Texas Chambers face ban on corporate political contributions
Morris Stern cites Attorney General ruling on Article 1164 limiting corporate funds led to widespread concern. He says most chambers, banks, and corporations violate the law by supporting statewide groups or causes. The Texas State Chamber seeks legislative change to allow broader corporate giving to nonlocal state organizations.
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State Bankers’ Association
Anite
State of Texas
Morris Stern
Texas State Chamber of Commercce
Attorney General's Department
Texas
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Legislato
Chambers of Commerce
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Bhd
Sseal Chambers of Commerce
Bt. Stern
Texas State Chamber of Commerce
Department
Lawa of Texas
State Chamber of Commerce limits corporate funding
Texas business leaders describe how corporations may fund local chambers but cannot donate to state level commercial bodies. A Dallas meeting notes Texas law and Article 64 guiding corporate gifts, urging legislative change to allow centralized support for statewide commerce efforts.
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Texas State Chamber
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Texas
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Cyimmmerce
Texas State Chamber of
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Pool Hall Case 1 Before State Court
A Texas Court of Criminal Appeals heard an appeal by A C Nicholson Collingsworth County judge seeking to restrain Haigh Humphries from acting. The case involves pool halls voters ousting officials and a district judge’s injunction. Hearing set for January 3 to show cause why writs should not be perpetuated and made final.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
State of Texas
A. C. Nicholson
Collingsworth
Haigh Li. Humphries
Cetl
McNamara
I. J. Clark
Morrow Miny
Davidson
McLennan County
Hospitality A Passing, Art and the Modern Home
The article laments declining spontaneous hospitality in modern homes while noting pockets of open-hearted hosting in the West. It urges housewives to forewarn guests, stock canned goods, and keep linen ready to accommodate unexpected visitors and business acquaintances. Encourage husbands to invite friends for dinner and daughters to bring guests for lunch to preserve hospitable traditions.
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Lecture in Yiddish at Mouse Hall set for December 12
Hatt to Hatt to Lecture in Yaddish orris Win chewsky a sevialist welter and fees turer of Newe York will deliver a lecture in Yiddish at 8 o'clock Sunday night December 12 at Mouse hall. The Jewish community invited. No auction or Houston Street prices. Other ads note bond elections and social events in 1916.
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Orris Winchewsky
Welter
Fees Turer
Newe York
Caruso A Symphony In Blue On Deck At Quarantine
Caruso in a robin's egg blue business suit steps from the Lafayette bound crowd at quarantine. The famed tenor remains poised as a slight chill prompts him to fetch an overcoat, his arrival described in vivid, period voice with emphasis on style and stage presence.
Improvements at Fort Sam Houston highlight wartime funding
A Fort Sam Houston centroline shows major appropriations forContinental posts with $210 599 75 spent at the Presidio and a $42 800 primary outlay for cavalry stables Among items listed are hospital and isolation wards baths and quarters renovations and a central heating plant reflecting wide military construction activity during the fiscal year
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Presidio
San Franraco
Fort Sam Houston
United States
Che Jae Geuslon
Mort Sam
Henry C. Sharpe
Sibia ‘Soport
Baker
Fort Sim Woustan
Obituary notices for Alice Q. Mardick and Emerson L. Grant
Obituary notices list Alice Q. Mardick, 48 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Mardick, died Saturday afternoon and will be buried at Cemetery No. 1 after services at 3 o'clock Sunday from 722 Trexell Avenue with Rev. A Walls and the Plumbers' Union assisting. A second obituary mentions Emerson L. Grant, 27 years old, who died Friday at a local sanitarium. his funeral is scheduled for Sunday afternoon from the residence with services led by Rev. Trash the Hiberls? at Ohio, noting a widow and an adult son in Columbus.
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Alice Q. Mardick
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Joan ¥. Mardick
Trexell Avenue
the Riche Undertaking Company
Plumbers’ Union
A. Walls
St. John’s
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Grant
Nat Tom Emerson
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Columbus
Ohio
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