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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1935

Page

3

Supreme Court to test ad valorem discount act

The court allowed a suit by Rowin Drilling Co to challenge a state act offering prompt payment discounts on taxes. It seeks mandamus directing the Comptroller to accept $205.43 under House Bill No 6. Attorney General McGraw calls the act unconstitutional. The discounts were 3 percent for October 2 percent in November and 1 percent in December. The case was set for Tuesday argument.

Austin Supreme Court Rowin Drilling Company Jexye Mandamus George H. Sheppard William McGraw

Texan Cleared in Torch Death

Waxahachies October 1 The indictment of murder against Cal and Yarbrough Belton business man in connection with the torch death of his 16 year old foster daughter Doris had been dismissed today The district attorney said he dismissed the charge at the request of Henry Caylor Bell county district attorney Yarbrough was convicted once by a Travis county jury assessing a 25 year penalty The case was reversed and no subsequent trials resulted in hung juries He testified the girl's dress caught fire as she watched him work on an automobile and that he threw three buckets of fluid on her believing it to be water It was gasoline testimony revealed

Waxabachts Cal &, Yarbrough Belton Toreh Doris Tietrict Lyrin Griffith Henry Caylor Bell County Yirbrough Travis Tie

Strike actions flare in Mobile and New Orleans port areas

Brush marks and a mobile strike began with tear gas and brick tossing at Mobile while New Orleans saw a calm, orderly shift as the International Longshoremen's Association planned across four ports including Gulfport and Pensacola. In Houston dock workers initiated an East Gulf ports boycott amid union recognition tensions.

New Orleans Mobile Als International Longshoremen’s Association Gulfport Miss Pensacola Isher Houston Houstan East Gulf International Longshoremen’s Union

Texas gets over 28 million for schools and repairs

The Public Works Administration approves 324 earmarks totaling 28,419,270 for Texas projects across 187 ventures. Grants head 4,200,409 covering about 45 percent of costs with 4,758,925 in loans for 137 projects, mostly school repairs and additions. Final approval rests with the Comptroller General before warrants are issued.

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Private sale fights and liquor bills dominate session

The house and senate debated package liquor measures amid a looming split with monopolists. A delinquent tax bill by Sen. Arthur P. Dugnan aimed to raise 10 million dollars in year one, but stalled on the house calendar. Beer license cuts to 50 dollars a year and half-rate for on premises sales were approved by the liquor traffic committee. A 10 percent tax on luxury sales and an occupation tax on dance halls also moved forward. Maj. Maurice E. Barker has reported to Fort Sam Houston for duty as division chemical warfare officer after duty at Edgewood Arsenal.

Senate Arthur P. Dugnan Lithefield T. J. Holbrook Galveston Grady Woodruff Decatur Iquor Traffic Communittee House Revenue and Taxation Committee J. Franklin Spears San Antonio Spears Fouse Barker Maurice E. Barker Chemical Warfare Service Fort. Sara Houston Edgewood Arsenal

City News Moder Dance at Macdona Night

Special tourist night features Harry Davis Orchestra and Jerry McRae floor show at 617 No St Marys. Admission 35 cents. Monday event promoted by local organizers with dance and entertainment lineup.

Moder Macdona Harry Davis Orchestra Tady St. Mary's Jerry Mc-Rae

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