Legislature ends session amid tense moves and quorums
The legislature adjourned after a day of fiery speeches and procedural wrangling over a privilege resolution concerning Governor Ferguson. A two thirds vote dispute and a conference committee failure on the congressional redistricting bill marked the frenzied close, with adjournment until Friday.
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Bonse
House
Ison
Conference
Senate
Loudermilk
Xyverminor
Amnally
Nordhsus
Valentine
James L. Blaydon
Snyden Seade
Lattimore
Sowey
Merchi
Historic Texas House honors Speaker Woods with gifts
In Austin Maren 20 during the forty fourth Legislature session the House showered Speaker Tommy Woods with praise and tokens. Representatives Bradley Beeby Sullivan and McDowell spoke of Woods fair judgment and administration as pages clerks and stenographers looked on. A diamond stud, silver pen set, and presented gifts highlighted a moment of gratitude for a hard working session.
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Austin
Tex
Maren
Bud
Tove
Hite
Wnd
Peaker Broeders
Pitts Uno
Tommy Woods
Jronnertion
Blalock
Woods
Bilas Davis
John
Gevis
McDowell
MA Woods
H. F. Spencer
Sullvan
Ito
Rose
Former Governor Visits Senate Delivers Peaceful Speech
March 20 reports former Governor C B Chiquiit renewing in session and addressing the Senate. He says he was pressed to speak with the Upper chamber and commends harmony between the governor's office and legislators, urging focus on Texas peace and orderly relations as the session nears adjournment.
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Goveror C. B. Chiquiit
Senate
Sinen
Texas
Senate Adopts Resolution For Adjournment Without Delay
Austin Texas March 20 At 11 40 a m the Senate adopted a resolution pledging no further bills and shifting the session to Ville proceedings and longerance reports A Bee motion named committees to notify the governor and the House of readiness to adjourn The governor notice panel included Ree Hall and Wiler The House panel listed Derwin Westlenak and Robbins A resolution of thanks was adopted
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Senate
Ferguson
Thorrett
NASA
Towell
Bayly
Baghy
Sackett
Tillotson
Rhrew
Towel
Wat Wo
Williams
McLennin
Wenn and Wat
Mnnster
House
Lewelling
Anstin
Tex
Almech
Imperial Sugar Company
Abderinta
Elm- Huntey
HM Whitka
Phas
Texas
State Board of Forestry
A. \ys M. Carlese
Austin
Ville
Bee
Cam
Ree, Hall and Wiler
Siouse
Derwin
Westlenak
Robbins
Passover Celebrations Begin As Jewish Feast Returns
The Passover festival starts Monday evening Nissen 14th and runs through April 4. Orthodox observances mark the exodus narrative with the Sedar ceremony and four cups of wine symbolizing redemption. Restrictions include eating leavened bread during the week.
Mrs Silsbee Champion Wins Golf Final Title
Mrs Lockwood sponsored the Mrs T.8. Lockwood golf event with Mrs Silsbee champion over Fanita McMillan two up, in a Friday postfinals tourney. Prizes were awarded by Mer IB and Watton, with other details uncertain due to damaged text.
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Robert M
Robert Me
Miwon Stastart
Viet Stel
Mer IB. W. Tawton
Warchipo Sinks by Turks in the Straits, Engagement Renewed
An Athens dispatch reports Turkish batteries pounded Allied ships in the Dardanelles aiming to force passage to Kilid Bahr and Chanak Kalessi. The French battleship Gaulois was damaged but repairable. British cruiser Inflexible damaged bow and evacuated wounded. Turkish fortifications sustained damage. six ships attacked forts. Paris and London tally battle losses and torpedo actions.
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Itu
Gaulom
Sud
Navrla
ENGAGEMENT 15 RESUMED AT DARDANELLES FATE IN BALANCE
London reports heavy shelling of the Dardanelles as ships from Britain France and Russia press Turkish positions. Turkish forts resist with bombardment ongoing while several vessels suffer damage and casualties are feared aboard French and allied ships amid weather delays.
