Can’t Hatch Quail Without Consent Says Game Commission
A Court of Criminal Appeals ruling upholds Texas quail law making possession of quail in the closed season an offense. The notice warns Fan nin county residents not to hatch quail eggs under bantam hens without authorization from the Texas Park and Game Commission, or risk violation.
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Fannin County
Texas Pah and Game Commission
Benham Quail Club
Fish and Game Commission
Etme Ee Texas
Garner undecided on attending national convention
Washington June 2 Associated Press reports Speaker Garner is unsure about attending the national convention. He says he will stay as long as business is being done and that if the Senate finishes its work, the House will adjourn Saturday night.
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Associated Press
Washington
Garner
Senate
House
Court Upholds Texas Quail Law in Habeas Corpus Case
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals denies John T. Pann habeas corpus challenge and upholds statute restricting possession of quail during closed season. Pann fined 610 for possessing quail out of season in Clay County. Kansas City Blues suffer injuries as team fielded through...
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Taeva & Quail
Court of Criming Appeals
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Conla County
The
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Registered Optometrists Beat First National In Debate
Optometrists clash with First National in a decisive contest. Key figures include Dr. Maria Lopez and bank executive James Carter as the two sides dispute licensing standards and consumer protections. The outcome hinges on proposed reforms and voter sentiment.
Grocery Store Ad Reads Varied Produce And Snacks
A fragmented newspaper ad lists items including crackers and butter thins, sunshine golden flakes, fig bars, green beans, peas, fresh okra and fresh corn, suggesting a weekly produce and snack lineup.
Courthouse Quiet as Officials Attend Ladonia Picnic
The courthouse is nearly deserted as Judge Blackburn adjourned court until Friday morning for the Ladonia picnic. Judge Warren returned to Horley Grove with his wife and family and will join the barbecue. Many candidates mingle with attendees at the event.
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Ladonia
Warren
Horley Grove
Trenton Farmer Breaks Hip After Wagon Fall
Mr J R Butler of Trenton fell from his wagon Tuesday afternoon and broke his hip. He was rushed to a Greenville sanitarium where an operation was performed and his limb placed in a plaster cast before returning home. Butler is in his sixties and is related to Mrs Bill Tidwell of Ector who is in Trenton with him. He has many friends in Fannin county who wish him a speedy recovery.
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J. R. Butler
Trenton
Greenville
Butler
Bill Tidwell
Ector
Mr. Butler
Fannin County
Woman Sets Self on Fire at Lake Worth
Winnie Matthews, 20, formerly of Dallas, died in Methodist Hospital after flames engulfed her gasoline soaked clothing at Lake Worth. She left an ice cream party to buy gasoline and matches, mumbled I love him, and was aided by storekeeper Far Hodgkins before ambulance arrival. Her maiden name was Winnie Ritchie. parents in Dublin, Texas.
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Texas
Winnie Matthews
Dallas
Methodist Hospital
Lake Worth
Jane
David Matth Wa
Crescent Riding
Far Hodgkins
Lake Worth Road
Winnie Ritchie
Doublin
Lindbergh Ransom Bill Found in Indiana
A $10 bill from the Lindbergh ransom in 1932 was found in Martinsville Indiana. The 1928 series note bearing serial 429523 was used to buy gasoline at a south Martinsville gas station. A sedan with New Jersey plates carried the bill and a couple gave it to the attendant. A broad Indiana alert seeks that car.
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Martinsville
Ind
Charles A. Lindbergh
John
Jassie Condon
Linbergh
Here
New Jersey
Indiana
Egg truck fire quenched by farmer in Kansas
Liberal Kansas witness reports M R Patterson driving an egg truck to market when the load ignited in the bed. He threw eggs on the flames and quickly extinguished the fire.
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Liberal
Kansas
M. R. Patterson
Personal visitors from Gonzales and Dallas conclude trip
John Bacon Saunders and family of Gonzales visit parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sears and two men tour city to see relatives and friends. They stay at Emmett Thompson’s home. The visitors are Dallas citizens.
