Increase in County Attorney and District Attorney Costs in 1931
County and district attorney offices faced higher operating costs in 1931 due to a new law allowing assistants to be paid from the general county fund. Total operating costs reached 81,533.83, with excess fees of 7,582.72 added to the general fund. Travel expenses for assistants and delays in delinquent tax suits reduced income, while salaries for multiple staff and eight assistants in the district attorney’s office totaled substantial monthly figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Potter
Aes
D. F. Davis
Arthur Y. Wright
M. R. McClanahen
Raymond D. Wier
Grover C. Morris
H. G.williams
Frank Baskin
Leo Huth
George W. Huntress
Melvin Williams
Gus “Brown
A. M. Beholz
Ealure Martinez
Otto Dulling
District Attorney's Department
Walter Tynan
Temple Calhoun End Co
J. Matthews
B. F. Ladon
Fred
M. Cawen
Neles Finch
Harry Nass
Randle Taylor
James Young Jr
FN. Flores
A. J. Goetz
H. L. Ferguson
Raymond South
Jack R. Blaising
Katherine Wolfe
Austin
Santiago Shaken by Severe Quake
Santiago Cuba April 15 The heaviest earthquake attack since February shook the city at 3 40 am People left beds and hurried outside into streets They gathered in open parks and stayed until daylight Damage was slight and no injuries reported.
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Santiago
Cuba
INS
Illness of 600 Traced to Water Supply in Santa Paula
Paula California April 15 reports county health officer Dr J A King says contamination of the city water may be the cause of illness of 600 residents. He cites a possible break in an underground mineral stream feeding Santa Paula creek as the water source.
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Banta Paula
Calif
J. A. King
Santa Paula Creek
Robbers Loot Mourners After Funeral In Oklahoma City
A funeral party returning from J M May's service was robbed of 1600 dollars worth of jewelry by two married men who intruded the May residence in Bartlesville Oklahoma. The incident occurred after the private service for the clothier and involved quick forceful entry and theft. No arrests reported at this time.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
J. M.may
Oklahoma
May
Insight
Scouts Organize in Oklahoma City Amid Job Losses
Oklahoma City on April 18 reports a city with over 2000 unemployed residents. A Boy Scout troop has been organized in the community camp, offering a path forward for youths and a sign of hope amid the difficult job market.
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Oklahoma City
Open Season on Winter Hats Opens This Saturday
A quirky town notice announces the winter hat open season starting Saturday. Straw hats mark the kickoff with hats and attire shops ready for a seasonal rush. Tax Collector Maury Meverick unexpectedly joins the spectacle by buying a straw hat on the boulevard, signaling a lighthearted kickoff to the shopping period.
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Maury Maverick
Maury Meverick
Ar Bsence
Pilgrims Society Dinner Ends With Sudden Exit
Miss Laberly could not stand the beat and melted away during the Pilgrims Society dinner in London. A motel of the static of liberty was depicted on the table as the event unfolded.
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London
Miss Laberly
Pilgrims Society
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