Justice Court Fees Slash SoughT Fees Slashed
County officials probe justice court fees after John F Onion’s report shows 208 criminal cases with 22 fines, 79 acquittals, 72 jury trials, and 32 appealed cases. They debate reducing costs by potential case dismissals and fewer arrests, while noting Onion’s records as a sample.
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Daxar Courty General
Justice of the Peace Cour
D. F. Davie
Justice of the Pesce
John F. Onion
Albert G. Trawelter
Davis
Lubbock
Raymond D. Wier
Wier
W. A. Wurzbach
Money To Loan classified offer in Reno ad
Light classified section advertises money to loan on auto real estate or personal sales. It promotes getting the cash you need by offering loans secured by the item described, urging readers to contact the source for terms.
City Banks Deposit Pact Near With Texas Bank and Trust
Accord on the $520,000 city deposit in City-Central Bank reached through Texas Bank and Trust. Mayor C M Chambers said a final contract should be signed soon, with settlement of the city’s claim against the closed bank and approval of a $1,450,000 tax to allow the bank’s opening. W B Tuttle credited for aiding the bank’s launch. directors to meet Tuesday afternoon.
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Booth
Texas Bank and Trust Company
City-Central Bank
C. M. Chambers
W. B. Tuttle
Reconstruction Finare Corporation
Fliers Back Upon Flood Aid Flight
Lieut Or Longmnecker and First Lieut Thad W Foster led an inspection tour along the Rio Grande south of Presidio dropping warnings to residents as flood approached. They coordinated with Mexican authorities and sent messages to incidents on the river's Mexican side.
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UN Longmnecker
Eighth Corps
Wea
Thad W. Foster
Southweatunit Army Airways
Rio Grdnide
Presidio
Pernalasle
Ten more bodies found in Bart river disaster
New York dispatch reports ten more bodies recovered from the Bart river near the Observation wreck site where a boiler explosion sank the vessel last Friday. The death toll rises to 56 as salvage continues along the riverbanks.
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New York
Bart River
Six Fined and 11 Charged After Gaming Raid
San Antonio deputy constables raided gambling operations Monday, fining six men in Justice court and preparing charges against 11 more. The actions targeted three lotteries and dice games on Avenue E, North Alamo street, and East Commerce street, with eight arrests on a Refigio street poker bust. Lee Waller paid a 17.50 fine for RAMING, while five Chinese men Hui Lum Wong Him W T Sam Sing Lee and Ng Lee were each fined 17.50 for eloy-eboy game participation.
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Justice Court
San Antonio
Will W. Wood
Avenue E
North Alamo Street
East Commerce Street
Shook
Border states in Hodgenest column
Cole E Morgan reports that the Republican National Committee has tightened funds to border-state campaigns as Roosevelt leads in polls. Roosevelt appears to carry Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina, with Delaware showing some Hoover gains. Kentucky seeks funds but national treasury declines aid, leaving state committees to raise $40,000 locally.
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Roosevelt
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Virginia
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North Carolina
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Yate
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South Carolina
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Wisconsin
Wyoming
San Angelo Cuts Fire Insurance Rate After Record
San Angelo, Sept. 13, a credit of percent from its 18 cent insurance key rate is due to the city because of the record set by fire chief John Parker. The reduction follows a Texas A&M fire school course announced by H R Hrayton. The city expects annual savings on premiums totaling thousands of dollars. Parker became fire chief in 1914 when the city had no credit and a high key rate.
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Teva
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N.Y
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Dallas
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Fe del Rio
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Iran
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San Angelo
John Parker
Texas A & M. College
H. R. Hrayton
Parker
Scout Awarded Honorary Scholarship to Westmoor Land College
Robert Mercader is a 17 year old Eagle Scout and son of Maj Leopoldo Mercader of Fort Bam Houston. He received an honorary scholarship at Westmoor Land College, recognizing his Scouting achievements and service.
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Robert Mercader
Maj
Leopoldo Mercader
Fort Bam Houston
Westmoorland College
Trans Atlantic Hop Postponed to September 18
Liberty New Jersey report states Tenger Q Williams and Otto Hilly will not begin their planned trans Atlantic dry hop until Monday September 18 after earlier tentative plans.
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Tenger Q. Williams
Otto Hilly
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