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Woodville Teachers Absent Sick As Bryan News Gathers
Mrs P A Tardy, Woodville school teacher, is confined at home in Bryan with malaria. Substitute teacher Mrs J B Atkinson assists at Woodville. Mrs Tardy shows slight improvement. Miss Lila Wilkinson of Denton visits her sister and travels with her to Denton. Leta Wilkinson enjoys vacation and Katherine Hassell moves from A and M College to Bryan residence on East 27th street.
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P. A. Tardy
Woodville School
Bryan
Malassia
J. B. Atkinson
Woodville
Tardy
Lila Wilkinson
Denton
Leta Wilkinson
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
College
Mons
Katherine Hassell
A. and
M. College
J. B. Sanders
East 27Th Street
Henrys Plan Sunday Reunion for 100th Birth Anniversary
Henrys and friends mark the 100th birthday of Robertson county born William Bud Henry with a program led by W S Barron of Bryan. Bryan figures W C Davis F L Henderson Felton Lane Hearne and Rev A E Rambo Bald Prairie on the program with a Bryan orchestra. Attendees may bring lunch and join the Heart reunion at Will H Peyton pasture Benchley.
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Henrys
Robertson County
William
Bud) Henry
W. S. Barron
Bryan
W. C. Davis
F. L. Henderson
J. Felton Lane
Hearne
A. E. Rambo
Bald Prairie
Heart
Will H. Peyton
Benchley
Apron Tunics Very Smart for Autumn
A new apron tunic in heavy black crepe features soft fullness at the skirt front and a crushed belt with a bold buckle. Long sleeves have small cuffs and a softly draped collar, creating a youthful flattering neckline.
Solons Battle Over Open Saloon Regulation at Texas Session
Wet advocates backed drink by drink liquor sales as a conference report on the Morse beer bill surfaced. Dry lawmakers in the House and Senate clung to positions as the session neared adjournment, with odds that the liquor regulation measure would expire without passage.
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Austin
Harris
Dallas
Celaya
McKee
Morse
Shivers
Regan
Hopkins
Rawlings
Moore
Senate
Governor Allred Reopens Session On Pension Bill
A summons from Governor James V. Allred calls a second session reconvening Wednesday at noon to consider old age pensions and revenues to fund them as the sole subject. The pension bill stalled in both houses as the session dribbled toward final adjournment. Local officers salaries bill, replacing fees, passed the house but was blocked in the senate on Monday and Tuesday.
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James V. Allred
House
Senate
Western Europe Peace Pact under Locarno strengthens hope
Reports indicate moves to strengthen the Locarno Pact as a peace guarantee for western Europe. It is learned officials seek United States and other nonleague members input on restricting imports from Italy if the league imposes similar sanctions.
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Europe
United States
Italy
Ethiopian Evacuation as Italian Recon Flights Roar Over Harar
Harar evacuated after recon planes buzzed the ancient Moghamedan city. Americans and foreign press fled to hills or Dire Dawa as Dr. Robert W. Hockman described treating a wounded Ethiopian soldier. Rome warned of a European war but pledged to pursue Africa policy.
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Ethiopia
Diredawa
Robert William Hockman
Wheaton
Hockman
Rome
Italy
Africa
League of Nations
Europe
Aksum
Pietro Maravigna
Omager
Setut
Sudan
Maravigna
Haile Selassie
Victory-Harvester Union to Hold Business Meeting
Officers of the Victory-Harvester union of the First Baptist Training Union will meet Thursday at 7 50 p m at Milton Maloney home.
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Victory-Harvester Union
First Baptist Training Union
Milton Maloney
Augie Galan Transforms Cubs Into 1935 NL Champs
Augie Galan, switched from infield to outfield by manager Charley Grimm, becomes the Cubs leadoff man in 1934 spring games and holds the position through the 1935 season, recording 350 putouts 12 assists and eight errors. Born in Berkeley California he is known for speed and fielding prowess and is nicknamed Goo Goo. plus details of the college theatre production and dances.
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Chicago Cub
Augie Galan
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Bill Herndon
San Francisco Seals
Galan
Berkley
Calif
Augie
Cub
Prison Tale Bowie Upscene Search for Lost Brother
In the warden's room of a vast prison a young girl seeks her brother who is to be executed for murder. She clings to the belief he is the prisoner who vanished from sight, adding a somber, desperate edge to the looming sentence.
Cotton Market Mixed as Wheat Drops and Grains Edge Lower
Cotton closed little changed with December and May posting small gains while October held steady. Wheat fell across contracts in Chicago with Dec and May showing larger declines. Corn and oats also slipped, with grains leading the day’s losses across major markets.
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T. F. Bush & Co
Chicago
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