Gas Rate Ruling In Low Bier Case Upheld
The Texas Supreme Court refused a motion to restore a review in the Lowe Bier gas rate dispute. It overruled a bid for rehearing in the United Gas Public Service case, upholding the railroad commission order reducing rates from 40 to 39 cents per 1000 cubic feet. The decision leaves ongoing federal challenges intact and maintains state policy on intrastate gas pricing.
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Austin
Pthe
Supreme Cot
Lowe Bier Gas Company
Beneals
The
Railroad
Supreme Court
United Gas Public Service Corporation
Commission
Supreme ‘Court
Lone ‘Slay Company
Texas
Interstate
United Gas Company
Goetz Appointed Hot Oil Inspector for Rail Road Commission
Goetz, longtime Oil Sens League precinct manager and chief investigator for Sharltl Alert W. West Jr., was named a hot oil inspector for the railroad commission. He announced the appointment Wednesday and said the role involves political implications, with Kilgore and Hidd named in connection to the assignment.
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Goetz
Sharltl Alert
Trousers Cash Keys Thief Loot Reported Theft
Theft from the home of Symon Bender at 1010 Aganier avenue included trousers $19 and keys. Police were alerted Wednesday by H Voss of 435 West Woodlawn avenue and Sam Levin of 521 South street regarding the loss of clothing and 108 cartons of cigarettes and $4.
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Symon Bender
Aganier Avenue
H. Voss
Woodlawn Avenue
Gieft
Sam Levin
South Street
Man Slugged and Robbed Near Home
Augustine Tharra of 484 Layara Elseet reported to police Wednesday he was slugged near his home and robbed of $2 by an assailant identified only as B han gresr. authorities urged residents to provide any further details.
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Augustine Tharra
Layara Elseet
Han Gresr
Hungarian War Leader Dies At 89 In Hungary
Frederick, commander in chief of the Austro Hungarian army in the World War, died at his estate in Attengare Hungary. The dispatch from Budapest reports he was 89.
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Frerlin
Arettduke
Frederick
Diet
Attengare
Hungary
Budapest
Zioncheck Widow Seeks Probate Challenge To Earlier Will
Zioncheck widow Mrs. Zioncheck steps into court asking probate of a prior will contest aimed at securing most of congressman’s estate. She contends the late mother in law was mentally ill when the earlier will was made and seeks to overturn it, marking the third court appearance for possession of about seven thousand dollars in the estate.
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Zioncheck
Marion Zioncheck
Ann Nadeau
Cate
Otter
Traffic Judge Is Fined in Own Court GALESBURG
Justice Norton P. Rider fined Mizell $1 after a policeman tagged his car for a parking violation in Galesburg. The incident occurred in the judge’s own courtroom as part of a series of defendants before him.
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Galesburg
Paustice Norton P. Rider
Justice Rider
Mizell
Pope Pius IX In Vatican Sees Deterioration Yet Improves
Vatican reports say Pope Pius IX showed some improvement after a night of rest but remained gravely ill. Sedatives helped ease swelling in his legs while doctors monitored his pulse and treated a tooth infection to prevent septic poisoning.
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Vatigan City
Pius
Vatican
St. Peter's Great Hell
Amanti Milani
Iulio Cesare Vzanini
Milani
Weather forecast notes cooler turning windy Wednesday
Weatherman J Bylars predicts a sharp cool down across the state with morning temperatures around 40 degrees and a low near 38 by Thursday afternoon NW winds and cloudy skies expected Wednesday into Thursday Highs Tuesday around 72, Wednesday near 63, with some areas dipping to 36 degrees.
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Sea Ane
U.S
J. Bylars
Jarbee
Transocean Phone Fails to Win Girl
New York report says six weeks of transatlantic telephonic efforts by George Kamen, Mickey Mouse executive, failed to woo Lenore Prince, a 34 year old New York department store buyer, who sent Kamet a cable from her home town declaring the end of a long-distance courtship. The couple’s names, ages, and locations appear in the dispatch, confirming the breakup after a prolonged long-distance gesture.
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New York
Doraux
Transatlantic Telephone and
George Kamen
Mickey Mouse
Great Britain
Prince
Ouyer
Kamet
Myer
Officers Seek Bexar Cow Theft Suspect
Deputies pursued a man who stole a cow owned by Tom Littleton and butchered it after trapping the animal. A toy-like device similar to ones used by Indians helped trap the cow and transport meat in a truck, according to Deputy Charles Itatson.
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Tom Littleton
von Omy Gairyman
Charles Itatson
Matson
City Hall Closes for New Year Day Holiday
City offices in City Hall will be closed Friday for New Year’s Day per Mayor Quin. The closure affects all departments as the city observes the holiday.
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City Hall
K, Quin
Goering Falls Down Stairs at Wedding in Berlin
In Berlin on an apparent wedding day mishap General Hermann Goering slipped on a staircase. He fell near the municipal registrar's office while attending the marriage of a relative, causing minor bruises and soiled attire. The incident prompted quick action to address the clothing damage.
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Berlin
MSI
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Sta Ggering
Ransom Seekers Grapple With Mattson Kidnapping Case
Dec 71 Lt Col Gis Bl App2man details a possible intermediary in the Mattson kidnapping. Police, journalists report a masked man holding the boy Charles Mattson, with $28,000 ready as negotiations proceed. Dr WW Mattson’s home remains dark and quiet, two department of justice agents near the door. Family members plead for safe return as the ransom window closes.
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Tacoma
Chares Mattson
Tavoma. Wash
WW. Mattson
Homie
Charles Mattson
Mattson
B.S. T
Department, of Justice
Patie
Mey
Mothe
Charles Wieteher
Charles
Seattle ‘Times
Mattzens
Mable
Ann
Hearst urges youth to seize liberty through work and study
Washington message from William Randolph Hearst told Hearst newspaper carrier boys that liberty and opportunity demand effort. He cites successful former newsboys, urges mental as well as physical work, education, and self-improvement to avoid idleness or crime, noting Lincoln’s ascent. Continued on Page 4.
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Washington, D. C
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Washington
Adam and
Lincoln
North Texas Braces for Cold Wave Dip to Single Digits
United States weather area observers forecast temperatures of 16 to 24 degrees in the Texas Panhandle tonight and considerably colder conditions across North Texas. The chill was expected to spread into South Texas by Thursday, though meteorologists said the cold snap would be short in duration.
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Dallas
United States
Texas Panhandle
Texas
South Texas
de. J.D. Cline
High Court Rules Bank Night Lottery Plan Violates State Policy
The court held that the bank night scheme by Griffith Amusement Co. violated the state constitution and lottery laws. It found the ordinance invalid for undercharging penalties and framed admission as a device to grant a chance at prize money. The decision hinges on evading lottery statutes while profiting from mass psychology and ticketless admission.
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Austin
Nec
INSI
Supreme Court
Evik
Ehfores Agaiyet
Griffith Amusement Company
Griffith Amusement.company
Cureton
Ja Pratt
Weather sketch for Texas region amid chilly fronts
The forecast notes partly cloudy, notably colder conditions across North and West Texas. Overnight lows near 40s well inland, 18 to 40s along the northwest, with Wednesday night freezing in northwest. Thursday looks fair but colder in south and east portions with fresh north and northeast winds offshore. Tuesday highs around 79, Wednesday morning around 83, Wednesday peak near 68 across East Texas.
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San Antono
Weinjty
East Texas
Parghan
West Texas
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