Bank Holiday Debates Delay Action at State Capital
An early morning bank opening and stalled plan mark the Tall Bank Holiday news as Governor McAlister faces opposition from state bankers. Senator Conners reports a definite process plan, while supporters warn of risks to assets and the First National Bank and Guardian National.
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Weowington
Moiling
Winsner
Senelor
Basel Fort
Contested Banking Reforms Spark Wider Federal Action
Historical reportage notes U S protection measures for banks during a period of crisis. It cites Wall Street bankers, Congress discussions, and state actions from Michigan to West Virginia as authorities seek to avert bank runs and restore stability.
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Ional Bank of Commerce
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Wall
Rome
Michigan
Benaley Conzens
Congress
Dern in New York to accompany Roosevelt
George H. Dern secretary of war arrived from Chicago to meet the president elect and travel to Washington for the inauguration. He said he expects new duties for the war department after March 4 but would not detail them. Dern noted confidence in Roosevelt and a harmonious cabinet.
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George H. Dern
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Chicago
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War Department
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Roosevelt
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Murder charge filed after midnight shooting in Houston
The weather section reports a murder charge in Houston following a shooting just after midnight. Victims include a man identified as Watkins and his father figure, with several named individuals involved in the incident and investigation. Officials describe the scene and immediate arrests as part of a broader inquiry.
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Tvaer
Watkins
Iurder
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Carin
Souter Pacific
Tetman
Carter
Martha
Wall
Menca
Shina Gurker
Fas Miether
Victim of Bullet Knife Found Dead in Chicago
A man was found dead with a bullet wound and stab injuries on March 1 in Chicago. Police reported the victim's head pierced by a bullet and a nearby knife wound, with faint signs of a struggle. The scene was described as near a lamppost, with investigators examining the area for clues.
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Edcouch Meeting Backs West Dem Primary Nominee
A mass Edcouch meeting denounced the state Democratic committee for backing Milton H West of Brownsville for the party nomination in a special election. The gathering urged independence from central instructions and warned voters against outside dictates as a nine-candidate field faced a March 15 cutoff. Local party leaders stressed constitutional rights and urged voters to decide without coercion.
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Sexes
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Democratic State Executive Committee
Milton H- West
Brownsville
Dexes Gstrich 1 Wel
Gordon Griffin
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Demand for motor fuel in period ends June 20
Washington March 1 The demand for motor fuel for the period ending June 20 was estimated at 17 749 000 barrels by the voluntary committee on petroleum economics of the Federal Oil Corporation. The report, prepared by Secretary Wath, said there would be a decline of about 14 percent from the previous year.
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Mrelej
Cornervill
Agriculture and Mechanics Blanket Plan Reversed in House Debate
The House Appropriations Committee debated a blanket on A and M funding. Initial approval followed by reversal after proposals to reduce the budget were discussed. General comments focused on applying the measure without discrimination. Dr. Weston and college officials participated in the discussion.
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Texan Mentioned for Postal Task
Washington March 1 Lillinan Evans of Fort Worth a former newspaper man connected with airways concerns operating out of New York was named as fourth assistant postmaster general by President-elect Roosevelt. Finley said Byars had been considered for the post, with W W Howes of Sid Dakats noted as involved in the cabinet decision.
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Texas Prohibition Debate In Texas Legislature Unfolds In Austin
In Austin on March 1 the Texas Legislature considers repealing the constitutional amendment banning prohibition. Rep Preston O of San Antonio indicates the compromise would define a saloon as a place where liquor is sold and consumed on the premises. The plan includes local option and a state framework guiding post federal amendment control.
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Texas
Bite House
Preston O
San Antonio
Committee of Constitutional Amendment
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