Well Closing Orders Issued In Gregg County
In Gregg County injunctive orders shut six wells once again under proration law limits after Judge Will C. Hurst granted suits by James V. Allred. Penalties of 1000 dollars per day were sought for alleged excess production. Enjoined companies include Dimham Oil, Waggoner and McConnell partnership, Martinwood Oil, Harcher Oil, and William A. Brown on Mary Van Winkle and Glade water surveys.
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Longview
U.P
Gregg County
Will C. Hurst
124Th District Court
James V. Allred
Dimham Oil Company
Dolores Sanchez
A. F. Waggoner
Barney McConnell
Martha Dillard
Gladewater
Martinwood Oil Company
Harcher Oil Company
Mary van Winkle
Kilgore
William A. Brown
E. A. Choice
Mary van Winkle Survey
Roosevelt era meals and sneezing tips in a quirky column
The column weaves odd anecdotes from the Roosevelt era, from a plan to prepare turtle meat to save ducks and a governor’s famed memory for names. It notes Myrtle Russell’s arm mishap after a sneeze and urges proper etiquette to protect against germs, concluding with Chicago Mayor Cermak pledging to abstain from beer until a suitably foamy five cent glass is found.
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Myrtle Russell
Gibraltar
Cermak
Chicago
Who Will Succeed Garner and the Tax on Beer
The government plans a heavy beer tax to cover recent fiscal folly, risking continued bootleg and home brew. It notes fatal airplane crashes on private flights versus safe commercial lines, cites Will Rogers on long-distance travel, and mentions a 10 cent haircut price war.
Possible Roosevelt cabinet picks emerge from the Democrats
The draft cabinet list features Owen D. Young John W. Davis Newton Baker and Frank Polk as potential secretaries with many interchanges of names for attorney general. Frances Perkins is floated for labor while Bernard Baruch Melvin Traylor and Lehman appear as candidates for various posts.
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Owen D. Young
John W. Davis
West Virginia
New York
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Frank Polk
Norman Davis
John Davis
Baker
Treasury
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Bernard M. Baruch
Lehman
Robert F. Wagner
Senate
Frances Perkins
Boston
Labor Post
New York State Industrial Commission
War and Navy
Ritchie
Maryland
Byrd
Virginia
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt cabinet speculation at London conference analysis
At the London naval conference Senator Cohen of Georgia and other figures discuss Roosevelt’s potential cabinet picks. Names such as Henry Wallace, Governor Dern, Frank Walker, Senator Walsh, Baruch, and James Farley surface as possible selections for roles like secretary of agriculture, interior, commerce, and broader administration alignment with progressive supporters.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Bill
Theodore Roosevelt
London
Cohen
Georgia
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Progressive League
Dern
Utah
Frank O. Walker
Democratic National Committee
Baruch
James A. Farley
National Com
Legion Urged to Aid Work of Red Cross
Louis A. Johnson national commander of the American Legion urges Legionnaires to support the Red Cross Roll Call beginning Armistice Day through Thanksgiving. The appeal notes past co operation and aims to fund continued Red Cross relief work. Potter County roll call runs now under A. Petersen with memberships via Mrs. Floyd Sloan at 2-1506.
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Red Cross
Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
The
Potter County
A. Petersen
Floyd Sloan
New Yorker Groupings Stir Roosevelt Nomination Fight
A partial list highlights New Yorkers among Roosevelt supporters and campaign figures with possible ambitions in higher office such as postmaster general. The incomplete roster suggests Roosevelt may need to manage regional influence as he contemplates leadership roles.
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Mittee
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
For Coughs and Colds A Bargain Chest
An old time ad lists medicines for coughs and colds with Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Vaporizing Salve Aspirin tablets laxative cold capsules analgesic balm throat gargle Pen-Gesic Cold Liver Oil Pints Inhalit and Throat Dragoes priced at 25 to 100 cents, highlighting inexpensive remedies and familiar brand names.
For Aches and Pains and Sprains News Item
A compact notice describes remedies for aches pains bruises and sprains with guidance on relief and care in a local health page. No specific persons organizations or dates are named in the readable text.
Hair and Scalp Tonics and Shampoos Price List
A catalog of hair and scalp products with prices: Bay Rum Borated Tonics 16 oz for 50 cents, Garden Court Oil Shampoo 50 cents, Garden Court Brilliantine 50 cents, Shampona Cocoanut Oil 50 cents, Colonial Club Hair Tonic 1.00, Eau de Quinine Tonic 16 oz 50 cents, Germicidal Soap two for 60 cents, and various bundle offers listed as two for prices.
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Hotel
Biltmore
New York City
Edward Flynn
New York State
Bronx
Garner
Florida
Tennessee
Will Rogers
California
South America
House of Representatives
John N. Garner
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
House
John McDuffie
Alabama
Joseph W. Burns
House Appropriations Committee
Democratic Congressional Committee
Sam K. Broyles
Association of
R. P. Black
Amarillo Greenhouse
Taylor St
Russell Middleton
Certified Public Accountant
Oliver Earle
Jfelephone
Williams Sig
Randa Drug Stores
Senator Walsh
Montana
Public Lands Committee
Pea
Mary Jane
Legion
ALL America
Richard Arlen
Rialto
Hell
Edmond Lowe
Victor McLaglen
Our Gang
Geo. Arliss
Duco
Randal
Montag
Ane
King's Southern Queen
Hershey’s
Hershey
Nassour
Tropics
Garden Court
Colonial Club
Nelson
Tracy Mary Brian
Sc Colonial Club
Colonial
Ec Colonial Club
City Auditorium
Mrs
Grace Tudor Mason
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