High Court Affirms Thigken Salad Case In Constitution Dispute
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals affirmed the Thigken Salad CAE case concerning a constitutional issue on gubernatorial spending. The decision held that private use of state funds for a governor’s household needs violates Article 16, Section 6, of the Texas Constitution and that the legislature cannot override this with enactment. Six divisions issued rulings on several cases, including affirmations and reversals, with motions to rehear addressed.
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Anaelon
Ueddud
Culet
Weer
Tes Styte
Wes
Perren
We CG
Middleton
Frayne
Elst
Prinr
Tesna
Babes
Coke
Bel Maintatini
Waanslon
Eracertes
Lailoria
Rangers
Whitch Corsamands
Uhaebe
Gery Ass
Fourth Court of Cwh Appeals
H. J. Cerrayt
Control Ley Ve
Midalteon
Rasts
AL OW
Gombly
T Ry. Srom
Ravls
Walter
MLK
ST. Wye
Court updates on death penalty cases and primary financing dispute
A Texas court term discusses a second sea trial primary funding dispute, the Brenne case, and multiple Court of Criminal Appeals actions. Noted are death penalty affirmations for Jot Johnson and a condemned Charley Thompson rehearing denial, along with several pending cases and motions across counties and districts.
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Misten
Su- Press
Tadahr Cout
Democratic
Brenne
Tarrant
Stiv
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jot Johnson
Elie
Dae Jones
Charley Thompson
Wichita
Tay
Fee Oe Co
Quitlaw
Iravig County
J Gentian
Public notice for coal supply bids 1916 17
The San Antonio school district will meet June 20 1916 to consider bids for coal furnishing to schools for the fiscal year 1916 17. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any bid. Paul Scholz business agent notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Mullie
Paul
Scholz
Mrs Hughes Draws Attention as Presidential Spouse Candidate
Washington report notes Mrs Hughes, wife of Charles Evans Hughes, attracts interest among Washington women and Milwaukee circles. It outlines her education at Wells College and Wellesley, social work with the Woman's Evening Clinic, involvement in charity and religious groups, and daughters Catherine and Helen pursuing colleges at Wells and Vassar, with Catherine set to attend Wellesley.
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Washington
Weakington
Charles Evans Hughes
Kana
White House
Fovernor
New York
Thighes
MU Ve
Milwaukee
Linghes
Antoinette Garten
Waller Carter
Wis
Chatberlain, Caner & Hornblower
Carter
Justice Claries
Wuehes
Churen
Helen Hughes
Vassar
Phas
Gandner Ro- Sittins
Stanton
Tle
Friendship Lodge
Wherrydale
Oruntzeil Friends
Nise Nolen
Sha Jal
Calvary
Maptiet Church
Isi
Christian Endeavor Society
Pughew
Wasdre Sigton
al- Ware
Uuphes
Vica
Woman's
Jansie Eldoe McDonald
Perneipal
The
Eehool
Gots
Wellesley
Catherine Magnes
Wessex
Senteminer
Melon
Vansir
Cathrine
Mayo
Massachusetts
Huches
Auteeile Carter
Sheld
Caherize
National Cathedrt
Wellstersip
Boston Art Museum
Vendicton
Catherine
Fllen Pendleton
Wellsley
Tallege
Teiehtou
Iwan
Wenlester Tage
Iens
Leighton
Barber Twins
Mabel
Lucia
Orion M. Barrnt
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Die Asin
Friends’ School
Nas
Daushlera
Barber Sras
Ilico
Hughes Tits
Becsine
Anthony
Supreme Coor
Amusements Big Night at Don-Ton Park
The program features short reels and a feature titled Peg o' the Ring with Francis Ford and Grace Gunard. Included are Elusive Isabel with Florence Lawrence, a Washington Embassy setting, and a twist by Grimm of the U S secret service. Also on screen No 2 Emira San Antonio Band with Petitelere. Bowens and Annie Bowen perform Takeloge in a Princess Theater sketch. Russian dancers in native costumes, a Jutschaft revue, and marine-themed monologues round out the lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don-Ton Pari
Hon Ton Park
Raw
Francis Ford
Grace Gunard
Rtreus Seriah
Jacques Fulrelle
Isabel
Florence Lawrences
Washington
United States
Grimm
States Secret Service
Emira
San Antonio
Wid Mone Petitelere
Bowens
Tac
Annie Bowen
Mics Busse
Prin
Arthur Turells
Lava Plan for Harbor Breakwater Sparks Controversy
A proposed breakwater at Hite in the big island prompts a heated debate over using molten lava from a volcano to backfill the coast line. Detroit Free Press notes rapid progress and favorable weather conditions as contractors weigh engineering feasibility and safety concerns.