Dairymen Arrested Over Milk Sales Rules
The French admiralty and Turkish officials signal varied war news while dairymen face arrests under new health codes. Authorities bar dairymen from exchanging or selling milk on streets and prohibit bottle milk from ten gallon rear cylinders, as health officials enforce screening and curb contamination. Snow dusts parts of Mississippi and Alabama.
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Aiere
Naither
Health Department
Euy
Obituary Burper George Sheperd 85 in San Antonio
George Sheperd aged 85 died Friday evening in San Antonio after a long illness. He represented Pedow Tron Company for years and lived in Augusta Maine before moving to Texas. Funeral services are set for Sunday at the Shelley-Lorlig funeral chapel with burial at Mission Burial Park.
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Burper
George Sheperd
Veterin
San Antonin
San Antonio I Sanitariate
Snower
al Shepard
Pedow Tron Company
San Antonio
Lifer
Alamo
Tron
Sheperd
Augusta
Ragland
Shelley-Lorlig Uniertaking Company
Malin
Waltar Malin
Pyrerna
Ark
Geveral Ratives
A. A
Mit Marlin
Arkansas
Sixty four saved from French battleship Bouvet disaster
Paris reports sixty four survivors from the French battleship Bouvet after the Dardanelles engagement on March 16. The Houvet was sunk in the same action with Allied fleets sustaining minor losses. Five confirmed survivors, three other ships in the French division praised for their bold attack.
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Paris
Tandoh
Dardanches
Lasaes
Dardanelles
Vigor Sud Secre
Gueprette
Jisat
Bengal
Bouvet
Free Lecture on Christian Science in San Antonio Texas
Announcement for a free lecture on Christian Science by Plat Charen of Christ Scientiat in San Antonio. The event occurs Monday March 2 with Walton G a board member listed as presenter. Public invitation aims to explain Christian Science beliefs to attendees.
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Christ
Scientiat
San Antonio
Pexas
Announchs
Roethoven Wall Mondaey
Maret
LD Es Vloloeig Yy
Walton G. A
Lecturaehiy
He Morten Charen
Raat
Chris Selenite
Trial updates in Campbell case and related hearings
The Campbell case against Maud Campbell and related actions involving Prof. Wesley Peacock were discussed at a Saturday hearing. Testimony mentioned six houses, with ownership proof deemed insufficient for three. an appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals at Avatin was noted. Peacock versus Kelliman proceedings were set for Saturday, with delays anticipated in connected suits.
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Judas
Tayloe
Wesley Pee Tock
Maud Campball
Chambers & Watson
Curihe
Court of Criminal Appeals
Avatin
Weeley Peacock
Ben Kellmaon
Shailor
Seventythird District Court
W. F. Wael
Eourt
Campbell
Bre Bleher Gourd
Battle Near Monterey Defends Matamoros
A combat tale from March 20 reports forces of the Constitutionalists and Villistas fighting near Matamoros. General Naffaralis, commanding at Watchanks, has reinforced Matamoros fortifications and will defend the city against a Villista advance.
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Brcavnly
Tiller
Herreras
Hoeryeres
Momteres
Naffaralis
Watchanks
Matamoras
Vitisla
Matamorasy
Mexia
Ani
Eseptedb
Treving
Nafferrais
Avaise
Yucatan Revolt Suppressed by Mexican Forces
An incoherent garble references Rafael Zoleuran Vapronoy and General Salvador Alvarado as new governor of Yucatan, claiming suppression of a reactionary movement. The text is damaged and contains multiple misread names and places, obscuring factual details.
