Law Explains New Driver License Rules in Five States
New law summaries reveal mandatory license suspension after certain motor vehicle offenses such as negligent homicide and DUI. Provisions require penalties for forged licenses and fines up to 200 dollars, with appeals allowed in the driver's home county. Courtesy licenses exist for residents over 16, while farm equipment and nonmotor vehicles face exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Eery Court
Justice of the Peace
Austin
Agricultural Centennial Exhibit Aims to Showcase Texas Progress
Dallas January 9 officials of the Federal Government including Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and AAA Administrator James Davis viewed the Texas Centennial Exposition as the Southwest’s key event in decades. The agricultural area will be widest, with exhibits on Texas farming and business over the last three years, plus industrial and scientific displays. Perkins stressed the exhibit will employ 9,000 to 14,000 workers at the peak, with work on city and federal contracts due to finish before June 6 opening. The U S Department of Labor plans a $325,000 Federal Building exhibit as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances As
AAA
Jer C. Davis
Southwest
Dallas
Perkins
Chester Davis
Texas
Agricultural Art Administration
Son
Erkins
Expositch
U. S. Department of Labor
Old Age Aid Debate and Multiple Texas Legislator Views
W H Adkins discusses the two called sessions of the 44th Legislature. He criticizes the Old Age Assistance Bill for delaying pension payments and increasing administrative costs. He opposes the Driver License Law, argues enforcement of existing laws suffices, and notes taxes on natural resources like oil and sulphur could fund programs. He cites opposition to liquor sale by drink and calls for prompt pension administration. The piece also lists local holiday mentions and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. H. Adkins
Free Conference
House
Senate
General Revenue Fund
Old Age Assistance Fund
The Wilton Widow's Forbidden Passion
Marcia Howe, newly widowed by a self-centered husband, attracts Sylvia Hayden, the husband’s niece, as both move through a village of Wilton. A stranger, Stanley Heath, hides a jewel stash, then disappears after a bitter confrontation with Marcia. Sylvia uncovers the jewels. Marcia admits a consuming love she cannot relinquish, while Heath’s actions trigger plans for arrest, a mistaken theft, and a tense moral triangle that deepens as a mysterious incident unfolds and two women confront danger, desire, and loyalty.
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Marcia
Elishi Winslow
Lona Island
Stanley Heath
Marcia Baye
Bylyiz
Heath
Sylvia
Boa
Winslow
Ang Alis
Marcia Erself
Powers Son
C. Heath
New York
Currier
Ney
Horatio Fuller
Alton City
Eleazer Crocker
Sylvian Bern
Elisha Winslow
Elisha
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J. Texas
Dr. J. LaDaley
J. E. Insurance
T. J. Connor
Business Men's Assp
Ance Company Life, Accident and Health
Quarsiry Savings
R. L. McConne
San Saba, Texag
Ian Agricultural
Capitol Dome
Johnnie
Houston
Mr. and
Billie” ‘Dean
Galents
Mrs
Ed Crawford
K. M. van Zandt
Fort Worth
Bill Arch Woods
Arch Woods
Sara Sloan Woods
Galveston
Clifford Funderburk
John Tarleton
Elzie Funderhurk
Mary Bell
John Fagg
University of Texas
E. E B. Fage
Fuller Thorpe
J. LE. Dailey
George A. Stroud
Henderson
A. B. Wilson
Jimmy Bratton
Ellis McInnis
Schreiner
Widder
Marala Howe
Wilton
Marc
Eleaser
Dla
Sylvian
March
Marcha
Stanley
Commons
Marcela
Imer
Lfe
Marcian
McMillan
Ira Locklear
Arlie Thetfo
Sara Ware Bassett
Che Penn Pub. Co
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