Brave Woman Honored For Defending Jail Bossed by Mob
Mrs J Butler receives a medal from the Commission on Interracial Cooperation for bravery during a 1931 Tennessee jail incident. While her husband, Carroll County sheriff, faced a mob demanding a prisoner, she warned that entry would be fatal, then held the jail until the crowd dispersed and protected the law.
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Jer Watford
County
Comiskey’s Stand Remade Baseball Trust after 1919 Scandal
The article recalls Charles Comiskey a Chicago White Sox owner who rose from player to owner to park, a founder of the American League. It notes his swift firing of players involved in the 1919 World Series fix, his health and wealth sacrificed, and President Heydler’s tribute praising his defense of baseball integrity.
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Chicago
White Sox
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Heydler
American League
Empress Eugenie Hat Declared Ugly by Lelong Critics
New York fashion scene reacts as Lucien Lelong arrives to assess recent trends. Empress Eugenie hat labeled among the ugliest creations, with debate over style and consumer spending. Biologically themed notes mention Dr Oscar Riddle discussing potential future ability to alter development in animals and humans using gland-derived substances.
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Riddle
Lucien Lelong
Varis Fashion Authority
New York
Empress Eugenie
Oscar Riddle
State Teachers To Hear Morelock at Annual Convention
President HW Morelock of Sul Ross State Teachers College accepts invitation to address the fourth general session of the Texas State Teachers association in Amarillo November 26 28 marking the fifty third annual convention The theme is The Relation of Schools to Business and Morelock will speak on Selling Education to the Public He will also speak at the State Teachers College section Friday morning on Administrative Measures to Improve Instruction in Teachers Colleges Victor J Smith of Alpine State Teachers College chairs the industrial arts division and reports progress The convention marks its third time in fifty three years in Amarillo
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Port Worth
Abilene
Elo Paso
Panhandle-Plains
Etustal Pato Duro Canyon
Florence Hale
Augusta
Maine
National Education
Sarah M. Sturtevant
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Georgia
John Vaughan
Oklahoma City
Lucy +age
George Peabody College
Dashville
Tenn
HW. Morelock
Sul Row
State Teachers College
Victor J. Smith
Alpine
Industrial Ares
Chevrolet Now Is 20 Years Old
Detroit notes twenty years since the Chevrolet Motor Company of Michigan was incorporated on November 11. The infant firm grew from a Grand River Avenue workshop where Louis Chevrolet built a few experimental cars to a major producer, with a four year average output of over a million cars annually and plants expanding beyond Detroit including New York locations.
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Detroit
Chevrolet Motorompany
Michigan
Chevrolet
Grand River Avenue
Louis Chevrolet
Motor Cty
York City
Tarrytown
George Washington Bridge opens across Hudson at New York
The George Washington Bridge spans the Hudson River with four lanes in each direction, part of the world’s largest suspension bridge. It is expected to carry over 8 million vehicles in its first year, with dedication on October 24 and official opening October 25 signaling a major motoring milestone.
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George Washington Ridge
New York
New Jersey
George Washington Bridge
Frente
Muda
Mudan
We Have Carried On For Buddies Who Have Gone West
Armistice Day services at the Methodist church featured AE Owens recalling fallen buddies and urging the living to carry on their sacrifices. The speaker, a veteran, spoke of remembrance, duty, and the ongoing mission to honor comrades by sustaining the country they fought to protect. Monologues referenced Tom Brailsford and Jim Ritchie, veteran memories, and the need to confront modern unrest with courage. He noted the Texas Menard fly trap project catching 2,000,000 flies in forty days (as a separate report).
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Buren Sparks
Tom
Brailsford
Jim Ritchie
Ace
France
Rset
Valhalla
Mars
Odin
Thor
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Jackson
Houston
Travis
Crockett
Yeney
Rma
Fle
Ips
Menard
Texas
Federal Government
Banana Glutton Outsmarts Clerk In Biscan Bananas
In a humorous incident a young man known for banana feasting arrived at a Hudson store. The clerk, misjudging him, charged twenty five cents for bananas, which the eater devoured rapidly. The clerk then spun tales of deaths from banana binge to deter him, but the man remained hungry, claiming he could eat four dozen more. The item also mentions game and hunting safety tips and a speech about cantaloupe planting in Fort Stockton.
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Hiro
Hudson's
News Review
Hunters Urged to Use Caution in Fields This Season
Officials warn hunters nationwide to exercise care as hunting seasons open. Reports cite more fatalities and amateur mishaps last year, amid crowded fields and rising incident rates. Commissioner John H. Res of the agency urges safety and proper gear.
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Holga
John H. Res
W. BAKER EQUIPMENT ad lists used appliances
Independent service offered on all makes electric refrigerators lighting plants cash registers and seals. Call for prices. Used equipment for sale by W. Baker Equipment Co.
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Morelock
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Alpine Kandy Kitchen
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