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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
1
The Beveridge committee delivers a report on the statehood bill, guiding the Senate action. The measure moves toward consideration as supporters push for quicker passage and clearer terms for new state admission.
Washington Senate debate over admission of New Mexico and Arizona as separate states. Beveridge reports in strong terms against Arizona English voting law that could disfranchise long established citizens. House bill ties to English tests. senate calls for presidential and congressional approval of state constitutions and separate elections. contrasts include land policies and polygamy bans. Also notes humor and dialogue snippets unrelated to policy.
A photographer plans a thirty day exhibit at the Moore Hotel in Moulton. He offers a wide range of pictures and guarantees his work to visitors.
Senator Clapp of Minnesota and Senator Cummins of Iowa led a minority report critiquing the administration bill. He highlighted missing safeguards such as five days notice before injunctions and access for appeals from interlocutory decrees, challenging lawmakers to restore these protections.
Lava output from Mount Etna’s craters decreased but internal activity remained strong Sunday. Volcanologist Frank A. Perrett attributes the slowdown to obstructions in new vents, predicting a breakthrough or quake within days. Reports from Catania describe smoke curtains near Mascaluci and crowds in Nicolosi watching the black volcano glow and hear detonations.
Austin commissioner Hawkins ruled cash does not qualify as good security under insurance statutes for home insurers. He refused to accept $50,000 in currency from Chester Terrell of San Antonio as the required security for Texas Surety and Insurance Company seeking a license.
In a large creditors meeting in Houston the $846,000 bid by F F Arnim was objected to so strongly that Judge Borden refused to consider it further. The referee said he would appoint a trustee to sell all estate property per instructions from the federal judge.
Estherwood Louisiana report shows Mr Nutt of the Jennings Truckers Association says they shipped their first car of mostly Danish Bal cabbage to Kansas City and received good prices. Mr D Brown, eastern Calcasieu Parish grower, supplied most of the cabbage for the car.
Bay City area capitalists and farmers organize a push for a large serving and canning factory. A 10,000 fig cuttings field is proposed, a truck growers association forms, and truckers will market their products locally.
Washinger patents issued to George Arthur Midlicotton chopper and Gordon Bryan portable sawmill. Olive W. Chers Walnut Springs gate latch. E F Cross San Antonio apparatus molding concrete walls. Rupe Gibson Waco cotton chopper. W Guynes Calvert hay press. ir A Neninger El Paso distill device. George V Perego Regde swing gate.
Alvin Texas reports a heavy berry shipment on Monday with about four hundred crates by express. Mustang settlement farmer Mr Mebane led with thirty six crates of premium berries, valued at roughly $180 for today's picking.
Manor Stafford of Wharton reports county and Matagorda totals near 10 000 acres for the Canal Valley Potato Growers Association. Wharton county growers listed include L M McCallum 115 acres S P Allen 50 A J Gunter 39 C E Smith 15 J G Bohrer 90 J P Chastum 15 G B Truitt 20 J M South 75 Call ey and Pearson 50 Octave Herman 10 Talcott Bros 100 A Mangum 10 Octor Herman 19 O Connell and Allen 100 Berkley 30 Le Bow 50.
Mission Texas reports the second carload of Bermuda onions shipped on Monday along with two cars of cabbage for the week. Onion gathering has just begun and the Mission district estimates a total crop of about 150 cars.
Austin authorities list the Casualty Company of America New York Security Life Insurance Company of America Richmond Va Reliance Life Insurance Company Pittsburgh Prussian National Insurance Company Stettin Germany the People's National Fire Insurance Company Wilmington Del and the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company as licensed for the current year.
An advertisement touts an Oliver Typewriter priced at 100 dollars available for 17 cents a day. It claims the machine as the standard visible writer with multiple conveniences such as Balance Shift Ruling Device Double Release Locomotive Base Automatic Spacer and Disappearing Indicator.
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