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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
6
Frederick Webster, a 31 year old now in Chicago jails for seven months, has no country. The United States seeks his deportation while Canada brands him undesirable. He used his cousin’s name, the cousin being wanted for bigamy and jailed seven years in Canada.
A World War I veteran known as Jerry Talbot suffers shell shock then regains health but loses his memory of his own name. During treatment he recalls his father as Dubois and mother as Northen and identifies himself as Peter Martin.
The state reported a defeat for a $250000 Smithville precinct road bond while a $360000 Hidalgo county school district bond was approved. A Brazoria Road District $300000 highway bond also passed. Reports covered ore production in Burnet and trans‑Pecos counties, citrus and cotton logistics, flood irrigation plans, and various permits and regulatory actions shaping Texas development.
Clarence G. Malstrom of Denver was named assayer of the United States mint at Denver. The House Ways and Means Committee will begin revising the revenue law after two weeks of consultations with taxpayers and economists. Italy’s debt fund ing commission arrived to discuss obligations to the United States. The U S government opened talks with Cuba to curb liquor and drug smuggling by limiting Cuban vessels near U S shores. Agriculture officials were sent to a state to assess farm relief needs. Economist Seligman urged retaining the inheritance tax at reduced rates and cutting low income tax rates rather than full exemption.
The French senate confirmed M. Caillaux as senator for Sarthe after reopening. General Michael Franse, Russia’s young war minister, died Saturday in Moscow and was buried Tuesday in the revolutionary martyr's cemetery before the Kremlin. In Yucatan five killed and 27 wounded in gubernatorial elections as Merida dispatches report. Seventeen miners died and several injured in a coal damp explosion at the Holland pit, Phoenix Company, Gelsenkirchen. Greek troops retire from Bulgaria after fighting, Greeks threatening to use the Balkans peace demand to flout the league.
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