Texas News Briefs From The Associated Press
Fort Worth reports stamp out of foot and mouth histase epidemic per Leo Calan livestock sanitary commission. Dallas firefighters stop rats fleeing burning building risk to adjoining structures. Denison M E T railroad starts car shop construction costing 175000. Brownwood records temperature drops from 74 to 28 with strong north wind. Sherman posts 32 degrees the coldest of the tall. Brownsville Southern Pacific executives visit Rio Grande valley for proposed extension inspection.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Leo Calan
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Houston
Brownsville
William Sproule
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
W. & Scott
Southern Pacific Lines
Texas
Louisiana
A. D. MacDonald
New York
Cairman
J. Tallichet
Rio Grande
Investment in Disease Vaccination for Trees and Plants
A Columbia University professor is attempting to vaccinate trees and plants against disease. Building permits issued recently show multiple residential projects including Morton at 1105 West Thirteenth for a $2,720 dwelling and Kelly at 1007 West Tenth for an $8,000 dwelling. Additional permits list Vance at 500 Western Avenue garage for $1,200 and Cochran at 792 South Bowyer dwelling $3,000. Wise at 110 South McMasters dwelling $36,000 and Malorco at 1204 Arthur Street dwelling $1,200.
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MM. Morton
West Thirteenth Street
W. R. McDowell
North Grant Street
Mise Sallie Kelly
West Tenth Street
George Vance
Western Avenue
Pedro Malorco
Arthur Street
Welling
T. N. Cochran
South Bowyer
Six Liquor Convictions Reversed by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Six men convicted on liquor charges in Texas were reversed and remanded by the Court of Criminal Appeals on technicalities. Reasons include jury misconduct in Bob Whitfield’s case, questions over medical necessity in J M Foster’s, identity proof gaps for Frank Baimonte, failure to elect counts in W C Smith, insufficient evidence in Homer Manly, and admissibility of silence by Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Bob Whitfield
Hill County
Itasca
J. M. Foster
Gregg County
Frank Baimonte
Robertson County
W. C. Smith
Taylor
Homer Manly
Floyd County
WH. Henson
Cass County
Various Global Bits Show Casual News From 1920s Headlines
A jumble of brief items notes a New York birthplace bought for 32000 by James Riordan to become a Democracy shrine in Duluth Minnesota. anti evolution bills pushed in fifteen states per Dr. Charles Francis Potter. a 26 year old mother trains for the English Channel. Copenhagen and Dublin items on descendants and stamps. fox hunting woes for the Prince of Wales and a $3000 1861 stamp sale in New York. a Bronx verdict of 1000 pounds over ruined cooking. law and court notes in Washington and St Louis. a 102 year old woman voting for the first time in New Jersey. a court case over a booking of six months plus extra time. a call for Daughters of Israel to clothe themselves. prohibition signs in New Mexico. Tutankhamun’s tomb opened with flowers found. Caillaux remark in Paris. and Hollywood star Fistelle Taylor returning to the screen.
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Associated Press
New York
al Smith
James T. Riordan
Duluth
Minn Strong
Charles Francis Potter
Unitarian
Clemington Carson
Philly Hudson
Dublin
Berlin
London
Bronx
Bellingham
Wash
Bellingham Young Cakewaters and Mashers
Minneapolis
Daughters of Israal
Union of Orthans Ji
Albuquerque
N. M
Mendow
New Mexico
Cairo
King Tut
Paris
Monsieur Caillaux
America
Fistelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Cnampion
Steretta Borgia
John Tyler to Speak at Central Presbyterian Church
John Tyler, described as the world’s greatest miracle of grace, will speak at Sunday night service at Central Presbyterian Church. A former wanderer who spent years as a hobo and bushman, he now preaches to large crowds after a dramatic conversion and is a descendant of President Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tyler
Central Presbyterian Church
Tyler
Australia
President Tyler
Stonewall Jackson
Mr. Tyler
Amarillo Office Building Praised by Charley McAfee
Charley McAfee lauds the new Amarillo office building as modern and up-to-date, noting it rivals facilities in the largest U.S. cities. He speaks as a proud citizen, not a stockholder, stressing the project’s value to the city. The frost is on the pumpkin, but not all fodder is in the shock.
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Charley McAfee
Amarillo
United States
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Chiropractic
J. F. Bromert
D. C
Texas News
Dallas
Lesterhunst
Denison
M. E. T. Railroad
Brownwood
Abilene
Mercury
Sherman
Willie
Shock
Walker
C. Baum
Columbia University
Palo Duro Furniture Co
H. C. Gouldy
Appeals Court
Day
Rust
Collinsville
Robert B. Prout
St. Louis
Fairmount Jockey Club
Illinois
Millicent Rogers Salm
Willa Bennett
Countess Salm
North Bergen
N. J
Sarau Heyman
Marcy Case
Thorn
Shriners TQ
Masonic Temple
Khiva Patrol
Panhandle
Tolzien
J. W. Ross
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk St
Rexalrs
Polk Street
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