Tyler Politician Honored Nominee Delivers Speech
Hon. Cone Johnson of Tyler, recently nominated at Waco for delegate at large to the National Convention in Denver, arrived from Denison and spoke last night. He began addressing a 2 PM audience of about 400 in the district courtroom and was still arguing the Bailey question at press time.
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Cone Johnson
Tyler
Waco
Denver
Denison
District Court Room
Bailey
Bailey club meets at courthouse to discuss politics
About two hundred members attend the Bailey club meeting at the courthouse. Hon Rice Maxey of Denison is endorsed as a delegate to the National Democratic convention in Denver. Speaker addresses Senator Bailey and criticizes corporate ties while outlining club organization and transportation plans for an upcoming Ft Worth trip. A sale notice for extension and library tables runs at Halsell and Caldwell Co.
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Bailey Club
Court House
F. M. Gibson
A. J. Moore
Luther Crawford
S. F. Leslie
H. A. McDaniel
J. C. Car
Ft. Worth
Bonham
Sherman
Grayson County
Rice Maxey
Denver
Denison
Bailey
Halsell & Caldwell Co
Barrett and Bowen to Debate at Honey Grove Texas
Democratic Club of Texas chair Geo W Riddle reports Col W A Bowen will debate with A P Barrett in Honey Grove. Barrett, a Fourth District progress candidate, has not confirmed by press time. Senter may meet Barrett in Honey Grove Friday or Saturday. Local tables and stores are mentioned in passing.
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Dallas
Tex
George W. Riddle
Democratic Club of
A. P. Barrett
Bonham, E
W. A. Bowen
Honey Grove
Atork
G. Senter
Ney Grove
Geo. W. Riddle
Airman Democratic Club of Texas
Current Literture Club April 1 1908 meeting
The April 1 1908 Current Literature Club program lists topics and leaders: host Mrs. J. W. Rainey introduces a reading on Two Gentlemen of Verona Act I. Talks cover Life and character of Boccaccio by Mrs. Sid Smith and works of Boccaccio. Ghiberti and Donatello discussed by Mia and Mrs. Will Rayburn.
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Sid Smith
Mia
J. M. Nunn
Ghiberti and
Donatello
Will Rayburn
Critic’s Report
Pearl Gaither and Will Doggett Elope in Local City Ceremony
Miss Pearl Gaither and Mr Will Doggett were married last night at 8 30 by Reverend Edgar W Williams at the First Presbyterian church. The couple, said to be popular, will reside in Ravenna after their wedding trip to Ravenna.
Bonham Mayors Pro Tem Orders City Election 1908
Bonham Texas mayor pro tem V A Patera orders an election April 7 1908 for city officers including marshal assessor and collector secretary treasurer and several ward aldermen. Polling at City Hall with Smith Lipscomb presiding. Election runs 8 am to 7 pm.
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City of Bonham
Smith Lipscomb
City of
Bonham
V. A. Patera
Chaos erupts at Tennessee Republican convention with fistfights
Nashville reports wild scene as the Republican State Convention opens at the capitol. The melee involves Evans and Bronson factions, requiring police to restore order before proceedings continue. Separate ads note a sale on violin bows strings and a musical instrument line at Hassell Caldwell Co and McGillren’s.
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Nashville
Tenn
Capitol
Evans and Bronsow
Mc? Fillen’s
Bonham, Texas
Dead infant found in mail to New Mexico town
Denver dispatch reports the discovery of a dead infant body mailed to Roy W. Carr of Roswell New Mexico. The package bore unsigned note reading Do not open Burn or do something right away. Postmaster O Lerach and Inspector McKee turned the body over to Portales police for investigation.
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Rocky Mountain Region
Roy W. Carr
Roswell
N. M
Ida Rhees Carr
Woodstock
Ill
O’lerach
Portales
McKew
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Bailey Club Meeting
Rige Maxey
Spangler
Johnson
United States
Leton
Woodward
Senter
Bate
Halsell & Iwell Co
Current Literture Club
J. W. Rainey
L. K. Hargrove
T. P. Steger
Dogegett-Gaither
Chas. Davis & CO
Bonham and Ravenna
Harry
Nunn & Jones Co
Nunn & Jones Co’s
Nunn
Tennessee
Hassell & Caldwell Co
O Lerach
Rlea
S Woechier
McKee
wWi
Bob Brownlee
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