Arizona seeks Supreme Court ruling on Boulder Canyon Dam case
Ules fights by Aron Washington DC March 9. Arizona asks the Supreme Court to invalidate federal permission for the Boulder Canyon Dam project on the Colorado River and to block Secretary Wilbur and others from proceeding. California Nevada Utah New Mexico Colorado join in the remand urging dismissal of Arizona suit amid river compact and federal authorization disputes.
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Awashington
D.C
Arizona
Supreme Court
Colorado
California
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Wilbur
Arimone
Ube Doulder Caren
Atates
Wilber
Aurora
Arizone
Arisona
Government Fries Reply to Suit
The government filed a reply to Arizona's attack on Hooter dsm stating there was no injury to her client or her property. The reply argues Arizona’s brief is disordered and proposes displacing water from the crate wave, claiming no benefit from it, and asks the bill be dismissed.
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Nase
Paused warrant pay plan noted in Austin discussion
An Austin report records a paused warrant pay plan amid continued debate. The text indicates concerns over funding and implementation, with officials noting the impact on teachers and students. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Colonel Harris Gets New Detail
Colonel Harris assigned to Eighth Corps area finance department duties. Lieut. Col. Enis announced as officer for the Eighth Corps finance section. Harris reported to Fort Sam Houston Monday and is ordered to report to Washington for two months of additional duty.
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Enis
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Joneton
Harris
Ax Corps
Finance Department
Washington
Fizarce
Boston
Barce
Firet Corps Area
Elm Street Block Paving Ordered by City
City commission ordered paving of Elm Street block from Cornerve to Blum Streets. Project expected cost about $300. Also tied to proposed extension between Mouston and Water Street, delaying completion. Mayor C. 3. Chautim paid Monday due to legal issues between Houston and Commeser streets.
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Elm Street
Cornerve
Blum
Mouston
Water Street
Bmayor C
Chautim
Munday
Becaure
Cerera
Mayoralty Marriage Bill Moves Forward in Senate
In a tense session the Senate approved a measure allowing the mayor of Tex to perform marriage ceremonies and assume related duties. The vote tally was 28 to 409, with key support noted from Loy and Por of Tratlna. The bill now advances to the next stage amid questions about protocol and authority.
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Senate
Ay Todas
Tex
Planes Not Under Vehicle Theft Law, U S Court Rules
Supreme Court rules interstate transportation of an airplane does not constitute a violation of the motor vehicle theft law. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes delivered the decision. The case involved William McBosle of Garena, Tlinnis, appealing to the high court.
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U. S
Washington, D
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
William McBosle
Garena
Tlinnis
Entomologists Gather for Texas Society Convention
About 40 entomologists met at the Place hotel for the Texas Entomological Society annual convention. Topics included termite control and tree scale, with San Antonio noted for a home termite-proof house. Election of officers favored College Station leaders. future meetings planned in 1995. Delegates toured the bollworm lab and heard speakers from A&M College and other institutions.
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Place Hotel
Texas Entorcological Society
W. Malls
Bexar County
San Antonio
ROUSE
Sac Antonio
Detrich Saur
Tele Gales Mondey Gleracen
Claremont Avenue
S. W. Bi
College Station
L. Thames
WM. A. Stewart
The
Institute At
Houston
US Will Pass Up Wheat Conference
Washington March 2. A grain official stated the United States will not participate in an international wheat limitation conference at Rome. The remark came as a government term broker commented on policy and trade measures affecting wheat.
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Washington, D.C
Sempel
Smckelple
Bard
United States
Reme
Suly
Dog Leads Father to Body in Helena Tragedy
In Helena Montana on March 8 a dog led Hervey Bo Marcum to the body of his 3 year old son Jimmy, found seated near a frozen area after a barking disturbance.
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Helena
Mont
Hervey Bo Marcum
Reacher
Jimmy
Refrigeration Law Urged for Valley
HARLINGES March B Request the refrigeration vigilant to the applying in the Mississippi valley be applied in the Bin Grande valley. It is expected to be paced before the interats le commerce ceramission by the Valley Shiprere association. Rate committer of the association me here determined that the Mississippi ruling termited a more flexible arrangement than allowed by the California cube.
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Valley Harlinges
Mississippi Valley
bin Grande Val
Valley Shiprere Association
Marfa Chamber Manager Resigns Amid Leadership Change
The manager of the Marfa Chamber resigns and moves to nearby Sander Von where he joins a new role. Directors plan to meet at an near date to elect a new head, as the organization undergoes leadership transition.
