Mt COUNCIL RAPPED IN REPORT
A Texas senate investigative report condemns the attorney general s department and state practices in the petroleum sector. It singles out Cap tain Stanley and Tom Cluck for censure while criticizing former state officials and insurers. Senate members signed the report amid ties to Stanley Badler Inc and oil movement schemes.
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Austin
Senate
Texas
N. Stanley
Talwoad Commission
East
Tom ©. Cluck
Dallas
William McCraw
Collie
Joe Hull
Henderson
J. Holbrook
Galveston
Sam Deberly
Bogota
W. BR. Poage
Waco
Washington
Wilbourne B. Cofe
Estland
Stanley-Sadley Did & Erdss
Captein Stanley
Tonle beauty tonic promises inner energy and skin glow
An ad claims vitality comes from within and skin improves as inner energy is boosted. It touts Tonle as a time tested health tonic that rebuilds vigor, with testimonials about feeling like yourself again and compliments from friends. Available at various outlets, price 559. Co. Y.
Public inquiry probes salaries and oil council ties
A Texas committee report questions salaries paid by Stanely Sadler Inc and by Texas insurance firms, and calls for comprehensive investigations into the Tea ys petroleum council, Sid ney Latham’s oil-law ties, and the former attorney general’s disclosures. It urges stronger witness power and broader auditing to curb perceived conflicts and anti trust concerns.
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Railroad Commission
Stanley-Sadler, Inc
Teays Petroleum Council
Sidney Latham
Longview
Lathes
House of
Fingerprint Chief Probes Burglary Ring in Texas
San Antonio police fingerprint expert Dusty Rhodes traveled to New Braunfels to investigate a burglary spree that hit 13 houses over the weekend. The case ties to a statewide effort by local authorities to curb a rash of break ins.
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H.C
Dusty) Rhodes
San Antonio
Kelly flies set for eight day tour of US fields
Thirty two member group from Kelly Field advanced flying school with 15 instructors and 15 mechanics depart February 2 for an eight day training and navigation tour through Louisiana Alabama and Georgia. They will visit base fields and universities including Louisiana and Georgia systems and Georgia Tech Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
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Kelly Field
Louisiana
Alaboma
Georgia
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Bliss
Hensley Field
Dallas
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Talfilah
Bano
Maxwell ‘Eld
Tucalooca
Ala
Birminghar
Atlanta
Athens
Auburn
Ila
Trey
Lowisiana
Alabama
Georgia Universits
Georgia Tech
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
C. Uits
Col
Wueene
Lohman
Fliett
Maj
RD. Knap
Kalpn
Molones Yell
Mas
Robert ¥. Crow
Edger T Setzer
Thaberleke
Trot Lent
Gerald W. McCay
John
Bundy
Linz
Maryin P. Etaler
Glen G. Jamison
G. P. Bradley
John H. Aves
Russeh
Randel Aid
Be, Anderson
A W. Tissney
Murder Trial Reset by Court in Local District
Court postponed the murder trial of Pollkenun John Stowe to February due to special venire of 200. The defendant, under charges in an alleged crime at 296 Elis Alley, is awaiting further proceedings. District court indicated readiness to proceed with trials in upcoming sessions.
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S. A
Gating Hernandez
Elisalley
Hornanken
John Stowe
Italk
Jude W. W. McGrary
Jt Specia
$5000 Homestead Exemption Proposed by Legislature
In Austin on January 35, an INS report states a constitutional amendment plan would exempt homestead valuations up to $8000 from all forms of taxation. The proposal comes from the legislative partnership of Newton and Newton, presented to the legislature today.
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Austin
Legislative Partnership of
Newton
You Can Trust BC To Relieve Your Neuralgia
A vintage ad touts BC as a quick acting remedy for neuralgia headaches and related pains. It claims decades of trust, wide sales, and broad relief across headaches muscular aches and backache with convenient sizes and dosages.
Calotabs Promote Natural Aiding Colds And Cleansing
Calotabs are marketed as a diuretic and purgative claimed to promote nature’s elimination of cold symptoms. The ad touts single or double tab doses, noting cleansing of the intestinal tract and removal of toxins, with prices listed for family usage and trials.
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Nestlad
Solons Bale Owassues Washington But Hesitate
Congress shows hesitation to tackle major issues like the wage hour bill. President Roosevelt’s general program outlines limited detail, while Republicans plan meetings to chart a minority program. Senate recess continues as House weighs a $59 million wartime loan to farmers. $79 million request may follow.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Republican House
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Senglor O'Mahoney
Democrat
Wyoming
Felikg
County Official Sorrows Funds Vile Brightens for BW
County Commissioner BW Stap pesbeck faced a funding shortfall as Stappenbeck and predecessor Themas H. Abbott exhausted resources. Two colleagues P Ho Muthnax and Robert F. Whe agreed to contribute 3000 dollars each from their funds. The report will be filed when available. Commissioner J W Daniels refused to contribute a share.
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Stappesbeck
Stappenbeck
Otheran
Pordhy
Themas H. Abbotts
P. Ho Muthnax
Robert F. Whe
J. W. Daniels
Families Oppose Renaming Plans In Scuttlehole
In Scuttlehole, Latgaland residents vow to block any government move to rename the town. The Rogers and the TiaGeys lead the protest, arguing Souviiehote is a freak name and should not replace Scuttlehots. The state press notes residents’ defiance as the U S electric board considers the proposal.
