Second Called Session Concludes With Pro Tex Protection Claim
The Senate declares state entitlement to former protection and rights during the second called session adjournment.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
8
Texas adjourns sine die after busy special session
The thirty sixth Texas Legislature adjourned tonight at 9 50 with no new laws. Several measures failed including juvenile insurance dog tax and anti German teaching bills. Senate approved committee reports and officers for interim. House and senate proceedings highlighted by deferrals and final passage of select bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Thomason
Caldwell
Senate
University
Camp Mabry
House
Hertzberg
Texas
Tillotson
Free Conference Committee
Board of Control
Thomas
Attorney General
George M. Hopkins
Denton
Railroad Commission
Ellis
Confederate Home Investigation
McNealus
Page
Suiter
Pope
W. G. Pryor
Prison
Blue Ridge
State Board of Public Printing
Strickland
San Jacinto Park
Terrell
State Highway Department
Schlosschan
Woods
Williford
Amendment to fix probation officers salaries to 2400 a year
A proposed amendment by Mr Caldwell would allow the county commissioners court to raise probation officer salaries to 2400 annually under specified conditions. The bill seeks to empower the state land lease of tidewater islands by the land commissioner and an appropriation of 438,142 to pay miscellaneous state claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
County Commissioners Court
Buchanan
Scurry
Tidewater
Westbrook
Forest fires rage across Northwest states threatening timber areas
Rapidly spreading fires burn thousands of acres in northern Idaho western Montana and eastern Washington. Federal forest service calls for more fighters sending crews by rail and trails. A dispute delayed crews at Rattlesnake Creek near Missoula while Newfort Washington races to contain 80 acres. In Heron Montana 8000 acres burned were controlled by 95 firefighters. Additional fires reported along Wenatchee river valley and Herman Creek Oregon with 1400 acres burned near Portland.
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Idaho
Montana
Washington
Federal Forest Service
Forest Service
Rattlesnake Creek
Missoula
Mont
Newfort
Wash
Newport
Heron
Wenatchee River
Herman Creek
Oregon
Portland
Treasure to Treasury The Edinburgh Scotsman Quotation
A clipped quotation notes a change in perception from treasure to treasury as a couple moves from engagement to marriage, reflecting a humorous Victorian sentiment about domestic life. The line contrasts fondness before marriage with value after, framed by Edinburgh press style.
Regular Army to Border Stations
Washington reports that nearly all regular army units will be moved to the Mexican border after return from France. The government has built cantonments and rehabilitated posts to provide facilities, with cavalry likely assigned to patrol duties in the district.
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Washington
France
Forty Millions For Air Service Aims And War's Aftermath
Washington discusses a $40,000,000 appropriation to the air service for peacetime strength, the cost of building a sustaining aviation industry, and the need to keep personnel and equipment ready while noting no war producing a presidential candidate. It recounts Mitchell’s WWI drives, St Mihiel and Argonne actions, and debates over Pershing Wood and political timing.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
Congress
Air Service
United States
William Mitchell
War Department
American Aviation Service
St. Mictel
Setton
Mitchell
Europe
St. Mihiel
Efreet
Americas
Argonne
Army of Occupation
Germany
Leonard Wood
John. J. Pershing
Pershing
Jap Plate Glass Industry Expands After War
The plate glass industry in Japan has significantly grown since the war. Prewar consumption reached 550000 boxes annually, with 420000 imported and the rest domestically produced. In the past year Japan produced 850000 boxes, 600000 for domestic use and 250000 for export or other use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Belgium
Germany
Oath Traditions Tied to Sacred Books Across Religions
The article traces how Christian oaths used Gospel copies and relics, noting the halidome as the sacred object in England. It describes practices from kissing the book to laying hands on altars and touching relics, plus variations for Jewish and Muslim oaths and other faiths.
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University of Oxford
England
Rome
Motive questioned after church plate incident
After church service, a wife confronts Gregory about a $5 donation. He replies it is small, yet she hints at recent actions at a directors' meeting. Buffalo Express notes the dispute as a domestic newspaper item with sharp exchange.
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Gregory
Buffalo Express
Pertinent Question in Boston Transcript Rumor
A fragment from Boston Transcript features a dialogue about value and past employer. The boy asks about a previous worker’s worth, while the other asks if he received it, highlighting a tension over compensation.
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Boston Transcript
Question on temper and control in a man observed
The speaker ponders why a man loses his temper at the moment he appears to have mastery of it, inviting reflection on self control and underlying impulses.
Bond's Liver Pills Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Bond's Liver Pills ease biliousness headaches indigestion and constipation. The copy urges readers to buy a 2b¢ bottle from druggists, describing the pills as mild and effective without pain or discomfort.
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Bond
Peer Deserved His Victory
Gypsy Smith recalls a peer who forgot his notes during a maiden speech proposing counsel for the accused. The peer, unable to express his thoughts, quipped that those without help faced worse odds, and the chamber cheered as his bill passed almost unanimously.
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Gypsy Smith
Liverpool
Man Breaks Home Furnishings Amid Domestic Tensions
Folkloric transcript excerpt shows a tense scene where a woman's husband destroys household furniture and causes distress. The dialogue reflects strained marriage dynamics and community persona within the community.
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