Progress on Texas second called session funds bills
Laustin June shows the second called session making progress as appropriation bills move through committees and face house senate differences. The two chambers must reconcile about 10 million between their versions to hit roughly 49 million dollars within the state's income estimate. No other major legislation has cleared the special session aside from the administration bill.
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Laustin
House
Senate
Reward Offered for Missing Item at 13 Ninth Street
A reward of 100 dollars is offered for information leading to the recovery of a missing item from 13 Ninth Street, San Antonio Texas. The notice asks readers to spread the word and contact authorities with any tips.
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Goll
Matbie
Éheble
Anribirg
Ninth Street
Antonio
Texas
Man Going Home After 20 Years Killed in River Discovery
The verdict by State Warchologist Charles S. Duncan states Charles J. Simpson, a San Francisco automobile dealer, was killed by a blow to the head. His bruised body was found at the bottom of the Harton river as anxious relatives awaited his return after two decades. Police discount suicide as a motive. Simpson was en route to Augusta Maine to visit his mother Mrs Clare Simpson and a brother who reside there.
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Hampton
N. 1
Charles S. Duncan
Charles J. Simpson
San Francien
Bottow
Harton River
Indag
Simpson
Augusta
Maine
Clare Simpson
Justice of Peace Pleads to People in Asheville
June 18 news from Asheville reports Zebulon Shipman, a justice of the peace, advertising for business in local papers. A bill would cut passenger car registration fees by 50 percent with no prison terms in this session. The House penitentishments committee backs a Turcer-Lor proposal to appoint a five member House and Senate committee to study the situation and report in six months.
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Justice of Peace
Asheville
N. C
Zebulon Shipman
Justice of the Peace
Haring
House Committee On Penitentishes
Pioneer baker Dita Pughaupt dies in auto crash
San Antonio baker F W Pilughaupt died Saturday after an automobile accident near the city Friday. He owned Pilughaupt bakery at 709 Victoria Street and was en route to California with his wife and two children. Survived by widow, three sons Fred Albert George, daughters LeNile Eleanor Wilma, two stepchildren Edward Rudolph Richman. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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F. W. Pilughaupt
San Antonio
Tot Hoefzen Avenue
Preos
Poughaupt
Pilughaupt
Victoria Street
California
Albert
Wilma Plughaupt
Fred
George Plughaupt
Lneile Plughaupt
Eleanor
Wilma Pflughrupt
Edward
Rudolph Rich
Mrs Ruby Britton to Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Ruby Shefield Britton 34 of Carson Street are set for Sunday at 4 p.m. at her residence conducted by the Rev Buckner. Burial will follow in Mission Park. Surviving are her mother Mrs M Shefield, sisters Mrs FE Weestl Mrs H E Mosely and Mrs Mary Puckett Francis all of San Antonio, nephews Frank Mosely Mat her Puckett of San Antonio and a niece Mrs Ian C Reagan of Houston.
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Ruby Sheffield Britton
Carson Street
Ind
Buckner
Mission Park
M. Sheffield
FE. Weestl
H. E.’ Mosely
Mary Puckett Francis
San Antonio
Frank Mosely
Mather Puckett
San An Fodin
Ian. C. Reagan
Houston
Stowaway to Get Passport in Paris
Arthur Lefreich, the stowaway who landed in Spain with trans Atlantic plans Yellow Bird, will receive a passport from the American embassy at Paris if he can prove American citizenship. Mrs. Jean Assolant, the pilot's bride, will also be issued a passport to join him in Paris. Her marriage to a Frenchman does not strip her citizenship, unless she makes allegiance to France.
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Washington, D
Arthur Lefreich
Spal
Paris
State Department
Jean Assolant
Allegini
France
Sheriff Meet Arranges Details For Texas Officers
R Goodfellow secretary of the Texas Sheriffs association with heal quastera in Austin met Sheriff Alfonso Newton Jr and arranged details for the annual convention of Texas peace officers here July 9 10 and 11 Sheriff T A Hinford of Busha County presides over the association meeting
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R. Goodfellow
Texas Sheriffs Association
Heal Quastera
Austin
Alfonso Newton Jr
Texas Peace Officers
T. A. Hinford
Busha
Hoover Tea Incident Divides Texas and Nation
Washington June 15 The presence of Mrs Oscar De Priest at a White House tea hosted by Mrs Hoover sparked sharp southern Democratic backlash over social equality. Texas Senate passes a critical resolution 26 to 2 denouncing the move while lamenting racial equality, with Senators Holbrook Love and others delivering pointed exchanges and apologies.
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Washington
D. C
INS
Oscar de Priest
Tucois
White House
Hoover
South
Sheppard
Texas
Congress
Uarrison
Mississippi
Heflin
Alabama
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
Austin
Cape
Ilot
Herbert Hoover
Neal
Russek
DeBerry
Beck
Pollard
Witt
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Senate
Holbrook
Tom Lova
Mella
Ter Fn
Love
Fc Am
Barry Miller
Nrmm
Inve
Holbronk
Trxan
Mra. Floover
Woodward
Coleman
Wirtz
Beeutn
Hoovercrats
Jilted Boy Loses Money Over Mayoral Romance
In Racine on June 1 Byron Jones, son of a local merchant, claimed losses after a breakup with Frances McCarthy. He reportedly mailed threats while seeking repayment of funds spent on her. McCarthy surrendered items to authorities as the plan unraveled.
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Racine
Win
Byron Jones
Here
Sornetheart
Francex McCarthy
Naten Migs McCarthy
Brother of Texas Guinan Loses Out in Love
SEW YORK June 15 Beever Norma Taylor chorus girl and club hostess changed her mind about marrying Tommy Gulonn brother of Texas Guinan. He says she broke her agreement to quit show life and devote all time to him. The wedding was planned at Tex Guinan's Valley Stream retreat.
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Sew
York
Beever
Norma Taylor
Tommy Gulonn
Texas Guinan
Tommy
Mrss. Taylor
Tex Guinsn
Valley Stream
Seguin Theater to Install Talking Pictures Soon
Seguin Palace theater manager H. H. Starchy announces talking pictures will be shown within two weeks. Film equipment will be foxtailed and releases will mirror those in larger cities. Opening entertainment expected around July 1.
Plane crash in Tennessee leaves youth dead
In MEMP, Tenn, on July 15 Hubert Sox, 18, was burned to death and Edward Stephenson, 20, suffered serious injuries. Stephenson, the pilot, was believed to recover. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff from the field where fuel was obtained.
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Memplt
Tenn
Hubert Sox
Edward Stephenson
Armstrong-Woorstock
Stephenson
Driver Falls Asleep Causes Car Crash Into Ditch
In Maryland driver Jaume Ine Falling asleep at the wheel led to a crash into a culvert. Henry Wetzel, travel ing caics man of Paltimore, sustained a fractured left collarbone. He received treatment at Allegany hospital.
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Cuombervant
Jaume Ine
Henry Wetzel
Paltimore
W. V Ae
Allegany
Rockefeller gift to support Northern Baptist mission
A gift of 400000 dollars from John D. Rockefeller Jr. was announced at the Baptist national convention in Denver. The funds are designated for the Northern Baydat missionary program, highlighting the church’s international outreach. In London, J Dover Wilson stressed the vital role of consonants in language and the need for careful speech.
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Denver
Colo
Suns
John D. Rockefeller Jr
National Convention of the Church
London
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