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Newspaper
Laredo Daily Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
1
Notice to subscribers that if the paper is not received due to accident or other reasons, they should call 1900 or 1801 and a replacement copy will be sent by special messenger.
Cone Johnson of the highway commission charges grave irregularities in the department before the Moody administration. He notes federal aid was withdrawn and the new commission required weeks to audit books and locate equipment worth about 5 million dollars. He urges thorough legislative inquiry and prosecution for any theft or misappropriation.
The message notes the Mexican President Calles mourning the death of his wife after a serious operation in Los Angeles. The report comments on the president's heavy political burdens and suggests his personal loss will add strain to his duties.
The Senate unveiled a portrait of General John A. Hulen of Houston as a highlight of today’s session. The painting was donated by the 36th division, where Hulen served as Brigadier General during the war and later commanded the unit.
The Lone Wolf Returns adapts Louis Vance's novel with Bert Lytell in the lead and Billie Dove as Maria Mayfair. Gwen Lee also stars, delivering fashion and performance as Liane Delorme, amid a tale of reformation and adventure.
AUSTIN Texas June 3 H B Bell chief supervisor of the oil and gas division of the Texas railroad commission resigned after a difference with commissioners C V Terrell and Lon Smith before a house committee considering a bill affecting Bell s department Bell an appointee of former Governor Pat Neffs railroad commission claimed in his letter he had been hampered in affairs of the oil and gas division since Smith and Terrell joined the commission
The bill committee reached a rural school aid measure carrying 1.6 million dollars annually for the next biennium. Senator Moore of Greenville led opposition while Superintendent Si Mina Marrs expressed concerns. The conference committee session produced amendments and tied provisions for inspectors and related duties.
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The Strand presents Sun Dog Trails starring Bil Fairbanks in a Western action tale where he shields a father from a villainous gang and outwits the sheriff. Also at the Royal Theatre Alberti Vaughn stars in Collegiate a campus romance with college football and romance entwined.
In the tale titled Collegiate a woman faces a forced decision between marriage and continuing college. She ultimately selects one path shaping her future in the narrative.
The Texas Folklore Society plans summer publications led by Daniel Dobie and classical texts on cowboy legends. The volume Legends of Texas 1926 features Folk Lore of the Texas Mexican Vaquero by Jovita Gonzalez, with notes on border land grants and cattle culture.
A trimmed excerpt notes essays and authors on Texas songs in university publications. Hart Mann Dignowlly leads an Extension Division feature, with Craddock Stires Beazley and Hastings among contributors. The piece mentions Davy Crockett ballads and regional singing traditions linked to Texas frontier culture.
Denver Colo. An experienced mining official, Mrs. Adam Tibbetts, chief mine inspector of Colorado, discusses the depths and hazards of coal mines. After twenty years in the department she is regarded as one of the most informed persons on mining in the state.
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