Texas Textbook Contracts Upheld by Supreme Court
The 1923 contracts for textbook supplies were held valid and enforceable by a Supreme Court extraordinary session under the Neff administration. The State Board of Education approved them in January 1925, but the State Board later declined to recognize the action, prompting lawsuits to compel inclusion of the publishers' books in requisitions to county superintendents.
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Thief Steals Policeman’s Manicure Set in SA
In a bizarre break in, a thief entered the inn and stole Officer Aguirre’s manicure set valued at $20. The incident prompted the officer to patrol and bite his nails in frustration.
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Chicago Benefits From Cotton Board Growth
Parker M Paine chairman of the Chicago Board of Trade cotton committee says a federal board of cotton mills in Houston would boost Chicago as a cotton trading hub. He notes past deliveries faced delays due to exams and board issues, but new gear and updated handling could streamline delivery for Chicago contracts.
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Delinquent Children Need More Training Says Report
A Children's Bureau study of juvenile courts in ten cities including Boston Buffalo Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and St Louis finds courts lack coordinated facilities and trained staff. Only five judges devoted full time to juvenile work and low probation salaries reduce staff quality. The report calls for a complete community plan for delinquent and dependent youths.
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Dredging to Resume at Point Isabel Soon Says Army Engineer
General H. Jor of the army engineers told Senator Morris Sheppard that dredging of Brazos arroyo at Point Isabel will resume mid summer. Dredging halted in December because of inadequate equipment. A government ship will be sent to Wilmington.
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Harriman Soviet Pact to Be Signed
In Moscow the Soviet government and Harriman interests reached agreement on terms of a large manganese concession. The contract is expected to be signed tomorrow. The American party will hold a 20 year control of the mines, cited as the largest and richest in the world.
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Exhaust Siren On Airplane Spreads Alarm
A foggy warning of ash over Brooks caused soldiers to rush from hangars while an airplane from Kelly Field piloted by First Lieutenant John A. Moore passed westward. Citizens along the highway sought roadside safety as the signal faded and the aircraft flew by overhead.
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Radio Equipment Program Planned for Year
Federal Telegraph officials announce a $2,000,000 radio equipment program for the coming fiscal year. The plan was disclosed as the Pacific Railroad Commission granted the company an application related to manufacturing and expansion. No further details were provided in the fragment.
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Exday agents held in death probe near Chicago
Two former prohibition agents, Tine D-Vigg men, are jailed by Sheriff Peter Hoff in a murder probe involving Henry Hassin and the wounding of Waller O'Dowell. Arthis Younggreen and John Peasples are held after a shooting era at a south side inn, with Mallon admitting he fired the bullets that killed Hassmiller, while denying O’Connell’s killing. Proprieter defendants corroborate the fight tale as authorities investigate the fatal night and subsequent statements.
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