Texas officials debate constitutional convention and vetoes
Austin reports indicate pro convention supporters expect a special session to adopt a concurrent resolution for a constitutional convention. Governors vetoes block pay raises for judges and nursing vetoes, while bills create a state highway system and fund peniteniary claims and a Rusk hospital for insane negroes.
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McNealus
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Senate
Texas
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Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
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Meridian Independent School District
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Gatesville
War Clauses Force Insurance Firms to Halt New Policies
Texas offices report life insurance firms both in state and from outside have halted writing new policies due to the international crisis. Eastern companies with Texas branches say their solicitors are recalled and local solicitors paused. Franklin Life confirms heavy application volume as wartime rules require notifying carriers and paying extra premiums per service branch.
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San Antonio
Peter P. Hoefgen
Southwest Texas
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Springfield
United States
New York
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Navy
Oldsmobile Show Case Promises Quality and Reliability
The展示 highlights insist on pride of workmanship and dependable design. It asserts that machines are built to exacting standards with minimal delays, aiming for durable performance and timely delivery without partisan influence.
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Central powers favor negotiations for an honorable peace
Berlin dispatch notes no new peace offer but affirms readiness to negotiate an honorable peace. It states preliminaries cannot be altered by events in America and references Emperor William, Emperor Charles, and Count Czernin as context. A Bazaar scene in Indianapolis features autographed books at $1.50 with playful dialogue.
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Buttons For Fiesta San Jacinto Parade On Sale
First shipment of S. O. S. Vv buttons arrives for the Fiesta San Jacinto burlesque parade. J. R. Sprague elected grand marshal as parade plans grow and more assistants will be chosen. Buttons cost $1 and will be sold by organizations once the remaining shipment arrives.
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Barber Customer Exchange Witty Barbs
A brief cartoon style exchange shows a barber entertaining a customer while the latter teases about delays. A wife retorts about money, and the husband jokes that the wife criticizes his purchases as ironic.
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