West Texas Bank President Plans Investigation After Failure
Leon N. Walthall, president of the West Texas Bank and Trust Company, said he would investigate the incidents leading to the bank’s April 8 closure. He returned to San Antonio from Chicago, where he sought funds to tide the bank over and indicated a possible statement after further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon N. Walthall
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
San Antonio
Mr. Walthall
Chicago
Patterson
Roberts
Englishwoman golfer seeks national title again in U S
Mrs. W. A. Gavin the clever English champion who placed well in last September's national women's championship visits the United States for another attempt at the national title. She is accompanied by her husband, who also shares golf as a passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Gavin
United States
Bank Liquidation Delays Unsecured Deposit Payouts
Commissioner Patterson says unsecured checking accounts will be paid but requires careful review. The bank was large and payments may take up to a month as checks deposited before the takeover are recovered and deducted from balances. No definite reorganization plan has been arranged despite talks with stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Mother Goose program enlivens Mexican Institute
Five hundred children and grown people attended the Wednesday evening show at the Mexican Institute. Mexican children and youth performed the parts. Costumes decorations and music impressed the audience. The Japanese drill and folk dances were particularly pleasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Institute
Alcazar Combination Cook Stove Ad and Satire Note
Demonstration for Alcazar stove models burning gas coal and wood plus gas ranges and oil cooking runs April 10 to 15. Ad by Sam Speir Co. 219 Losoya. Redd humor about Greene and a blow out daily noted from Yonkers Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Speir
Supreme Court Grants Leave to File Mandamus
The Texas Supreme Court today granted motion for leave to file a mandamus in Beach v McKay to compel the secretary of state to file the Moody Calculator Company charter of Dallas with $150000 capital. The secretary refused citing an AG opinion that inventions cannot count toward capital. In Dallas, Frank Kelley’s 99 year robbery sentence was reversed and remanded. another case against Kelley for assault to murder was affirmed. Additional affirmations included Claire Wright, Babe Case, Josh Jones, Sanford Turner, and J. W. Robinson in various counties with listed crimes and sentences.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Frank W. Beach
John G. McKay
Secretary of State
Moody Calculator Company
Dallas
Attorney General
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Frank Kelley
Harper
Prendergast
Kelley
J. M. Caywood
Oriental Oil Company
Claire Wright
Grayson County
Babe Case
Raines County
Josh Jones
Gregg County
Sanford Turner
Colorado
J. W. Robinson
Fisher County
the Supreme Court
Porfirio P. Garcia
Jesus Maria Yzaguierre
Bexar County
L. A. Wright
C Robertson
Lubbock
A. FE. Staacke
James Routledge
Bexar
CC. W. Hahl
John J. McPherson
Harris
W. T. Meadors & Co
Mitchell
W. H. Grove
G. W. Keeling
Tarrant
A. C Braun
W. Hickman
Jones
R. E. Rickens
R. A. Cruise
Tyler
C C. McCarthy
C. T. McElvaney
Grayson
Fourth Court of Appeals Decisions and Supreme Court Actions
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals issued multiple decisions including affirmations and reversals with remands from Bexar Zavala Nueces and Bee counties. The Texas Supreme Court granted and refused several applications with cases spanning Bexar Harris Travis Hill and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Court of Appeals
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Raymond Leary
International Coal & Wood Company
Bexar
8. A
U. & G. Railway
Mittie Galbraith
Zavala
Walton & Stockton
Corpus Christ National Bank
Nueces
Wolf City Milling Company
B. F. Ward
Bee
Plant Juice touted as cure for long illness in testimonial
An advertisement claims Plant Juice heals stomach bowel and liver ailments restoring health. A Cleveland man, Harry Alpern, narrates a 12 year struggle with weight loss, sleepless nights, and multiple doctors before improvement after two bottles. Sold at Fischer Drug Store in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alpern
Pierpont Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio State Merchants’ Protective Association
United States
San Antonio
Fischer Drug Store
Dismissal Granted In Several Texas Rail Rowel Cases
Agreed motion to dismiss granted in Barnhart versus Kansas City Mexico and Texas Railway Company of Texas Nolan. Cause dismissed G H and 8S A Ry Co versus C W Dickens Bexar. Cause submitted Ss W Slayden Co versus Mi Palmo McLennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhart
K. C
Court of Criminal Appeals proceedings announced
The court affirmed multiple defendants including Robert Capshaw Angelina A Gomez Austin Sanford Turner Colorado Frank Kelley Dallas J W Robison Fisher Claire Wright Grayson Joseph Jones Gregg ex parte Lee Vansickie Potter Babe Case Rains Otto Seitz Tom Green Reversed and remanded Frank Kelley Dallas Notion for re hearing overruled Cleve Barnes Young Submitted on brief and oral argument for both Harry Humphreys Galveston On brief for appellant P N Dawson Pecos On brief for state Hilliard Epps Bowie On motion for rehearing Ira W Mc Dougal Smith Eddie Bennett Newton Idella Hare Liberty T Lowery Tarrant
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Court of Criminal Appeal
Court of Criminal Appeals
Robert Capshaw
Angelina
A. Gomez
Austin
Sanford Turner
Colorado
Frank Kelley
Dallas
J. W. Robison
Fisher
Claire Wright
Grayson
Joseph Jones
Gregg
Lee Vansickie
Potter
Babe Case
Rains
Otto Seitz
Tom Green
Morrow Seeks Associate Justice Post on Court of Criminal Appeals
State Senator W. C. Morrow of Hillsboro announces his candidacy to succeed Justice A. J. Harper on the Court of Criminal Appeals. He details a Texas career since youth, Hill county residency since 1879, law training under B. D. Tarlton and John B. Minor, 28 years of practice, service as Hill county judge, and senatorial terms representing Hill Ellis and Johnson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Morrow
Hillsboro
Hill County
Court of Criminal Appeals
A. J. Harper
San Antonio
Morrow
Texas
Kentucky
B. D. Tarlton
John B. Minor
University of Virginia
Hill, Ellis
Johnson
Journal of the State Senate
Senate
Miss Casis to Lecture on Southern Spain and the Alhambra
Miss Lilia M. Casis head of the UT romance languages faculty likely to give a Carnegie library lecture on April 22 about Southern Spain and the Alhambra. She was born in Jamaica, of Spanish and German descent, and is a noted authority on Spanish literature history and customs.
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Lilia M. Casis
School of
University of Texas
Carnegie Library Board
Miss Casis
Spain
Alhambra
Jamaica
Touchy Opponent Provokes Quarrels In Brief Encounter
The exchange hints at a difficult personality, noting his readiness to quarrel. The dialogue underscores a tense moment as the parties discuss harmony or conflict in their dealings.
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