City Council approves warrants to fund streets and banks
City council votes to issue about 105000 in warrants at six and a quarter percent for fifteen years to finance street paying warrants and local bank payments despite a prior anti bond vote. The move follows a Dallas firm sale plan and involves Grege Garrett & Company of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grege Garrett & Company
Dallas
Our Town Editorial Elevates Public Will and Finance
The Camreon Enterprise criticizes bond proposals while The Herald defends the people’s will. It argues the city should honor the vote against bonded debts and the refunding of obligations, urging government by the people and warning against issuing warrants contrary to public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camreon Enterprise
The
Herald
Economiz
Objections to Cameron Street Warrants Refund Plan
The Herald warns the council and public that refunding 71000 in street paying warrants may not protect taxpayers. Nonnegotiable warrants transfer no extra rights. defects in street materials could be defense against payments. A two fold security exists via original bond and warranty terms, raising questions over new fifteen year warrants and current purchaser rights.
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W. E. Dozier
City of
Cameron
Contested Gause School Election Heads to Court Hearing
The Gause school contest pits Hazel Thomas against D W Key and G D Critchfield with Henderson, Kidd and Henderson representing Thomas. Judge John Watson will preside in district court Monday May 25, the trial without a jury. Affidavits claim Thomas received 189 votes vs 62 counted.
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John Watson
Milman County District Court
E. A. Camp
Rockdale
F. D. Fowler
W. C. Hatter
H. H. Gaston
Miss Hazel Thomas
Gause
Watson
Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
Cere
Miss Thomas
D. W. Key
Allere
Hein
Fowler
Gause School Board
Hatter and
Gaston
Hazel Thomas
District Court
Henderson, Kidd & Henderson
W. As Morrison
G. D. Critchfield
Critchfield
Key
W. H. Bailey
Voters Reject Bonds and Warrants Opposition voiced
The electorate defeated the bonds and opposes issuing warrants by the city council. The writer urges honoring the election results and calls for reconsideration to respect the will of the people.
Jack Moore in Examining Trial for Murder Charge
Examining trial for Jack Moore charged with the killing of Davis, a 22 year old farmer, was held before Judge Ed F English. Moore chose not to testify and bond was set at 29000, not yet posted. Prosecutors Davis as district attorney with Sheriff Blaylock led the investigation.
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Jack Moore
Man Manvis
San Gabriel
Ed. F. English
A. E. Wood
Granger
Davis
Moore
Jack Lewis
L. L. Blaylock
Chas. Lens
Ray Robinson
Legion Memorial Day Program Planned For May 30
The American Legion adopts a full decoration day program for May 30 with Congressman Luther Johnson delivering the address. Johnson will also speak at school commencement and remain for the 10 o clock morning address. Scouts join in flag raising and poppy sales under George Barren. The Legion seeks assistance locating unmarked graves.
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American Legion
Luther Johnson
Johnson
Geo. Barren
Legion
Thin County
Rush and Monta Thomas Return From Galveston Visit
Rush and Monta Thomas returned last weekend from a short visit in Galveston, concluding a brief trip to the coastal city.
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Rush
Monta Thomas
Galveston
Klan Wizard 10 Speak in Bryan Event Promoted
Bryan invites the public to hear Dr. H W Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan and Gen N B Forrester of Atlanta Ga address residents on Saturday May 28 The invitation notes Evans first visit to central east Texas and Cameron Klansmen plan to attend from Cameron Texas
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Bryan
H. W. Evans
Imperial Wizard
Ku Klux Klan
N. B. Forrester
Atlanta
Dr. Evans
Contested Gause School Board Seats Reported
Hazel Thomas sues to contest 1925 school board election in Milam County Texas. G D Critchfield D W Key deny holding office. Warner Cochran Bailey claim election fraud and urge investigation. Morrison represents Key and Critchfield. officials resignations trigger new dispute over eligibility and ballots.
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G. D. Critchfield
D. W. Key
Gause
Hazel Thomas
A. Warner
Cochran
W. J. Bailey
Warner
Key
Critchfield
Fee Thomas
W. A. Morrison
Morrison
Texas
District Court
Milam County
Gause Independent
Gale Club Eyes Fishing Lake and Golf Course Plan
Tracy brothers organize a golf and country club association near Meron Green Tracy farm west of Ce to fund an irrigation lake and dam. Members will finance the reservoir for irrigation and club fishing with an adjacent golf course planned for diversions.
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Meron Green
Tracy Farm
Tracy Brothers
Golf and Country Club Association
Prison sentence for Bryan Walker in 1920 burglary case
Bryan Walker received a two year term in district court for burglary tied to the December 14 1920 Thorndale mercantile robbery. He was captured May 8 in Corrigan Texas after escaping from custody by sawing through a jail. Sheriff Blaylock returned him for trial where his wife cried as the sentence was pronounced. Walker faces another trial for liquor possession in Rockdale.
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Ryan Walker
Thorndale
Lowe
Walker
Corrigan
Texas
Polk
manLy
Blayloek
Ielin Masner
Jude
Sherty
Cameron
Jens Smith
Joe Gordon
Burlington
Rockdale
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Crughfield
STOI
Our Town
Legion Menorial
Klan Wizzard
Ku Klux
Gale Club
Bryan Walker