Session ends with mixed votes and fiscal fears
The sixth session adjourned after the full constitutional limit with both houses approving a raised appropriations bill near the 1921 total, despite a $5 million drop in assessed valuation. Republicans tout a satisfactory session while Democrats fault many progressive aims, including the primary and workmen's compensation acts. labor voices blame the Republicans. In Dallas, Hi-Y students push an anti cigarette bill with pledges from 1,600 high schoolers and aims for 22,000.
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Senate
Senate Committee
Carl Magee
Magee
Independent
Santa Fe
Dallas
Texas
Hi-Y
Whithington
The
United Press
North Dallas High School
Bryan Street
Washington's Timber Future Threatened by 36 Year Deadline
Dean Hugh Winkenwerder of the University of Washington warns that without a robust reforestation plan Washington faces total forest destruction within 36 years. He cites 160000 acres logged annually, 54000 of which could have become farmland, and notes 70 percent of the state’s economy ties to lumber. He argues for nationwide action, highlighting migrant logging, rapid development of towns, and the need to protect national forests spanning over 23 million acres to sustain timber supplies and regional livelihoods.
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Washington
Hugh ‘Winkenwerder
College of Forestry
University of ‘Washington
Dean Winkenwerder
Michigan
Pacific Northwest
Pacic Northwest
United States
Oregon
Islands of National Forests
Orests
Uncle Sam
Dean Wingenwerder
El Paso Plans 50th Charter Anniversary Celebration
Will Hinkle reports El Paso plans a three day May celebration marking the fiftieth anniversary of the city charter. Presidents Obregon of Mexico and governors of New Mexico Texas Arizona Chihuahua and Sonora may attend. An historic pageant parades military show rodeo native dances are proposed with May 15 to 17 as the event window. Mayor Davis is general committee chairman.
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EL Paso
Texas
Obregon
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Chihuahua
Sonora
Southwest
Davis
Doctor Prestey Advertises ENT Practice Office
Dr T E Prestey physician specializes in eye ear nose and throat care in the Allison building office 224. Telephone 468. Advertisement 29tfe.
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T. E. Prestey
Office Allison Building
Labor shortage threatens Southern cotton farmers
Dallas report cites a looming labor shortage as more than five percent of farm hands have already moved north and west. Carlton Williams of the American Cotton Growers Exchange says trains from Memphis and Atlanta ferry workers to northern industries, reducing Southern labor efficiency and prompting plans to expand cotton acreage despite scarce labor.
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Dallas
Texas
Carl Williams
Williams
Memphis
Atlanta
South
Oklahoma
Wiliams
Federal Cord tires promise comfort and mileage
Closed car owners are urged to switch to Federal Cord tires and tubes for greater comfort, fewer troubles, and longer mileage. Roswell Auto Co displays the benefit. Also see sale notices on audience fruit plants and produce from P. D. Wilkins, phone 726, in this advertisement section.
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