Lawmakers Debate Finances and Reform Proposals in Senate
The Senate considered various measures including a $125,000 contingent expense bill and a $3,000,000 rural schools appropriation. Senator Houston and Murphy introduced additional measures while others urged criminal jurisprudence reforms and war amendments. A long governor Neff park system plea was read and 220 recess appointments were transmitted.
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Thomas Pollard
Stexi Price
Committee On Iechela
Berkeies
Alpin
Npabel
Rio
Fairchitaited
Roy Cousins
Sabine
Senate
Ator Davis
Neff
Pat Neff
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
California
Neil
Scvito
John Davis
San Antonio Woman Credits Plant Juice for Relief
A San Antonio resident, Mrs. Zimmerle of 621 North Fiio Street, reports eight years of stomach, liver, and kidney suffering eased after using Plant Juice. She says bloating, gas, and unresting nights diminished, appetite returned, and complexion improved, praising the medicine as a remedy sold in Scramers drug stores in San Antonio.
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America
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Scramers
Committees Appointed in Senate for Thirty-ninth Legislature
Jan 74 Austin reports committee rosters with chairmen and vice chairmen for Constitutional Amendments Contingent Expenses Commerce and Manufacturers Jurisprudence Educational Affairs Federal Relations Internal Improvements Mining Irrigation and Drainage Representative Districts Military Affairs Nominations by Governor Privileges and Elections Public Buildings and Grounds Public Printing Public Health Roads Bridges and Ferries Rules Senatorial Districts State Affairs and State Penitentiaries list the named chairs and vice chairs for each panel in the Thirty-ninth Legislative Congress.
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Senate
Holbrook
Miller
Bailey
Roy Arain
Davis
Murphy
Price
Woodward
Bledsoe
Pairchild
Poliani
Strong
Stuart
Treplett
Wie
W. S. Moore
Ward
Bowers
Fairchild
3Ifler
Smith
Stearit
Food
Witt
Roy Hardin
Floyd
Holbrack
Reid
Bilis Strong
Lewis
Polisird
Hardin
Michael Fiord
Cl & Hardin
Fiord
Sation Davis
Pobserd
Witt Wood Ward
Woodiward
Woodira
Bei Tey
Ine Moore
Amurphy
Parr
Military
Adfa
Wire
Oe Moore
Aart
Star
Real
Vee Chutimean
Bow
Ers
Rey Hantin
Moore
Ward and Wirtz
Joe Moore
W. & Moore
Russekl
Wood
Wirtz
Chaiman
C. C. Hardin
2. L. Bardin
Pollard
Rassek
Scram Bowers
Rkeley
Toe Moore
W.S. Sfoore
Berkeley
Baller
Floxrd
Parnell
Bai Hardin
Joe
Triplett
Bsiley
Eal
Russek
Smiths
War
Dais
W. S.moore
Woodward and
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Shae Joe Moore
Murphy and
Senate Recesses Over State Aid and Governing Motions
Senate recessed as Senator Davis explained an identical resolution opposing appropriations that require state aid and had failed in the House two years ago. A bill by Senator Ward on lower court governing motions was introduced. Mrs. Fred Felglass of Austin sworn in as mailing clerk and AGE John D. of Colemanne.
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Davis
House of Representatives
Senaver Ward
H Low
Fred Felglass
Austin
John D
Colemanne
RICO URGES SAFETY LEGISLATION AT LUNCHEON
A. L. Moon, chairman of the Hagnee committee of the Bexer County Safety Council, urged speed enforcement officers wear uniforms and be salaried locally. He said a draft law would be presented to the Legislature seeking stricter driver licensing, reckless driving penalties, and railroad crossing safety. Moon outlined a complete 1920s safety program funded by a local campaign, citing San Antonio and Dallas traffic deaths in 1924 and starkly higher fatalities in Houston.
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Bexer
Moon
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Amon
San Antonio
Dallas
Nephew of Harding Chooses Sea Career
Warren G. Harding Jr. of Baron Ohio nephew of the late President entered a marine career aboard the bert Steamship Corporation vessel Curence. Newby Harding, about 23, sailed from Marion to New York and signed on by Henry Berbermann president of the company, a close friend of the President. The Carene sailed Saturday for Malta.
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Warren G. Harding Jr
Baron
Ohio
Hanling
Perser
Xbert Steamship Corporation
Xewny Harding
Marion
Carenca
Henry Berbermann
Steamship Company
Harding
Carenes
Malta
Beaumont to Vote on Dock Bond Issue
Beaumont will vote on a bond issue to fund dock and wharf improvements in the city. The bond would cover construction of a seawall and related street improvements, with the measure likely to appear on the upcoming city ballot.
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Buaalmont
Janu
Peaurmont
Sutsong
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Iupyovi
Dreiden
City Commission
Twrsday
Jose Arpa Pictures Presented At Tea Night
Beautiful canvases by Jose Arpa were shown at a tea for the Ernest Rata Sendio event in Texas. The scenes from Galnat Walker road and Bisneo road highlighted the painter’s skill with vivid realism. Henry Drought, president of the San Antonio Art League, assisted. many callers attended.
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Jose Arps
Ernest Rata
Tts
Henry Drought
Th San Antonio Art League
Exaraba
Texas House Debates Budget Cuts and Printing Costs
The Texas House debates trimming staff from 30 to 15 stenographers and reducing assistant numbers while considering a resolution authorizing necessary clerks. Bean urges cutting past legislative employes, cites wartime staffing, and gains support for the amendment. Resolutions for three daily newspapers per member and for printing 500 journals are adopted. a separate measure to study railroad consolidation is tabled. Governor Pat M. sends a message urging support for state pork movement growth. Names include Speaker Satterwhite, Representative Bean, Irvin, Bail, Phinney, and Gordon. locations include Austin and Fort Worth.
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Associated ‘Press
Austin
Bean
House
Satterwhite
Ander
Bond
State Railroad Commission
Texas
Pat M
Jerihite
Panhandle
Representatt Irvin
Dellas -and
Houston
Income Tax Exemptions Under 1924 Revenue Act Changes
The article outlines how exemptions for single, married, and head of family filers are applied under the 1924 Revenue Act. It details personal exemptions of 1000 for singles, 2500 for married couples or heads of families with income up to 5000, and 2000 above that threshold. It notes spouses living apart may split exemptions, and that occasional absence does not negate eligibility if the home is maintained. It also mentions a 2400 credit for dependents and exclusions for certain dependents, including mentally or physically dependent persons, with caveats on spouse eligibility.
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Cone Place
Olfield Named Chairman of National Campaign Group
Rep resentative William A Olfield of Arkansas was elected chairman of the National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to succeed Representative Rouse of Kentucky. The House set to work Friday with committee appointments due, and a slew of resolutions, including one by Rep Beats of Kirbyville, debated salaries of officials versus lawmakers.
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Oldfield
William A. Oléiald
Arkansas
Bas Hen
National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Representative Rouse
Kentucky
Elk Lodges Plan To Entertain Price Elks Event
The Elks of the South West section plan a Sunday gathering near San Antonio to entertain visitors from Victoria Del Rio Christi Brownsville Marcos and surrounding towns. Exalted rulers showcase Mr Price and his guests in an elaborate evening event.
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San Antonio
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