Labor unions demand shorter workday in New York
Five labor organizations with about 135000 members most of them women presented demands to employers for shorter working days and higher pay in New York. The groups include clothing workers waist and dress workers straw hat sewers machinists and carpenters. Settlements are expected through arbitration.
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New York
Shield for windshield rain protection attaches easily
An unobtrusive shield attachment is described for automakers to protect the glass windshield from rain without blocking driver vision. It promises simple mounting and quick deployment, aiming to keep visibility clear in wet conditions.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy
The ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a two fold cold remedy that kills germs and soothes inflamed parts. It claims steady sales and unsolicited testimonials, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand and start treatment at the cold’s onset for 25 cents.
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Supreme Court to Reapportion Cases After Fast Fourth Court
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals set a record with ten original decisions issued in one sitting, surpassing the usual five to seven. The Texas Supreme Court asked appellate divisions to report pending dockets to rebalance congested chambers. Damage rulings were reversed and remanded, including San Antonio Brewing vs. Julius Sievert and Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio railway vs. Herman Vogt.
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Julius Sievert
Sievert
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway
Herman Vogt
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Vogt
Ernest P. Behles
Max Blum
Bexar
J. F. Carl
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
Fly
Victoria
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Bond-Reed Hardware Company
F. T. Walsh
W. H. Browne
W. A. McGuire
Nueces
G. H
S. A. Railway
A. B. Heard
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R. S. Conley
Dimmit County State Bank
Dimmit
Grand Jury Reports On Minor Cases To Clear Docket
Federal grand jury began deliberations Monday afternoon and is expected to issue a partial report by Wednesday morning with fuller findings due early next week. Judge Maxey called civil cases Wednesday morning, some set for future dates, others continued. The Huerta case findings are anticipated with the final report.
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Federal Grand Jury
T. S. Maxey
Grand Jury
Huerta
Prince Andrew Details Saloniki Bombardment Experience
Prince Andrew of Greece narrates the December 30 aerial bombardment aimed at the Saloniki harbor and nearby fleet activity. He describes four planes, black Maltese crosses, and shells whistling over the city as crowds and consulates react in the Greek port. He vows to return to Saloniki.
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Athens
Paris
Andrew
Greece
Constantine
Associated Press
Zeltenlik
Saloniki
Metaxas
King George Street
Sarrail
Patrie
Danderine Promoted to Cure Dandruff and Hair Loss
An advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and feverish scalp irritation. It claims hair roots shrink and shed the hair until treatment is applied, then after several uses dandruff disappears and hair loss stops.
End Indigestion and Stomach Pain in Five Minutes
A classic patent medicine pitch touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest remedy for indigestion and related stomach distress. It promises rapid relief from heartburn, gas, belching, and dizziness, urging readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for immediate relief.
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Pape
Fry Case Reversed by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed and remanded EB W Fry of Wichita County on a forgery conviction that carried two years in the penitentiary citing jury misconduct. Agnes Orner of El Paso received life imprisonment for murder by poisoning of her daughter on appeal. Elia Wiley of Walker County was affirmed for five years for murder and Jim Shook of Harris for two years in burglary.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
EB. W. Fry
Wichita County
Fry
Agnes Orner
el Paso
Supreme court precoveries and cases set for January 26
In Austin Texas today the supreme court granted a motion to dismiss in one case for lack of jurisdiction and submitted several motions for re hearing. Multiple mandamus cases and hearings were noted including St Louis Railway Texas vs Aston and Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway Co vs Will Matthews. Additional cases listed span Dallas Fort Worth Houston Galveston and Matagorda with parties such as Chicago R I G Ry Co DeBora K T Ry Co and Hardy Oil Co among others.
