Farm Foreclosure Stay Bill Bars Immediate Sales
Nebraska lawmakers consider a bill allowing a judge to grant a stay of foreclosure sale when debt is under 80 percent of property value. The measure, proposed by Rep Blood of Sedgwick, would cap the stay at five months from judgment. State Attorney General Goodtadly warned threats at auctions deter bidders, offering no relief to farmers.
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Topeka
T- Representative Blood
Sédgwith
Bot
Sala
Lincoln, Neb
Paul F. Good Tadly
Nebraska
Osteopathy Not New to This City
Local discussion defends osteopathy as a legitimate, long established medical system. It notes state recognition, rigorous education, and practical relief for chronic and acute ailments, urging awareness of its benefits and professional standards.
Farm Strike Threatened by Farmers Holiday Association
DEG MOINES Feb 6 A threat by the Farmers Holiday Association to strike unless immediate legislation for relief ofkeviculture followed the inauguration of President-elect Roosevelt on March 4 was voiced by Malo Reno of Des Moines president of the organization. Reno said the strike is already being organized in several states and would occur quickly with the public unaware until it happens.
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Deg Moines
Farmers Holiday Association
Roostvelt
Malo Reno
Des Maines
Reno
Three men denied release after poor oath before commissioner
Federal prisoners sought release by taking the poor prisoner's oath before a United States commissioner. McDevitt offered to renounce his share of a South Hackberry street estate to gain freedom, claiming a $3,500 value. Others, including Edwin Rose and Joe Lopez, faced temporary denial or awaiting further hearings as multiple detainees were processed.
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United States
Harry McDesitt
Youlatus
McDevit
South Hackberry Street
McDevil
Edwin Dubels
Guadalupe Villareal
Walter Lewis
Amado Terrazas
Edit
Bordslam
Rafael Ponce
Postmaster Warns San Antonians on Chain Selling Schemes
Postmaster P G Lucas urges careful investigation before joining chain selling schemes sweeping the country. He advises consulting legends on postal regulations and notes his office has been flooded with inquiries and bills from firms claiming compliance. Lucas seeks to protect citizens from noncompliant companies and reiterates prior warnings.
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P. G. Lucas
San Antonians
Lucas
State poll tax position outlined in Texas House
Austin February 6 Abolition of the state poll tax was sought in a constitutional amendment resolution introduced in the Texas House by T H McGregor of Austin and B P Anderson of San Antonio The measure notes the present poll tax of 1 with state tax 30 cents and county taxes 25 cents Proposed changes include exempting certain debt instruments and intangible property while other bills seek emergency funds for district attorney salaries and tax policy shifts involving telephone company receipts and tax lien elimination
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Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
T. H. McGregor
Austo
Anderson
San Antenio
A. P. Johnson
Carrizo Springs
United States
Pontifical
ODL
W. M. Harman
Waco
Frank B. Hang
Midland
Johnson
Tedempton
Game Law Change Sought in House Texas bill shields hunters who surrender illegally killed game
In Austin on February with Representative EL McKee of Fort Arthur introducing a bill to relieve hunters from penalties if they immediately hand over illegally killed game to the nearest game warden. Current law imposes fines and license forfeiture for illegal killings.
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Austin
Feb
Pate
Texas House of Representatives
EL. McKee
Fort Arthur
Anderson Offers Coat of Arms Bill
A Texas House resolution by Representative P. L. Anderson of San Antonio proposes a state coat of arms. The shield would depict the six flags that have flown over Texas to memorialize the state's historic roots. The measure was referred to the committee on state affairs.
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Austin
Tees House
P. L. Anderson
San Antonio
Texas
Committee On State Affairs
Senate Votes Pay Oil Rule Expenses in East Texas
Senate votes to approve payment of 190000 dollars to cover expenses for oil rule enforcement in East Texas. The action funds mast law implementation and covers associated costs. The record notes passage of the appropriation and identifies the affected region and purpose.
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Senate
Ate
Texas
What Congress Is Doing What Congress Is Doing MONDAY Senate for session with house
Congress activity outlined for Monday includes Senate and House sessions with memorials for former President Calvin Coolidge. Committees plan hearings on farm relief, veterans expenses, Wagner unemployment relief, and federal charges arising from the Calfornia case. Memorial services and various committee meetings feature in the day’s agenda.
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Senate
House
Coolidge
Treasury-Postoffice
Thir Vate
Calvin Noridge
Colmage
Yee Ifarohd Locherback
Callfagite
Formal ratification seals lame duck amendment into Constitution
Washington February 6 A simple formality at the state department confirmed the lame duck amendment is now in the Constitution as Secretary Stimson signed the proclamation. The measure shortens the interval between elections and inaugurations with the first regular session opening January 3 and the 1937 inauguration set for January 20. Only Florida Maryland and Vermont had not yet voted yes. 39 states had approved and the certificate noted the three-fourths requirement was met.
