Bexar Lawmakers Plan Bill to Curb Rangers
San Antonio based delegation plans measures to restrict ranger activity in inland communities and pursue tax equalization to benefit Bexar County. Leaders vow fewer, better laws and economy, with bills on ranger fare, headlight rules, and museum funding, as Austin session nears.
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Bexar
Bexar County
Glexas
Mixviam
Ferguson
Union
Besar
Williamson
Mic Klan
Darold Kayton
le Intands
Suanigh Palace
Henry
Dielmann
Diemann
Coomenay
Cade
Rio Grande
T. P. Ball
Grate Constabulary
Cap” Willamson
Austin
San Antonio
Noted Performers AIG Charity Benet Highlights Palace Show
A San Antonio feature week at the Palace promises vaudeville and seven complete acts headlined by Als Swor and Sonny Blevins. The program includes Helen Barkwill blues numbers, Kay Hughes dancing, and Mexican samba with the Guerreros, plus Chubb singing and a strong tax on hats and millinery fashion for both sexes.
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Sao
Pdd
Don Felice
Palace Archosten
Als Swor
Sonny” Blevins
San Antonio
Helen Barkwill
Miss Barkwill
Tasvsell Hughes
New York
Kay
Loyers
Miss Hughes
Rudolph
Teatrice Guerrero
Inez
Mary England
Ahmely
Palace
Terry Erhune
the Palace
Chubb
Jimmy Chubb
Jimmy
Sim Antonio
Benno Wkayton
Typographical union against higher tall (Continued from page one)
The union argues curtailing circulation would harm society and praises publishers for promoting government activity. Postal workers are underpaid, and a proposed wage increase of about 62 million dollars is seen as worthwhile. If the Post Office exists for the people, the goal should not be self-sustaining, and reducing second class mail patrons would be unwise. The piece suggests reducing illiteracy strengthens government and that the publishing business should not bear an extra burden from government action.
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United States Postal Service
Assassination Attempt On Dr Pridgen Sparks City Case
Police trace a Tuesday night shot at Dr J J Pridgen in his parlor to two unknown men. A night watchman confessed shooting to make noise. bloodhounds followed a trail to a nearby house where a suspect was arrested and a pistol seized. Detectives deem the bullet steel jacketed, high powered, creating a door and window hole and a mark on the auto.
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Maz Eld
Qnarrieman
J. J. Pridgen
Istletoe-Alenue
Dr. Pridgen
Biggins
Boatwright
Soldiers face court over desertion and holdup at Camp Stanley
Private James Norris and two companions confessed to holding up a poker game at Camp Stanley on pay day. They threatened the players with a pistol and stole about $145 in cash and a weapon. The three faced military trial with Major Willis presiding and defense by Captains Venters and Brawner.
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Sam
Houston
Camp Stanley
Twentieth Infantry
Henry Hicks
Company A
Hicks
Hay
Norris
Jasper L. Butts
Twen- Hoth
Infantry
Withness
James R. Norris
Fourth Infantry Brigade
Butts
William A. Pilkington
Motor Rouge Kidnapping Mystery Spreads Through Park Chase
Police hunted a red motor vehicle after a girl jumped from the car during a park chase. Witness Wolff reported seeing two men and the girl aboard, the car swerving as it neared Ashby Place. The motive and identity of the girl remain unknown.
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Wolff
Ashby Place
Flood Waters Rise in Western Oregon
Rising river waters in Western Oregon trigger fears of damage with several bridges washed away and widespread flooding in Southern Oregon. Eastern Oregon reports some flooding but damage remains limited so far.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Thee
November gasoline sales total in Texas
Texas motorists used more than 3 million gallons of gasoline in November, yielding about 330000 dollars in one cent gas tax. Seven leading oil firms paid 300531 dollars of this tax, with Gulf Refining of Houston paying 101774 on 10177400 gallons and Magnolia Petroleum of Dallas second with 69549 dollars.
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Austin
Dec
Texas
Jeading Oil Companies
Gulf Refining Company of
Houston
Maxnolia Petroleum Company of
Dallas
Linz Named Vice Chairman at Dallas Fed Board
Clarence E. Linz of Dallas, class C director of the Federal Reserve Bank Eleventh District, is appointed vice chairman of the board of directors. Lynn P. Talley is reappointed Federal Reserve agent and board chair for another year. Linz succeeds W. B. Newsome, who resigned.
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Newsome
Dallas
Tex
Dee
Clarence E. Linz
Federal Reserve Bank
Fleventh District
Lynn P. Talley
Federal Reserve
Board of Dixetors
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Mr. Linz
W. B. Newsome
Emma Carleton 74 Humorous Writer Dies at Home
Emma Carleton , 74, noted humorist and former verse contributor to newspapers and magazines, died at her Louisville home after ten years as an invalid. A New Albany Indiana native and widow of Pi J Ox Teton of Indianapolis, she was famous for humorous verse in Life TM and Judge and for a six year run supplying a “ging jar” column for the old Record.
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Louisville
Dee
Ewing Shields Nunemacher
Carketo
New Albany
Indiana
Pi J. ‘Ox Teton
Indianapolis
Carleton
Nerepepe
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