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End of the Celebrated Texas Waters-Pierce Case
The U S Supreme Court refused a rehearing in the Waters-Pierce Oil Co case affirming lower court fines of 1 693 600 and ousting the firm from Texas The state receiver Robert J Eckhardt of Taylor is named to take charge of the company property Texas wins the long battle that stretched for years.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Co
Robert J. Eckhardt
Taylor
Waters-Pierce Company
State of Texas
Waters-Pierce case forces OU to pay nearly two million
Washington reports a Supreme Court victory for the State in the Waters-Pierce litigation. The Oil company must pay a total of about 2,060,000 including fines, interest, and penalties, and its ouster is upheld. Attorney General Davidson led the State's long fight with H. S. Priest and J. D. Johnson for the corporation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Waters-Pierce
Ofl
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H.S. Priest
J. D. Johnson
Waters-Pierce Company
Travis County
State Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
New Orleans
Federal Supreme Court
C. B. Dorchester
Sherman
Senate Banks Bills Move In Texas Legislature
In Austin on April 12 the Senate planned a fishing rest after organize It elected Murray president pro tem and named Omas to key committees. Alexander pushed a bank guaranty bill while Willacy filed the general appropriation. In the House Nickells German and Ray introduced bank guaranty bills and Cureton Mobley others carried through first reading of bank guaranty measures.
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Alexander
Senate
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San Marcos
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Omas
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Nickells
German
Ray
Mobley
Crocket
Washington
Tragic Unknown Man Fatally Struck by Santa Fe Train
A southbound Santa Fe passenger train near Spring Creek trestle north of Sanger struck and killed an unknown man around 7:30 AM. The stranger, about forty, failed to move as the engine approached and was thrown from the track after a neck injury and heavy skull trauma. No identity could be found. clothing had no identifying papers. The body was taken to Valley View for burial. this marks a second similar death near Denton in the past year.
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Santa Fe
Spring Creek
Sanger
Valley View
Sanzer
Cooke County
Denton
Families Narrowly Escape Flames at Waco
Fire destroyed the residence of Dr. George Patte and EDMUND A. Mule in Waco Texas early today. Both families escaped in night clothing and barefoot as flames swept through the buildings. Loss placed at $12 000.
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Waco
Tex
George Patte
Edmund A. Mule
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