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Brent
Tglaner
X Company
Plant Jute Plant Cure Advertised In Buffalo Ails
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Plant Jute Plant as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It features a testimonial from Ada A. Wolwer of Buffalo praising relief after using three bottles. The ad claims Plant Jute is sold at Fischer's drug store in San Antonio and touts improved health.
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al. C. Wolwer
Victoria Avenue
Buffalo
Ayia
Antonio
Fischer
Obituary notices from Medina County area
Obituary notices list several local residents with details of death, age, residence and surviving family. Mrs May ty Christopher aged 38, resident of Kanuird and Rad ba Agn iy Ban. Antonio’s death leads with funeral by Shelley Loring Undertaking Company. Cage, 35, a native of Pennsylvania, lived in San Antonio forty-four years. survived by father J E Cage in Pennsylvania and brother Gaara A Cage in San Antonio. services at Zitat Undertaking Company awaiting father’s instructions. Mrs Josephine Mant, 79, of Stark Street, German-born, lived in Medina County since youth. survived by husband and children. Emily Peel, 78, mother of four sons and several daughters. funeral to be held at Conlega City Cemetery under Christian Church rites.
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May Ty
Christopher
May L. Chrisopher
Aki Antony
Eos la
Sho
Kanuird
Rad Ba Agn Iy
Antonin Abm
Ke Nat
Wil Homme
Shelley Loring Undertaking Company
C. XE. Citte
Cage
Bntels
Pennsylvania
San Antonio
Inet
J. E. Cage
Pennssteani
Gaara A. Cage
W Antonio
Zitat Undertaking Company
Josephine Mann
Josephine Mant
Mar Naidy
Stark Street
Gernans
Medina Counts
Texas
San Antonia
la Coste
Thersa Arinsky
Castrovilla
Has Maidy
Lizzie Jendre
Fla
Myer
Cayiecnly
Emily PL
Peel
Lly
Mra C
Tinian
Wea
Mun
John
Will
Fred
Dan
Maurictes
Conlega
Cemeteny No. 2
Mr. Childs
The
Christian Church
WMS Officine
New arrivals at the Gunter and St Anthony hotels noted
A long list of guests and registrations appears for the Gunter and St Anthony in New York and other cities with names including Pilla dary Mezger Te Moeble Mestresti Allen and B. Sehwarts. The piece also notes changes at the four Texas state normal schools with Lana Sparks of Austin re-elected president and presidents of other schools reappointed.
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Pilla Dary
Moeble
Mestresti
Gunter
Str
Mf AN
Anthea
Steprs Allen
Thindelphia
Slenaés
Ctibera
Menger
de MeWitke
Balan
IBM
Barber
Lthnenix
Min
New Suck
St. Anthonr
Fat the
Ie Hardy
Beles
Austin
Tex
Texas State Normal
Lana Sparks
EL. F. Belt
Sam Houston
Norma
Jimisville
New Light Want Ads Offer Servants and Workers Nearby
A vintage ad claims light want ads connect readers to any servant or workman quickly. It urges calling CR 1742 or NEW 176 for near immediate assistance, highlighting the ease of finding help through short ads.
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Otto Waltsi
Travis
Donada Ve. J
Power
ReCugio
Willhay
Caldwell
Thomas F. Brady
Richey
Bésar
City of Scrantenley
Johnson
Bexar
Eranted
Talet Gross
Palatine Insurance Corpau
Supreme Court
Fassom Séomid
Court of Criuinad
Court of Criminal
Coleman
Gasers
Willian
Bewin Osan
Peel Barrem
Colla
John Townson
Bmis
Beein
McGuilech
Joe Faye Pethy Notnu
Euan OH
Tohearthy
Charter Thompson
Whenua
Henry Tanks
J. L. Nestora
Marshe
Por Grorge
Tex Jay Witeon
Robert Hazlewood
Raritan Beer
Stanley Price
Far- Muse
Galvaston
Thoias de
Henderson
Zeph “Wain
Oal
Muriel Medehgues
Manuel Raduxuez
San’ Fernandos
Tyerdae
Uhman
Jett Lew
Blavis Rodriguez
Hughes
Goevernen Kugtes
Bressurt
Cornell
Solige
Hugh
New York City
West End
Mt. Desert
Ste
New
Avtic
Tughes
Inter Mlewens
Albany
Empire
Alte
W. OF
Graves
Sepule
Butheriang Springs
Volumy
Southern Pacific
Cady
New Orleans
Givanier
Sathorn Pacific
Wolfson
Wolfson Way
Copenhagen
Tyallager Einen
Melba
Valenciennes
Saul Wolfson
Coar
Albert W. Atwood
Tratecerne
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