Texas Supreme Court Upheld Anti-Trust Laws In Oil Suit
The Texas Supreme Court affirmed the state anti trust statutes overturning the Austin court. Gov Allred in his term as attorney general had sued 15 large oil firms and two associations seeking forfeiture of business rights and penalties totaling 375090.
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Two Cent Soda Pop Deposit Sparks Legislative Row
In Austin Texas on June 15 a debate over a two cent soda pop deposit divided representatives. The measure faced amendments and strong opposition before a 71 to 36 vote, with lawmakers arguing the impact on drugstores and consumers. Some members urged dismissal or adjournment as the contentious issue tested party lines.
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Rains greet Vice President Garner amid Panhandle floods
In Amarillo area heavy rains delayed Vice President Garner and his party during a tour of the Dust Bowl region. Water filled stretches of the highway between Shamrock and McLean, delaying the delegation by about an hour as traffic stalled in waist-deep washes. News from Johnstown reports mayor appeals to Roosevelt to intervene in the steel strike after dynamite incidents and a kidnapping.
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Roosevelt to fish on Chesapeake Bay meeting on June 25
The Wilile House announced Roosevelt will fish on June 25 in Chesapeake Bay to confer with a Democratic voter about legislative needs. In Youngstown the back to work movement ended as Frank Parnell said he will not reopen until authorities ensure protection. Detroit General Motors employees helped start the back to work effort while steel workers push for a representative election at Bethlehem Steel’s Johnstown plant.
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Rainy Storm Delights Fannin County Narrowly Misses Damage
A heavy wind and electrical disturbance preceded a fine rain in Fannin County last night. Lightning and high winds alarmed residents, but no property damage was reported though several limbs were blown from trees and minor outages occurred in Bonham for hours. Farmers anticipate improved corn and late-season crops from the rainfall.
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Parson s Mystery Sparks Citizens Patrol in Johnstown
Riots flare as a five day steel strike prompts a citizens army to patrol Johnstown streets. President Roosevelt calls for a written contract and signals potential steel industry settlement amid tense labor war.
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