Robison Faces Legislative Probe of Oil Land Lease Case Yeete-i
FEAL ESTATE BILL OFFERED AUSTIN Jan. 10 A bill in the house seeks to regulate real estate brokers by requiring a $10 annual license fee and a $1000 bond for public protection from fraud. The measure was introduced by Representatives Kimble Morse and Quinn amid debate on real estate operations.
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Robison
Yeete—i
Austin
Mceces
Kimble
Fort Worth
Morse
Houston
Quinn
Beaumont
Inez
New Hill
Criminial record reforms and UT dormitory bill in Texas
A U S senate discussion outlines plans for a public registry of criminals with fingerprints and full convict records, aiming to publish complete facts. Separately, a bill from Senator John W. Wornsby in Austin requests funding for new UT dormitories, estimating costs around 1460 000 to house over 1 000 students.
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Aurtin
Tan
Watcs Commissionng
Tan Love
Senate
Austin
Keven Boys
University of Texas
John W. Wornsby
Ausin
Get Plenty of Sleep May Prevent Flu
Health ad urges ample sleep to guard against illness and includes dubious claims about Adlerika bowel cleansers. It touts a glycerin and bark formula, promising bowel relief and bacterial reduction, with warning to stay hydrated and eat well. The text cites Dr H L Shonb, a New York bacteriologist, as endorsing Adlerika.
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Adlerika
H. L. Shonb
New York
Two Houses Weigh Duplicative Probes In State Legislature
The 41st Legislature opened amid calls for investigations into the University of Texas and land lease matters. A joint resolution to authorize a state probe into executive and regency affairs surfaced as lawmakers debated bills on oil and gas laws, hydroelectric power posture, and party nominations by mass meetings. Governor Moody delivered a lengthy message urging action on energy policy, highway funding, and state administration reforms as committees prepared for a busy session.
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Tun
WMI
Robbeu
Luni
Qulo
University of Teadéviy Andl kGn
Atfairs
Lausen
Velevan Intd
Hobisu
W.S. Barron
Bryan
Chauwes
Ray Holler
Lanicaster
Tesh
Mandy
Walter C. Woolward
Colompn
Alafe
Wert
We 2. McFarlane
Rabam
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Genent
Street Widening Election Sets Property Owner Vote Count
Street widening plans divide Cincinnati Avenue property owners as Commissioner Vou J. Teller proposes a vote by property owners on the street’s width. The election will occur Friday night at 8 in the Wow John Take pavilion to determine the lower side of the avenue.
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Cincinnati
Vou J. Teller
Ue Avenue
More Severe Flu Epidemic Feared Warns at Conference
The Surgeon General warned at a national influenza conference that the current epidemic could be followed by a more severe outbreak. He urged vigilance and continued public health measures as physicians monitor the illness for signs of escalation.
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Flugh
Cumming
Passenger Agents Conference in Los Angeles
Fifteen general passenger agents gathered for a railroad conference in Los Angeles. The meeting included Mr Fairehill of Missouri Pacific and other senior officials discussing operations and routing.
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L.A
Pawsenner
Texas
Mr Fairehill
Mistouri Pacific Ines
Bill Would Curb Hasty Swains
AUSTIN, dan. The bill to curb hasty marriages passed the Senate, as Senator Allen C Wyse of Fort Worth led the measure. The proposal seeks to require delays before matrimonial rites and aims to reduce impulsive unions amid mounting concerns.
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Bill
Austin
Dan
Allen C. Wyse
Mort Worth
Auto Parking Problem Up in City Meeting
A partial article describes Hurl J. Weeder leading a survey on parking in San Antonio with a council room session and discussion of future meetings and city action. Officials Wright and and others attended and noted jurisdiction trends. Further meetings are planned and city action awaits clear recommendations.
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Hurl J. Weeder
Sam Antonio
Camnasise Stoner
Pal Wright
Lave Pritty
Han
Rucfey
Mney
Box Contract Award Paves 100 Alarm Boxes and 24 Police Boxes
Commissioner Wright announced a contract for installing about 100 alarm boxes and 20 to 24 additional police boxes. Ray line will install and demonstrate equipment. Church Architects are drafting plans for five new fire stations and site options are being reviewed as influenza affects travel. Eleven sites are under consideration.
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Antoniia
Danger Signals of High Blood Pressure Warning
A physician warns of high blood pressure dangers and early signs such as headaches dizziness shortness of breath and nervousness. It notes that untreated hypertension can damage organs and strain the heart, urging treatment to reduce risks and lower arterial pressure.
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Norma
Aammera
Legislators Accept Houston Invitation Amid Visitor Solicitation
Austin on June 10 reports Noustoy to host Lexus Togis intu Min, 10, as lawmakers accept invitation extended by Bulesmanshperch president A. Burroughs. Members of both house and senate voted unanimously to accept the proffered invitation.
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Austin
Noustoy
Lexus Togis Intu
Bulesmanshperch
A. Burroughs
House
Senate Welnesday
Parliamentarian Gets Salary Hike In Texas House
Austin dispatch reports Oveta Gulp the parliamentarian received a pay raise after debate in the Texas House. The salary was increased to 10 dollars a day from 7.50, reflecting ongoing questions about economy. Gulp has served as parliamentarian for several terms.
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Austin
Minn
Oveta Gulp
House
Montberg
Miss Gulp
Pat Kamentarian
Convicts May Make Plates In Texas Penitentiaries
Austin reports a bill introduced by Senator W D McFaelane of Graham urging the use of convict labor to manufacture license plates in state prisons. A $75,000 appropriation is requested to fund machinery and equipment for the program.
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Austin
Whale
Jons
W. DT. McFaelane
Graham
Public Utilities Board Urged as Constitutional Change Proposed
A constitutional amendment to create a public utilities commission from five to seven members with power to regulate all enterprises the public relies on for service will be proposed in the House by Representative ACT G. Petsch of Fredericksburg according to reports from Austin.
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Public Utilities Board
Austin
Publc Utilities Commission
Ie House
G. Petsch
Wredericksburg
Lie Beard
Felony Theft Pushes Reform Effort in Austin
A chaotic city political scene in Austin features attempts to curb a rising crime wave as Moody Jr. gains recognition amid a contentious, unanimous vote. Pollard of Wyler proposed the measure, highlighting community concerns over domestic fowl theft and related disturbances.
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Austin
Jun
Dan. Moody Jr
Bigomul
Tony Pollard
Wyler
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