San Antonio’s questionable finance and paving plans
A critical look at San Antonio’s finances describes heavy borrowing for city needs while funds for interest and sewer projects are mixed with current taxes. It argues the system relies on credit and overdraft practices, criticizing delays in capital improvements and urging prudent, timely funding for roads and public works.
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Ballinger Faces Congressional Inquiry On Lands Policy
The Washington inquiry centers on Secretary Ballinger and two Interior officials as it examines land withdrawals and the so called supervisory power. Ballinger defends his actions while Brandeis and Newell prepare further testimony as the committee resumes hearings.
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Inspection trip headlines Fort Worth leaders study city pavements
Special visitors From London and Chicago arrive to inspect American and Mexican railroad routes and Fort Worth pavement conditions. City officials discuss using current revenue for permanent improvements while criticizing the predominance of ad hoc repairs.
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Big Railway Dispute Settle Reached After Arbitration
E. E. Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission and former conductor chief helped avert a full strike between New York Central and its workers after failing to reach wage and hour agreement. Arbitration will continue to resolve remaining differences.
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From Funeral Dirge to Merry Wedding Bells
Five months after the death of Major Samuel B Hogart a wedding took place for Nora Lundgren. Arthur Shaaker, sergeant major in the Talwd cavalry, officiated at St Pauls Church rectory with Irene Gates and John Hahn as witnesses. Nora wore a picture of Hogart above her heart. Hogart died by suicide on December 1 at Brackenciles Avenue.
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Debaters Tackle Rail Commission Topics In Heated Exchange
In Austin, challenges are issued to Dashiell by Alison Mayfeld, chair of the state railroad commission, for a debate. Dashiell defends a single valuation for rail cargo and argues it would prevent underselling by foreign shippers and supports rate cuts and port projects to boost trade.
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Union Gins Special Misparate Fork Worth
The temperate committee of the Texers' Vinton conclave announces plans to concentrate mobilization across all sections of Pex Plains. The movement, described as the largest ever by the organization, aims to drive total di lation votion and abstention.
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Paris Premier Rejects Parade Permit Triggers Bloodshed Fears
A Paris despatch reports Premier Briand refusing permission for a May Day parade sparks warnings of bloodshed. Troops are deployed around the Pigeon shooting grounds while unions press for action, amid fear of escalating clashes as police prepare to intervene.
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Hearing Postponed in Forgery Case and Appeals
The Speria Dispatch reports watching Austin court hearings where Tintos and Hamer face forgery charges with four year sentences possible. A motion to set aside verdict in Mrs. Mary Ha args case was postponed by mutual agreement as the judge Gadroe Calhoun and others prepare for appellate actions. Meanwhile WT Garden and others appeal while bonds are posted in the Crimson volume case.
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Sabinal Girls Drowned In River Tragedy
A river accident at Sabinal led to the drowning of several girls. Miss Smith and Miss Hamham attempted rescue while a third girl survived after being carried away by the current. The bodies were recovered after an extended effort.
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Arrest in census dispute sparks warrants and jail hold
A man identified as Hal Robertson was arrested after warrants issued by U S Commissioner Scott following a complaint filed in the district. The case involves alleged improper behavior toward census takers and refusals to answer questions about residence and household members. He was sent to jail awaiting further proceedings Monday morning.
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Marlin sheriff seeks fugitive in bigamy case
A Marlin, Texas, warrant charges Rex Pippin with bigamy as authorities pursue him near the border. A girl described as his wife is believed in Arkansas and another woman, designated as wife No. 2, was left with. Pippin allegedly fled San Antonio with a child, boarding in a San Antonio home while officers work to return the girl to her father. The case centers on alleged bigamy and a possible escape toward the border.
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San Antonio Builds Record Permits Value in April
San Antonio reports permits valued at 688 248 for April with public improvements and new dwellings fueling a dramatic rise. The month's gains surpass March 1916 and 1909 figures, signaling a historic surge in city building activity and future construction plans.
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King Edward Opposed Roosevelt Honors Stir Republican Clash
Fragmentary report suggests King Edward plans to withhold or defer honors for former President Roosevelt amid tensions with Republican sentiment in Europe. No clear date or location is verified in the text.
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El Falcan Buys Hactenda Amid Turbulent Deal
In Texas and Chihuahua reports of a cross border sale surface. L. E. Boer of El Hazoya acquires the Torreon Star del Torreon in Chihuahua for 850000 Mexican dollars. Austin council debates advertising for 75080 in school bonds and bids for bond purchases are to be opened after tender.
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