Texas House Rejects Lee License Amendment
In Austin on April 6 the Texas House voted 60 to 58 to reject Lee’s high license amendment to the Robertson-Fitzhugh liquor law while adopting Schluter’s measure fixing state tax at 400 dollars for liquor licenses and 100 dollars for beer. The morning session featured lively debate with speeches by Standifer Adams Terrel Haxthausen and others. Stepter, a blind member, presided and identified speakers by voice.
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Austin
Lee
Scluter
Texas
Standifer
Adams
Terrel
Bexar
Highsmith
Schluter
Byrne
Fitzhugh
Haxthausen
Goodman
Stamps
Stepter
Startten
First Deposit Habit Becomes a Lasting Good Practice
The message stresses that starting is what matters calling a first deposit the key step. It argues that once begun, the act develops into a steady habit and frames the behavior as a positive routine.
Wichita Falls Clean-Up Day Spotlighted Citywide Campaign
Wichita Falls Tex April 6 all schools banks post office factories and stores closed for spotless town holiday. Three thousand men and five hundred teams scour the city as part of a cleaner city campaign spurred by the effort.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Note Delivered During Bryan Talk Sparks Attention
A note asking about the two masters proposition and legislators serving corporations was handed to the press, then torn up by Governor Campbell. In a separate item the House received a petition from Lubbock seeking an investigation into the death of B F Roberts at North Texas asylum, with two employees held. the superintendent pledges to seek justice and the matter was referred to the State Asylums committee.
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Bryan
Halsey
Campbell
Lubbock
B. F. Roberts
North Texas Asylum
Galveston and Houston Railroad Names Officers
The Galveston Houston and Henderson Railroad company held its annual meeting in Galveston today. Directors were chosen and officers elected: James N. Wallace president, J M Griffin vice president, J S Hill secretary, and H D Henson assistant manager.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston, Houston and Henderson Railroad Company
James N. Wallace
J. M. Griffin
J. S. Hill
H. D. Henson
McCue Murder Case To Close Tonight In Dallas Lethal Stabbing
In Fort Worth Texas on April 6 the Frank McCue murder trial nears end as both sides finish arguments in Judge Simmons court. The defendant is accused of fatally stabbing Earl Mabry in Dallas over two years ago. Mabry’s mother and the defendant’s parents are present in court.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Frank McCue
Petition in Bankruptcy for Fred Lohrke
Fred Lohrke a West Oak street furniture dealer filed a petition in bankruptcy in federal court. Deputy U S Marshal Satterfield seized the furniture stock. Liabilities about 2400 dollars assets slightly over 9400 dollars.
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Fred Lohrke
West Oak Street
United States
Satterfield
Bud Brown Misses Poll Tax Trial In Fort Worth
Bud Brown failed to appear in district court today for trial on paying poll tax for others in seventeen cases. Bonds totaling 9000 dollars were forfeited and his re arrest ordered. Police suspect he is in hiding in Denver.
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Bud Brown
Fort Worth
Tex
District Court
Denver
Smallpox Breaks Out at Sealy Hospital
Smallpox discovered today at Sealy hospital. Hospital quarantined with all patients nurses and doctors confined. Four cases moved to the annex and a large tent erected to accommodate the patients.
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Galveston
Sealy Hospital
Eastertide Fashion at the Store Draws Ladies
Many fashionable wear items attract liberal patronage across all departments as ladies browse ready to wear garments and fabrics. A stroll through the store’s aisles is suggested for decision making.
Easter Hats Spark Milinery Sales Boom
Pretty Easter hats dominate current sales in our Milinery Departments. A large stock of bought right hats and unusually low prices have smothered all previous records. Come and see your Easter Hat.
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James Keiser
Wilson-Williams Company
Thompson
Wilson Hardware Co
John Kelly
M’quigg
A. W. Sears
Cyclone Insurance
Wylie Smifh
Exchange Bank Building
Denton
New Orleans
House
Apri
Bill Bryan
Senate
Watson's Court Stenographers
Masterson
Hayter
Wm. J. Broran
Cuses
Exchange National Bank
A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
R. L. Bass
J.C. Coit, J. R. Christa
A. M. Bush
E. F. Bates
CC. A. Williams
A. C. Owsley
Or. J. M. Inge
First National Bank
Beliecens
Or Cape
Majestic Theater
Withou
Tuy
Ica
Francis
Jones
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