Anderson introduces three bills affecting insurance firms
Representative Anderson of San Antonio today introduced three bills targeting domestic insurers. The first expands the insurance commission's incidental powers to enforce the laws. the second would tax real estate owned by insurers on the same basis as individuals, removing several exemptions. the third requires insurers to file with the county assessor detailed shareholdings and to provide individual share counts for taxation.
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Anderson
San Antonio
Insurance Commission
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Plan for Asylum Economy Approved
Austin reports approved a transfer plan to move the Galva state psychopathic hospital to John Sealy hospital. The Sealy hospital would operate the unit as an integral part of its system and be reimbursed for state patients at eight dollars per day, under a terse economy committee report for the legislature.
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John Sealy Hospital
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Psychopathic Hospital
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Osteopathic Diagnosis and Treatment Principles
An article outlines osteopathic diagnosis through thorough history and physical exams, combining clinical and laboratory methods. It notes vertebral lesions, abnormal structures, and early treatment to prevent disease, with training paths for practitioners and a focus on non drug therapies and preventive care.
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Measure to Merge District and County Offices Planned
AUSTIN Jan 23 Consolidation of the Bexar county attorney and the district attorney offices will be proposed in a bill to be introduced tomorrow. Senator Ernest Fellbaum of San Antonio said the county would have a single official titled criminal district attorney instead of two. Dallas Harris and Tarrant counties already have criminal district attorneys. Fellbaum cited substantial potential savings.
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Bexar County
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San Antonio
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Powell Couple Report Vehicle and Clothing Stolen
Mr and Mrs C W Powell of Coleman reported a gate and clothing valued at 1000 dollars stolen while visiting here on Sunday. Their car, left with the clothes inside, was parked in the 200 block of West Commerce Street. they notified police Monday.
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Funeral services for Cherokee E K Rogers in San Angelo
Funeral services were held in San Angelo for Cherokee E K Rogers aged 8. A longtime resident of the city, she was born in San Angelo and cherished by family and friends.
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Ays
Rogers
San Argela
Senate Eyes Silver Remonetization Amid Currency Debate
Senate action opens with Senator Wheeler proposing remonetizing silver at a 16 to 2 ratio as an amendment to the Glass Bank bill, following demands for currency relief from Senators Thames and Ashurst. The session delays noted, with talks on broader money questions continuing. The piece also reports Pure Oil seeking an immediate 19,000 barrel per day rise in allowable Van oil production and confirms affidavits on reservoir exhaustion if not granted.
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Wheeler
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Senate
Thames
Oklahoma
Ashurst
Hibie
Austin
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Pure Oil Company
Texas Tailhead Commission
Bill seeks statewide official pay cap in Texas counties
Senator Ernest Fellbaum of San Antonio today introduced a bill to cap county official compensation at 5000 dollars annually. In counties under 76000 population no official would earn more than 40 dollars. larger counties would top at 5001 dollars. The measure, introduced in the House by W. T. Bevage of Dallas, follows earlier proposals for a 6596 dollar maximum.
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McAllen to Start Huge Jobless Aid Program In City
McAllen launches its largest urban relief effort with 1000 palma plantings along four highway approaches and a rustic bandstand project in the city park. Over twenty workers will start work this week on canal and right-of-way cleaning for the McAllen and Pharr irrigation system.
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Mangold Slaying Defendant Awaits New Indictment
Edgar McDonald alias Edgar Wilson, the defendant in the slaying of Deputy Shenty George Manpold on September 18, sits in Ninety fourth District Court as the state seeks a fresh indictment. He is named principal and possible accomplice in the officer’s death, with two others previously convicted. more evidence could be introduced and penalties remain equal in either case.
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Edgar Wilson
Shenty
George Manpold
Nitety-fourth District
Ann Albert
Valley Boy Scout Officers Chosen
MERCENES Jan 23 Officers were named at a meeting of Valley Scout executives and counselors. Floyd A. Staken Alamo is president E W Halstead Mission vice president R E Utley Harlingen vice president C Hamilton San Benito vice president W C Gilbert Reymondville vice president camping Leo M Baumfelter Netasim vice president scouting W O Washington Brownsville scout commissioner B Givens Mercedes treasurer
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Probe Shooting on McAllen Street
MALLEY Jan 23 Yes Olby and county officers began an investigation of an altercation on a street here today in which Francisco Gacela was shot and badly wounded. Another man suffered knife wounds and a third was shot. A man was held in Edinburg awaiting charges as Garcia's sentence outcome remains pending.
Chicago Demands 20 Percent Gas Cut
Chicago on January 23 demanded a 29 percent cut in gas rates from the Illinois Commerce Commission. If granted, general consumers would save around 7 million dollars annually. The move targets the city’s supplier, Illinois-based utility linked to the Insull group.
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Peagle’s Gas, Light and Coke Company
Prisoner dives from moving train near New Orleans
Blaney Anderson known as The Bwede was being returned from St Louis to face a murder charge when he leaped through a window of the moving train near New Orleans. A second item reports Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt returning home to New York from a Chicago speaking trip traveling alone.
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International Labor Defense opens offices in Angela Mernenn case
Atlanta June 23 The International Labor Defense announced it will open offices to Alpna in the case of Angela Mernenn an Ohio Negro Communant sentenced to 10 to years for attempting to incite insurrection
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Weather TAETZOLD RITES WELD Exaest Tsetzoi Funeral
Yoakum January 23 funeral services were held for Exaest Tsetzoi aged 92. The ceremony reflected community ties and honored a long life.
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Dream of Najal treatment touted for chronic headaches
An advertisement urges headaches sufferers to try Dream of Najal and Cream of Nujol, claiming poisons in the body cause pain and that the product cleanses them. It promises no drug interference, simple use at night and morning, and low daily cost with local availability at drug counters.
Economic study progress in both Senate and House actions
The Senate finances committee backed two measures to widen research on tariff use for trade concessions, while the House Ways and Means Committee sought ideas from Secretary Mills. Senate action aims to avoid relying on the tariff commission and other federal agencies, anticipating swift approval.
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Arson Gang Hunted as Brooklyn Macaroni Factory Burned
Police hunted an arson gang after a Brooklyn macaroni factory fire caused about 500000 dollars in damage. The raid sparked a wide investigation with few solid leads and ongoing inquiries into suspects and motives.
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im—Ar’ Erson Gatg
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Limit on Ald Totizens Urged by State Veterans Group
A state resolution urged limiting welfare aid to declared naturalized and native citizens for the unemployed. Adopted by the Disabled American Veterans of the World War in Austin, it was submitted by the San Antonio delegation. The San Antonio agenda notes many alien applicants receive relief via federal and state programs.
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Atats
Pepsodent Antiseptic Promises Better Cold Defense
An old advertising copy touts Pepsodent Antiseptic as superior for fighting colds and bad breath, claiming it kills germs faster and more completely when used at full strength and diluted with two parts water. It emphasizes value and protection.
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