Faction Suit Thrown Out In Thirty-seventh District Court
In August papers filed with Don Marr were not found ten days ago as court sessions consider Albert Hausner v Alfonso Newton Jr. Lawyers argued the pledge on duly ballots affects the case. Agreement among attorneys held that removing the pledge would void the vote in the Thirty-seventh District Court proceeding.
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Student Award Offered in San Saba High School
Jarry W. Lawlett, proprietor of Simmons Drug, offers a silver loving cup to the best all round student in high school. Contestants judged on citizenship and physical and scholastic education as shown by high school records. Hazlett plans to present the cup annually with encouragement to top student efforts.
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Actress Delays Divorce Action in California Court
Los Angeles Oct. 2 The divorce trial of motion picture actress Jorelyn Tea was threatened with delay after Miss Lee announced in court she expects to become a mother. Luther Steed, her husband and a motion picture director, Ming Lee asserted the delay is due to her condition and she would be unable to undergo the experience of a divorce trial at this time.
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Atterbury Quits Republican National Committee
Harrisburg Pa Oct 9 Gen Edward Martis state chairman said Gen W W Atterbury president of the Pennsylvania railroad has resigned from the Republican national committee because he cannot support all nominees on the Republican ticket in this campaign.
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Grape Juice Firm Charged by Drys' Tos Pee Oct 1
A nationwide grape juice selling organization alleged to have a $3,000,000 yearly business and nine individuals linked to it were indicted here on piracy charges violating federal prohibition law.
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Roving Gambler Waits Murder Quiz in Kansas City
Eri c H. Warble, a roving gambler and confidence man, faces preliminary hearing on two first degree murder charges for the slaying of Jesus Frow and Oldom Jeffries last Sunday morning in Kansas City.
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Physicians Fight Whisky Shackles
Washington D C Dr William G Morgan president of the American Medical Association said many prominent physicians in the organization were ripening to build sentiment favoring removal of all restrictions on whiskey in medical practice.
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Cotton Leaders to Meet in New Orleans Parley
Prominent figures of the cotton trade have been invited by the American Cotton Bli ppera association to meet here Monday to devise plans for relief from what the association calls the dealing and demoralization of the cotton market.
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Cutting of Nerves Cures Cold Feet
Kansas City reports Dr. L. G. Towntree of Rochester Minnesota told the Southwest Technical conference that remedy for cold hands and feet is to cut two nerves along the spine. He spoke at the event.
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Brokerage Firm Draws Suspension
New York stock exchange announced the suspension of the brokerage firm of Prince & Whitely Tar insolvency. Ten mie in floon, Mexico City, Oct 1 floods and heavy rains in the state of Nayarit have caused a fees of 16 lives and have done considerable dem tga to crop.
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Over Capitalization Bane of U S Says Hearst
Hearst laments over-capitalization and insufficient wage growth limiting consumer power. He argues profits from machinery and mass production rose, but workers saw little share or reduced hours, causing reduced purchasing power, empty pockets, and unemployment risks. He calls for higher wages and shorter hours to sustain prosperity. William Randolph Hearst.
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Radio fever cure sparks debate in medical circles
An article notes debates over a "curing machine" using a small radio setup to induce high fever in patients. Doctors from the New York Academy of Medicine discuss the method, claiming it could treat paresis by provoking intense fever with energized radio beams. Critics warn of dangerous, unproven practice and ethical concerns.
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French aviators land in Baltimore during food drive tour
Baltimore reports French transAtlantic flyers Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte arriving at Logan field at 12 05 PM for a stopover in the city as part of a nationwide food drive tour, continuing from Richmond.
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Lutherans Define Grounds for Divorce in Sacred Doctrine
Milwaukee, Wis Oct 0—67 The United Lutheran Church in America today affirmed adultery and malicious desertion as the only scriptural grounds for divorce, clarifying church policy.
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