Sale of Texas lands not barred by Wisconsin rulings
Milwaukee December 18. The Wisconsin Real Estate Board has not barred Texas land sales in Wisconsin. Rulings affect only three companies and four salesmen, with each license request decided separately. Several Texas firm telegrams hint at a Texas boycott, which officials deny. San Antonio chamber protests to Wisconsin officials.
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Moody Asks Kohler to Intervene With Board
Governor Moody appealed to Wisconsin Governor Walter E Kohler to ask the Wisconsin real estate board to defer action restricting Texas real estate sales to Wisconsin citizens until Texas can be heard. The board reportedly contemplated forbidding Wisconsin realtors from selling Texas property after January 1, a move Moody says would amount to discrimination against Texas. A Texas realtor delegation planned to seek a hearing before the board, which officials said was based on misinformation.
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Skirts for Spring Show Inch Below the Knee in New York
A New York fashion exhibition by United Cloak and Suit Designers presents skirts for spring that hover inches below the knee. Jacques Worth of Paris signals surprise at a fashion league formed by New York society women to promote changes in styles. Worth seeks membership in the league as designers interpret women’s tastes.
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Rabbi to Discuss Humanism Move at Temple Teth-E
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will address humanism at weekly services at Temple Teth-E at 8 p.m. The talk references Dr. Harry Emerson Posdick's article Ireligion Without God in Hornet magazine and notes the 10 o'clock Saturday morning topic Brothers Reconciled.
Dyer Act Charges Filed Against Two Men in Bexar Jail
Clarence Edwards and John W. Thomas were held in the Bexar county jail after failing to post bond on Dyer Act violations. They were arraigned before United States Commissioner Pant A. Lockhart following their arrest by City Detectives Lee and Leonard. The complaint says they drove a stolen car from Birmingham to San Antonio.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a dubious product or service with old time language. It reads like an advertisement with references to reliable eve water, sap, wind, and burl. The legibility is poor and lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify.
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