Recall of Sine Die Resolution Fails in House Amid Debate
Discussion centers on recalling March 12 sine die adjournment. A point of order on debatable status stalls progress. Resolution signed by multiple members. matter postponed after time expires. Senate adopts a Taft visit resolution. Anti racing measure dominates Senate debate with two hours per side. Bradfield supports Robertson measure. Real backs pari mutuel system. Coter opposes compromise. Hume votes no.
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Fort Worth Delegation Debates City Charter Approval
Fort Worth citizens in Austin debate the bill granting a new city charter. The Fort Worth delegation will consider approval by the North Fort Worth group before final action, while planners discuss a constitutional convention and related bills.
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Fort Worth
Austin
North Fort Worth
Invitation to Open Bank Services and Modern Facilities
The notice invites readers to join the bank as growth expands and emphasizes up to date equipment and convenient services. It highlights modern facilities, multiple departments, and a goal of prompt efficient service with close personal contact between officers and patrons.
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Taft Opens The White House At 9 30 A M
President Taft takes his seat in the Executive Offices building at 9 30 am with Philander Knox and others arriving. The White House readies nominating messages for Pred Carpenter and William Loeb as part of today’s Senate transmission. U S District Attorney resigns in Indianapolis over DOJ libel prosecutions involving Delavon Smith and Joseph Pulitzer tied to canal and railroad coverage.
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Denton Presbyterians Await further action after ruling
Capt. John Bacon of the Cumberland Presbyterian church says the Denton church property suit is not settled by the state supreme court decision favoring the American Presbyterian branch. He expects further efforts to secure rights in the premises. Squire Tip Wood echoed similar remarks.
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John Bacon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
State Supreme Court
Presbyterian Organization
American Presbyterian Church
Capt. Bacon
Squire
Tip Wood
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