Voters not entitled to witness fees in right to vote case
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals rules that voters with challenged ballots are not to receive witness fees for attending court to prove franchise rights. The Altgelt vs Callaghan case preserves lower court costs of 1700 dollars, with total costs in the contest reaching 3750 dollars. The decision, written by Associate Justice Ely, states voters are interested parties and cannot profit from court attendance. Other cases from Bexar and surrounding counties in Austin proceedings are noted with motions and reversals.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
E. J. Altgelt
Bryan Callaghan
Commission Charter
W. E. Ely
Commission
Court affirms Uvalde case in Burney salary dispute
Five of six Fourth Court civil appeals come from Bexar county cases. Judgment affirmed for City of Uvalde against Mat Burney. Burney sued the city and was granted $690, alleged to have...
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Bexar County
City of
Uvalde
Mat Burney
Burney
Quick Foot Cure Promises Instant Relief
An ad touts Calocide compound for foot ailments. Soaking feet in two tablespoons dissolved in warm water for fifteen minutes allegedly relieves soreness, removes corns, and treats bunions and odor. It claims immediate results and availability from druggists, branding Calocide as an ethical preparation, not a patent medicine.
Supreme Court Proceedings Summary of Granted and Refused Applications
The Supreme Court today granted several applications including Elaine Spencer et al versus Bessie Schell and J. T. Burgher & Co versus J. W. Floore. Several cases were dismissed for want of jurisdiction or refused, with motion to rehearing submitted in Sabine and Harris counties and causes submitted in Hunt and Tarrant counties.
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Court of Criminal Ap
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Mattie Toliver
Waller County
T. J. Basham
Travis
Bart Kincaid
Caldwell County
Philip Ellias
A. M. Cowart
Johnson
Non Taylor
Montague
Hamp Brewster
Smith
Jerry Shelton
Norman George
Hood County
Jim Ellis
Jos
Elva
Dan Slain
el Paso
Dude Mills
Grayson
Henry Kelly
DeWitt
Octavia Banks
Tarrant
Ike Knight
Abel Garza
Bexar County
Ira Grantland
B. F. Dowling
Dallas
Curtis Robinson
Harrison County
Kent Giles
Knox
Estevan Griego
Barney Wells
Henry Moray
Hill County
P. K. Holmes
Ward County
Bill Mitchell
Cherokee
Wood Maxey
D. L. Yantis
van Zandt
BE. E. Stapp
Eastland
John Myers
Hugh McLaurin
Lynn County
Ira Hart
Will Lot
Harry Wilson
Bosque
Boaz Dugal
Liberty
D. J. Newell
Stephens
Henry Tate
H. Muckleroy
Harris
Jim Davis
Henry Hicks
Titus
Hudson Waters
Upshur
Dick McDonald
Stennitt Hamil
Fred Manning
Lee Garrett
Gilllespie
Burrel Oates
Ellis
Judge Burton
Anderson
Supreme Court
Elaine Spencer
Bessie Schell
Dallas County
L. C. Eastham
J. D. Gibbs
Haskell
J. T. Burgher & Co
J. W. Floore
T. H. Nichols
C. Schmitt
Clay
R. A. Wiseman
Mine Workers May Modify Demands
The Associated Press reports that coal operators will reject miners demands, prompting a conference next week where operators submit their reply and miners plan to propose modified terms. A counter proposal is expected though operators intend to refuse the initial demands.
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New York
Senate to Ratify Arbitration Treaties With Britain and France
The Associated Press reports that by nightfall the senate may ratify the arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France. Senators who have studied the issue expect a two thirds vote for ratification unamended, continuing the legislative day from March 5. The item appears amid other local ads and notices.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
France
Senate
Woman sentenced to electric chair in Massachusetts
Mrs Lena Cusumano was sentenced to death in the electric chair in Plymouth superior court. Enrico Mascioli known as Harry Marshall was also sentenced to death. Both sentences will be carried out at Charleston state prison during the week starting June 2.
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Plymouth
Mass
Massachusetts
Lena Cusumano
Quinn
Plymouth Superior Court
Enrico Mascioli
Harry Marshall
Cusumano
Frank Cusumano
Charleston
Loom Fixers Endorse 5 Percent Rise At Lawrence Mills
In Lawrence Massachusetts march 6 quiet pre opened as loom fixers voted to accept a five percent wage increase offered by mill owners. Up to 7 30 a m twelve arrests were made mostly for minor offenses including women found with pepper sand and spice. About two thousand workers had returned to factories in the past three days while the main body of strikers hoped for further concessions.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Busy executive fed by steady pace heightens lunch energy
A brief note urges slow careful practice for busy workers who have only a half hour for lunch. It suggests maintaining steady energy to finish the meal with focus and momentum.
Grape-Nuts Ends Up in Fractured Ad Tone
Grape-Nuts is described as a slow to crunch, crisp nutty brain and nerve nourishment, noted for its minimal preparation and simple serving method. The fragment hints at a marketing line emphasizing ease of use.
Desire to End Strike in London Grows
Continuous talks between coal dispute parties signal a widening appetite to resolve the conflict. The miners federation executive committee may have secured a broader weekend mandate to negotiate a minimum wage with the government, suggesting a potential easing of demands and a quicker settlement.
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Associated Press
London
Miners’ Federation
Louisiana protest over free sugar plan to Congress
Business leaders in Louisiana plan a mass meeting next Tuesday to protest Congress adding sugar to the free list. Charles A. Farwell, president of the American Growers' Association, says free sugar could harm sugar lands and property in the state, valued at about $150,000,000.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Congress
Charles A. Farwell
American Growers’ Association
Farwell
Cotterill Wins Seattle Mayoral Race Over Gill
Unofficial results from 274 of 281 precincts show George F. Cotterill defeating Hiram C. Gill by about 1000 to 2000 votes in Seattle mayoral contest. In Texas, Campo reports 90 percent of area rice planters on Southern Rice Growers contracts, signaling a prosperous planting season.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
George F. Cotterill
Hiram C. Gill
Campo
Tex
Southern Rice Growers’ Association
Prepare for Vegetable Shipments
W E Ogston of Springfield Mo superintendent for Frisco refrigerator lines visited Kingsville with F M Gregory and F W Parker to discuss car supply for vegetables. A large movement of cabbage is underway and about 125 cars of onions will be shipped from the valley in the coming weeks.
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Kingsville
Tex
W. E. Ogston
Springfield
Frisco Refrigerator Lines
F. M. Gregory
F. W. Parker
St. Louis
Brownsvn
Mexico
Milady's Toilet Table Mine Remedies
Simple home treatments to keep hair and complexion youthful. Dry shampooing with cornmeal brightens and thickens hair. A magatone and witch hazel lotion smooths the face. Delatone paste removes unwanted hair. Mer's Salve heals sores and skin eruptions while antiseptic properties reduce infection risk.
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Lida Day
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