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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1929

Page

5

Attorney discharged without cause may recover damages

In Fort Worth, Texas, the Second Court of Civil Appeals ruled that an attorney discharged by a client without cause may recover damages beyond the value of services. The case involved Mrs. L. B. White versus attorney Bureh over a contract for legal defense tied to insurance policies on her husband. The court upheld the trial verdict allowing full contract recovery and noted Mrs. White could discharge the attorney with or without cause.

Fort Worth Tex Second Court of Civil Appeals R. H. Buck L. B. White Wise County Bureh

Texas committees to urge more tariff protection

Texas Tariff Congress delegates plan a Washington trip to press Congress for tariff protection on cotton tomatoes and farm or chard and livestock schedules. Delegates include J B Bell and C C Belcher with others to be announced. officials from Texas Oklahoma Mississippi Arkansas speak on tariffs and related industries.

Austin. Tex Washington Texas Tariff Court John Henry Kirby Houston Southern Tariff Congress Congressional George B. Terrell Texas Commissioner of Agriculture J. E. Bell del Rio J. C. Bolton Mississippi Earl Page Arkansas Ed. Woodall Texas-Oklahoma Cottonseed Crushers Association

Leadville Prohibition Case Yields Convictions Of Six Officials

Six of 26 Leadville residents indicted on conspiracy to violate prohibition laws were convicted by a Federal Court jury. Night Police Captain Yammick and City Councilman William E. Lapin were among the six, while 17 defendants were dismissed and three died before trial. The case drew wide attention to the town famed for Harrison Avenue and moonshine activity.

Denver Col Leadville Yammick William E. Lapin Harrison Avenue

Schroeder Bros Holeproof Hosiery Ad Seeks Subscriptions

Voiles Batiste Organdy and latest shades advertised by Schroeder Bros Holeproof Hosiery urging readers to subscribe to the Standard. The compact ad highlights fashion fabrics and hosiery options to attract customers.

Voiles Batiste Organdy

Accidental Gun Discharges Kill Two in Red River County

In eastern Red River County two youths died from accidental gun discharges over two days. Ben Moorehouse, 9, was killed near Avery when a younger brother mishandled a rifle. Hubert Mays, 21, died near Chapmar while standing over a gun he had been using, leaving a widow and a baby.

Clarksville Tex Red River County Ben Moorehouse Avery Hubert Mays Chapmar

For Trade Fine Plantation and Summer Resort in Texas

Property listing offering 1 219 acres with 1000 acres bottom land 400 acres cotton 60 acre lake and two creeks. Includes residence and nine other houses with a paved road through land asking 75.00 per acre total price 22000. Located near Houston Want Ranch or income address W B Root Blue Bonnet Hotel Kerrville Texas.

Houston W. B. Root Blue Bonnet Hotel Kerrville Texas

Sonora Schoolgirl Accidentally Killed During Play Practice

Loretta Jenkins of Sonora High School was mortally wounded when a revolver used in a school play was discharged by a fellow cast member during practice. She died several hours after the accidental shooting, in Sonora, Texas.

Sonora Texas Loretta Jenkins Sonora High School

Four Crown Family Drowns While Attempting Rescue

Five members of the Boardman family died in Randolph Vermont as four of them tried to save Harry Boardman who was swept away by a current while swimming. The victims are Mr Henry Boardman Mrs Boardman their son Harry and daughters Iona and Beatrice.

Randolph Henry Boardman Harry Iona Beatrice

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Robinson Foes R. J. McDonald Robert B. Allen Sr Dallas C. T. Freeman Sherman House of Representatives J. T. Robinson General Land Office W. 8. Barron Olan R. van Zandt Tiara George €. Purl Leonard Tillotson Sealy House Robinson van Zandt Dayton Moses Lloyd Price E. F. Smith Austin Moses Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raiser’s Association Land Office Schroeder Bros Red River CO R.L. Rodman Fredericksburg, Texas Heiner’s Fredericksburg Bottling Works Geo. H. Ottmer Crabapple Good Springs Rock House DR. A. Hillmann Brownwood—Room Bank Bidg Travelers Gate Alex Mittendorf Schumann Journal Fredericksburg Publishing Company, Inc
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