Let Everybody Come to This Meeting to Save Texas
Harris County executive committee urges all residents to attend a meeting aimed at stopping the curse of blind tigers and curb unrestricted liquor sales with a broad call for community influence.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
4
Harris County executive committee urges all residents to attend a meeting aimed at stopping the curse of blind tigers and curb unrestricted liquor sales with a broad call for community influence.
A fragmented report shows a speaker challenging poll tax legality and urging voters to swear to lawful payment receipts. The dialogue references political figures and a council chair, with disputes on enforcement and legitimacy of voter taxation and registration practices.
District Attorney Maury seeks the death penalty in the Burrell case. The defendant, charged with the murder of five year old Diao Albirney, faces a jury trial as the state urges a capital punishment verdict.
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A large turnout is expected as a diverse list of speakers addresses the crowd tonight. Organizers say the event will cover community concerns and highlight local initiatives with emphasis on practical solutions.
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