Solons Object to 4927 Bill for Land Office Audit
In Austin on April 25 representatives discussed Kens hall Brust’s bill of 4927 for services tied to an audit of the General Land Office during investigations of that department. Rep Ired Minor of Denton said the bill seems excessive but cannot be challenged. he believed it would not exceed 1000. The item ends with unrelated dancing advertisement language.
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New Liquor Law Cuts Fourth Offense Penalty in Michigan
In Muskongon Michigan Aboe Zack a foundry worker was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison under a revised crime code that ends mandatory life terms for felony liquor violations. The governor supported the bill reducing the maximum for a fourth offense to 15 years with a seven and a half year minimum.
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Verdun Mademoiselle Leads Parade Tale of War Mules
An OCR fragment tells of Mademoiselle Verdun a World War I mule famed for service with the Second Field Artillery in France and Germany. The article traces her origins on the Meuse birth near Verdun and notes her prideful yet temperamental nature and postwar reception in New York and Texas deployments.
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Trained Foresters Declared Needed and Funds Approved
SBATYIA April 29 trained foresters are in demand says Hugo Winker head of the University of Washington School of Forestry. The US Forest Service research division gains 43 skilled technical positions with salaries from 2000 to 7500 dollars annually under the McSweaney McNary act authorizing over 5.5 million dollars yearly.
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Whistle to Call Policemen Fund Proposed
A 55000 fund for a police signal system and new station, home and district court with officer in Leominster is proposed. The ad urges readers to connect through Classifieds to purchase a reconnect and enjoy weekends in their favorite sport while supporting the public safety project.
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League of Nations rejects Soviet disarmament proposal
The League of Nations disarmament commission rejected Soviet proposals for reducing military and naval air forces after a sharp rebuke to Maxim Litvinoff by US delegate Whit Gibson.
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More Air Routes Will Be Opened
Eighteen air passenger routes covering over 14 500 miles will be opened in spring and summer per a survey by the American Air Transport association. The report says the new lines will lower air passenger rates and expand service nationwide.
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American Air Transport Association
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Sequin Names New Teacher for 1920 21 Term
Seguin trustees elect a full slate of teachers for the 1920-21 school term. Appointments include Joe V. Raepert as superintendent and Latherson as principal at Corthie High, with multiple teachers assigned to Mary A Leskine and Jefferson Avenue schools.
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Tata Johmston
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Dutch Conductor Mengelbets Resigns from Seylember 1
Amstendam April 27. Handelsblad reports Willers Mengelbets, famed conductor of the Conrerthegouw Orchestra and well known in the United States, has tendered his resignation effective from Seylember 1 next.
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68 Piece Band Arrives for Fiesta Week Events
The 68 piece band from Southern Pacific Lines will reach San Antonio from Houston Friday morning at 7 to participate in Fiesta de San Jacinto. It will perform in a 10:30 a m concert at Travis Park and at a noon Lions Club meeting, followed by a 6 p m concert at the San Antonio hotel.
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Ee Road
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