Texas Legislature Approves Broad Revenue and Court Measures
The Thirty-Eighth Legislature enacts numerous revenue and banking bills, sets special session dates, and outlines changes across agriculture banks charters and public works. The record lists acted Senate and House bills with origins and key aims including tax proposals on gasoline and sulfur, banking reforms, education funding, and judicial procedures.
Governor to consider many bills this week in Texas
Governor Neff will devote the week to bills passed by both house and senate awaiting executive action. He plans to act promptly, with a deadline of April, reviewing about 186 measures and about 3000 telegrams and letters from across the state. He said no decision yet on a second special session.
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Fire destroys most of Ivan Texas town in Stephens County
A massive blaze Monday swept through Ivan in Stephens County near Breckenridge, destroying nearly the entire town. Losses were estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars with no fatalities reported.
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Montenegro Queen Milena Buried in Russian Church Crypt
The body of Queen Milena of Montenegro was interred Monday in the crypt of the Russian church beside her husband who died two years ago. The private ceremony followed the royal funeral.
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Magnate Coppe Passes In New York
Charles L. MacNeill longtime president of Utah Copper and active in mining finance and railroad circles died Saturday in New York. His leadership shaped corporate and industry developments across multiple sectors.
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Safe From Her Own and Other Fragments
A collection of brief quotes from newspapers features humor and banter. The Louisville Courier Journal and New York Sun are cited with remarks about optimism asthma wheezes poker and marital finances.
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Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel substitute
An advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone cures liver sluggishness and related symptoms without the dangers of calomel. It guarantees relief for headaches biliousness and constipation and asserts the remedy is safe for adults and children, with a money back promise if not effective.
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