Flood prevention plans urged after inspection tour
City officials and engineers reviewed flood mitigation options after a delayed report by Metexis and Eady. A recommended river channel improvement starting at the tower and city area, plus a detention basin, were discussed along with site choices and funding needs. Officials expect a formal report within weeks and possible further expenditures to prevent a recurrence of the recent disaster.
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Boys killed at Gatesville prompt debate on justice
Fragmentary remarks describe killings at Gatesville and discuss rehabilitation and crime prevention. Officials argue about consequences of charges and the impact on local youths sent from Bexar County to Guadalupe, seeking full disclosure of events surrounding a death and related investigations.
Prisoner Work Contract Sought by Austin Authorities
A Texas prison pact arising from a 1930s reform effort involves Austio and San Antonio officials. The plan centers on TSA canteen work and a proposed February 16 contract with a manufacturing company to produce plain bikes, overalls, and related goods for prisoner use. The attorney general’s department has not yet approved the deal, and negotiations continue.
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Hainer considers price cut protest by Voxan manufacturers
Protesters from Voxan manufacturers challenge a governor’s valuation of labor costs claiming misinterpretation. The dispute centers on the governor’s stance on price reductions and wage calculations affecting production.
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Hainer
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Marketing plans at Dallas meeting of business men
A Dallas meeting of business leaders discussed marketing farm products and a California plan for cooperative marketing. Delegates outlined nationwide efforts to organize marketing associations across eight states while plans to replace the current board were discussed and California’s leadership contemplated resignation.
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California
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Agricultlurefines
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Ronan
Texas Bonds Popular in State Finance Debate
Austin officials discuss Texas bond issues as the attorney general’s department weighs a vantage over the bonds. Woods, a national bond examiner based in Chicago, notes Texas bonds have strong appeal and gain approval through central guarantees. The piece suggests few ethics constrain the attorney general’s actions in regulating bond markets.
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Women Leaders and Mayoral Vision in 1920s Austin
Fragmentary 1920s text discusses a woman leader and Mary McDeselh, with references to Jane Adan and Langue Were Vetere nav. Mentions a statewide context and challenges to organize, noting a male-dominated political arena and early suffrage era influences on leadership in Austin.
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Mary McDeselh
Jane Adan
Mayor and Police Dispute Over Secret Information
Commissioner Wright accuses Mayor of withholding knowledge on vice conditions and gaming laws, citing Texas statutes and Penal Code provisions. He urges disclosure to aid enforcement, while noting potential failures to comply and warning of legal action.
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Police to Accept Help From Sheriff and Detectives
The police commissioner announced on Saturday the acceptance of aid from Sheriff John Lubin and his three deputies. He said the department, already strained by a vice crackdown, will work with the new team to suppress crime and improve public safety as illness wanes and efforts continue.
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Chase After Thief Ends With Capture in Court
A thief fled a West Houston Street department store at 5 on Saturday but was caught by Anton Adan in Justice Tien S. Wisk’s court. Goods were recovered. The suspect, a 97 year old Mexican man, was stopped after a chase through Houston’s busy streets.
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Church on Pen Street to Reopen After 125000 Renovation
The Pen Street church, heavily renovated at a cost of 125000 dollars, will resume services at Christmas. The new facility will seat about 3700 with galleries and expanded Sunday school rooms in the basement. Key staff changes include Mo Maore and Veteraman as education leaders and H. Stanleton named resident pastor.
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Walkout of Two Million Men Ordered Amid Rail Strike Turmoil
Reported plan shows a widespread walkout by millions amid railway labor tensions. Leaders warn of proportional rail service disruptions as talks stall and wage disputes linger. Government and railroad executives brace for possible nationwide impact on travel and freight.
President Harding seeks to avert rail strike talks
Harding orders a conference with Rail and Labor leaders at the White House to avert a general railroad strike. He hopes to revive business by encouraging wage and hours settlements, with the Interstate Commerce Commission and public agencies to help reach an adjustment. Officials say the outcome hinges on railroad executives and unions.
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May Promiget Sthigen Rall To May Pencipi Congress Action
In Wealington a generalized strike mobilizes civic groups to influence Congress. The aim is to pressure Senator Milok Polit tet to resign or be removed as 4 regulation measures face renewed push. The specifics remain uncertain as observers await further developments and official actions.
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Interference Aimed at Jercons Elevates Labor Tensions
A fragmented report notes attempts to block Jercons from pursuing work, whether peacefully or through coercive tactics, and references trading to interstate transport channels. The piece clarifies that individuals or groups could not be barred from quitting work, signaling tensions over labor freedom.
No-Track Trolley Debate Highlights Public Utility Meeting
W B Luttie Gratview president retires in Atlantis City after attending the American Electriv railway association meeting. The discussion covered new trackless trolley concepts by General Electric and potential adaptations for electrical railways, with Mason and Ballitiner commenting on equipment, testing, and future feasibility.
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San Antory Public Service Cou Pins
Atlantis City
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General Electric Comany
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