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Marfa Chamber
Mahka
Texas
UPB
Teaver
Tnnager
Chazber
Ahd
Sandervon
Gib Gilchrist Visits in Marfa
Gib Gilchrist visits Marfa and nearby west Texas today to observe proposed highway restrictions. The trip, dated March 9, focuses on local impacts and infrastructure plans.
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Gib Gilchrist
Marfa Marfa
Texas
Gib Gilcrist
Rebway
Marfa
Health Officer Reappointed in Bastrop County
TIASTROP March report notes Dr. TT Taylor of Barleon was reappointed by Bastrop County’s committee court to continue as health officer. The decision follows recent local actions and confirms ongoing public health leadership.
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Bastrop
Tiastrop
Tera
TT Taylor
Barleon
Thastrop County
Ilan
Final Talks In Board Race Ahead Of Election
Campaign ends Monday night with a rally by the Better Schools ticket at Page Junior School. The race centers on the reappointment of B. W. Hartley as superintendent as Economy ticket Joins opposition with two continuing members backing Hartley. Independent Adshr has not decided his position. Page school events feature Judge G Crooks Ulintom Crown and former mayor J G Hornberger among speakers.
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B. W. Hartley
Public Schoo's
Better Schools
J. A. McIntosh
Economy School
Lickel
Ji. D. Gilwore
J.T. Halle Jr
W. H. Williams
Merv King Robbie
J. E. King
Hobie
Hartley
King
Bss
Athlude
Abshi¢r
Better Schoole
Page School
Mordar P. Street
South Nine
Improvement League
Z. Crooks
Ulintom G. Crown
J. G. Hornberger
Sire
Satterfield
Jadwin Rites Jet Thursday
The War Department announced General George Edgar Jadwin retired will have funeral services in Washington Thursday. Eight honorary pallbearers include five major generals and a brigadier general. The body arrives from Panama where he died. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery follows a service at New York Presbyterian Church. Escort details include Furoe Ellowell of the Third Cavalry Band and a platoon of the Sixteenth Field Artillery.
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Washington
D. C
War Department
Geo
Edgar Jadwin
Panam
New York Presbyterian Church
Assington National Cemetery
Cemeteer Furowell
Three Elected for San Benito School Board in April Election
A. L. Harris, president, is among three trustees whose terms expire. The placer for those terms will be listed for the school election on Saturday, April 4. Terms of W. B. Haines and Sam Q. Sparks also expire with no announced reelection. Holdovers include E. C. Breedlove B. Livingston J. R. Gilbert and James Q. Louthan. Breedlove and Louthan were appointed after resignations.
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Ban Benito
Vexaz
Saveh v
A. L. Harris
W. B. Haines
Sam QO. Sparks
E. C. Breedlove
B.2
Livington
J. R Gilbert
James Q. Louthan
Breedlove
Booth
Tlouthan
Keng
Manning
Harlingen
Headquarters for Bankers Selected in Amela Texas
The Texas Bankers Association begins its 31st annual convention March 12 13 and 24 with headquarters at the Hilton hotel. J Q McAdara Winters is president and W A Shilpott Dallas secretary. Grorge E Webb from First National Bank helps arrange plans for 100 visitors and related events with rail routes.
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Ban Amela
Texas
Texas Bankera Association
Hilton Hotel
JQ McAdara
Winters
W. A. S’hilpott
Dalles
Sande Ty Grorge E. Webn
Ureal
Ureal, Dept of the First National Tank
College students plan history tour from Binneyville to the coast
More than 40 members of the Robert J. Kleberg History Club, composed of students from the Texas College of Arts and Industries, embark on their annual pilgrimage. The trip, organized under J. F. Cowper, head of the history department, covers points of interest between the city and the coast.
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Binneyvillle
Maren
Robert J. Kleberg History Clab
Atudenta
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Avaat
Thin City
Anto
J. F. Cowper
Brad
Denison Liquor Trial Delayed To Wednesday
Washington March 1 The liquor probe trial of Edward F. Denison former Illinois representative was postponed from today and rescheduled to Wednesday in the District of Columbia supreme court.
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Denison
Washington, DB. G
Edward 4. Denion
Illinois
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Livestock Receipts Turn Trade Activity in Multiple Markets
San Antonio and Chicago area livestock reports show mixed bids and supplies. Cattle and calf receipts in Kansas City and Oklahoma City reflect varying weights and prices, with active demand for certain grades and notable price ranges across regions.