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Gonzales
Mrs
J. C. Saunders
Harry Sears
City
Emmett Thompson
Dallas
Democrats Rarely Ever Nominate on the First Ballot
A Chicago report recalls how Democratic conventions produced long roll calls and multiple ballots, citing 1924 New York and 1896 Denver clashes. It notes the party’s two thirds rule vs the GOP’s majority rule, with historic examples like Bryan’s 1896 win on the fifth ballot and Parker's one-ballot outcomes.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John W. Davis
Sons of Jefferson
Charleston
S. C
Baltimore
Stephen A. Douglas
Windy City
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Alton Parker
New Limit Placed on East Texas Oil Production
The Texas Railroad Commission set a 53 barrels per day per well limit for East Texas oil fields for 60 days from July 1. The prior maximum output of 32,500 barrels was removed. Hearings on other fields will be scheduled. A special accountant will verify oil sold by East Texas operators to enforce the limit.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission Today
Jin
East Texas
Terrell
Principal assaulted as son changes schools in Baltimore
Emanuel Bennet 35 attacked Miss Charlotte Hanna 42 principal after a school transfer dispute. He knocked her down and kicked her in the face until unconscious. In Ballinger on June 21 police fought five prison escapees, recapturing Roy King soon after. others fled to river bottoms.
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Baltimore
Emanuel Bennet
Charlotte Hanna
Ballinger
Roy King
Hole in roof puzzle leaves four babies found inside
In Philadelphia workers cemented a hole near the roof at Andrew Newton's house. A frantic struggle ensued for two days as a grubby woman tried to blag her way through the cement. A hole was punched through the cement and four hungry chicks were found inside.
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Philadelphia
Andrew Newton
Frantie
Evangelist Delivers Sermon On The Great Commission
At the Church of Christ on Wednesday night Evang. H. Biggerstaff preached on the Great Commission as a world wide, age lasting directive backed by heavenly authority. He cited Matthew Mark and Luke to show the apostles’ work and urged obedience to become a Christian.
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H. Biggerstaff
Heaven
Matthew
Mark
Christ
Jerusalem
Sterling Opposes Referendum in Democratic Primary
Dallas June 22 Gov Sterling opposed the State Democratic Executive Committee order to put the prohibition referendum in the primary. He said he personally opposed the referendum before the committee acted and believes the question should not be injected into the campaign. He cannot force a committee meeting or reversal as he is not a committee member.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Sterling
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Lightning Strikes Man and Horse Near Center
A man identified as Lewis Solomon, 60, was killed last night when a lightning bolt struck him and his horse as he sought shelter under a tree near Center during a rainstorm.
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Center
Jime
Lewis Solomon
Wolfe City Wolves Face Bonham Giants at Glass Field
Friday June 24 game at Glass Field called at 1 4 p.m. Admission 15 cents. Reserved seating for whites.
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Wolfe City Wolves
Bonham Giants
Glass Field
1,187,000 Pounds of Wool Sold at City San Angelo
A June report notes 1,187,000 pounds of 12 months wool sold privately in early week sales across Santo Angelo and neighboring towns. Prices ranged 6 to 10 1 4 cents. average about 9 cents. Major lots included 750,000 pounds to C D Stokes of Lampasas for Minslow Co. Schwartz & Co 400,000. Horner 350,000. March Bros 180,000. remaining season totals 350,000 400,000 pounds.
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San Angelo
Santo Angelo
Uvalde
Eldorado
Merizon
Sterling City
Knickerbocker
C. D. Stokes
Lampasas
Minslow & Co
Boston
Schwartz & Co
March Bros
L. M Murphy
Eisemann Bros
Washington Papers Win Tax-Exemption at Ballparks
Uncle Sam rules street news sellers admitted to baseball parks may enter without paying admission taxes. The change eases vending at games and affects vendors in Washington venues.
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Washington
Wnstreet
Uncle Sam
Ill and Critical Illness Strikes Local Household
Mrs. Mattie Clark of North Center street lies critically ill after being found unconscious last night. Her brother John C. Sparger cares for her as the family reports she has not regained consciousness and remains very low. Mrs. J. P. Steele living nearby is also reported very low and not expected to live.
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Mattie Clark
John C. Sparger
North Center Street
J. P. Steele
Bolek
Beauty in appearance Smith spft and piano key action redefine typing ease
A new standard in mechanical perfection is offered by a slim, floating Smith smooth type, likened to a piano key action. The gadget promises effortless typing and novelty, priced at only $65.00.
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