Red delays action on Denson case in Texas
In Ustin Feb 27 James W red, Texas attorney general, said he would not attend court to decide the status of F. L. Denteon amid a Senate move on the Texas highway commission chair. Senator Walter Woodward referenced a Feb 19 1917 opinion asserting a two thirds Senate vote is needed to confirm Woodman as labor commissioner and that vacancies justify such action until a term ends. The Loeoney opinion later drew support from C. M.
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James W. Red
Texas
James Ferguson
Comary
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Woodwd
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C. M
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Supreme Court
Genecor
Denison
Legionnaires Attend Tenth District Convention in Luling
More than 290 legionnaires and their families gathered for the Tenth district convention in Luling. A resolutions committee urged retention of the state service officer and child welfare bureau, urged a memorial for Hronbamn post on March 2, and backed Miller Ainsworth of Luling for state commander at Wichita Falls. All resolutions passed unanimously.
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Luling
Tenth District Legion
Yeaterday
Atete Service
Hronbamn
Texas
Tenth District
Miller Ainsworth
Wichita Falls
Ownership of Halls U3 Aired as Railroads Crisis
Samuel Untermyer, famed New York attorney, warned at a University Club address in Los Angeles that government ownership of railroads must occur quickly to avert a universal bankruptcy. He criticized high finance led by Morgan and predicted drastic social harm if control remains with financiers. He urged against further loans beyond the roughly 400 million dollars already extended and warned that continued government aid would only help financiers.
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Samuel Unteremyer
New York
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Mayer
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Snl
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hobson
Storm Victim Near Death in Arizona Blizzard
Eighteen year old Donia Ebsen of Arizona State Teachers College clung to life after a fatal blizzard near Mount Elden. Hober Sanders, 19, Miss Nancy Alford, 17, and William Brown, 39, set out to climb the mountain but were trapped. Sanders died. Ebsen and Alford were rescued after Brown led rescuers to their location, with Ebsen sleeping in a snowdrift and Sanders found a mile away. The incident follows a severe winter storm that claimed multiple lives.
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Ariz
Donia Ebsen
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Way
Hober
Sanders
Miss Ebsen
Nancy Alford
William Brown
Mount Elden
Here
Brown
Misa Alford
Open Forum Letter on Roller Skating Across Sidewalks
A reader named George Murray protests sidewalk roller skating near a window. The letter argues the activity is illegal or unenforced and disturbs a day sleeper, while suggesting a public health angle with bedbugs and mosquitoes inspectors as future inspectors.
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Roitor
George
Murray
Bill
City Flood Light Bids Opened by Park Commissioner
Bids for flood light installation were opened on Monday at the Market Plaza by Park Commissioner Jarwb Rubella and are now being tabulated. The initial bids ranged from 400 to 500 dollars, with the lowest expected near 250 dollars. Previous bids were rejected due to cost. the new bids cover fewer and smaller lights.
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Park
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Rublela
Two City Streets Get New Names
Two Sunnbonin streets were renamed by city commission Monday at residents’ request. Powell Street becomes South Gen Marcos and Logan Street is renamed Lamar Street.
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Sunnbonin
Powell Street
South Gen Marcos
Logan
Lamar Street
Postmaster General Farley Appointment Sparking Civil Service Fears
A formal announcement of James A. Farley of New York as postmaster general has stirred concern at the San Antonio post office. Employees fear Roosevelt may grant power to alter civil service rules, enabling changes Farley might seek.
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James A. Farley
New York
San Antonio
Civil Service
Employes
Elent Roosevelt
Farley
Charges Dropped Against Justice Letts by Judiciary Committee
Washington February 1 The house judiciary committee chaired by Summers announced charges against Justice F Dickinson Letts of the District of Columbia Supreme Court were ordered dropped. The committee said an investigation convinced it the charges did not warrant official inquiry.
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Washington, D. C
F. Dickinson ‘Letts
District of Clumbia
Unusual Jobs for Unemployed and Local Protests
A letter outlines unconventional business ideas such as buying old boxes for resale and a courier system, noting local goat dairies and a plan to raise mushroom crops. It also includes protest against a proposed charter and trade clearing house, citing worker rights concerns and urging organized labor opposition. A separate incident describes a rain accident causing a contact with a power line harming a 30 year old man.
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San Antonio Light
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Nicwlyr
Maury
Mharter
Ynton Labor Organization
Maury Maverick
Mnton Lnbor
Joe Menghaca
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