Bastrop Advertiser Hits 77 Years as Texas Oldest Weekly
The Bastrop Advertiser marks seventy seven years of continuous operation claiming status as the oldest weekly newspaper in Texas and second oldest in the state. Founded in 1853 by Capt. T W Cain, the paper stayed in Cain family hands for over three decades with T W Cain of Austin as the last editor. The publication is owned and published by J C Sai of Fagin, who also owns the Elgin Courier.
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Bastnol
Fexsu
Sacch
Bastrop
Texas
Tewan
Capt
T.W. Cain
Cain 13
T. W. Cain
Austin
J. C. Sai
Fagin
Elgin Courier
Ith
San Angelo Fire Premium Increase Explained
Fire premium hikes were announced to be paid over the next year with a $3 per $190 increase due to the city’s reduced goods credit. Horton, secretary of the Sure Rosela Insurance Exchange, cites a 12 year credit reduction and a three year decline in rates. The key rate now stands at 23 cents.
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BAN Amgdia
Bastrop Election Ordered for April 7 Aldermen Election
A Bastrop city election is ordered by Mayor T P Hoesle to be held April 7 for three aldermen, town marshal, and hours. Judges named include J Milton and George F Per king with Alex Waugh as associate judge.
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Bastrop. Terns
Bastrop
T. P. Hoesele
S. F.C. Higgins
JS. Hehorfer
T. PF. Hasnig
J. Milton
George F. Perking
Alex Waugh
New York Judge Seabury Opens Office Inquiry
New York March 2 governor Roosevelt orders Samuel Seabury to head magistrates court inquiry into alleged misfeasance in office by Thomas C Crain senior attorney for New York County. Seabury authorized to investigate and present findings.
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N.Y
New York
Fiovernor Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Magistrates Courts
Thomas C
Robinson Boomed for Presidency in 1992 Nomination
Yet Heritor Jor T. Telinean was boomed in the Heracetatic nomination for the presidency in 1992 by unanimous vote of the Arsanzao Senate. Gene Hedewick announced a nonel Bandicap Lennie tournament for Public Hervice em pree to be held later at Bay. A pageant by the floral Girl Scouts will be held at the Slap list church on Banter eve.
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Robinson
Tiple Hock
Ark
Heritor Jor T. Telinean
Arsanzao Senate
Public Service
Gene Hedewick
Soviet Premier Molotov Attacks U.S. War Intervention Warning
In Moscow during a biennial congress, Soviet Premier Molotov attacked adventurous Americans and said armed intervention is the main aim of the Soviet government. He warned that U.S. imports depend on Soviet exports and threatened American trade reprisals over gun dumping allegations. The attack was delivered as delegates to the federal council gathered.
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Doiversal Bernice
Moscow
U. S
Hamilton Fish
Russia
Fich
Viazherky Molotov
Cuth
Sederal Council
Molotov
Alexei Tiyzov
Council of the People's
United States
Grain Market Update From Chicago to Liverpool
Grain activity rose early with wheat futures in Chicago lifting on improved demand and weather signals. Liverpool noted firmer prices amid Canada and Argentina offers, while production forecasts pointed to higher output this year. oats followed wheat while provincial markets responded to updated values and-shipments across multiple regions.
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Chicago
Wheelaia
Cewa
Weason
Otu Euands
Literpool
Canadia
Araotine
France
London metals prices and copper spot rates update
London copper and other metals quoted with prices per ton and per ounce. Traders note spot rates and market shifts, with bullion prices listed for reference and currency figures shown in pounds and pence.
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Tonpon
Losman
London
Lend
Sugar and Coffee Markets Struggle Amid Mixed Trading
New York markets show arcane pricing as sugar and coffee trade near uneven levels. Prices hover around 2,300 with limited volume and little change from the prior close while traders note tepid demand and cautious reaction to refinery outputs.
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New York
Reward Offered for Robbers in Basolo Heist
McAlester Oklahoma residents urged action after a series of robberies including the Basolo case. Prominent oil dealer Tony Basolo leads the demand for a $1000 reward for each robber caught in the act.
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Tony Basolo
Oil Desler
Market Prices Show Mixed Crops and Livestock
Reports indicate corn declined to 92.25 per bushel while wheat dropped from 7 to 8. Lettuce fell about 2.5 cents with new quotes. wax beans rose 75 cents. Dairy and poultry products remained unchanged as markets show varied shifts.
