Lone Star Lawyers at 1907 Texas Bar Convention
About 200 delegates attended the opening session of the Texas Bar association convention in Beaumont on July 3 1907. President Beaty of Sherman read the address of welcome and papers on legal ethics and uniform legislation were presented. A resolution called for a state board of legal examiners appointed by the supreme court with one member from each district.
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Texas Bar
City of
Beaumont
Texas Bar Association
Minor
Jefferson County Bay Association
Estes
Texarkana
Beaty
Sherman
Edgar Watkins
Houston
J. L. Young
Cooper
George Thompson
Fort Worth
W. M. Holland
Dallas
A. P. Doheney
Paris
John Charles Harris
Legal Education
Clarence Miller
Austin
Supreme Court of
State
Board of Legal Examiners
Supreme Judicial District
R. A. John
Diabolical Deed in Houston Fire Kills Pryor Boys
A Houston blaze at Jacob Pryor’s grocery store, blamed on black burglars, burned the family’s home and killed three Pryor children. Mrs Pryor and others suffer injuries as the夫 fight to escape. Police report confirms arson by intruders after stealing cash and entering upstairs.
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Houston
Jacob Pryor
Both Feet Cut Off In Tex Central Yard Accident
Dublin July 3 Willie Jordan twelve year old daughter of Engineer Jordan was run over in the Texas Central yards and both feet severed at the ankles as she tried to escape an advancing engine. The engine failed to see her until after twenty or thirty feet and the tender and engine passed over her feet. She was taken to the sanitarium and is resting well.
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Dublin
Tex
Willie Jordan
Jordan
Texas Central
Oil Discovered in Dallas County Under Willingham Farm
Oil was found under the land of I. J. Willingham eight miles west of Dallas at depths from 135 to 279 feet. Willingham plans further drilling up to 1,500 feet if needed and owns 2,200 acres two and a half miles south of Stop 23 on the Interurban railway. The grade is reported good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Willingham
Dallas
I. J. Willingham
Here
Tragic Ranch Fire Claims Miss Bessie Russell
On J. A. Pruett's ranch in Alpine Texas Miss Bessie Russell was badly burned when her clothing caught fire from a blaze. She died after suffering.
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Alpine
Tex
J. A. Pruett
Bessie Russell
Typhoid Fever Strikes Twelve Fort Sam Soldiers
Twelve soldiers at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio are reported with typhoid fever as of July 3. The condition prompts health officials to investigate and monitor the spread among troops.
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San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Anxious to Remarry Burns Husband to Death
In Scranton Pa on July 3 Mrs Kindra Horesto age eighteen of Dunmore is jailed charged with killing her husband to be free to wed her former lover gnatiz Huttro also jailed as accessory police say she confessed and gave crime details. Also notes incident of a boy bitten by a rattlesnake and several brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Kindra Horesto
Dunmore
Gnatiz Huttro
Desirable Bryan Residence With Three Acres For Sale
City home offering three acres of land in Bryan described as a highly desirable property. Includes details implying a residence and surrounding lots at bargain pricing for potential buyers.
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Bryan
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