For of Such is The Kingdom of Politics
The article discusses attorney oath requirements under Texas law and questions Judge Harry N Graves
25 Aug 1938
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
1
The article discusses attorney oath requirements under Texas law and questions Judge Harry N Graves
The Texans will open next Sunday at the Cameron Theatre as the first Reconstruction South epic since D. W. Griffiths Birth of a Nation. The film covers the postwar era with color, action, and romance as the North attempts to govern the South.
Cameron tourists viewed Picturesque Old Mexico and heard M. G. Cox, a lawyer, describe his memory derived from travels below the Rio Grande. He praised ancient Mexican civilizations skilled in arts and sciences comparable to the Medes and Persians.
Amateur Hour to be held in Cameron on September 8 sponsored by the Band Parents Association. Mrs Don Slocomb announced plans with two divisions, children and adults, first prize five dollars and second prize two fifty. Entries must register by noon September with talent scouts from radio and motion picture fields anticipated to attend.
Bob Murphy of A and W Sales Company praised the Herald advertising in the last issue for drawing many customers. The same ad will run again this week highlighting bargain prices on multiple merchandise lines.
Supporters of W Lee O Daniel anticipate heavy losses in the run off on Saturday August 27 as his endorsements of veteran politicians clash with six favored candidates from the first primary. Indorsed by O Daniel are Coke Stevenson Walter Woodul Richard Critz Harry Graves C V Terrell and Rascomb Giles.
About 300 pounds of marijuana and a bushel basket of cured buds were confiscated on Monday from two farms in eastern Milam County by Deputy Sheriff Clarence McCall and Dan Gunn with a state narcotics officer. Six Mexicans were arrested on the two farms near Rockdale and near Milano, then released on $500 bonds after waivers. This was Milam County’s second narcotics raid in a month, with officers noting the growers appeared unconcealed and unaware of the legal seriousness.
A narrator recalls moving to Kansas in 1895 with a mother and siblings, meeting stepfather Baker in Hutchinson, and witnessing his marriage to their mother. They relocate to a ranch near Arlington, a tenant rancher life under the Crabbs in Reno County, Kansas, with vivid notes on landscape and early family dynamics.
Mrs. Mary M. Thweatt was appointed executrix of Harmon D. Thweatt's estate who died November 6 1937 from a stroke caused by a dislodged silver plate in his head. The World War II veteran served with the American Army in France. The appointment, sought through attorneys Wallace and Wallace of Cameron, was contested by relatives via attorney Bill Morrison. Previously rival claimants included Mrs Harmon Daniels of Louisville who later withdrew in favor of Mrs Thweatt. her maiden name was Mary McCarty of Jones Prairie. No value of the estate is stated.
The Episcopal Church holds a morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. on Sunday August 28. The service features liturgy and a homily by the officiant in the church.
Milam County voters prepare for a small turnout run off on August 27 with two county races to decide. Incumbent R A Devers faces Connell Clement for county treasurer while Joe Slavik and Reese Turner compete for the 64th district representative seat. Local precincts show limited interest and observers expect totals under four thousand.
In Dallas a voter group denounces W Lee O Daniel for endorsing six “professional politicians” after visiting Governor Alfred in Austin. The assembly urges Texans to support independent state officials and recounts their prior support for O Daniel as a fight of the plain people against political racketeers.
Speaking for Pierce Brooks, supporters claim a landslide for the plain businessman in the August 27 election. Endorsements from Senator G H Nelson, George A. Davison Jr., Alton Mead, and other Texas citizens fuel claims of backing against monopolistic interests and old politics in a bid to place Brooks in office.
Woodmen plan a Sunday ceremony at Share Cemetery Cameron to unveil a monument over the grave of W. C. Green. Joe Weis, financial secretary, calls all Woodmen to assemble at the hall Sunday afternoon with Kemp as master of ceremonies and Judge Graham Gillis in charge of affairs. Public invited.
Miss Peggy Claressa Green returns to Cameron after a three month visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs M B Brooks of Forney. She spent two weeks at Camp Tres Rios in Glen Rose and marks her fourth year visiting there.
A large photo map of the old Chisholm Trail from San Antonio to Abilene Kansas is shown in The Herald window. Stanley Swift presents the map on the eve of the Cameron Theatre premiere of The Texans. The two day exhibit features Indian ware and fort landmarks tied to the Comanche era.
Bill Turner of Bridgeport spoke here for Gerald Mann, recounting Mann as a farm boy who washed dishes to pay through college and Harvard Law School. Turner said Mann returned to Dallas to practice law, not politics, and would be a friend of Texas seniors with support for benefits and anti corruption measures.
Johnson of Dallas, long time cotton buyer in Cameron for over a decade, arrived Wednesday to begin the fall cotton season.
Mr and Mrs B M Alexander and son B M Jr with Mr and Mrs Alvin Mondrik and daughter Katherine have returned from a 2611 mile journey across five states. They traveled from Cameron to Amarillo Clayton New Mexico Raton Pass across the Continental Divide into Colorado and on to Trinidad Laveta Pass Walsenburg Alamosa and South Fort, reporting excellent fishing and cool weather.
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