Prices for Fruits and Vegetables from Urenes Marke
A garbled listing shows prices for a wide range of produce at Urenes Marke including onions potatoes apples pears oranges and lemons with dozens of items priced per bushel crate pound or dozen. Notable entries include potatoes at 1.25 per bushel and oranges at 60 to 47.60 per box, along with apples at various rates and dairy products listed separately.
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Goullflowar
Busser
Eegplani
Rome
Avcendan Calit
Pausd Berane
Beonm Berlcan Proce
Heans Pinto
Brazil
Electrie
California
Idaho
Maine
Doe
Botolloes
Pew
Pronessed
Redishen Gazen Busches
Btrantarsien
Poultry Produce Prices and Markets Across Cities
Randomized apricot of poultry and creamery prices, with references to Chicago Fort Worth New York and Kansas City markets. Lists varied items like chicken, butter, and eggs alongside market notes, pricing figures, storage terms, and regional remarks from March reports.
Phillips Funeral Services Held For Aula Phillips
Funeral services for Aula Phillips, 79, longtime employee at the Thine Temple, were held Monday at her home address 1715 Han Pedery Avenue Sundberrow. Survived by daughters Jennie and Nina Palliga of San Antonio.
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Mra
Aula Phelips
Han Peder Ayenue
Sunderwerr
Mantsam
Mer
Phillipx
Jermeny
Murrvived Hy Ter Dondhters
Mittra Jennie
Nina Palllga
Antenly
Cotton Market Notes from New York and Liverpool
Market text reports on cotton prices and trading in New York and Liverpool. Prices show mixed moves with gains in some months and declines in others. Activity is described as moderate with liquidations and bullish tones cited, plus quotations for futures and spot cloth from London and Alexandria.
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Newt Vonic Correy
New. York
Tahi
Cullen
Polais
Ecverdhe
Tylverpool Cables
Alexandria
Dclnta
Well to Be Drilled on Kenedy Tract
Oil drill project planned on the Kenedy tract near Karnes County. W J Hubbard ownership and G Ko and M Drilling Co leading the effort to establish a new oil well. Project development overseen by Karnes County Development. Toby Pickett coordinates oversight and depth determination will guide future steps.
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Kenedy
Krwedy
Ian
W. J. Hubbard
G. Ko
M. Drill. Ing Company
Karnes
Eal
Toby 4
Pickett
Finitiliga
Planned Dams in Gillespie County Decide 1931 Work
A Gillespie county plan calls for building 25 dams in 1931 as part of the Hill Country water program. Charles T. Dooley led a meeting at Morris Ranch to outline cooperative efforts with minimal costs. Delegations from Fredericksburg and nearby communities will attend, with fish and oyster commission officials explaining dam construction and water supply benefits.
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Predericksburg
Texas
Merch D
Gillespie County
Fordateils
Onshe
Hill Country Chamber of
J. W. Chopping
Morris Ranch
Coantty
Elsner Funeral Set for Tuesday
Carl Gustave Eisner died Monday at Mie Mame of Kiagon after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 o clock from Rieby Undertaking with burial at Me Neve Tuthoenn comelrrs. Eisner, German native, had lived in Lexus area and San Antonio. Surviving relatives include Miss Pauling Elsner of Cameron and others.
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Carl Gustave Eisner
Kiagon
Adolph Hlanee
Lerix Avenue
Rieby Undertaking
Chanel
Eisner
Germany
Lexus
Antonio JD
Yeo Chesonne
Aye One
Aitoish
San Antonio
Wall Oxwall
Risnur
Cameron
Ane Dauphins
Funeral for Horace M Green Held in Barking
Funeral services were held Monday for Horace M Green, 43, who died at home in Barking. Born in Lenton, he lived in San Antonio for two years. Survived by widow Nina Green, daughter Mrs Mace Pugs of San Antonio, four brothers Dudley Saf Dallas Herbert of Anto James B of San Antonio George Corren of Fugland, two sisters Rose Saunders of Waco Anne Truehead of San Antonio, and mother Mrs Vo EB Green of San Antonio.
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Gerviers
Tarace Aa
Troon
Flanor Atreat
Barking
Menilay
Woos Green
Lenton
San Antonio
Nina Green
Mace Pugs
Dudley Saf Dallas
Herbert
Anto
James B
San Antoi
George Corren
Fugland
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