Inter national Harvester v Smith Reversed on Tax Seizure
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed and remanded in a case by International Harvester Company of America against W A Smith, Live Oak County sheriff, over a tractor seized for taxes and sold for 250 dollars. The court held taxes may seize personal property until levy.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
International Harvester Company of America
W. A. Smith
Live Oak County
Bd, F
Orts and Son
Three Rivers
Harvester Company
Morro Castle Chief Hopeful Seeks Supreme Court Review
Morro Gaotle chief hopeful Capt Willam Warms, jailed two years for criminal negligence in the Morro Castle disaster, says he will petition the United States Supreme Court if needed. Warms was convicted by a federal jury in New York along with Chief Engineer Eben Abbott and Henry E Cabald, executives at the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship company.
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Morro Castle
Eben 8. Abbott
W. F. Warms
Henry EB. Cabaud
The
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International
Kewa Photo
Green Village
N. J
Willam Warms
United States Supreme Court
Wartins
New York
Eben
Abbott
Henry E. Cabald
Battle of Flowers Protest Against Alamo Copy Plan
In San Antonio allies of the Battle of Flowers association protest a Dallas plan to erect a smaller Alamo replica as a Centennial attraction. Mrs. Harry Landa says the move commercializes the Alamo and could deter visitors to San Antonio’s celebration. A committee will seek support from other groups and will protest to Governor Alfred.
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San Antonio
Battle of Flowers Association
Dallas
Harry Landa
Landy
Goliad
S. H. Terrell Again Seeks State Office
S. H. Terrell, who had resigned as state comptroller, returned to the race today in Austin. He made a brief announcement of his candidacy and said a platform would be announced later with Isler mentioned in the notice.
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S. H. Terrell
Austin
INSI
State Comptroller
Terrell
Isler
Naval Conference Resumes Sessions
The international naval conference in London resumed sessions today seeking a substitute for the expiring Washington and London naval limitations treaties after an interval of inquiry following the death of King George.
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London
Washington
George
Robinson Attacks Smith Over Roosevelt Policies In Nationwide Speech
Senator Joseph T. Robinson charged former Governor Alfred F. Smith with deserting the common people for the Liberty League in a nationwide radio address. He ridiculed Smith’s shift from east side shops to Park Avenue and attacked Smith for endorsing parts of the Roosevelt New Deal while claiming it failed to bring relief. Robinson cited 1933 crisis remedies and cited statistics claiming improvements in employment and farm values, framing the debate as a clash between two Smiths and labeling the Liberty League as unholy in economics and politics.
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Washington, D. C
Alfred F. Smith
Joseph ‘T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Robinson
Smith
Roosevelt
Liberty League
League
Governor Smith
Park Avenue
NRA
Congress
Cleveland
Jacob
Herbert Hoover
New Yorker
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robinson le
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Smit
Hoover
AAA
Sherry League
Wagner
Frances Perkins
Norris
George Washington
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Valley
James M. Beck
United States
Beck
Supreme Court
Chamber AaKa TARGUT calls for restraint on spending
In Washington on January 29 the United States chamber of commerce urged a cut in government expenditures and a balanced budget without tax increases. Member groups warned that federal state and local spending consumes too much of the national income, discourages business, jeopardizes wages and savings, and slows employment.
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Washington, D.C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Plea and Sentence in Theft Case
Pleading guilty to theft Bob McClelland was sentenced to 135 days in county jail by Judge Mr Collum Burnett at County Court at Law No 1. He admitted taking $33 from W B La Nicca at 225 East Travis Street on November 23. Also a six room unfurnished hall at 232 Carolina is for rent at 308 month.
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Bob McClelland
McAllen
MrCollum Burnett
McClelland
W. B. la Nicca
East Travis Street
Carolina
Mronth
Lesion Warns of Boing Fee in Texas Posts
Austin January 29 Two state headquarters warnings notify Texas American Legion posts not to charge any fee for assisting veterans with bonus applications. Adjutant Fred Young says blanks will be provided within 10 days. Anyone charging a fee may face a 500 dollar fine and a year in prison.
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Austin
INS
Texas American Legion
Fred Young
Home Remedy for Bad Winter Coughs Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts a DIY cough syrup made from Pinex concentrate mixed with sugar and water to yield four pints of medicine. It promises quick relief, no cooking, and high value, with a note that refunds are available if unsatisfied. The copy references brands and ingredients and urges readers to buy 24 ounces of Pinex from druggists.
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Norway
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