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Tex
Supreme Court
John T. Carter
W. T. Brown
F. A. Spence
W. H. Fencher
FE Paso
A. B. Miller
J. R. Vance
Martin
St. Louis W. Ry. Co. of
Texas
Tom Aston
Idl
Ben Pruett
J. T. Robinson
Roper
Gilley
J. C. Lumpkins
Ellis
Elmer Marshal
J. T. Robison
Fort Worth
Rio Grande Ry. Co
Dimmit
J.L. Huggins
Clara T. Cary
Clay
W. T. Waggoner
C. E. Rogers
Wichita
James H. Burnham
Hardy Oil Co
Matagorda
Court of Criminal Appeals Actions Miniature Roll Call
The court affirmed several appellants including Agnes Orner from El Paso Jim Shook from Harris and Elias Wiley from Walker and reversed and remanded Dick Kine from Bowie Bob Counts from Titus and E W Fry from Wichita Appeal dismissals included J Breakwell from Bexar Fred Wheat from Tarrant and Arthur Horn from Tarrant Rehearing motions were overruled for Cal Walker F 8 Bennett Henry Sampson and others Submissions covered for various attorneys and parties from multiple counties statewide
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el Paso
Jim Shook
Harris
Elias Wiley
Walker
Dick Kine
Bowie
Bob Counts
Titus
E. W. Fry
Wichita
J. Breakwell
Bexar
Fred Wheat
Tarrant
Arthur Horn
Cal Walker
Bennett
Henry Sampson
T. H. White
W. A. Edwards
Will Borrer
Caldwell
Gilbert
Valverde
Rube Sullinger
Randall
J. H. Gilliard
Williamson
Anderson Melton
Freestone
Willie Venn
Upshur
John T. Duncan
Fayette
W. F. Collins
Callahan
Webb Fulon
W. S. Messner
Hartley
Henry Armstrong
Shelby
Tom McGee
Baylor Looper
Johnson
Esmus Lofton
Nacogdoches
Rabe Gallier
Jefferson
Dallas
Fred Schultz
Goliad
Judge Rice Seeks Re election in Texas Third Court
AUSTIN TEX Jan 5 Judge B H Rice of the Third Court of Civil Appeals announced his candidacy for re election as associate justice. Judge Rice from Falls county is regarded as a strong member of the Texas judiciary. No opposition has been announced yet.
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Austin
Tex
B. H. Rice
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Falls County
Texas Judiciary
Tax receipts show large collections in Texas counties
Tax collectors reported receipts totaling 180 411 dollars deposited by Comptroller H B Terrell. Largest remittances came from Bexar county 77 116 dollars and Travis county 30 733 dollars. Ellis county remittance 27 366 dollars.
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Tex
N. 5
Treasury
H. B. Terrell
Bexar County
Travis County
Ellis County
He Was Philosopher Collar Stud Invention Fault
The Cheap Jack claims a collar stud he invented is named Fault. A spectator asks if everyone has fault, and the crowd notes its ease to find. The dialogue showcases a humorous exchange about personal fault.
Giraffe Joke Misidentification at the Zoo
A humorous exchanged remark recounts a caller and Mrs. Gausip joking about a zoo sighting. She criticizes a woman for calling a giraffe a carafe and notes the animal appeared to be a camomile, highlighting the misidentification as a light moment.
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Mrs. Gausip
California Syrup of Figs urged for child health in old ad
A vintage health advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children to relieve constipation. It advises mothers to treat sickness with a teaspoonful, notes signs of distress, warns against counterfeit syrup, and instructs buying from the California Fig Syrup Company with 50 cent bottles and clear directions.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Birth of Texas praised by Alamo Chapter members
Alamo Mission Chapter DRT members viewed The Birth of Texas at the Grand and hailed its fidelity to history. They praised the depiction of the Alamo tragedy and the Li eutenant Dickinson wife scene as deeply moving and real. Wichita’s remarks noted educational value and reverence for Texas history. Edwards to Seek Re election. J M Bewards filed to run for state treasurer on the Democratic ballot in July primary.
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San Jacinto
Griffith
Texas
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
The
Max Erwitz
Dickinson
F. W. Applewhite
Edwards
Austin
Tex
Ewards
Democratic Executive Committee
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