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Scuttlehole
Rogers
Latg Taland
Gefianes
Pray for State Chaplain Urged to Pray for State
The Rev. C. R. Cook was invited to offer a prayer at the opening of the town legislative session on February 16, following a similar event when Arch A. McFarland greeted him and urged him to pray for the state.
Burns and Allen Apologize to Mexico for Radio Sketch
George Burns and Gracie Allen said they meant no offense by their broadcast The Wife of Pancho Villa. They stated they sent apology letters to the Mexican embassy in Washington after protests from Mexico officials and press reports regarding their sketch.
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Galt
Jan
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Pancho Villa
Leo
Quastington
Texas House Unit Chiefs Named
The Texas house appointed Alf Roark as chair of revenues and taxation with Jesse James as vice chair. A roster of chairmen and new members is listed, including numerous names from cities like Plainview, Fort Worth, Dallas, San Antonio, and Waco, detailing committee assignments across tax, education, agriculture, and state affairs.
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Austin
Texas House
RH. Calvert
Alf Roark
Jesse’ James
Trorudiele
Tyron England
McKinney
W. Fy Dnes
Ross Hachtu
Praieie Till
Ommon
W. Q. Reed
Dabias
Lan A. Alsup
Carthage
R. €. Lanning
Jacksure
George Moffett
Chillicotte
Wilson Max
Baylor
Toward Davison
Ita Pans
Raglin Jones
G. C. Moris
Greenvile
Byron Ehiland
Mick Kinney
W. E. Jones
Atascose
Werman Jones
Deva
McFarland
J.C. McContell
Palo Pinto
M_ artis
Archer
Ely
Brian Bradbury
Waco
J. C. Davis
George Desvisson
Esstland
Cathey
Quilmat
All Roark
Saratoga
Alfred Betsch
Fredericksburg
Old Doc Stark Wears Flu Mask at Hospital
Sacramento report notes hospital beds filled as influenza cases rise. Doc Stark is seen with a mask alongside Jessie amid crowded wards. Eleven maternity beds occupied. patients suffer from illness.
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Doc Stark
Sacramento
Calif
Jan Vo
Doe Stark
Jessie
Jaren
Driver Escapes as Gas Truck Upset on Culebra Road
A gasoline truck overturned on Culebra Road narrowly avoiding injury on Monday. The driver named Oliver escaped serious harm after crashing and breaking a cab window. more than 100 gallons of fuel spilled.
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Oliver
Seguin Eoad
Tte Culebra
Ste
Theft of 24 dresses from WPA sewing room reported
The theft of 24 dresses from the WPA sewing room at 644 West Mardin Street was reported to police. Anderson of 3424 South Flores Street reported additional theft of a rifle, two hats, and an AQT.
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WPA
WEA
West Mardin Street
Anderson
South Flores Street
Trains Bound for Mexico Stop at Major Cities En Route
Seven trains bound for Mexico travel from the Eastern and Middle West to the Pacific, stopping at cities including San Antonio on the way to Meader City. The convoys carry tor sis from eastern regions, with seven trains scheduled for the rail route Monday.
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San Antonio
Meader City
Middle West
Alcohol Hinted In Prevost Death Tale
Hollywood actress Marie Prevost was found dead in her apartment. Coroner's preliminary report suggested death may have been induced by acute alcoholism with toxicology to follow. Prevost, 44, dressed in silk pajamas, lay beside a dachshund as friends recall her waning career amid talkies and failed marriages.
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Hollywood
Calif
Fan
Marie Brevost
Frank Webb
Rex Lease
Miss Prevost
Discord in AP crisis as army opposes premier choice
TOKIO Jan 25 Fresh discord spilt Japan's political crisis as the army opposed Gen Kezu hig e Wahi named premier, Emperor Hirohito ordered Ugaki to form a cabinet to replace Koki Hirota. The war office said no one would be allowed to become war minister, citing army unity grounds.
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Tokio
Japan
frouWer
Kezushige Weahi
Korea
Hirohito
Ugaki
Koki Hirota
War Office
Grdfinds
Man Robbery Reported on Commerce Street
S. A. Man robbed on Commerce Street. Joe Butie of West Woodlawn Avenue reported to police he was held up and robbed of $50 near Bash Commerce street in the 400 block.
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S. A
Commerce Street
Joe Butie
West
Woodlawn Aven
Mantey
Open Heater Fumes Fatal to Man in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City January 25 report says Tom Pryor a 3 year employee of the Satin Oil company was asphyxiated at home today by fumes from an open heater his wife was hospitalized in serious condition while a catheter was mentioned in the chaotic text officials investigated the incident
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Oklahoma City
Tom Pryor
Satiny Oil Company
Wais
Elaine's Suit Reaches Court In Los Angeles
Elaine Burrle, a budding actress, files for divorce from John Bayry in Los Angeles court seeking temporary alimony of 2525 dollars a month and a restraining order on disposing community property including his reported 3000-dollar weekly earnings. She cites monthly expenditures and alleges pending stage career. The case follows her New Year’s Eve marriage to Bayry.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Elaine Burrle
John Bayry
Miure
Fer Penltiom
Lueders Quarry Owner Is Dead
Adolph E. Fox, 71, owner of the Lueders stone quarry at Laeders, died near Marble Falls. Survivors include brothers Frederick, Werner and Benjamin Fox, sisters Mrs Lins Knippe and Miss Ina L. Furs. Funeral arrangements pending in San Antonio.
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Adolph
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