Moody Faces Four Blocs in Texas Gubernatorial Era
Governor Dan Moody of Texas faces four Democratic blocs backing him for a second term as governor and for Senate vice presidential and presidential nominations. Moody stays largely silent while supporters urge bold moves.
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Dan Moody
Texas
Moody
Notice Prohibits Trespass on Silver Bluff Road Property
All trespass on the lands of the undersigned formerly the John Staubes property on Silver Bluff Road about six miles from Aiken in Millbrook Township Aiken County South Carolina is prohibited and trespassers will be prosecuted. MRS H E GYLES MRS J W MCCARTER.
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John Staubes
Silver Bluff Road
Aiken
Millbrook Township
Aiken County
South Carolina
H. E. Gyles
J. W. McCarter
Notice to reissue stock certificate for bank share
After 30 days notice the First National Bank of Wagener South Carolina will apply for a duplicate stock certificate for 10 shares. The original certificate No 308 dated October 25 1925 was issued to Mrs Lucy Johnston and is lost or mislaid.
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First National Bank of
Notice of Final Discharge for Bates Estate
Barney Foreman, administrator of the estate of Mrs Frances Foreman Bates, will file final accounting with the Judge of Probate for Aiken County on December 30 1927 and seek a Letter Dismissory as administrator. Dec 9 1927.
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Frances Foreman Bates
Aiken County
Barney Foreman
Moody Rivalry Looms In Texas Gubernatorial Race Amid Delegation Battle
The piece outlines Moody’s fragile hold on the governorship with challengers like W. E. Hawkins a former Texas supreme court member, and Marshall Hicks leading a push to align the Texas delegation to back Moody. Other figures include Tom Love and Earle B. Mayfield eying Senate bids, with Curry over Smith's presidential point.
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W. E. Hawkins
Texas Supreme Court
Hawkins
A. V. Millican
Millican
Woud
Mashall Hicks
San Antonio
Texas
Tom Love
Dallas
Texas Forty
al Smith
Smith
Ritchie
Reed
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Ohio
Meredith
Iowa
Cato Sells
Forth Worth
Wilson
United States
Earle B. Mayfield
O. B. Colquitt
Tom Connolly
Marlin
Alvin Owsley
The
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Fisher Cunningham
Galveston
Mayfield
Colquitt
Owsley
Cunningham
Connolly
Goverpoli
Lishy
Burleson
Albert Sidney Burlson
Austin
Wilson Caba
Missionary Seeks Humor to Appeal to Home-Side Peers
The statement notes a missionary aiming to persuade others to adopt similar ways at home, emphasizing the need for a good sense of humor to connect with domestic audiences.
Lincoln and Pickett friendship tale recalled by Illinois paper
The Illinois State Register retells Abraham Lincoln’s boyhood friendship with Confederate General George Pickett. A widow’s letter from Richmond describes Lincoln visiting Pickett’s home after the Civil War surrender. Lincoln calms a baby with forgiveness for Pickett’s sake and a kiss shared.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
George Pickett
Quincy
Ill
Illinois State Register
Thomas Rees
Rees
Pickett
Charles A. Gordon
Greenville
Mass
Southern States Republican League
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Richmond
Old Quincy
Mr. Lincoln
Masters Sale in Aiken County South Carolina Notice
Master for Aiken County Edward S38 Croft offers for sale by public outcry in front of the Aiken Court House on Monday January 2, 192X at legal hours the 50 acre parcel bounded by Lewis McGhee W P Timmerman George Rhoden and the estate of F L Jackson. Cash price includes deed stamps with a $200 deposit required. failure to comply will discard bid and resell.
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Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
South Carolina
Lewis McGhee
W. P. Timmerman
George Rhoden
R. H. Turner
F. L. Jackson
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