Pistol toters face Texas road work purge
In San Antonio January 14 the state cracks down on concealed weapons with a $100 fine and six months in jail. County Judge Phil Shook sends offenders to a convict camp to break rocks, building 185 miles of macadam roads. Cowboys lament the end of gun play as the crackdown lowers such incidents.
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San Antonio
Texas
Phil Shook
Wool Growers In Convention In Helena Mont
The forty fourth annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association opened in Helena Montana with a large and representative roll call. Delegations from Wyoming Idaho Colorado Ohio Montana Washington Nebraska and other states attend. Topics include tariff revision the Burkett bill sanitary regulators livestock and wool transport forestry regulations and grazing land reserves with officials from Washington defending administration policy.
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Helena
Mont
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Ohio
Montana
Washington
Nebraska
Gifford Pinchot
Health Coffee Imitation Sold By Racine Firm
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin produces Health Coffee an instant substitute made from toasted cereals malt and nuts. It imitates real coffee closely and requires only a minute to brew selling through J M Lawrence & Co.
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J. M. Lawrence & Co
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South Carolina Legislature Opens Busy Session
Columbia Jan. 14 The General Assembly of South Carolina convened today for an annual session with likely busy work ahead assessing proposed laws on prohibition railroad rates taxation and compulsory education.
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Columbia
S. C
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Meeting of Washington coroners forms state association
Nearly every county in Washington attended a meeting in North Yakima to organize a State Association of Coroners. The group planned a permanent organization and discussed proposed legislation affecting coroner duties and authority. A later notice seeks a sewing position by Miss J L Mitchell at 503 Dallas St.
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North Yakima
Wash
Washington
Association of Coroners
J. L. Mitchell
Dallas
St. 23
Sixth Trial in Reid Case Smolders in Lake Charles
The case of Sheriff D J Reid of Calcasieu parish reached its sixth trial in Lake Charles La on January 14 as juries failed to reach a verdict in five prior trials. Mistrials stemmed from attempts to oust Reid over alleged shortages in his accounts during a former term, which he rectified upon discovery.
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Lake Charles
D. J. Reid
Calcasieu Parish
Caleb Powers
Reid
Nevada Legislature Opens Extra Session in Goldfield Dispute
Carson City Nev Jan 14 the Nevada legislature convened in an extra session called by Governor Sparks to address a brief session focusing on measures to resolve the ongoing conflict between mine owners and miners at Goldfield. The Christian church board met at J Allen Myers home with Myers re elected president and Geo A Adams secretary, and Mrs Myers provided refreshments.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Sparks
Goldfield
The
Christian Church
J. Allen Myers
Myers
Geo. A. Adams
Knights Templar Elect Officers at Ivanhoe Commandery
A regular meeting of Ivanhoe Commandery Knights Templar elected E. H. Terrell of Navasota as Eminent Commander R. P. Siddall of Anderson as Generalissimo Malcolm Carnes as Captain General W. E. Saunders as Recorder and Robert W. Howell as Treasurer for the coming year Other appointive officers remain unannounced.
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Knights Templar
Ivanhoe
E. H. Terrell
Navasota
R. P. Siddall
Anderson
Malcolm Carnes
W. E. Saunders
Robert W. Howell
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