Softening of Liquor Law Favored in Texas Legislature
Austin March 11 The Texas legislature debates the liquor question with moves to soften penalties and align punishments with federal statutes while resisting changes to the carth and seizure law. An effort to loosen warrant rules based on information and belief is rejected by the Senate. the House advances a bill easing penalties for first offenses under the prohibition law.
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Austin
Neoinion
Senate
House
Meet Your Postman on Delaware Street Duties
A. Ta Pulaford of 405 Delaware Street joined the Tocal post office in AY41 becoming No. 140. He carries parcel post packages twice each morning in the business section and makes afternoon parcel deliveries in Highlands Park and Denver Meights. The text then digresses into political commentary on prohibition, elections, and Sunday laws, with notes on lawmakers and public policy debates, including references to Governor Alfred E. Smith and various moral questions.
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A. Ta Pulaford
Delaware Street
Tocal
Highland Park
Denver
Senate
Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Boltera
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Public Health Group Elects New Officers in San Antonio
Dr J B Rawlings of Paso was elected president of the Terns Public Health association at the Gunter hotel rounds meeting. About 25 out of town members attended. 12 from San Antonio. New officers include J W Everman Dallas first vice president Dr W O Farmer San Antonio second vice president E A Wroy Austin treasurer and J W Buller Galveston secretary.
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J. DB. Rawlings
Paso
Terns Public Health Association
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
J. D. Flennegan
Kingsville
J. W. Everman
Dallas
W. O
Arcond
E. A. Wroy
Austin
J. W. Buller
Galveston
T. Scott
Ivxay Public Health Associatict
Namegl
le ©. Benes
George H. Craze
Bexar County
Robert B. Green Hospital
Navy
St. White
Mallinger
W. C. Wilkes
Waco
I. N. Rose
del Rio
George
Beaumont
G. D. Morgan
Harles
State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Carlsbad
Dre. W- C. Farmer
Tahhi Tiphraim Wriseh
Porter Whaler
Judge Fines Boy as Vagrant Warns Mother
The 17-year-old Tiewig Motzer was jailed after failing to pay a $25 vagrancy fine in Corporation Court. His mother testified he had stolen from her on several occasions. The judge urged the mother not to pay next time and warned the youth about earning a living.
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Tiewig Motzer
Mondey
Tuige
Dave ‘Watson
Corporation Court
Innis
Stolen Cars In San Antonio Involve Driverless Firm
Cars belonging to citizens of San Antonio were stolen and a renter of a driverless car failed to return it to the owners. Victims named include George Smith of 446 Halliday Street, Raymond Wilker of 1938 Hays Street, Emil Sehmuidt of 41L Mission Street, and the Neal Driverless Company at 413 West Louis?on Street. Police were reportedly involved Monday morning.
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Alice
San Antonio
George Smith
Halliday Street
Raymonds Wilker
Hays Street
Emil Sehmuidt
Mission Street
Wneal Driverless Companys
West Liouslon Street
Adherents See U S Likely to Join World Court
Waiting son March 13 reports suggest increasing optimism among world court adherents in the United States that the country will enter the court. News reaches Sam Harding on proposals by Blibu Rant, the American unofficial representative at the Denton meeting, and Senate reservations may win acceptance.
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Waitingson
United States
Harding
Sam Harting
Blibu Rant
Denton
Tormadili
Grrmil
Senate
Trawalter Recovery Steps After Road Crash Near Wetmore Road
Bexar County Commissioner Trawalter is reported to be recovering after a car crash on Wetmore Road. He sustained minor injuries to the right hand, with initial fears of possible amputation, and was treated at Sant Rosa Hospital.
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County Commissionis
A. Gy
Thiwatler Swan
Manfay
Sant Rosa
Baterdas
Wetmore Road
Phynehind
Than
Mrevwatter Wis
Tune Aravel
Old Cattle Trails of Texas by Harry Williams
The piece blends rural observations with vivid rural hardship. It notes jackrabbits as a pest near Hondo impacting crops amid drought and recounts a night raid by armed men driving off fields. It also covers cheese factory milk profits near Round Rock and a Schleicher county exhibit, including theft and praise for a local figure, with portraits of community life and struggle.
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Harry Williams
Lucy
Hondo
Assumed Name Law Violations Filed in Court
Complaints charging violation of the assumed name law have been filed in the court of jurisdiction. The statute requires business statements on file with the county clerk listing the assumed name and the owners’ real names. Classified ads reference late model listings.
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Union Agaisé 21
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