New Prohibition Measures Debated in Texas Legislature
Austin reports indicate submissionists push for broader reform while anti submissionists hold ground. In the House Representative Dalby rescinded yesterday’s rules report vote and Westbrook withdrew a resolution on contingent expenses. Representative Hill blocked unanimous consent to withdraw a joint resolution for statewide prohibition and warns of defects. Williams of Waco authored the amended measure to be reintroduced.
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Panola Politician Introduces Prohibition Bill in House
Feb 4 1910 introduction of a state wide prohibition bill except within incorporated cities and towns. Penalty set at a 100 dollar fine and 30 days to six months in jail for each violation. Other House bills include banking regulation and cotton ginning licenses. Legislative notes describe Senate debate on submission and rules fights over enacting clauses.
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Spring 1909 Men’s Oxfords and New Spring Suits
Early shipments for spring 1909 arrive with Hanan Son Oxfords offered in popular shapes and leathers. The store invites customers to view new medium weight spring suits for boys and men, suggesting not buying a winter suit.
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