Liquor License Fees Pour In From County Record
Between now and July 11, more than 100000 will be collected at the office of County Collector John A. Bitter for state and county liquor licenses. Frank Ball, chief deputy, collected 15000 in a single payment this morning as malt and liquor licenses are renewed under the McGregor law. Last year Bexar county issued 250 malt and 153 liquor licenses. this year the same totals are expected. Fees total 375 for state plus 187.50 county and 187.50 city in new licenses, or 62.50 state, 31.25 county and 31.25 city for renewals, with city receipts about 37000.
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John A. Bitter
Frank Ball
Austin
Bexar County
Bitter
Beauty Hand And Arm Transformation Disclosed By Grace Benson
Grace Benson promotes a home recipe using Kulux Compound and Witch hazel to restore hands and arms. The remedy claims to remove discolorations tan freckles and roughness in twelve hours and also improves the neck and shoulders.
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Grace Benson
Mary
City Licenses Take In Smaller Sums Upon Expiry
The city expects revenue to trickle in as licenses expire at staggered dates, rather than a single windfall. Officials note the flow will enter the city treasury in multiple small installments.
Golfers win prizes at Laurel Heights on Fourth of July
At Laurel Heights golf links H E Moler led in driving and lowest medal score contests. T N Smith took second in driving and best gross score. W J Lyons placed in several events. T T Dillon won the expiring contest while ties for second and third occurred among Smith Moler and Lyons. A 4:30 p.m. playoff for tie in approaching and putting is set with club championship qualifying.
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Laurel Heights Golf Links
H. E. Moler
T. N. Smith
W. J. Lyons
T. T. Dillon
B. F. Nicholson
Wolff and Marx Co Morning Sale Closures
Store hours indicate close at 1 p m on Saturdays with a morning shopping window and after breakfast sale style promotions at Wolff and Marx Co.
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Easom
Wolff & Marx Co
Boy Dies After Cow Dragging Incident In New Braunfels
Albert H. Staffa testified at the inquest into the death of 8 year old Carl Mittelscott who was dragged to death by a cow on New Braunfels avenue Thursday night. The funeral was held yesterday and interment was in the old Lutheran cemetery. Staffa said he saw the cow galloping with the boy on a rope and tried to stop it but failed. A Mexican in the brush later cut the rope. the child died shortly after.
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Albert H. Staffa
Rogers Street
Justice Umscheid
Carl Mittelscott
New Braunfels Avenue
Old Lutheran Cemetery
Staffa
Galveston to See New Export Warehouse Complex
T K Tideman Co interests begin erecting large warehous es and cotton handling facilities in Galveston under Export Warehouse Co. They secure prime land and plan modern plant able to handle up to 100000 bales of cotton by the next season.
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Galveston
Tex
T. K. Tideman & Co
Export Warehouse Company
Mob Lynches Negro Near Plummersville Arkansas
John Williams, a Black man, was seized from officers at Plummersville and hanged from a tree, with bullets fired into his body. He had killed Paul Nisler, a deputy aiding the sheriff to restore order at a Black picnic near Menifee. A stray humorous final line about a hymn book ends the report.
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Little Rock
Ark
John Williams
Plummersville
Here
Williams
Paul Nisler
Menifee
Man Without Country to Become U S Citizen
Eugene Prince described as the man without a country will gain U S citizenship when the president signs the Senate approved joint resolution. Prince and his father John Henry Prince were born in Russia. grandfather an American with Massachusetts ties since 1648. The House passed the resolution unconditionally admitting him to the rights of American citizenship and the Senate concurred.
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Washington, D. C
Eugene Prince
United States
Senate
Prince
John Henry Prince
Russia
Lodge
Massachusetts
House
Norris bill pitches primaries to pick party nominees
Washington July 5 Representative Norris Nebraska progressive Republican today introduced a bill to fix presidential primaries. It would elect delegates at primaries and allow voters to cast first and second choices. The candidate with a majority of presidential votes would win the party nomination.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
No High Rank Restored in Navy Bill
Senator Bristow blocked a provision to revive admiral and vice admiral ranks for the fleet commanders in chief. He said the move would pave the way for retirements with higher pay and urged elimination from the navy appropriation bill.
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Washington
Bristow
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Kansas
Eccentric Rube Waddell Seriously Ill at Home
George Edward Waddell the famed pitcher known as the Eccentric Rube is seriously ill in Minneapolis with acute indigestion and gall stones. He fainted after the game against St Paul yesterday and is a member of the Minneapolis American Association team.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George Edward Waddell
Rube
Waddell
St. Paul
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