Mrs. Fall to Fight Quieter in El Paso Eviction
In El Paso on August 16, Mrs. Albert B. Fall and her daughter said they would combat eviction from the Fall ranch home. They argue past testimony by EB L. Doheny and the Teapot Dome affair implicate no gains for Doheny related to the 400 to 300 acres of Far West Texas land. Doheny allegedly bribed Fall with 160,099 dollars to influence ranch purchases, while Fall counters the foreclosure record and Doheny’s promise of a long lease on the Three Rivers property as long as he lived. Rent noted as twenty dollars a month for a four room unfurnished house at 309 South Hackberry.
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EL Paso
Albert
B. Fall
Fall Ranch
Igade
Doheny
Fall
Hackberry
West Texas Press group opens two day convention
BIG SPRING Aug 16 The West Texas Press Association membership arrived for the annual two day convention in the city. President B B Harris of Stamford led the list of attendees as officials and members began arriving. Texas Railroad Commission member Harry Hines will attend a banquet tonight speaking on West Texas and the Highway Program.
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Big Spring
Ifi
West Texas Press Association
B. Harris
Stamford
Herry Hines
Texas Railroad Commission
Allocation outlines for Texas Centennial fund in 1936
Elastic methods to distribute the 5 million federal fund for the Texas Centennial are outlined in a joint congressional resolution. Appointments include F. J. Altgelt as assistant commissioner general and Fr. W. Morison seeking a share. San Antonio officials push a local bond election and federal support for the Alamo city celebration.
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F. J. Altgelt
Centennial Comi Sion
Fr. W. Morison
San Antonia Capitalist
Hote
Ineat Central Centennial
Washington
DL. C
Altgelt
San Antonio
John Garner
State, Agriculture and Commerce
C. F. Thomas
Dallas
Gener
National Commission
Aligelt
Paul Wakeliehd
Austin
J. PF
Texas Memorial Museum
Commission of Central
Texas Centennial Celebrations
Morrison Recently Old Material Commission
Washinerton
Auto Fire Alarm Delays Water Rescue In Roosevelt Park
An aged Mexican reported a stalled car in the San Antonio river at Roosevelt avenue and Simpson street. Firemen from Station 13 tried to reach the vehicle but could not extract it, leaving the car in the river while arrest threats were made for false alarms.
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San Antonio
Roosevelt Avenue
Simpson Street
Roosevelt Park
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Ite
Arther Krisman
New York
Virginia Leigh
Beechhurst
L. 1
Gill
Im Watcha
Focal
Westinghouse
Ang Tech
Devinslausen
Ustic Service Mpany
Fruhauf
Carson
Wolff & Mary
S. X. Sox
Ion
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