Texas Oil Operators Meet in Dallas to Seek Federal Aid
Fifteen Texas oil operators and business leaders planned to fly to Washington to urge federal cooperation with state authorities in regulating an East Texas field. A committee appointed a plan to press the House Foreign and Interstate Commerce Committee for a united state and federal approach to oil operations. The group aims to back the Canalis bill calling for interstate control to curb excess production, with projections of up to 70 000 barrels yearly through shipments.
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Dallas
Texas
Washington
House Committee
Hyal to Treat Catarrh and Sinus Troubles
Quick relief in a 30 day test with Hyal in medical practice. Claims include dissolving excess mucus and germs, healing nasal passages, and offering a guarantee. Marketed through Hyal Co offering remedies in Kansas and nearby states.
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Kansas
Oil policy debate grips East Texas meeting
A faction in East Texas discusses a Connally oil bill and a federal board plan to limit control over oil, with leaders urging passage of the Connally measure first. A Washington trip committee is named, including Admis, Weeks, and many Texas officials, to lobby President Roosevelt and Rep Rafa Burt.
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Connally
Roosevelt
Sam Rafaburt
Texas
Washington
Ad- Anis
Weeks
Rade W. Kengerga
Henderson
Pat Manders
San Antonio
George A
Von Ormy Church Project Advances in Second Week
The Sacred Heart church at Von Ormy enters its second week of construction with donations of local labor and native stone. Crews work on a small structure along the new Laredo highway near the Meditia river, following community improvements.
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Sacred Heart
von Ormy
Lae von Oya
New Laredo
Meditia
Agents uncover 100 gallon still and mash cache
Federal agents found a 1000 gallon mash and 18 barrels of whiskey in a hidden still. Leonardo Huravardo was arraigned on liquor charges and pleaded not guilty before U.S. Commissioner Paul Locka, released on $750 bond.
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Marion Pats
Leonardo Huravardo
Weather Watch Almanac Snapshot Across Cities
Fragmented weather text from multiple locations lists conditions and times with mis-typed names. It references temperatures, moon phase, and upcoming forecasts for cities including Galveston Helena Memphis and Miami, noting cloudiness and gusts amidst garbled data.
Ray Hamilton fugitive pursued after Dallas shootout
In Dallas the hunted Rayford Hamilton, linked to a Carthage bank robbery, sought possible surrender after a prison guard slaying in January 1994. Floyd Hamilton claimed Ray would surrender if not pressured, while authorities refused a government trade for his surrender.
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Dallas
Raypiond Hamilton
Floyd
Ray
Shreveport
Raymond
Alcatras
Rrath
Eastham State
AS DRENGHES HOST OF STATE AS DRENGHES HOST OF STATE
Moisture for winter crops came from slow rainfall across Texas last night. Police reported limited rainfall in some areas while most counties saw light precipitation. San Angelo recorded light rain with mist, and statewide temperatures varied as rain extended outward.
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Texas
San Angelo
Pearsall Tailor Loot Reports Theft and Inquiry
San Antonio police were asked on Thursday to aid in investigating a theft at the Pearsall tailor shop owned by H. W. Shelton. The looting is said to involve clothing valued at more than 204 dollars, with suspects described as thieves who targeted the Pearsall establishment.
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Pearsall
San Antonio
Pearsal
H.W. Shelton
Aug
Foe
A& P
A&m
A&p
A. P
Willis Suspended by Chief Kilday for Indefinite Period
Detective Willis, assigned to Swindling detail, was suspended indefinitely by Police Chief Owen W. Kilday for the good of the service after being absent without leave. The action follows concerns over conduct while on duty.
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Willis
Kilday
Cetaj
Owen W. Kilday
Tplbis
Gotke to Attend National Education Meeting in Atlanta
G W Gutke superintendent of Alamo Jodgets public schools will attend the National Education Association meeting in Atlanta City from February 4 to 28. He will read a paper on Laws Governing Selection and Adoption of Text Books.
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Gotke
G. W. Gutke
Alamo
Department of Superintendence Pif
National Education
Atlante City
John Ankerson Struck by Car on Main and Martin Streets
A report states John Ankerson, 33, of unknown address, was struck by a vehicle at Main and Martin streets. He received treatment for injuries at Mi and S hospital after the collision. Police are examining the incident and assessing liabilities.
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Dohn Ankerson
Teson Abjeet
Yrother
Arrgiant
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