House Passes Car License Cuts in Fort Worth Debate
Texas lawmakers endorsed a 50 percent cut in pleasure car license fees and a 10 percent drop in private truck registration charges. Rep J G Duvall led the subcommittee rewrite with support from Rep Uilbert Macphy and Hubbard. The move would slash highway revenue from 14.4 million to about 6.0 million, with heavier truck fees offset by higher rates for heavier vehicles. Rep Ray Holder led for a 50 percent pleasure car registration cut, while lawmakers signaled a future 0.1 percent excise on gasoline.
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Tin
Ynesenger
Loase
J. G. Duvall
Fort Worth
Uilbert, Macphy
Hubbard
Ray Holder
Lancaster
Spotlighted visitors crowd Seguin area in social page notes
Mr and Mrs Albert Zuehl visit Seguin briefly before leaving Fort Bliss. Captain and Mrs N A Neate of Fort Bliss host and other locals such as Polly Claybrook Mary Of Tuy and Bernadette Kisetell travel from California. Numerous visitors and returning locals including Everett Rankin from Austin and Joe Fred Collins from Atlanta are listed among social notes.
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Berard C. Kisetell
Bernadette
California
Kisehell
West
Mise Deloc Avenue
Minnexwells
Mina
Sae
Everett Rankin
Austin
Joe Fred Collins
Atansne Duss
A. He Scole
Ber Here
Ashby Place
Julius Abbott
Ida Vaughan
Seguin
War Declared On Rats In San Antonio Campaign
Health officer Dr. ing urges the public to join a city wide drive against rats and roaches. Expert exterminator Lat TLV. itts leads a campaign aligned with the San Antonio board of health and the United States Department of Agriculture to educate residents on rodent and insect control.
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San Antonio
Rala
Amive
Ing
United States Department of Agriendlura
Bint
Attendance figures show big rise in San Antonio schools
Attendance in San Antonio public schools has increased, with total enrollment rising to 124,000 as announced Tuesday by TW Kuus, assistant superintendent. Junior high enrollment stands at 6,177, senior high at 5,860, and all elementary at 22,757, reflecting a substantial gain over the prior month.
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San Antonio
Autoist Burned by Leaky Carburetor
Thomas Jones of 1411 Hawk Crockett street sustained burns to his hands when attempting to stop a fuel leak in the carburetor of his automobile. Vehicle damage was about $5.09.
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Thomas Jones
Housewives Seek Help After Cloth Swindle Claim
Mrs. G. P. Keniall and Mrs. W. I. Hieden report being swindled by two women who sold them cheap cloth claimed as Irish linen. They paid $30 and appeal to police for recovery and action.
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G. P. Keniall
Buena Vista Street
W. I. Hieden
Watch valued at $150 stolen from Vogue store
A watch valued at 150 dollars was reported stolen. The incident arose after a Vogue store reported the loss of 30 yards of silk valued at 70 dollars, with details pointing to a suspect at 1128 East Eltoirn Street.
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Uhett
Atte
Eltoirn Street
Girl Reserves Planned Hikes Schedule May Events
The fourth of seven hikes by the Girl Reserves under Mary Carnalnn Cater will be held Saturday March 2 at San Pedro park starting 8 a.m. The event features nature study led by Mrs Roy Twibyte with advisor Mrs Ellen Schule Quillin and guest instructors from local schools.
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Mary Carnalnn Cater
Marely
San Pedro Park
Woodlawn Lake
Tae
Mra
Roy Twibyte
Ellen Schule Quillin
Marel
le Olmys
Son Dedro Park
Merehdo
Court Reverses Annulment of Indian Wedding
PIOMTX Ariz Feb 96 The State Supreme Court reversed a 1928 Superior court ruling annulling the marriage of Maud Lee Yould heiress of Oklahoma and her husband. The 21 year old Indian tribe representative had filed that the marriage was invalid due to duress and lack of consent. Gordon insisted the wedding occurred with full consent in the presence of Repwethier and that the petitioner knew his whereabouts at the time.
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Piomtx
Ariz
Maud Lee Yould
Iniagil
Oklahoma
Wits OM
Karl F. Gordon
State Supreme Court
Gordon
Repwethier
Lin
Tax and license bills push through Texas House
Austin February 28 The Texas House passed two measures to go to engrossment. One bills owners to pay ad valorem taxes on taxis awaiting use and imposes a fine for false renewals. The other requires a national license from the state agriculture commissioner.
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Austin
St AL Fuchs
Brenhuniny
State Commissioner of Agriculure
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Cutin
Cher
Albert Zuehl
Polly Claybrook
Muryt of
Tuy
Laredo Eriends
Mas. Eotl Baker
Multinere
O . Tieutenant Ant Birs
A. J. Monger
J.P. Dickinson
Atkarts
D. Parks
Mbil
Arizona
Wille Memorial Maneuvurs
Mobett Drewery
Jaca
Tuesay
Kong Lee Dowdy
Ingram
Navy
Dowdy
San Diego
Cid
J. E. Barnes
Virginia Curtin
Kansaw City, Mo
J. F. Sloan
Vancouver Barracss
Washington
B.S. McConnell
Danter
Marx
Cleveland
Ohio
Alice Gilbert
Galveston
New York
Theodore Faber
New Orleans
May
Jesse Larold Radcliffe
Noi
Uni
Gabe Uneelt
Bryan
Sul
W. JL Vowers
Hom Elite
J. G. Stayler
Duesday
Twis Seolt of
Jourdanton
Qeillian
Tonio. Org
Toe Thurke Wilson
Eee Strang
Frank Vaughan
N Antonio
Eee
Tiorothy Hernard
Stena
George Galowar
Pleasanton
Mrs
PR. Arneson
Forhan
Merchants Transfer CO
Crockett 7000
Call Crockett
Gunter Hotel
Sulong
Texas
Oman
Prof
Tirage
Texas State Bank and Trust Company
Mercial Banking
Central Trust Company
Navarro and
College Streets
San Antonio, Texas
Frederick Terrell
A. F. Barnes
Vice
R. O. Huff L, A. Kerr
J. E. Young MC. L, Clem JR
A. M. Russ Wallace Rogers
Harry H. Rogers
Russell C. Hill
H. M. Compton
W. J. Walthall
R. E. Porter Co. H. Folbre
B. A. Bond
Anne Ilarris
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