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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
7
E G Senter of Dallas, Texas Press Association chair, blasts the Legislature for inaction on court reform. He urges newspapers to back elections of a lawyer-free legislature next August to end what he calls a corrupt judicial system and ensure enforceable law.
A long drafted measure seeks to expand the Supreme Court to eight associates plus a Chief Justice, create six new justices upon enactment, and reorganize the Court of Civil Appeals and district courts with new terms and districts. It details eligibility, vacancies, jurisdiction, and timing for passage in 1927.
The document details a proclamation calling an election on a constitutional amendment, with votes to be canvassed as per law. It appropriates twelve thousand dollars from the State Treasury to cover election publication and submission costs, approved March 10, 1927, by Secretary of State Jane Y. McCallum.
A Texas constitutional proposal would allow the legislature to set salaries for district and county officers including the district attorney and sheriff in place of fees and perquisites. It specifies submission to voters on a designated August 1927 election and includes an appropriation provision from the state treasury.
The passage authorizes appropriating five thousand dollars or the necessary amount to cover election expenses including notices and advertisements. The Governor is to issue the proclamation and have it published as required by state law. Approved March 25, 1927. Jane Y. McCallum
A humorous dialogue pits Johnny and his mother over missing cake pieces. Johnny claims darkness hid a piece in the pan while his mother notes three pieces were present, then one disappears. The exchange ends with a wry denial of guilt and a light家庭 moment.
A Weston Oregon Leader quotation urges steady soil cultivation while hopeful progress continues. The adage emphasizes persistent farming alongside optimistic advancement for the community.
An ad urges purification of the system with Calotabs as a foundation of health. It promotes a thorough course taken weekly for several weeks, promising vitality and healing, and offers a family package with directions for 25 cents at any drug store.
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