Senate and House Await Submission Test in Austin
In Austin the Senate and House wait for the submission issue this afternoon after a quiet morning. Both chambers met at 10 and held a joint session at 11 to canvass the governor and lieutenant governor vote before recess. Prohibitionists and antis feel confident, with antis thought stronger than expected. submission lists show 16 in favor, 13 against, two uncertain.
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Bank Welcomes New Accounts of Any Size
This bank invites new customers with deposits of any amount from $1 upward, promising the same courtesy and service to small depositors as to larger ones. It emphasizes a mission to serve the public in financial matters, suitable for all ages and income levels.
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Weather Report from New Orleans Jan Night
New Orleans weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday forecasts warmer conditions overall with colder trends in the western portion. Threats of unsettled conditions noted with temperature shifts across the area.
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New Orleans
Reverend Wear Resigns from American Presbyterian Church
Rev. F. L. Wear announces resignation effective March 1 and will return to Alabama after the death of Mrs Wear. He cites family reasons and says Huntsville and Athens churches have invited his services while Denton holds deep affection for the congregation and city. The church board notes harmonious relations and says a successor will be found.
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Wear
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Athens
Denson
Huntsville
Denton
Kennedy Names House Committee Chairmen In Session
Speaker Kennedy announced chairmen for several key House committees in Austin. The move is seen as likely to block administration measures, with Rayburn named head of the Banks and Banking committee.
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Banks and Banking Committee
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Texas Wins Suit Against Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Washington January 18. The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of Texas in the waters Pierce Oil Company case. Campbell and Davidson express jubilation over the decision as governing officials celebrate the victory.
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Davidson
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Texas Wins Waters-Pierce Case Against Corporation
Governor Campbell and the attorney general's department hail the Washington ruling upholding the state's victory in the Waters-Pierce case. Initiated in 1907, the suit ended with the corporation liable for all penalties sought. Federal receiver C. B. Dorchester, with state-appointed receiver Chas. Eckhardt, poised to take charge.
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Davidson
Austin
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Waters-Pierce
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District
Texas Supreme Courts
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Sherman
Chas. Eckhardt
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Eckharst
Eckhart Receives Waters-Pierce Victory News
Robert J. Eckhart, appointed state receiver of Waters-Pierce Oil Co, is visiting Yorktown after receiving word of the state's victory in the Waters-Pierce case. The message came by telephone this afternoon.
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Robert J. Eckhardt
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
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Waters-Pierce
Denton Youth and College Students Lose Favorite Mentor
A local figure expresses sorrow at leaving Denton’s young people and college students but states that one must follow what seems right. He mentions friendships with many boys and regrets over disrupted plans, framing departure as a personal duty.
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Denton
Denton City Buys Land for Septic Tank Site
Denton acquires four and a half acres east of the city cemetery to build a sewerage system septic tank. The land from J. J. Wilson, price undisclosed, deemed reasonable by Mayor Bates. The tank covers about half an acre, with extra land bought to prevent future suits. Creek boundaries surround the area except for one access point.
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