Prohibition blamed for crime wave by Utah minister
Salt Lake City April 7 Reverend Dr Ernest Goshen, Congregational Minister, told a local American Legion post that the recent anti cigarette law and Prohibition worsened crime. He called the legislature a damn fool body and urged the Legion to stay out of politics.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
American Legion
Ebnert Goshen
Legion
Dr Goshen
Salt Lake
Burleson to Sell Cotton in Europe
Former Postmaster General Albert S Burleson will tour continental Europe to find markets for Texas cotton and dispose of about 200,000 bales remaining unsold from last year. HR Wroe of an Austin bank backs the plan with N C Schlemmer of Austin accompanying Burleson. A cotton exporting association may form after the tour to develop a European market.
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Austin
Texas
Albert S&s Burleson
Europe
HR. Wroe
Austin Bank
Burleson
N.C. Schlemmer
Wroe
Sach
Notice to Trespassers at Martin Springs Property
Property owner announces lease of the old Martin Springs site and warns the public that trespassing is prohibited. The notice serves as a warning to potential intruders and asserts the owner's rightful control of the premises.
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Martin Springs
Tax on movies to aid rural schools sought
Austin debate centers on a plan to levy a one cent per ticket tax on moving picture shows and other amusements to fund rural schools. Proposed by Annie Webb Blanton, the measure aims to bypass Governor Neff who vetoed a prior $4 million rural school aid bill. The tax could apply beyond theaters to natural resources like air coal and sulphur.
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Austin
Texas
Annie Webb Blanton
Neff
Business Training Ad Promises High Salaries and Fast Results
A Tyler Texas catalog urges readers to enroll in Tyler Commercial College offering a practical business course in half the time and cost of rivals. It claims high salaries for graduates, cites large enrollments, and invites coupon mailings for a free catalog while contrasting brain power myths.
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James
Harvard
Tyler Commerciat College
Former Comanche Boy Kills His Brother-in-Law
Best, a 42 year old oil worker of Preckenridge Texas was shot and killed in his home. His 22 year old brother in law D J Jolly was arrested and charged with the killing after a quarrel involving Best and his 15 year old wife. Jolly and a relative O Neill confronted Best at his house after he returned with groceries and Jolly fired three shots, all hitting Best in the breast. Best died in the yard. Deputy Sheriff Livingston arrested Jolly shortly after. Mrs Best's parents had moved here from Comanche.
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Preckenridge
Texas
KE. Best
D. J. Jolly
Best
Jolly
O Neill
O'Neill
Test
Livingston
Comanche
Grace Russell to Sing at Study Club Entertainment
Mrs Grace Russell of Galveston is expected today as the guest of Mrs L B Russell. She is described as the most talented young lady and will sing at the Study Club entertainment.
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Grace Russell
Galveston
L. B. Russell
Children Invited Guests At Comanche Study Club Visit
The notice says children with worms appear pale and sickly and a dose of White's Crean Vermifuge will restore rosy cheeks. Price 31 4. Mrs Swighton Cook of Dallas and Mrs Lottie Conner of Port Worth plan to visit Comanche as Study Club guests hosted by Mrs Wim. Pingus.
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White
Porixs Smith
Swighton Cook
Dallas
Lottie Conner
Port Worth
Comanche
Wim. Pingus
City
Government by One Man Gone, Party Government
Washington April 11 The Sixty seventh Congress opens in extraordinary session under a Republican majority in both chambers with 301 Republicans in the House and 22 more in the Senate, pledging swift action on tariff taxation and railroad reform while the new administration focuses on reorganizing domestic affairs.
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Washington
Sixty Seventh Congress
Congress
Senate
House
Harding
South Bank of Red River Fixes Texas Oklahoma Line
The Supreme Court today ruled the south bank of the Red River defines the Texas Oklahoma boundary. The decision rests on a 1819 treaty with Spain and earlier talks between Secretary Adams and the Spanish envoy. Oil lands and other value sparked the dispute, with Texas and Oklahoma disputing the line. Assistant Attorney General Taylor noted the key question is the exact location of the south bank.
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Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Supreme Court
South Bank
Austin
Taylor
Public notice seeks hauling service for trunks and baggage
A brief public notice states a person now offering truck hauling in Comanche. The operator will take orders at Wetzel's Barber Shop on the north side square and can be reached by phone 149.
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Comanche
Wetzel
North Side Square
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