Hawkins undecided on immediate effect of anti gambling act
Assistant Attorney General Hawkins said he has not decided whether the anti gambling law takes effect immediately. The bill lacked an emergency clause in its origin but was amended with an emergency clause after conference, then approved by both houses. The legislature also debated insurance reserve requirements, a Houston charter with $2.5 million capital, and various other measures.
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Hawkins
Attorney General's Department
Confernee
Senate
Robertson
of Travis
Texas
Texas Cotton Warehouse Company of Houston
Dallas
Dave H. Schapiro
Houston
Court of Criminal Appeals
House
Conference Committee
Smith
Chambers
Representative Ridgeway
State Department
House Committee On Constitutional Amendments
One Democrat Elected City Treasurer in Chicago Race
Revised unofficial returns show John E. Treger, Democrat, defeated Edward C. Young for city treasurer by 7,983 as part of a largely Republican ticket in Chicago. The aldermanic slate tilts 36 Democrats to 34 Republicans, with a streetcar rehabilitation ordinance passing 165,646 to 132,720.
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Treasuer
Chicago
Busse
Dunne
Edward C. Young
John E. Treger
Harriman Replies The President Doubted Justice From Roosevelt
B H Harriman publishes a statement replying to President Roosevelt about alleged injustices. He recounts letters inviting him to the White House to discuss New York state politics and fundraising, noting he contributed $50,000 to a fund. He distinguishes two invitations to discuss separate subjects and describes his Washington visit.
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New York
B. H. Harriman
Roosevelt
Harriman
White House
Washington
New York State
National Committee
Cortelyou
New York State Committee
National Republican Committee
State Committee
Fire destroys San Francisco power plant plunging city into darkness
On April 3 a massive fire destroyed the San Francisco Gas and Electric Light Company power house. The blaze left the city in darkness, injured five firemen with one believed near death, and caused an estimated loss of 2.5 million dollars.
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San Francisco
San Francisco,Gas and Electric Light Company
Depew Says He Doesn't Seek Ambassadorship
Senator Depew comments on the Harriman letter noting he knows nothing beyond being named as a possible ambassador to France. He states he does not care for the ambassadorship and offers no further remarks.
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New York
Depew
Harriman
France
Depot Plans For $109,000 Shawnee Passenger Station
Shawnee Oklahoma April 3 plans are being drawn for a $109,000 passenger station to be erected by the Rock Island railroad one block west of the present structure. A large freight depot is also under construction at this point.
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Shawnee
Okla
Rock Island Railroad
Two More Bodies Found After Wreck Near Fort Worth
In the Missouri Kansas and Texas freight wreck debris removal crews recovered two additional unidentified bodies, raising the death toll to eight. The April 3 rescue efforts at the scene reported the found remains among the debris.
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Fort Worth
Katy
Todd Chosen Mayor in Hot Springs Vote
In Hot Springs on April 3 M H Todd the Democratic and Republican mayoral candidate defeated Hamp Williams the Civic Improvement Union nominee by a 100 vote majority.
Oil mill workers face Sunday work charges in Crockett
Crockett Texas April 3 The city marshal arrested the entire oil mill force, about thirty men, on an indictment for working on Sunday. All posted bonds and plan to join a strong contest against the case.
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Crockett
Tex
Boys Burned to Death in Oklahoma Barn Fire
Tulsa April 3. Mrs. W H Campbell, visiting in Tulsa, received word from Cleveland Oklahoma that her son Roy and Edgar Jones were burned to death in a barn fire at the Roeser home.
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Tulsa
I. T
W. H. Campbell
William Roeser
Clevand
Okla
Roy
Edgar Jones
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