Governor refuses to back clock tampering in adjournment
Austin April 10 Governor Sayers set a legal precedent by not turning back the clock to sign bills before noon as the Texas legislature adjourned sine die. Several measures, including land and school district boundary bills, were signed or sent to his office, while others were blocked for timing reasons.
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Mysterious Theft Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse
Report of the sea robbery from the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse specie room. Three gold bars worth 22750 stolen between New York and Cherbourg. the room’s iron bound door and two keys held by officer and purser. All aboard searched but crew members not found.
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State Treasurer Thomas E Little Dies in Little Rock
Little Rock April 10 state treasurer Thomas E Little died suddenly of heart disease. He was a brother of Congressman John G Little and was serving his second term as state treasurer.
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John Brady Baxter
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