Cattle Raisers Seek Tariff Protection at National Meeting
Ed C. Lasater, president of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association, plans to urge Congress to grant cattle producers tariff protection similar to manufacturing industries. Speaking at the St. Anthony Hotel, he says cattle are discriminated against in tariff schedules and risks losing profits or leaving the business unless relief is found. Lasater will attend the National Live Stock association convention in Denver this month and expects a petition to Congress as the likely outcome. He departs for Fort Worth then Denver, noting no action on selling agencies will occur at the convention.
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Ed C. Lasater
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
National Live Stock Association
Denver
Congress
Lasater
National Association
Association
Lasner
St. Anthony
Girl Frightens Bur gl ar as Burglar Bows Out
Miss Gussie Black of 420 East Crockett street startled a burglar Tuesday evening in her home. The intruder entered about 7 o clock, grabbed her shoulder, and fled after a brief struggle. A counterpane in a corner was burned by a lit match but valuables were not taken. The note ends with an unrelated office move and doctor endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
East Crockett Street
Gussie Black
Miss Black
Theo Artzt's Orchestra and Bonding Head Named
John H. Bickett appointed superintendent of the bonding department for Southwestern Casualty Insurance company. Home office in Bedell building. Company writes various bonds including fidelity and surety, court and appeal bonds. Bickett well known in Texas and experienced in bonding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bickett
Southwestern Casualty Insurance Company
Bedell
Bickett
Texas
Eight Vote Ruling Shapes City Payroll Deadlock
Judge Camp ruled no city money may be appropriated by resolution and only eight affirmative votes can approve. Insurgent aldermen prepare salary ordinances for police fire and other departments excluding street work while the mayoral administration seeks full October and November payroll funding. Auditor Hummel plans warrants for about 1800 city employees, with cashed payments uncertain until city funds are appropriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarzamora
Fire Department
Judge Camp
Forty-fifth District Court
Callaghan
Hummel
Board of Health
Bank of D. Sullivan & Co
City Depository
Sullivan
City Hall
Do. A. Goeth
Zarramora Street
Joseph Ryan
Boynton Grateful After Removal From Council Chamber
Alderman Alexander Boynton expresses gratification after being removed from the council chamber by the city marshal under force of arms for protesting a court declared unlawful action. He says the experience is particularly gratifying to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Boynton
Court voids Gamewell fire alarm appropriation vote
A city ordinance appropriating 14007.16 to Gamewell for fire alarm equipment and repairs was ruled void by Judge Camp because city funds require eight affirmative votes. The measure passed 7 to 4 at the last council meeting, with Mayor Callaghan reserving his ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamewell Fire Alarm Company
Callaghan
Judge Camp
Mauermann
Lipscomb
Gamewell Company
The Light's Daily Short Story by Louise Heilgers
A Red-Brick-City tale follows a girl trapped by urban respectability who longs for a cottage life with her lover. When an America bound suitor offers wealth and escape, she marries a city clerk instead, never returning to her dreamed roses or country fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Heilgers
London
America
Huetle Cottage
Lockhart Fire Dept Elects New Officers in Annual Meeting
The Lockhart fire department held its regular annual meeting in Vogel hall electing E. B. Coopwood as chief J. T. Connolly as assistant chief and W C McDowell as secretary-treasurer McDowell is the sole new officer replacing M C Kelly who retires after twelve years The department reports good finances and plans to move to a new station soon promising a up to date facility for the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Tex
Merchant Moses Cinnamon Dies In Taylor Texas
Moses Cinnamon a 49 year old pioneer Jewish merchant of Taylor died at his home after a stomach cancer. Interment is set for this afternoon at the Jewish cemetery in Waco. He leaves a widow and seven children. Cinnamon owned a large mercantile store in Taylor for eighteen years. The text notes valuable slate deposits at Trinity Bay Newfoundland, six hundred to eight hundred feet wide and stretching for miles.
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Taylor Merchant
Taylor
Tex
Moses Cinnamon
Waco
Trinity Bay
Newfoundland
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Jaby G. Baldwin
Theo Artzt
Bex Or Drug Company
Emmet Bank
Thos. D. Conroy
E. J. McCormick
J. Frank Gallagher
TFA
Suoe Ae
Earthman Bros. & Parish, Mers
Santonio
San Antonio Loan & Trust
Commerce Street
Geo. W. Brackenridge
Y G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Zx. Bridge
Perd Herff Sr
Line Kampmann
Thos. B. Palfrey
Caro EB. A. Stribling
Chas. A. Zilker
WM. &. Herby
Zarramora
Thes Carter
Carters
Sensible
Roe
Bradley & Hubbard
Rogers
I. X. L. Henckel
A. Ame
Boynton
Says
California Fig Syrup Co
Mia
Rome
the Light's Daily
Lockhart Fire Dept
Wison
Blood Baha Co
Atlanta
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