Supreme Court lets cities regulate jitneys and movies
Austin Oct 4 The Supreme Court refused writs of error in Auto Transit Co. v Fort Worth and Xydias Amusement Co. v Houston, effectively upholding city ordinances regulating jitneys and moving picture shows. Court actions included other criminal appeals and a Sapp murder case set for October 18.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Auto Transit Company
Supreme
Aubtin
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Action List
Proceedings show affirmations reversed and dismissed with several cases referred back for submission. Judges and attorneys from multiple counties including Bexar, Collin, Harris, Galveston, Wichita, and Dallas participate in motions, briefs, and oral arguments on various criminal appeals.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
H. C. Cozart
Bexar
J. N. Matthews
Collin
Stanley Price
Fayette
C. R. Thornton
Taylor
H. W. Ferguson
Cherokee
Nelson A. Johnson
Harris
Ned Bergin
Pearl Campbell
Edwin Tindel
McCulloch
Scott Williams
Robert Hazlewood
Randall
Pearl
F. D. Perkins
Col- Min
R. G. Wagner
C. C. Kinchen
Tarrant
Pat Wilson
Fisher
Silas Glasscock
Carl Ellis
Levi Woods
Wichita
Parte
Rogers Cook
Shelby
Walker Smith
Nacogdoches
Marvin R. Winters
Tom Stephens
Fannin
Fred Bell
J. B. Thomas
Leon
Alejandro Sarli
LaSalle
Camilo Rosales
Atascosa
W. B. Butler
Pat Becher
Stephens
Dave Glover
Galveston
B. F. Pecht
Williamson
Gerald Walter
Bowie
J. R. Talor
Hugh Jones
Dallas
D. Porter
Clay
Baltazar Chaves
el Paso
Herman Bloch
Lou Supp
Angelina
Porter Bangston
Wharton
J. R. Taylor
Bowtle
N. Tippett
Lavaca
George Clark
Meyer Uses Experience In Bid For County Commissioner
Dave A MeyerRepublican candidate for county commissioner Precinct No 2 announces a determined campaign. A Bexar county resident for 20 years he has served as commissioner under Judge Robert B Green and Judge P H Shook. He pledges to devote full time to the office and notes the commission can now pay a monthly salary of 200.
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Dave A. Meyer
Bexar County
Meyer
Robert B. Green
P. H. Shook
Suburban Homes Development Co Chartered in Texas
The charter of the Suburban Homes Development Company of San Antonio was filed today in the State Department. Capital stock stands at $10,000. Incorporators are J. A. Wilburton S. G. Newton Jr. and B. E. Paschal.
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Pany
Austin
Tex
Suburban Homes Development Company of
San Antonio
State Department
J. A. Wilburton
8. G. Newton Jr
Paschal
Models Parade at Joske's This Week
Three of New York’s best looking models display new styles at Joske Brothers Thursday and Friday. Hours are 9 to 10 am and 2 to 3 pm each day in the south end of the ready-to-wear department. Seats for 800 to 1000 spectators line both sides as models parade then walk the store to show how to wear coats suits outfits and accessories.
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New York
Joske Brothers
Dpa
San Antonio
Paris
Fifth Ave
Everthing
Joske
Firemen Make Two Runs In Twentieth Night Flood
Two runs by the city fire department within twenty minutes Tuesday night with one false alarm. At 10:50 the ceiling above a boiler room at Merchants' Cold Storage 1305 East Houston Street caught fire. Firemen fought the blaze with chemicals, damage pegged around $10. A second alarm at 11:10 reported a fire at the Alamo garage, which employees denied knowledge of.
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Merchants’ Cold Storage
East
Houston Street
Alamo
Glace
Iron ore stakes shape postwar peace deals
Paris reports iron ore, a key 1871 peace issue, could dominate future Franco German settlement. French and German negotiators clash over Lorraine and Briey basin resources, with 15 million tons produced yearly and 22 000 miners tied to the ore rich region that underpins iron and steel industries.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Germany
Briey
Lorraine
Bismarck
Belfort
Iron-Ory
Aumetz
Villerupt
Orange
Longwy
Monsieur August Pouyer-Quertier
Thiers
Pouyer-Quertier
Normandy
Thomas
Nancy
French Lorraine
Luxemburg
Frankfort
Europe
Ece
San Antonio and Aransas Pass Elects Board of Directors
At the stockholders meeting held Wednesday at 10 in the Bedell building office of Vice President J S Peter the board for the ensuing year was elected. Directors and executive officers were re elected in the regular annual meeting with R J Boyle presiding.
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San Antonio
Directors named for Texas company election
The board list shows W. H. McIntyre of New York as president and J. S. Peter as general manager. Second vice president is R. J. Boyle with J. W. Terry as secretary and H. F. Smith as treasurer. Directors include J. B. Peter San Antonio and George E. Chamberlain.
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W. H. McIntyre
New York
Boyle
W. H. MclIntyre
J. S. Peter
R. J. Boyle
J. W. Terry
H. F. Smith
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Sapp
Angelina County
E. C. Cozart
J. M. Matthews
Prohibition
R.B. Creager
Republican
Turner Hall
En Oenty
A. B. Canomal
Appellant
Pete Hawthorne
Bell
Ada Allen
Commanche
Osot Johnson
Denton
Sam Heisener
Hamton
Joske's
Joske’s
Fonio
SAP
West Commerce Street
FOX CO
Alamo Plaza
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