Justices of Peace Ruling Sparks Attorney General Debate
Austin officials and Newton County officials clash over a ruling affecting justices of the peace. The dispute centers on whether a justice of the peace may issue fines, collect commissions, and punish witnesses for contempt under a procedure that limits compensation for peace officers.
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Austin
Lexy Dan
Newton
Tex
Oor
Eherité
Seine
Ofinmeya
Hopkins
Beauty's Lip Care Claims and Elixirs Exposed
An ad denounces facial blemish cures and blood purifiers touted by Stuart Cal hum wafers and similar tonics. It warns of fraudulent claims, urging readers to seek reliable treatments and avoid dangerous products while promoting a dubious remedy brand.
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Stuart
Warathy
Asma
Graressing
Court finds unconstitutional provision in liability act case
The Third Court of... held an unconstitutional provision of the statute which deprives an employee of his remedy when employer has chosen the act. The decision notes the act remains invalid and could be restructured to benefit both employers and workers, with the court suggesting lawmakers acted beyond constitutional bounds.
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Austin
Rex
Charles Midle
Trhxae Power & Chen
McLennat
Jibliny
Slaughter Named Chief Bank Clerk
A. J. Slaughter of Cerstenna was named chief bank clerk in the wake of Z. D. Bonner’s resignation, with Bonner becoming assistant cashier at the Cusrsus Bank and Trust Company of San Antonio. The commissioner announced four new state bankers and appointed John G. Wiehtmen as examiner for the Tyler district, plus J. O. Dackeon for Calvert district, amid plans to secure funds under a hond security program.
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Austhy
Cos. Jaz
Clemmis
Cues of
Insurance and Banking Patterson
A.J. Slaughter
Cerstenna
First State Bank of Cormicaun
Higt Bank Elk
Z. D. Bonner
Bonner
Cachier
Cursus Bank and Trust Company of
San Antonio
Muaity
John G. Wiehtmen
Tyler
Amd
J. O. Dackeon
Calvert Distriet
Pietersen
Jesus Stains
Heir Fonds
Elsie
airHeil
Mar Bend de Gente
Teast Ag
Railroad Plea to Open Lands and Create Jobs in 1912 Era
A detailed advocacy arguing that renewed railroad construction and opening of new lands are vital to end unemployment, boost agricultural expansion, and spur national prosperity. It stresses government aid to restore lines, enable farm settlements, build homes, and support industries across rural West and Southwest regions.
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Rathows
Dingle
Uw Maurkel
Wwevers
Contis
Ila
Wathy
Dold
Fou
United States
New York
Chicago
Sopronychus
Clly
Prudielion
Geiler
Daley Vatlley
Negan
Sho
Ovens- Smal
Tdo
Railroads and government ownership debated in 19th century remarks
A fragmented, older text discusses railroad nationalization, arguing against government ownership due to tax, debt, and price controls. It cites economic stakes, employment, and national development, emphasizing the tension between public control and private enterprise. The piece reflects period concern over railroads shaping industry, taxes, and policy.
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Actas
Lund
Evers
Bend
Statiaics
Panama Canal
Hete Vash
Whouk
Thaker
Ae Sans Pees
Iong
Panama Canals
Waalington
Canvass for Citywide Budget Boost at Fifty Thousand Dollars
City divisions push for a unified canvass to raise a budget of 50,000 dollars for the coming year. Directors from commerce, highway league, and industrial divisions outline plans to fund civic projects, advertise San Antonio growth, and support road improvements through member contributions and external fundraising.
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Orimerne
Rome
Wankie Line
Dent Oid Thom Uslanees
Chamber of Commerce
Cabuelty League
Sin Afonso
Convention
Diyietuy
Senure
Industrie Division
Whitely
Lo Sures
Ana Daiesses
San Antonio
Fort Gang
Bota
Iginwag Longin
Phe + esta Association
Chamber
Com+ merce
Besar County Highway League
Wiliam Cassin
Besse
iNis
Voniz
Aid J
Kirkpatriot
Rade
Jpiirials
Medipa
Develo
Plaka
Avcilalite
Heachine
Heme Magaimintes
TATA
Beth Choy
IverHaing
Local Business and Civic Notes From San Antonio Era
fragmented text discusses Chamber of Commerce, agricultural lectures, and diversified farming. mentions Holden unit to lecture, focus on farm development, and economic impacts including savings from credit information. lists corporate incorporators, capital stock, and local business names. also advertises Mary Bickford in Cinderella and other events.
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Iin
Amd
Ayeay
Combur
Imbert
Fignive Acewculidy
Aly
Otty Bulldine
de Vind
Sid
Holden
Gal
Whit Division
San Antonio
Hnance
Jabbers' League
Credit Ben's Association
Edersitr
Mystery murder adds to long list in Kansas City
An unknown assailant shot and killed a young Italian pool hall proprietor named Luciang Masso in front of his home in Kansas City. The killer fled after dropping a bloodied weapon. no motive or suspect is given in the fragment. Local authorities and readers note the ongoing string of unsolved murders in the area.
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Kansas
Cin
Sts
Italy
Luciang Masso
Alyseo
Muese
Henri Notning
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