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Rafael Zoleuran Vapronoy
Gobernado
Carrmen's Cabinel
Salvador Alvarado
Callifury
Yucatan
Heeelehnenn
Morida
Yuna
Mies
Porrigners Fitts Proves in El Paso War News
In El Paso on March 20 a briefing notes United and foreign protests over new wartime levies touching British and foreign subjects. Vinco informs merchants to contribute to the war fund. taxes fall heavily on foreigners. Myles urges Britain and France to resist the new impositions. Villa’s aviation edict looms as pilots prepare for the south. Carranza, Agenty, and Yuasule sail from Galveston to Vera Cruz to meet him. Acosta and Zuazva, young Constitutionalist leaders, split with Blanco over stance as Obregon absorbs most troops.
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Tex
Iernan
Myles
Uta
Elty
Amos
Willy
Jesus
Muneleroy
Monterey
Connal
Mytee
Valin
Consildivles
Chihuahua
Villa
Fatling
W.fp
Can Fuver
S. Bereer
South
Carranza
Emilio Agenty
Fortimaco Yuasule
Galveston
Vera Crag
Acosta
Zuazva
Bianca Don
Blanco
Mexico City
Menyr
Obregon
Maccabean Zion Society Meeting for Officers Election
A 9 o'clock Sunday meeting at the Hebresy Institute will elect officers and decide whether the society should join the Buat Zion organization. The program includes poems and memorials by Elizabeth Wise and others, with readings on Palestine and Jerusalem themes, plus several speakers and musical items.
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Maccabean Zion Society
Hebresy Institute
Buat Zion Organization
Trollana
Ruyssie
Elizabeth Wise
Narelsse Leven
Mies Osnah Sadevski
Jerusalem
Joe Gaot
Voting methods and challenged ballots in Indianapolis election
In Indianapolis Judge Anderson questioned voter George Thorpe about his ability to operate a lever and record of votes after a precinct challenges list was burned. The exchange touched on legitimacy of casting for United Seat and a senatorial candidate amid a disputed election.
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Indianapolis
Tad
Beret
Haute
Joe Kelles
George Thorpe
Jurge Anderson
United Seat
Congres
Ema
Tharpe
Jaro
Frost Expected Saturday Night Across Local Weather District
The local weather bureau warns of frost Saturday night with temperatures dropping to near 4 degrees in some areas and extended below normal for March. Conditions show a unusual streak of cold, with several days well under average, threatening vegetation despite protective efforts.
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Maren
Mateh Opryss
Norial
Nurmal
Weather Bureau
Artist Juan Onderdonk Explains Color Perception to Children
Juan Onderdonk spoke at the Carnegie Library auditorium explaining why colors change in art. He emphasized lighting and shadows alter appearances and that a white ceiling can appear tinted. The free exhibition continues Sunday with a Spanish-language lecture by Senor Gutierres de Lars.
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Julian Qudernonk
Cammegie Library
Oxhution
Pitts Galkey
Belf
Senor Gutierres de Lars
1914 Cotton Crop Yields Set New Record Across States
A Washington Herald report highlights the 1914 US cotton crop reaching record levels with 15,875,002 bales of 500 pounds each, totaling substantial output in states like Texas, Missouri, North Carolina, and California. It notes California and Arizona showing growth, California’s output up while Arizona trails, and provides estimated crop value around 764 million dollars for 1914-16. The piece cites average bale weight at 50.2 pounds and discusses market prices and seed value, including commentary on education among mill owners.
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D.C. Ataren
Unlind
Valle
Alnband
Rawheler
Algbaia
Aransu
Moria
Goorsla
Louisiana
Mississippi
Miscouri
North Carola
Olan Wotna
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
California
Arizona
Avigona
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Aope
Fouvet
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Wis Mink
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AL Mertting
Greenie
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Shelley-Torin Undertaking Co
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New & Oy
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Wesley Pentack i
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Austin Tire Tisurance Company
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Millinnaire
Joe Gannon
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Washington Herald
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Dorchester
Mass
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San Antonio Loan & Trest Co
West
Commerce Street
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Mortgage Goan
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