Court limits Sunday mov ing picture shows in Texas
The Port Keys reports on a Court of Criminal Appeals ruling that banning Sunday moving pictures violates state law. The majority notes such entertainments hinder recreation, and more legislative action may curb civilian control over industry while appreciating military examples from history.
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Frank's clemency bid sparks Supreme Court dispute
The article outlines Frank’s clemency appeal and the Supreme Court’s rejection of a new trial motion. It touches on debates within the court, mentions dissenters Chief Justice, and references broader constitutional amendments and university funding proposals tied to July voting.
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Price fixing and unlawful restraints on trade
A court ruling discusses price fixing among manufacturers and wholesalers, noting how competition and free market forces are restricted. It addresses illegal restraints on sale price and the impact on grocers and consumers, emphasizing unlawful discrimination in pricing and sales to maintain profit.
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Fragmented Washington Herald clipping muddles wartime note
A garbled Washington Herald fragment mentions a victim, pockets emptied, and a wartime mood. It references Mr Rouille and a remark about readers missing a line, with stray phrases about War of Hod and Nim, hinting at a chaotic column or letter.
This Day in History Factual Events and Naval Actions
A fragmented historical record notes September events, naval actions, and constitutional amendments. It references torpedo boat destroyers Piuton and Purdre, Commodore Sehrey off Mantiano de Cab, and a 9th amendment discussion by a Presbyterian General Assembly. It also mentions the U S Supreme Court and confessional edits.
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Calvert Hearing Road Committee Tour Delivers Praise
A Calvert Hearne detachment toured country roads with the Road Committee visitors, showing gravel types and road layouts. They viewed a forty mile system, with cost estimates around 300 dollars per mile and emphasis on cheaper local gravel sources. The party praised manners and hospitality at Mosely Hotel, with local officials and citizens expressing appreciation and aiming to relay results to county taxpayers.
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