School Amendment urged for independ ent districts to levy taxes
F M Brasley of the Conference for Education in Texas warns that until the Supreme Court rules on the Baird case most independent districts should continue to levy and collect bond taxes to fund sinking Funds and interest. They caution against new bond issues for schoolhouses until final court action. The piece notes a potential Thirty-first Legislature amendment and urges districts to support the public free schools amendment adopted in 1908. The Waco Times-Herald celebrates a 64 page Sunday edition with a colored cover and supplement.
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Lawyers and Lawyering in Reform Debates
Fragmented OCR style excerpt argues lawyers oppose reform to speed justice, claiming some bar members profit from current tech-backed delays. It notes opposition from a section of the bar and suggests reform would reduce their earnings and preserve advantage.
Reform needed to curb delaying tactics in courts
Opinion by Charles W. Ogden argues against purely technical grounds for appeals and new trials. A procedure focusing on actual errors would curb lawyers who exploit delay, elevate respect for law, and require capable, nonpartisan leadership in gubernatorial politics. The writer comments on Bexar county party strife and praises fair primary conduct and representative polling.
Automobiles and a Mexican road idea debated
A San Antonio resident proposed extending an automobile road from San Antonio to Mexico City and then to the border. The concept could boost the auto industry and benefit Mexico, but practical concerns about road quality and cost remain. The suggestion prompts further consideration by auto sellers and officials.
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City advertises street work bids amid tax revenue flow
San Antonio records show a special city council meeting approving advertising for bids on a sixty thousand dollar street improvement project with bids opening July 20. The city collector reports nearly six hundred deeds seized, and tax titles sold in front of the courthouse. Fred Miltingto resigns to become Missouri Pacific assistant engineer. A pink party honors Charles Hart ran at Nolan Street. A freight derailment near Hosmer causes a rail delay with no injuries.
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Fred Milsingto
Mtesouri-Pacific Railroad
Transcendent talk and a farmer in politics mash up
A playful scene shows a candidate delivering grand rhetoric about transcendent issues while a voter mocks the lofty language and questions the value of such high minded talk. The exchange exposes the clash between rural life and public office, hinting at the candidate’s struggle to connect with ordinary voters.
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The Treasury and the Tariff Debate in 19th Century Policy
The article analyzes federal expenditures for the year, noting a deficit near 60 million dollars as customs and internal revenue fall. It argues for tariff revisions tied to revenue needs, urging revival in trade, imports, and cautious tariff policy to balance revenue with protection. It emphasizes studying developments for their impact on tariff reform and fiscal strategy.
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Fragmentary editorial aphorisms on courage and progress
The text presents jagged, quip-like lines urging resilience and decisive action. It satirizes indecision and obstinacy while hinting at social or political struggle, with chaos in phrasing masking a deeper call for momentum and resolve.
Mystery of Tilsit Theory Ends in France Deaths
July 7 note recalls the late deaths of Samuel Shitchford of the United States Supreme Court born 1820 and George W. Julian born 1817, amid scattered references to 19th century figures and an astronomical events list. The fragmentary text also mentions Mr and Mrs Joby Gallagher and a routine annual vacation.
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Hawg News Military Notes and Leaders at Fort Sam
Lieutenant HL Le Harris recently promoted to first lieutenant reports at headquarters Saturday. Captain T. B Burrill of the Artillery visits Fort Sam Houston during leave and reports for duty at Leon Springs on August 3.
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Announcements for Bexar County Sheriff Candidates
The Light is authorized to announce several candidates for sheriff of Bexar County subject to Democratic primaries including B. D. Lindsay W L Goforth James McChowkey Chaz Stevens Fred H Lancaster Georgia Surkey and others. Also announces candidates for constable precincts county clerk and district judge with dates in 1908 and for county judge and justice positions. Nelson Lytle mentioned for district attorney.
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Sherif
Bexar County
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Chaz. T. Stevens
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Fred H W. Lancester
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Georga Surkey
Candildate
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Fifty-seventh District Court
Boxer County
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Midge
Nelson Lytle
Andras Coy
Local notice announces several Bexar County offices candidates
The Light reveals candidates for county attorney district clerk and other posts subject to Democratic primary actions. George W Huntress T J Newton Andras Coy Jr A Biegenbach are named in varying capacities with related eligibility conditions reflected.
Light announces Terrell Chester for representative
The Light authorized to announce Chester Terrell as a candidate for representative from Bexar County in the Democratic party's primaries, subject to party action and eligibility rules.
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Representative Placa No 2 Light amendment authorized
The Light authorises amendments to the Democratic primary action for Representative Place No 2. Walkmund is named as a candidate for the position with Boxar counts recorded as subject to primary proceedings.
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Walkmund
Boxar
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