Lamar County Judge Hodges seeks re election to Civil Appeals court
Associate Justice Wm Hodges of Lamar County announces his bid for re election to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Sixth Supreme Judicial District at Texarkana. He is the only member from the western district facing opposition and the rest of the court’s eastern Texas incumbents are unopposed. Endorsements come from attorneys across ten of eighteen counties despite Hodges duties limiting a full district campaign.
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Wm. Hodges
Lamar County
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Judicial District
Texarkana
Wilson
Cherokee County
Lacy
Gregg County
Hodges
Texas
Lamar
Sam’s deficit hits 380 million at year start
The document notes NCLE SAM’s deficit totaling about 380 million dollars at the fiscal year’s outset. It implies a resilience or lack of exposure to bill collectors as this figure looms.
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NCLE
Mother and Child At Organ Recital A Tender Night Scene
A newspaper reader recalls a moonlit scene at the Presbyterian church organ recital. A young mother nursing her baby in a buggy under a tree moves the observer to praise innocence and divine goodness. The child’s delighted gestures and the mother’s care are described with reverent, lyrical warmth.
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Presbyterian Church
Injury Leads to Amputation After Gripping Accident
A worker sustained a severe hand injury when a finger caught in machinery. Rescue efforts required amputation close to the hand. Landis, resting as expected under the circumstances, was attended to as the incident unfolded.
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Landis
Baseball game promised with Coalgate team
Manager Arlen announces a baseball game for Wednesday against Coalgate Oklahoma. The opponent is described as one of the fastest amateur teams in the state and a strong challenge for our local herd of Ilks to slow down.
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Arlen
Sks
Coalgate
Okla
Oklahoma
Woods
Prohibition Debate in Georgia Recalls Gov Smith Letter
A Georgia liquor dispute corrects a misimpression from J L Wortham about Gov Smith and prohibition. The prohibition Democratic committee wrote to Smith and Brown urging support for enforcement. Smith gave an evasive reply while Brown declared for prohibition and received a nomination. The public rebuke praised prohibition as a firm stance in the state.
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J. L. Wortham
Georgia
Notice to Confederates Confederate Veterans to meet at Boo hun court house
Executive Committee of the Fabian County Confederate Veterans Association calls a meeting at the Boo hun courthouse on Saturday July dl at 11 oclock am to discuss reunion plans and other matters. John Cunningham presides and George Ro Pattullo of Boston is noted guest and contributor. Maio Patullo gains journalistic reputation noted by Erwin Smith.
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Boohun
Reunion
John Cunningham
George Ro Pattullo
Boston
Mass
Boston Trerald
Erwin Smith
Maio Patullo
Barwie Sinath
Be Ber
Lew Ug
First Monday Draws Large Crowd at County Court Session
On the first Monday the regular monthly county court session opened, bringing in the town’s largest crowd in years. A candidate was present with a broad smile as proceedings began.
Texas Corn Growth Praised By Star Editorial
The Star backs the Texas Corn Growers Association urging more corn production and better quality. It notes machinery and chemistry expanding corn as a food product, stabilizing prices for years and predicting the end of cheap corn. The piece cites Illinois towns rising with corn products and 800 buildings under construction for workers.
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The
Star
Texas Corn Growers Association
Illinois
Get Busy Dont Sit Dow 1m Silent Woe
Poem urging action and perseverance by Chas. M. Finch. Encourages constant effort, buoyant energy, and a stiff upper lip to overcome despair, featuring lines about luck smiling on the busy and strength in doing. Located as a poetic exhortation from San Francisco.
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Chas. M. Finch
San Francisco
Car Company Donates Pavilion for Hospital Benefit Concert
The car company donated the Pavilion and half the car receipts to a Hospital Benefit concert. The Pavilion has been renovated and repaired for the picture show.
Mrs RooC Ragland Heads to Pexarkana for Visit
Mrs Ragland left this morning for Pexarkana to visit relatives. A man can get worked up over any political question unless he understands it.
Man’s Words on Self Praise Prove Nothing, Says Adage
A old proverb notes that judging a man by his own talk is unwise. The saying counsels looking to actions and others’ assessments for true character.
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Ao Man
William Jennings Bryan Life Sketch Up to Age Thirty six
A compact portrait of William Jennings Bryan tracing his Salem birthplace, family background, early schooling, and rise in Nebraska politics. It covers his 1880s path from law to public service, his first congressional win in 1890, and the notable 1892 speech that propelled him toward national prominence.
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Robertus Love
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Salem, Jr
Bryan
Silas L. Bryan
Virginia
Maria Elizabeth Jennings
Judge Bryan
William Jennings
Bryan rises in Nebraska politics amid tariff clashes
The text traces William J. Bryan's 1896 campaign dynamics in Nebraska. It notes his senate nomination by the state convention, joint debates with John M. Thurston in Lincoln and Omaha, and his defense of the Wilson tariff. It covers his private life, family, and later St. Louis exposure during the Republican convention as a press correspondent.
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John M.thurston
Bryan
Thurston
Lincoln
Omaha
Ways and Means
Tincoln
William McKinley
Ohio
McKinley
Ruth
Wiliam H. Leavitt
Wiliam
Miss Grace
Leavitt
Colorado
Denver
William
Nebraska State University
Grace
White House
Bryan Farm
Fairview
Messinley
St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Planters Hotel
W. J. Bryan
New York Tribune
Free Silver
Nebraska Democracy
Far West
Henry M. Teller
Tribune
Mr. Bryan
New York
Nebraska
Free Siver
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
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