Legislature 13 Honest There’s No Question
A Texas dispatch notes a House debate during an ethics probe as lawmakers praise honesty while hinting at a possible push for a constitutional convention. The piece reflects on reform rhetoric, party parity, and the risk of temptation before further coverage on page 9.
San Antonio Considers Charter Change and Morality Campaign
In Austin and San Antonio the push for a city charter with a ratification clause gains momentum as Senator Real and Representative Terrell signal support. A moral campaign led by W C Lott urges vigorous enforcement against disorderly houses, calling for injunctions, investigations, and a public fund to back prosecutions if local officials fail to act.
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W. C. Lott
Grand Jury
Purity Meeting Calls Public to Aid Disorderly Houses Inquiry
A Purity Meeting urges the public to provide information to the committee investigating disorderly houses. Citizens are asked to aid the inquiry with any relevant details to help uncover illegal activity.
RAP AT DISTRICT ATTORNEY Campaign Fund to Be Devoted to Prosecution
A local report notes that a campaign fund for the district attorney will be used to hire lawyers to prosecute cases. The plan aims to strengthen legal action and courtroom efficiency through dedicated legal staff.
Governor seeks constitutional convention bill for San Antonio
Governor Campbell returns from Galveston convinced that prohibition supporters dominate the state and aim to push a constitutional convention bill through the special session. Efforts seek two thirds of senate and house pledges, while anti members cast suspicion on the move. Colquitt issues a public letter endorsing the campaign stance.
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Friends of Prohibition
Colquitt
Senate
T. Campbell
House
Campbell
Marshall
Ten Thousand Men Ready for Month of Maneuvers at Leon Springs
About 10 000 troops gather at Leon Springs for a large encampment with 5000 per side. Brig. Gen. Albert L. Myer leads the camp with a full staff and instructors from Fort Sam Houston arrive to oversee drills and welfare amid tough conditions and no social side to camp life.
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Leon Springs
Fort Sam Houston
John L. Clem
Henry M. Andrews
First Field Artillery
Francis H. French
Charles H. Clark
Ordnance Department
Allen M. Smith
Medical Corps
Clarence EB
Twenty-third Infantry
Charles H. Muir
Joseph E. Cusack
Marlborough Churchill
Third Field Artillery
Samuel T. Mackall
Eighteenth Infantry
Erle M. Wilson
Ninth Infantry
Albert L. Myer
Department of Texas
Redt
Walker Hawkins slashed as insurance post shot down
In Austin on August 1 the senate voted 22 to 7 to reject W. E. Hawkins for commissioner of insurance and banking. Governor Campbell favored Hawkins. The executive session adjourned at noon after most lawmakers shifted to oppose him. Hawkins said little and then phoned his wife to say he would be home soon. Senator Senter of Dallas was absent.
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Austin
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Senate
W. E. Hawkins
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Hawkins
Senter
Dallas
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area
Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity through 7 p m Tuesday. Yesterday's high reached 100 degrees and the overnight low was 74. Hot and humid conditions expected with sunshine and possible afternoon peaks. Stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak sun hours.
Canadian Court Moves Swiftly in Crippen Case
Canadian justice acted quickly after the arrest of Dr. Hawley H. Crippen and Ethel Levene on alleged murder links. Crippen arraigned and held for August 8, while Levene awaits court. Bail and habeas options loom as fugitives face possible return to London aboard the Royal George.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Hawley H. Crippen
Ethel Leneve
Atlantic
Dominion
Montrose
London
Crippen
Belle Ednore
Dr. Crippen
Miss Levene
Panet Angers
Royal George
Remai
Man Kills Three Wounds Two in San Diego Firehouse Rampage
Bert S Durham a former San Diego fire department employee, shot dead three people including his wife and child, fatally wounded a fourth and seriously wounded a fifth after a false alarm. He targeted Captain Sampsell with a personal grudge. He then fled as officers arrived.
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Special Dispatch
San Diego
Cal
Bert S. Durham
Durham
Sampsell
Fire Department
Grant
Hosman Elliott
Senegtador
Teague Resigns to Run for Comptroller Post
Austin Texas August 1 B P Teague former chief clerk of the comptroller department resigned to run for comptroller and was defeated one appointed chief clerk by Stephens today.
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Austin
Tex
B. P. Teague
Stephens
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