Governor Neff Urges Five Propositions in Special Session
Governor Patt M. Neff in a special session message outlines five urgent goals to the Thirty seventh legislature. He calls for state budget adherence, increased funding for public schools, repeal of the suspended sentence law, stronger enforcement of prohibition, removal of obstructive officials, and redistricting of Senate and House districts. He stresses economy, law enforcement, and constitutional duties to protect government and public safety.
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Markets Increases Lift U S Agriculture Week Outlook
The Markets forest market report from the Bureau of Markets notes bullish crop and weather signals, outside buying lifting prices despite a government crop report dip. Chicago cash prices shown for corn and wheat leaders, with regional fruit vegetables dairy and livestock markets also described, including prices for potatoes, melons, timothy hay, and cotton.
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Bonus Delay Wins Amid Wild Scenes in Senate
Washington report notes the senate recommitted the soldier bonus bill to the finance committee by 47 to 29, viewed by Democrats as a death sentence and by Republicans as a short postponement. The tally split across parties with 39 for recommittal, 8 Democrats and 9 Republicans against, and 20 Democrats plus 9 Republicans opposing. A separate bid to direct an early return failed 69 to 7, with Senator Pittman pledging weekly motions to bring the bill from committee.
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Officers Elected By Press League In Texas
At a Texas Daily Press League meeting in Waco officers were re elected President W C Edward Denton Record Chronicle Vice President Lowry Martin Corsicana Sun C E Palmer Texarkana Four States Press and Secretary Treasurer S E Miller Mineral Wells Index The executive committee includes W S Spotts Bonham Favorite George Neu Brenham Banner Press Houston Harte San Angelo Standard Delegates to Worlds Press League in Honolulu are Spotts and Neu Next bi monthly meeting in Fort Worth Sept 9 Resolutions praised A L Shuman Fort Worth Star Telegram moving national headquarters to Fort Worth Round table discussed railway mail service S M Gaines Fort Worth participated Lowry Martin Corsicana spoke on national association work
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San Angelo Standard
Texas
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Fort Worth
Bandits Secure $25,000 in Seattle Robbery
Two bandits grabbed a bag holding twenty five thousand dollars from a Northwest Trust messenger in Seattle Washington and escaped in a automobile.
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Bandits
Seattle
Wash
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Navy yards to operate on five day week temporarily
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt announced that all navy yards and shore stations will run a five day week to avoid drastic personnel cuts under reduced appropriations. Interstate live stock rates continue.
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Freight rate suspension on interstate livestock extends to Sept
Amarillo reports the 35 percent increase pause on interstate livestock shipments continues through September 15. The extension was allowed by the Interstate Commerce Commission last year when the general rise took effect, per word to A. B. Tinnett, secretary of the Buyers' and Sellers' Livestock Association, from Congressman Marvin Jones.
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Calomel Dangers Highlighted by Dodson Message
An old newspaper ad warns calomel is dangerous and stresses Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable substitute. The copy claims calomel causes cramps, biliousness and salivation, while Liver Tone purports to detoxify the liver without harm.
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Dancing eggs of oak leaves stun Shasta county readers
In Shasta county California a mysterious insect lays eggs on oak leaves that cling to the underside then drop to the ground and dance. Listeners hear cracking sounds when holding a twig near the eggs and the tiny grub inside seeks release. Eggs move about on tables and can spring into the air up to height. The novelty is likened to sulphur bugs in hot roaster piles.
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Shasta County
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Margaret Encore Sings Standout Song at Sunday School Event
A young girl named Margaret Encore stepped in for her ailing sister to sing at a Sunday school entertainment. Her confident performance drew loud applause and a spectator urged an encore, but she declined saying she had done it right the first time.
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Overheard in the Garage
A Kansas City Star extract shows a rough gym talk in a garage with racial slurs and coarse humor about cylinders and carbon. A mechanic warns a man to keep space, while a wife jokes about life insurance and affairs.
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