Pictures by wire not new idea, scientist says
D J Cable of Titteburg claims he described the full process in 1881 and sketched diagrams of transmitting pictures by telegraph. He ridicules modern claims of a revolution in wire transmission, citing Pittsburg Post article and early demonstrations decades ago.
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Texas Baptists Lead In Sunday School Membership
The thirty largest Baptist Sunday Schools in Texas hold one sixth of state Sunday School enrollment. There are 2,741 Bible schools in Texas under the Baptist General Convention. The top Texas schools total 53,158 members, with several under 1,000 yet over 900. Two Dallas Sunday schools, First Baptist and Cliff Temple, enroll 6,782 and 4,296 respectively, as growth stems from the 75 Million Campaign.
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F. S. Groner
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First Baptist Sunday
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Campaign pledge drives to close December 31, 1924
The text notes plans to close by December 31, 1924 with Sunday schools and churches rallying to complete the pledge of its State to the campaign.
Candy Flower Pot Decor for Children's Parties
For a children's party use edible table decorations like candy flowers in pots. Fill cups with ice cream and top with bright candies and colored gumdrops. Create prune animal shapes with raisin heads and prune bodies to amuse picky eaters.
Austin College Diamond Jubilee Celebrated in Sherman Texas
Austin College in Sherman Texas plans a June Diamond Jubilee marking its 1849 founding by Presbyterian ministers and 344 Presbyterians in Texas. Synod seeks 1,350,000 for Austin College and related institutions, urging every Texas Presbyterian to pledge support.
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Sherman
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Texas Presbyterian
Judges Disqualify From Ferguson Ballot Questions
Austin Texas June 3 Chief Justice C M Cureton and Associate Justice T B Greenwood of the State supreme court disqualified themselves from acting on certified questions about placing James E Ferguson on the gubernatorial ballot. The Galveston Court of Civil Appeals submitted the questions after Judge Ewing Boyd of Houston ruled Ferguson's name...
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T. B. Greenwood
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James E. Ferguson
Court of Civil Appeals
Galveston
Ewing Boyd
Houston
Ferguson
Supreme Court Adjourns As Election Ballot Question Remains
The Supreme Court ad journed June 28 with the election ballot issue unresolved. If Ferguson consents the matter may return to the appellate court for decision or be withdrawn to the Court of Civil Appeals. Justice Cureton recused himself due to impeachment era involvement and Justice Greenwood likewise abstained over prior representation by the Students' council.
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Cureton
House of Representatives
Greenwood
Students’ Council of
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Grant Lumber Co Righting Pilaster Disaster Duty
The note asserts honesty and steadfast work ethic amid disaster, signaling confidence in the Grant Lumber Co mitigation efforts and commitment to structural integrity. It emphasizes reliability and durability of their pilaster-related work.
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Grant Lumber Co
Governor Candidacy Emerges After Houston Hearing
The Texas official involved in Ferguson's prosecution aided in writing an opinion on the evidence. Since the Houston hearing, Ferguson has certified his wife as a candidate for governor to the State committee.
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Ferguson
Houston
State Committee
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