Senator Hertzberg criticizes Texas prison system reform push
Former Senator Barry Hertzberg denounces prison conditions as brutal and unfair and backs a five member committee to investigate the Texas system. He praises Governor Ferguson's potential to reform, urges vocational training for prisoners, and warns that the system harms inmates and public perception.
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Fire fighter recalls relief after illness and weight gain
A fire fighter described relief after illness and breathing improvement with weight gain and better appetite. He reported improved strength, regular heart function, and a positive response to treatment, though at times remaining weak. He credited support from colleagues and medical staff for progress.
East Texans Show Affection For Governor Ferguson
The report notes fans and admirers of Governor Miriam Ferguson in East Texas, with Jim Ferguson attributing their actions to her popularity. He mentions at least 20 gallons of molasses since Tuesday’s inauguration, some of it sorghum. He joked it won’t last long enough to ferment.
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Milliam Ferguson
Jim Ferguson
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Fragmentary Opinion Sketch From Unclear Source
A garbled passage presents opinions voiced by a group, with unclear identities and a mix of names and terms making specifics hard to extract. The text shows fragmented sentences and potential attributions, but coherence is limited and no concrete events or outcomes are stated.
Han Found Dead Beside Railroad In Dallas Area
The body of an unidentified white man was discovered early today near a railroad track four miles north of Lewis. Authorities believe he may have been struck by a train. The case remains under investigation.
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Kerrville Chamber Banquet Set For Sunday Evening
A Kerrville chamber banquet will be held Sunday night with San Antonio and Mexican Bureau officials among speakers. William Genserman and C. C. Schreiner of the chamber will speak, and members are urged to bring wives and women friends.
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Oil swindler Bischoff vows investors will recover funds
Pasadena January 23 Ray Bischoff held on larceny and embezzlement charges over oil and mining schemes. He told reporters that about 5000 clients remain with him and 4900 will get their money back. He claimed total investments cited ranged from four to two million dollars, conservative estimates placing the amount between four hundred thousand and four million.
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Express Workers Guests At Banquet In San Antonio
Winners in the traveler's check sales contest of 1923 were guests at a banquet at the San Antonio office of the American Railway Express Company. W. E. Elfed, government accounting clerk, reviewed the company's history in San Antonio where he has served fourteen years. W. H. Brown acted as toastmaster.
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American Railway Exit Company
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W. E. Elfed
W- H. Brown
Factors Xas Pion Ip For War Causes Conference
Washington D C March 23 action on a report by its committee on the causes of war enumerated sixteen contributory factors including fear suspicion greed lust of power The report led by Mrs KE BL Silverthit of the federation of women's boards of foreign missions of North America was discussed by the conference on the causes of war. Dallas Texas March 23 Captain William Easterwood 8 died at his home He was a pioneer of Texas and had lived at Port Sullivan Hearne and Wills Point He had been ill a week. Speakers included Professor James T Shotwell of Columbia University who spoke on the Geneva protocol of the League of Nations and disarmament.
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KE BL Silverthit
Federation of Women’s Boards of Foreign Missions ‘of North America
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Easterwood
Texas
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Hearne
Wills Point
James T. Shotwell
Columbia, University
League of Nations
Boltz and Jewel Glover Tie Knot in Surprise Ceremony
Isvea Boltz, son of Louis I. Boltz and Justice Ben Fisk officiated a Sunday wedding unplanned by the family. Jewel Glover became Mrs. Boltz and the couple will reside at 303 Florida Street. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Fisk.
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Dallas Woman Hit Loses Ear In Auto Incident
Dallas January 23 report says Mrs. John C. Moseley, 26, was struck by a car and lost her right ear while running down by an automobile, suffering painful injuries.
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Dallas
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Letter praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs Walter H Anderson of Rangeley Maine credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after months of pain and fatigue. She says she can now do sewing washing ironing and sweeping and hopes other women will try the remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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