Mexicans hold clear titles in Texas land dispute
Investigators probe land held by Mexican interests as Gonzales argues Texas statute 1054 does not apply to aliens residing within city limits or to natives of nations with common border. Consul Gonzalez asserts exemptions protect bona fide resident aliens, while embassy officials await protest briefing in Washington.
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Mariarl C. Gonzales
Eiedzens
San Antonio
Bousleg Authority
Texas
Gonzales
Graves
United States
Mexico
Luis Quin‘Vanilla
the Corde] Budi
Inquisitors Rated Good Old Bexar Grand Jury
Don observes that the new Bexar County grand jury is praised as a good old body, while officials warn it may focus on routine cases. The Don and several commissioners debate legality of warrants, road funds, and potential new oversight boards as political tensions rise in county government.
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VIEW
Bexar
DON Politico
Tae Don
Court to rule on 1921 Bond and Warrant Law validity
A Friday hearing in the Seventy third District Court will decide if the Bond and Warrant law of 1921 is constitutional as it considers an application for a temporary injunction to restrain the commissioners court from awarding an $80,000 paying job funded by warrants. Commissioner Robert F is noted in the proceedings.
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L. J. Gitting Ber
J. W. Donnell
Wey
Road and Bridge Fund
Leo Brewer
Charles W. Anderson
Sam Anderson
Sioner
Commissioners Court
Seventy-third District Court
Robert F
Curiosity Sparks Tension at County Courttable Inaugural
Remarks by the new county judge Anderson raise concerns about future harmony at the courthouse. He openly questions traditional practice and even scrutinizes merchants' bills, signaling potential friction as he asserts a distinctive approach to governance.
Slain Boy Blew Trail Of Extortionist Sought In St. Louis
EAST ST LOUIS ILL. A boy slain in a porch trap appears to be the unwitting dupe of the man police seek. Detective Flood fired a warning shot and another that killed the youth as officers staged an ambush at Kathryn Walsh’s home. A note threatening death for $50 and a dummy milk bottle led investigators to the extortion scheme. The druggist reported the threatening call came from a tall complexioned man, linking the case to a possible adult culprit.
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East St, Louis
David Kaempf
Hhllona Kaempf
Clifford Flood
Kathryn Walsh
Miss Walsh
Fiood
Walsi
David
Thetall
Datafor loan bid gathered by city attorneys and authors
City attorneys and officers gathered data on the municipality finances for an Austin bond house regarding a loan aimed at covering increased expenditures from the state fire and police minimum wage law. Lewis, attorney for the firm, and W. Artith of the Allatin firm conferred with city commissioners for over an hour about the loan.
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Austin
Elby Ty
T R. Lewis
Co. W. Artith
Allatin
FR. R. Lewis
Lewis
Houston
Republican Women Dinner Meeting With Noted Speakers
Mrs Lida Martin and Mrs Av Plitzgerald are slated as featured speakers at a Republican Women dinner in the Terrace dining room of the Ginter hotel at 1:80 p m Saturday. Mrs Rolly RB Steen will sing. meeting presided by Mrs Rovylea Melas. Both men and women invited.
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Lida Martin
Av Plitzgerald
Republican Woman's Organization
Commodity Price Index Rises in Wholesale Goods
The Interior Department reported a 648 percent jump last week in the index of wholesale commodity prices. The index now stands at 76.9 percent of the 1926 average, driven mainly by higher prices for raw materials and farm products.
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Washington, van, W—Wi
Inbor
County Court Deadlock Over Bills Faces Judge Anderson
County Commissioner Robert F. Uhr and County Judge Charles W. Anderson clashed in the third session of the year over routine merchant bills approved by County Auditor Edgar Garvey. The dispute centered on delaying a vote, with Anderson pressing for a pre vote review and Uhr objecting to “steamroller” action. The meeting adjourned after tensions about meeting times and authority.
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Robert F. Chr
Charles W. Anderson
Edgar Garvey
Anderson
Uni
Uhr
A. mm
Warrant Debate Continues Contested $80,000 Issue
Long county court conference centers on whether to rescind the $80,000 tax anticipatory warrants used for WPA work. Judge Anderson condemns bypassing citizen consent and urges court ruling on validity and constitutionality before proceeding. He stresses continued WPA projects and warns tax costs if warrants fail.
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Anderson
Uhr
Uwhr
Andersion
WPA Probe Fages Charged in Albuquerque Court Fight
United States District Court in Albuquerque hears motions to invalidate indictments against 28 people charged with fraud and conspiracy to violate WPA laws in New Mexico. Grantham faces charges of official misconduct for allegedly advising the grand jury before indictments were returned as part of a bitter legal battle over the October grand jury results.
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Banta FR
Jet
United States District
Altarn Everett
M. Grantham
Fle
United States District Court
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Granth
Sheppard Moves to Repeal Liquor Law Proposals
Senator Sheppard of Texas, a key supporter of the eighteenth amendment, introduced two amendments aimed at reestablishing prohibition. The text notes his role in pushing the amendment and his current bid to modify liquor law policy in Washington.
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Sheppard
Washington
Jan
Tex- Inc
Man Wounded by Slug From Rifle at Home
Felipe Castro, 22, of 1114 Big Poot Street, was wounded in the hand by a .22 caliber rifle Friday. He was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Two youths were questioned in the case.
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Felipe Castro
Big Poot Street
Sheen
Robert B. Green Hospital
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