Bailey Jr. in Bonham Promotes State Rights Tax Talk
J W Bailey Jr candidate for congressman at large spoke to a large Bonham courthouse audience Monday night. He defended Jefferson Jackson and his father, urged local handling of prohibition, attacked federal taxes and the Republican party, and pledged to serve if elected. Local figures Judge Leslie and James H Lowry introduced him and Pinkie Frances attended with other guests from Dallas and Sherman.
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Joseph W. Bailey
Bonham
Bailey
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Jefferson
Jackson
R. T. Lipscomb
Mr. Bailey
Washington
New York City
Republican Party
Athens
United States
Rice Maxey
Sherman
Judge Maxey
J. W. Bailey
James H. Lowry
Honey Grove
Texas
Pinkie" Frances
Dallas
Austin
Pinkie
John McGraw
G. FE. Carpenter
Jess Bell
Savoy
Congress
Dallas man to be tried on insanity in mother murder
Yale graduate Yahtey Lewis 34 killed his mother Lula Lewis 85 at their Dallas home. He told reporters he planned to gain control of the estate by killing her, saying he would be sole heir after her death. Lewis has a legal background and past hospital treatment. his father once presided as a federal judge.
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Dallas
Yahtey Lewis
Te Lula Lewis
Lewis
Gastoi
Yale
William McCraw
University of Kentucky
State Hospital
San Antonio
United States District Court
Indian Territory
University of Texas
Annapolis Weddings Restricted Two Years After Graduation
A local notice in Annapolis restricts wedding events within two years after graduation. The rule aims to align ceremonies with college timelines and campus calendars, affecting recent graduates and planners.
Christian Endeavor Meeting for Arledge on June First
A Christian Endeavor gathering for Arledge held Sunday June first features Lois Hodgkiss leading a call to prayer and a song service. Speakers include Stewart and Edwards with Scripture passages and topics such as missionary spirit prayer spirit sacrifice unity interpretation and courageous moral witness. Closing with the hymn Bless Be The Tie That Binds and notes on completing an 18 mile dyke project near Zuider Zee.
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Lois Hodgkiss
Mr. Stewart
Luke
Alaska Edwards
Thess
Lucile Rodgers
Gene McClain
John
Roy Stifford
Yf. Cor
Lorene Nichols
Eph
Whitt
Matt
Robert Justice
Sparks
Edson R B Waite urges optimism and local revival
In Shawnee Oklahoma Edson R B Waite quotes editor J Heller of Decatur Democrat urging residents to stay optimistic. He emphasizes homemade goods, supporting local builders, advertising, and keeping dollars moving as a path to recovery, warning against grand government plans.
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J. ¥. Heller
The
Decatur Ind
Democrat
Thomas R. Marshall
Willson Seeks renomination for Chief Justice post
SAM P WILLSON announces his candidacy for renomination as Chief Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals in the Sixth Supreme Judicial District covering Bowie to Wood counties. He addresses voters stating the court session will run through July and invites support in the Democratic Primary and any assistance readers deem fit.
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Sixth Supreme Judicial District
Bowie
Camp
Cass
Cherokee
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Fannin
Franklin
Gregg
Harrison
Hopkins
Hunt
Lamar
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Morris
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Rains
Red River
Rusk
Smith
Titus
Upshur
Wood
Justic
Court of Civil Appeals
Sam P. Willson
Card of Thanks for Caring for Husband and Father
We express heartfelt thanks and appreciation to those who assisted in caring for our husband and father. We hold in our hearts a tender regard for them. Signed by Brill Tidwell Tidwell W H Tidwell R L Tidwell Homer Tidwell Mrs R L Nichols Mer W H Sadler Mrs George Euton Mrs Jim Hance.
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C. C. Tidwell
Brill
Tidwell
H. Tidwell
R. L. Tidwell
Homer Tidwell
R. L. Nichols
W. H. Sadler
George Euton
Jim Hance
Mayor Walker Celebrates 51st Birthday With Orphans
New York notes Mayor Walker called Uncle Jim at his 51st birthday. A heart shaped cake was presented yesterday at the Shield of David home where he was introduced as Uncle Jim to an orphan girl. He played the piano for the children but declined to sing.
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New York
Walker
Uncle Jim
Natal
Conshhocken Man Held After Fatal Car Incident
In Conshpheeken Pennsylvania a car rolled downhill after its driver Sealey Lie winko fell asleep and a four year old boy named Pojek was killed. Benjamin Popek faced involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Conshpheeken
Sealey Liewinko
Benjamin Popek
Pojek
Scouting Leader Kettering Faces Grim Economic Outlook
The article reports C. F. Kettering expressing bleak prospects for the economy ahead, citing concerns over employment and industrial demand as the basis for the foreboding forecast.
Grasshoppers Damage Crops in Collin County Texas
County Farm Agent Jack Cullough reports grasshoppers crushing corn wheat and oats in Collin County Texas, prompting farmers to buy poisons to curb the pests before further damage. Dublin crowd anticipates next Saturday fest and Eucharistic Mass, causing street congestion and calls for extra arrivals.
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McKinney
Texas
Collin County
Accorate County
Jack
You Can You Can Make An Average Man Mad Referring
Fragmentary text appears to reference a magazine or notebook line about making an average man mad by referring to him as something. No clear event or人物 names, organizations, places, dates, or concrete facts are readable.
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Re. Bond
J. W. Pr
Creer Hore Hymid Journal
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