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Washington, D
Congress
State Department
Stimson
Norris
Nebraska
Borsone
Polio Sherwig
National League of American Voters
Clarence Martin
American Bar Association
Florida
Maryland
Vermont
Impeachment Bid On Federal Judge Louderback Fails
Washington Feb 5 The House Judiciary Committee voted 10 to 5 against filing impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Harold Louderback. The panel also approved a censure of his conduct and recommended that a minority report urging impeachment be filed by Rep. LaGuardia.
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Washington, D
House
Judiciary Fee Today
Harold Louderback
Gallfornie
LaGuardia
New York
Brinkerhoff-Farls Trust Bank Ordered Closed
Brinkerhoff-Farls Trust and Savings company of Clin-Wp informed the state finance department the bank was ordered closed by its board of directors after an extended run on funds. The bank reported resources of 581,817 dollars in its test statement.
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Jefferson City
Brinkerhoff-Farls Trust and Savings Company
Clin- Wp
Tadey
Tale Finance Department
Weather Summary Patchy, unsettled across regions with rain
The report notes varying weather conditions across multiple cities. In San Antonio and Dallas a low ceiling and poor visibility with scattered showers and rain are possible. New Orleans and nearby areas expect rain, with overcast skies and limited visibility.
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Antanio
Dallas
Scalleren
Occanjona
San Antonio
Uursien
Detmie
Marta
Jae
Oil Probation Praised By Texas Official Praise For Landowners
Texas Railroad Commission member O. Thompson lauds proration orders in East Texas. He credits landowners for the success in enforcing limits and protecting property from overproduction. He notes reorganization aided efforts.
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Austin
Fed
Sandino Forces Agree to Peace Talks With Government
Followers of Sandino’s faction have agreed to comply with a peace accord after last week’s meeting with President Baudaba Szeasa and government officials. A statement from commission members authorized to conduct preliminary negotiations said basic terms are being pursued.
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Sandino
Managta
Nichregus
Wie Mbecal
Augusy Sandino
Juan Baudaba Szeasa
State Plan 2 Purchases Contracts in February
State planning board to award two large slate purchases within three weeks. Bids open February 14 for automobile tires for state cars from United States Rubber Company, with $408 per unit. Cattle dip bids open February 21 for the livestock sanitary commission, last year totaling over $80,000. Attorney General opinion pending on printing contract for state cigarette tax stamps. Ed Tylston, Ferguson leader in Barris County, was the low bidder but a timing bond question arose, filed one minute late.
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Aubtin
INS
Board
United States, Rubber Company
Livestock Sanitary Commisseion
Ed Tylston
Ferguson
Barris County
De Zavalla Home Sought as Shrine in Texas House
A resolution was introduced in the Texas House proposing to make the De Zavala home and cemetery near the San Jacinto battlefield a state shrine. The De Zavala family played a prominent part in the struggle for Texas independence.
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de Zavalla
Austin
da Zevata
San Jacinto
Texas House of Representative
Affalpe
Teanswer
Ransom Demands For Dean Skeele's Wife In California
Police in Los Angeles search for Mrs. Mary Skeele after a ransom note demands ten thousand dollars to be paid by 5 30 this afternoon to save the wife of Dr. Waller Skeele of the University of California College of Music. The note, left on the door after Mrs. Skeele was abducted, mentions a later call to designate a payment location and describes a torn bulletin missing Dean Skeele’s name. The typed message shows machine trouble and the rest assembled from newspaper clippings.
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Los Angeles
Mary B. Skeela
Waller F. Skeele
College of Mu
Sia
University of California
Skeala
Faust
Dean Bkeele
Ple College of Music
Bkeels
Franklin Skrele
Sree
A & GC. Brushe College Bulletin
Fashion Sketches Seized by Police in Paris
Paris police seized 300 spring fashion sketches at a hotel room linked to Oscar Grab of New York. The action, prompted by the Association for Protection of Artistic and Seasonal Industries, targets piracy of style designs from leading houses.
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Paris
Juuce
Ther
Association For Protection of
Damme
Oscar Grab
New
Resolution of Regret Noted by the House
In a brief session the House expressed regret on the death of a prominent father and relative of a representative. The resolution honors the deceased and notes the family’s civic ties and service in the community. The measure was read and accepted in memory of the late figure.
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Aublly
Pepsodent Antiseptic touts stronger germ kill claim
An advertisement extols Pepsodent Antiseptic as three times more powerful than rivals, asserts safety when diluted, and warns against using weaker products that fail to kill germs even when diluted. It stresses extra protection against sore throats and colds and promotes value for money.
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Elle
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