Ferguson Amnesty Ballot Challenge at Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court heard a case on an amnesty act that restored Gatronor Jamey B. Fersneoa to political rights and guaranteed his name on the ballot. Speer of Fort Worth led the effort, arguing the amnesty act reflected the people’s will, while Ferguson and supporters asserted legislative power to restore rights despite later repeal.
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Austin
Texas
Bill Yguseld
Jamey B. Fersneoa
Supreme Court
Ocle Speer
Fort Worth
Commission of Appeale
Fetsason
Spear
Mra
Miriam A. Ferguson
Goragnor
Dan Moody- Fergusen
Ferguson
Teacher Arrested After Boxing Ears of Pupil
Misa Tilda Rennick a 28 year old teacher was taken into custody in Kanbas City Ren March 5 after she boxed the ears of a pupil who threw panc on the floor in her classroom. The mother of the student Virsit Low Mantz is involved with charges against Rennick though she admitted to the act.
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Kanbas Citt
Grear-n
Curran condemns Prohibition decision on ice cake crime
Curran, president of the Avrociapian Against the Prohibition Amendment, blasts a court ruling upholding seizures of empty containers bound for wets in Hofer traffic. He argues the decision escalates prohibition as a felony to merely possess ice. He warns of broader felonies if the ruling stands.
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Washington, D. C
Frenee
Curran
Avrociapian
Sunrethe Toure
Contested Vote Sparks City Bond Battle in 1940s
City faces a vote contest from foes as Citizens League prepares to file if official canvass upholds a 209 vote majority for bonds. Maverick and supporters accuse machine rule, citing 2600 illegal votes and irregularities in precinct tallies amid a tense canvass and political clash.
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Citizens League
Maverick Prld
Pape
Offici
Chimbere
T. D. Corby Ix
Italy
Treeinet No. 12
Tkwan
Cite Hospital
Bimpson
Ed Fries
Chambers
Maury Maverick
Earl Wright Johnson
Tizens’ League
Hoad
Mars Maverick
Bss
Caucas
Weakley
Citizens Lagne
Vague Precinct Vote Notes Mention Various Figures
Fragmentary OCR text references precinct voting terms and numeric figures such as 132 and 1161, with mentions of bonds, river improvements, and a hospital. The legible content is incoherent, lacking clear event, date, or named entities to form a precise summary.
Two Convicts Shot in Ohio Police Action (Continued)
The report details a shooting at the Ohio penitentiary scene where two inmates died. Officials cite safety concerns, with guards patrolling both inside and outside the gray walls as 700 militiamen stand on duty and 1500 inmates gradually return to work. Names of the dead are withheld to prevent misidentification.
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Uule
City voting marked by upsets in bond election
San Antonio voters backed a 34,076,000 municipal bond with widespread upsets across precincts. Proponents carried 42 of 04 precincts while opponents won 52, highlighting machine influence on the west side and strong anti-bond sentiment in East End and North Highland areas. Overall turnout shows civic engagement with a tight margin and scattered precinct-by-precinct results.
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Agid
Chambers
San Antonio
Ang Ni Bee
Mare
Ransane
Aglock
Felice Tyindy
Iheypital Bénrla
Weberk
Engilaine
Challer Zee
Honda
Pallite
STE
Elrerion
Comen Inalonera
James Shapyan
Ehevia
T. Yao Cabbs Jr
Tne Willners
Stron Tt
Prary
Lamar Seclignon
Thiens
Ryote
Bax
Antibond
East End
Deeps Street
Zarramora
Antig
West End
West Ashby
Santis
San Pedro Precineta
Antis
Boxer
Magnolia-Jones Avenue
Antig Win
Tobin Till
Bozes
Toe Artis
Ares
Government Hill
Unclear Combat Remedies Promised by Public Notices
Fragmentary OCR text describes alleged cures and guarantees related to medical conditions and a supposed endorsement by a president. The partial wording mentions soothing boils, ulcers, and healing promises tied to a named person and location, with unclear claims and contact hints.
Relieves His Own Mother of Neuritis
A patient treats his mother’s neuritis with a message urging readers to seek prescription drugs from doctors and pharmacists. The text mentions herbal remedies and cautions against unnecessary delays, urging consultation for relief and suggesting dozens of goats may be relevant to the cause.
Stomach Sufferers Urged to Try Taniac for Bad Breath
A dubious health claim blitz promotes Taniac as a cure for bad breath and stomach troubles. It promises quick relief and a money back guarantee, urging readers to swallow pills and wash with mouth rinse as a quick fix.
Fraternity Suspended After Feasting On Prize Hens
Washington dispatch reports the disappearance of three prize laying hens valued at 2500 dollars from the Maryland Sigma Nu chapter during an egg laying contest. The chantet invited three initiates to supply chickens for a banquet. no source for the birds was given. The hens were later found butchered. The Maple Chapter faces a one year suspension by the national fraternity and the university pledges compensation for the losses.
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Washington, D.C
University of Maryland
Maryland
Siginn Ku
Sigaa Nua
Andhe University
Voter precinct totals show bonds winning large majorities
A fragmented report details precinct by precinct results with bonds favored heavily in many areas. Notable margins appear in Precincts 62 and 02 north of Highland Park, Precincts 4 and 3 around Cooper Street, and precincts 73 74 in Labor Temple area, while some precincts near Hicks Avenue and Frio City Road show lighter or mixed support.
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Labor ‘Temple
Antig
Hicks Avenue Sretinw
Frio City Road
Harlandale
Bonia
Antix
Mits Ton South Prece
European Journalists Tour America For Two Month Study
A group of foreign writers including four Germans and journalists from ten nations began a two month study trip to the United States aboard the North German Lloyd liner Berlin. They accepted an invitation from the Carnegie Foundation to observe American conditions and life.
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America
Bremen
Germany
Musi
Totas
North Geran
Berlin
United Stas
Carnegie Foundation
Campbell Duster Sought Sparks San Antonio Election Controversy
Reporters say candidates and guards monitored precincts as challenges flood the ballot box. An effort to oust Campbell was approved unanimously, with attorneys hired to contest results if needed. Local officials vow to certify or seek court action to reveal alleged machine manipulation.
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John Isoyle
San Antonio
Church May Cite Cannon In Virginia Case
The Virginia Bishop Tsun, and other church officials, face possible charges as the second day of the annual Methodist Episcopal Church conference in Dallas proceeds. It is uncertain if Bishop Caron will be cited to explain alleged political and market activities, with no formal charges yet filed.
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Theo
Normel
Dallas
Tsun
Janes Cannon
Virginia
Benalgahera
Epiaemmal Chureh
South
Bisbop Caron
Taran
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