Roosevelt Pushes Judiciary Bill Amid Supreme Court Tension
Washington observers note President Roosevelt presses for a judiciary bill while signaling no compromise with the court. He cites Hammer v. Dag enhart to justify government power over interstate commerce and hints at possible Supreme Court vacancies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
Concress
Hammer
Justice Holmes
Justice Hughes
Justice Roberts
Robinson
Arkansas
Justice van Devanter
Senate
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Joe
White House
Texas House Joint Resolutions Seek Amendments on Aid to Needy Blind
A compilation of Texas constitutional amendments proposes adding sections to Article III to allow state funded aid for needy blind over 21 not exceeding $15 per month, with residence and citizenship requirements and US government aid acceptance. The measures outline election timing, ballot wording, proclamation, publication costs, and appropriations.
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State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
United States of America
Teday
Government of
Artiela III
Harris County
Commissioners’ Court
Marrix County
Recognition of L F Sheffy’s Doctorate Honors Panhandle-Plains
Amarillo News notes L F Sheffy receives a Doctor of Letters from Austin College for his work with the Panhandle Plains Historical Society. It highlights Pioneer Hall on Canyon campus, archival housing, and his role at West Texas State College since 1918. The piece also mentions his broader impact on Plains history and education.
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L. F. Sheffy
Panhandle-Plains Historical Society
Sheffy
Historic Society
West Texas State College
the Panhandle
Austin College At
Sherman
Austin College
T. S. Clyce
Panhandle-Plains
The
Plains
Amarillo News
War With Dividends and Strawman Reflections
A middle western paper reprints a veteran’s pledge for wartime aims beyond military victory. He urges fighting disease poverty and arid land to clothe house and pay a living wage for one third of the nation. The note frames a broader moral victory.
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Wichita Falls
Portland woman leads first U S farm cooperative
ODD BITS OF Miss Edna B. Reed of Portland Oregon is thought to be the first woman in the United States to head a farm cooperative organization. A jazz band of 80 women players conducted by Mrs Henry Wilson wife of the Bishop of Chelmsford made its first public appearance recently. The son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson he graduated from Wellington High School.
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George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Edna B. Reed
Portland
Ore
United States
Henry Wilson
Chelmaford
Arthur Hudson
The
Wellington High School
Card of Thanks for Baby's Death Portrait
The White family expresses appreciation for comfort and floral offerings after the death of their baby. gratitude goes to Mr and Mrs Austin White Mr and Mrs W White and family and Mr and Mrs Harry Patterson and family for the kind words prayers and honor shown.
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Austin White
White
Mra
Harry Patterson
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