Supreme Court Upholds Publicity Law for Periodicals
June 11 Woodington reports the Supreme Court sustained the publicity law requiring periodicals to disclose true ownership, stockholders, and sponsors. The decision affirms that the measure serves the public’s right to know who publishes content and the sources behind newspapers and magazines.
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Mayor Griffin to Remove City Stables This Week
Mayor Alex Griffin announces the city stables will be moved within the week from the heart of the commercial district. He cites pressure from districts near the water works and promises a definite removal schedule as work commences.
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Weather and civic plan feature amid cotton belt fog
A daily weather digest from Texas cities shows cloudy conditions in Dallas Terrell Longview and San Antonio with cool spells in Antone and Mogeton. Reporter notes a civic plan to clear and sanitize a site near the water works removing stables to improve health and appearance while city leaders debate timing and funding.
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Magnificent support for city paving project by young merchants
A special paying committee of the Young Men's Business Association reported broad endorsement for paving Front Bantn Fe tracks along Main Street and Alamo Avenue. Nearly all property owners named signed, including First National Bank, Hobie Company, and The Stone Estate, with a few hesitant. Meetings spanned about two hours as participants weighed costs and benefits, aiming to attract further backing and speed progress.
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Rail stock slide after court ruling hits market mood
The market reacts to a court decision as railroad stocks decline sharply. Traders cite lingering uncertainty and weak demand, with rail leaders showing the steepest losses while broader indices drift lower amid cautious trading.
Merchants Agree To Close Stores For Ball Game Thursday
A partially readable notice indicates merchants will shut shops at 4 30 PM on Thursday to encourage attendance at a ball game. The unnamed citywide plan lists many local businesses and phrases about holiday periods, a mayoral or manager statement, and a push to avoid conflicts with nearby events. The text references the stores involved and a public announcement at noon EDT, with various names and affiliations garbled in OCR.
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