Min orities in Move to Block Competition
A Texas editorial condemns efforts by professional groups to monopolize occupations through licensing boards. It argues standard entrance hurdles, higher costs for consumers, and regulated monopolies stifle competition, raise prices, and block newcomers across fields from engineers to barbers and beyond.
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County Solons Vote for Price Fixing in Barber Bills
AUSTIN February 19 Bexar county representatives voted to raise barber prices and empower barbers to fix minimums. All recorded votes favored the bill led by Representative Travis Dean described as consumer gouging. Dwyer Anderson Felty and Reader voted aye though Dickison was absent. Senator Franklin Spears of San Antonio sponsors the price fixing bill in the senate.
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Bexar Coiliy
Travis Dean
Calnty
Bexar County
Prine
Dwyer
Anderson
Felly
Reader
P. E Dickison
Bitever
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Senate
Bandit Robs Plypsy Wheely Store During Rush Hour
A tall, well dressed bandit robbed Plypsy Wheely Store at 619 p.m. near Brooks Ave, taking between 50 and 75 dollars after alerting staff with a note and firearm. The robber, about 28 years old, 6 feet tall, wearing a brown suit, fled with cash while customers and workers were startled. manager G H Crown and two wrappers did not notice the holdup.
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Brooks
Wa Avenue
Bitton
Jimiy Nagel
Sitton
GH. Crown
Diseases Piles May Cause
A damaged pamphlet note lists secondary disorders linked to rectal diseases. It claims piles may trigger headaches digestion disorders or kidney and rheumatic problems. The Thornton Minor Chale offers a free pamphlet to explain piles and related issues and relief without medical fees.
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Thornton & Minor Chale
Bulle
McGeest
Knnens
Thornton & Minar
America
West's World Fair Opens in San Francisco
Opening night of the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island San Francisco drew thousands as President Roosevelt touted world peace and progress. The $50 million fair, symbolizing Pacific progress, features colorful displays and international participation amid ceremonial pomp and high hopes for global culture and industry.
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San Frat
Elseh
Roosevelt
Key West
Pla
San Francisco’s Bay
Prisoner Surrenders to Face Michigan Murder Charge
Austin police report a man surrendered after saying he was wanted in Michigan for robbery with another. He walked into the station claiming he would stand trial for a murder allegedly committed last Saturday night in Michigan. Officers sped southward to extradite.
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Michigan
Austin
Charing Oo
Hetfield
South Ward
Hatsleld
Wes
Mearns
Bids Sought on Loan for Pensions in Texas
The state welfare board seeks bids on a 300000 dollar loan to fund old age assistance. The plan, backed by the legislature, aims to raise revenue with a borrowing rate not to exceed one or two percent. Bids close February 24 for funds to support pension payments and related aid programs.
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Austin
Heart of Control
Welson
Uath
Moore
Income tax deductions for Texas World's Fair support
Frank Beasfeld of the Internal Revenue for the First Texas district announced that contributions to the Texas World’s Fair commission for Texan exhibitions at New York and San Francisco world fairs can be deducted from federal income taxes.
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Austin
Ren
New York
San Francisco
Frank Beasfeld
Internal Revenue
Texas
City politics tangled by emergence of Young Men's Ticket
The city faces a growing political tangle as a movement to form an eight member Young Men's Ticket emerges led by Leroy Jeffers. The group, tied to reform remnants, met at the M. G. A. with possible park commissioner candidates under consideration.
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Leroy Jeffers
Attormey
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Isi
Jeffers
Chester Simp
Tarell Bartlett
D. B. Dortandt
A. ¥. Troutman
W. W. McAllister
Jenne Meteher
Mose
Don
A. Y. Troutman
Imagar
Maury Maverick
Theo. M. Trummer
G. K. Jates
Maury
Les Guy Jones
G-men
Anne Chingtans
G-mary
Aiyaugh O
Lawrence
King Kention
Bishop
Health Department
Howelh Mueller
Largriy
P.T. A
Political Turf War Roars Through City Hall Mayoral Race
A sprawling siege of city politics unfolds as Don, reformers, and commissioners maneuver for mayoral control. Key players include Chief Kulday and Davis backed advisers. factions clash over campaign strategy, funding, and who leads the anti Quin bloc.
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Maury
Davis’ Law Office
Lae
Phil Wright
Gwen W. Kulday
Naw
The Don Foresees New Government In City Election
The Don notes rising public interest in San Antonio elections and politics. He questions whether the city can sustain attention over two months, even as the county contends with complex calculations of election outcomes and governance.
Embryonic State of Campaigns Amid Local Politics
The article outlines early campaign activity as candidates Theo M. Plummer Maury Maverick and K Quin prepare precinct organizers and programs. It notes skepticism toward the Don alliance and mentions tax commissioner and lodge No. 10 A F and A M as organizers. A meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening with Jim Darla coordinating.
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Sheriff's
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James Gallagher
Stil Gilaktig
Jinuaie
Paul Sthefler
Theo‘plummer
Brackoarlége Park
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K. Quin
Don Aliins
Andrey Ti. Marker
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Turer
Perfect Union
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Maverick Setup and Precinct Maps Opened in Travis Building
A Fusion tied electoral setup in the Travis building opened with precinct maps and other election paraphernalia on display. The favored congressman claims support amid the visible activity.
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Waverick
Fusion Tieker Nsx
Travis
Turbulent Crime and Campaign Turmoil in San Antonio
The Criminal District Court case load shows habeas corpus actions and several guilty pleas amid a chaotic political season. Reported are indictments, labors votes, precinct captains, and reorganizing campaigns while references to the grand jury exclusion of Black citizens underscore civil rights tensions.
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Cassanis
Note to Candidates on Charter Amendment Limits in Texas
A note to candidates warns against a plank proposing a charter amendment to allow immediate changes. It cites Article XI, Section 5, of the Texas Constitution restricting city charter amendments to no more than once every two years. A subsequent enabling act further prohibits such amendments.
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Soul
Grey
Rtate of
Texas
Dan ywonntors pick new police chief and more local notes
Problem for Chief H Maury wins, the Dan ywonntors cue the search for a new chief of police. Owen W Ailday and Ben J Franklin Spears are among figures connected to local politics. Judge Anderson to host first Bexar hearing as Liquor Board contests Meyer Reich license. Harry Habnarkorn praises Gridiron skits from 1929 Washington Press Club. Jeres, Jones and Shugey weigh past roles and images. Sheriff Will W Wood issues mandate as part of a wave of local actions.
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Dan Ywonntors
Owen W. Ailday
Ben. J. Franklin Spears
P. B. Dickison
Liquor Board
Meyer Reich
Harry Habnakorn
Washington Press Club
Jerse, Jones
Nistriet Alayey Bhuck
Chiropractors Rally Against Medical Bill in Texas
A committee of ten local chiropractors led by R Morlowe of San Antonio urges Austin representatives to oppose a Texas bill amending medical practice laws. They claim the measure would criminalize practicing as a physician without license and attack chiropractic care, Christian Science, and other religious healing methods while threatening fines and possible imprisonment.
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Phinklay
Stiente
Austin
Mitami Bulding
R. "Marlowe
San Antonio
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