Mayfield Becomes United States Senator from Texas
Earle B. Mayfield of Austin takes the oath of office as United States Senator from Texas during the Sixty-Eighth Congress opening in Washington. He sends birthday telegram to his son, greets colleagues, and attends Democratic caucus with fellow Texans and aides present.
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Washington
United States
Texas
Earle B. Mayfield
Austin
Senate
Sixty- Eighth Congress
Cummins
Iowa
Mayfield
Garland
Arkansas
Ralston
Indiana
Grover Clevland
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Senator Heflin
Alabama
John Mayfield
The
Texas University
James P. Straughan
Fort Worth
S. W. H. Mercer
Mineral Wells
Sheppard
E. W. Cole
Alto
Congress
House of
Tyler Page
House
Cole
Page
Henry Young
Waco
Young
Manfield
Wurzbach
Hudspeth
Williams
Jesse Hennington Dies in Lamesa at 38
The obituary notes Jesse Hennington aged about 38 died at his Lamesa home after typhoid and malaria fever. He is survived by wife, parents Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Hennington of Fort Worth, three brothers and five sisters. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery in Fort Worth after a service attended by relatives from across the state.
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Jesse Hennington
F. J. Hennington
Cavilla
Lamesa
Ft. Worth
P. I. Hennington
Glenwood
Frank
Fort Worth
Lee Seaton
Hattie Kerns
Viola Larson
Lena
Johnson and Huffman Relatives Spread Across New Mexico
Johnson at Haskell and Mrs Lelia Huffman now living in New Mexico and many relatives and friends over the state Thorndale Chamipon.
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Johnson
Haskell
Lelia Huffman
New Mexico
Thorndale Chamipon
Rev M I Brown Re Turns To Thor ndale
Rev M I Brown, pastor of the Thor ndale Methodist church, is returned to Thorn dale circuit for another year by the Cameron Conference. He has been ill but will fill the pulpit at the usual hours Sunday. The Champion invites congregants to attend.
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Rov. M. I. Brown
Methodist
Thorndale
Cameron
Cameron Texas to vote on $150000 school bonds in 1923
Cameron City Council orders a December 27 1923 election to issue bonds of 150 000 over 30 years at 5.5 percent to build and equip brick public school buildings with sites in Cameron Texas. Roy Baskin named election manager. notices to be posted and published.
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Cameron
Texas
J. B. White
O. M. Smith
H. M. Hefley
Geo. T. Graves
W. C. Triggs
C. R. Phillips
W. O. Triggs
City of
State of
Roy Baskin
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