to Gregory Gym
Spike Jones and his orchestra drew about 6 000 fans to Gregory Gym Monday night in a two act two and a half hour revue. The show featured a three ring circus style of props and a film short with slapstick and musical routines led by Doodles Weaver.
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Spike Jones
Orchestra
Gregory Gym
Jones
Doodles Weaver
Ole Nag
Beetlebaum
Weaver
Tom Miller
S. P
B. G. Cheney Taylor
B. G. Cheney
Hattie Cheney
Phoenix
Ariz
Bert G. Cheney Jr
Leon Barlow
W. A. Smith
Rockbud
Mich
Obituary notices across Taylor area claim multiple deaths
A series of funeral notices from Taylor and nearby towns report the deaths of Lula Florence Cole 53 of Austin and several other residents. Services are listed with dates and burial places, naming spouses and children and noting church affiliations and cemeteries.
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Lula Florence Cole
Austin
The
Baptist Church
J. P. Cole
Wayland, Thurston
Arthur Cole
Hattie. Reeves
Anna Steel
Fluvanna
Willie Cleghorn
Cdonwell
Maud Rankin
Seminole
Willie
L. R. Cole
Austin Memorial Park
Nolan Young
Alvin Benner
Clyde Kelly
Earnest Collage
William Stowe
J. G. Lynch
Joseph Mabry Boyd Taylor
Sps
Joseph Mabry
M.B
Boyd
Condra
E. Bruce Banks
First Christian Church
Jonah Cemetery
Lexington
Ed Hillegeist
Methodist Church
Lewis Risinger
William Makowski
Riesel
Arthur S. Williams
Sugarland
Marie Hillegeist
Clara Hillegeist
W. W. Perry
Beaumont
B. F. Retzlaff
Clara Grusendorf
Temple
C. J. Retzlaff
E W. Makowski
A. A. Grusendorf
San Marcos
W. F. Grusendorf
H. L. Grusendorf
Waco
Rockdale
Enoch S. Simmons
T. Miller Smith
E. W. Holt
Clairette
IOOF
Dewey Simmons
Tanglewood
Clark Simmons
Corpus Christi
Gladys Thompson
Ponder
B. R. Boswell
Harry H. Timmerman
Solon Finds Women Folks Change Minds on Move
Austin legislator Frank Svadlenak dropped his bid for quarters in Austin after his four female relatives urged him to stay in Thrall. A 4 to 1 vote against relocation followed as Rheta Dale chose to remain with her Thrall High School mates.
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Solon
Austin American Capitol
Svadlenak
Rheta Dale
Nonnie
Marilyn
Thrall High School
Austin
Fire Devastates Mountain Park Oklahoma Business District
A Monday blaze swept Mountain Park Oklahoma damaging the business district with losses unofficially around $100,000. The three story city hall was among the buildings destroyed.
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Mountain Park
Okla
Oklahoma
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Tideland Plan
Margaret Mayer
Austin American Capitol Staff
Ickes
H. E. Treichler
Newgulf
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Treichler
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Mining and Metallurgical Society of America
San Jacinto
Mrs. Gordon
Group Hospital Service, Inc
Group Medical and Surgical Service
Main Street
Dallas
Riverside
Littlefield Building
Adv
James E. Cornelius
Jane E. Cornelius
Weed-Corley
Oakwood Cemetery
John Gould Jr
John W. Glass
Alvin Johnson
Robert Johnson
J. Bryant Tucker
Edward Fannehill
Rhoda Lorraine Glenn
Women’s Confederate Home
Agnes Diettrich
Midland
Cook Funeral Home
Gus A. Weidenbaum Taylor
Gus A. Weidenbaum
Taylor
H. C. Zeih
Taylor City
Anna Weidenbaum
Alf Weidenbaum
John Mengler
Kansas City
Leroy Shuberg
Marie H. Zeplin Taylor
Marie Handki Zeplin
Gilstrap
H. C. Ziehe
Jimmy L. Thiel
Taylor City Cemetery
Mrs
John Madden
Lland
Buttery
Llano
Lester O. Probst
Valley Spring
Miles Leverett
Emory T. Morris
Lapasas
First Baptist Church
R. H. Mathison
George B. McCrary
Roy Morris
Brownwood
Sam W. Morris
O. K. Morris
San Angelo
Verna Bowers
Alpine
Greyhound
San Antonio Laredo
Waco Dallas
Tulsa
Chicago
Los Angeles
Greyhound Bus Depot
East 10Th St
Colorado
Austin’s
Thurlow B. Weed
Jack Corley
Levaca
Eldon Powell
Florist
Lavaca
Travis County
Nalle Bldg
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