Armstrong withdraws from Texas governor race to run as independent
George W. Armstrong withdraws from the Democratic nomination for Texas governor citing opposition to the Chicago party platform. He says he will pursue an independent bid after outlining a state currency plan and calling for a new independent democratic movement to represent the masses.
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Texas
Chicago
Federal Reserve Authorities
Patman
Wall Street
Federal Reserve System
Morgan & Co
Kuhn Lob & Co
John J. Raskob
Loyal Al Smith backs Democratic nominees for November
Alfred E. Smith former New York governor and 1928 party nominee said he would support the party and its nominees in the November election. He helped shape the Chicago convention platform and his stance solidifies Democratic unity in the East and a solid front for November.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Chicago
al Smith
Court Petitions and Probate Actions Listed
Clinton Oliver Miller to Myrtle Mae Holloway. Conrad Edmonds to Cecelia Bishup. Charles Stanford to Elizabeth Jane Pickens. Leon Dyer to Lorene Strelsky. Application to probate will of J F Coffey deceased. Claudie Hudson Coffey executrix. Guardian appointment for Oscar Hartley unsound mind. Mrs Emma Arnold guardian. State of Texas versus Mrs Ella Hawkins complaint in lunacy.
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Clinton Oliver Miller
Myrtle Mae Holloway
Conrad Edmonds
Cecelia Bishup
Charles Stanford
Eizabeth Jane Pickens
Leon Dyer
Lorene Strelsky
J. F. Coffey
Claudie Hudson Coffey
Oscar Hartley
Emma Arnold
State of Texas
Ella Hawkins
Oil and gas leases filed for multiple parcels
C P Bankston and wife transfer 50 acres to Sara Ros enwaser for 10 dollars, and 34 acres to Sara Ros enwaser via A T Miles survey for 10 dollars. Rudolph Von Gonten and wife transfer 98 acres to Rhett Wilder via M J Delgado L ea for 10 dollars, Chas A Doss Sr and wife transfer 63 acres to Rhett Wilder via M J Delgado Lea for 10 dollars.
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C. P. Bankston
Sara Ros
Enwaser
A. T. Miles
Cc. P. Bankston
Rudolph von Gonten
Rhett Wilder
M. J. Degado
Screening Work To Begin In Milam County July 25
Milam County to launch free Health Program demonstrations the week of July 25 under the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. State and chamber funding cover costs. local committees assist H. A. Wilson in four precincts with one screening per area and citizen involvement, followed by a Health Show on wheels later in summer. Committee members include Mrs. J. P. Love, chair. Mrs. K. K. Robbins. Mrs. L. T. Hughes. Minnie Bartholomew. George Banzhaf. Dr. W. R. Newton.
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Milam County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
State
H. A. Wilson
Wilson
J. P. Love
K. K. Robbins
L. T. Hughes
Minnie Bartholomew
George Banzhaf
W. R. Newton
Firemen Rally To Beat Rosebud In 12 Innings
Cameron Firemen defeated Rosebud Roses 4 3 in twelve innings before the largest crowd of the season. Archie Peel and McDonald each doubled for Cameron while Harris Potter Stor ey and Franklin contributed early. Everett Peel relieved in the ninth as the Roses tied the score in the eighth and the game extended to the twelfth.
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Cameron Firemen
Rosebud Roses
Firemen
Rosebud
Ross
Harris
Potter
Storey
Franklin
Williams
Young
Archie Peel
McDonald’s
Peel
McDonald's
Roses
Everett Peel
Zach
Cotton Franklin
McNair
Infield Out Caps Firemen Victory in Tight Game
Brad and Meier made easy outs. Glenn doubled and scored after Deer’s fumble on a sacrifice. Keith moved Glenn to third and Deer to second. Botr scored on Everett Peel’s single. Peel, McDonald, Zoch, McNair had two base hits. Potter and A Peel had three base hits. Zoch and E Peel pitched as Roses outscored Firemen 4 to 2.
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Brad
Meier
Glenn
Deer
Keith
Botr
Everett Peel
H. Peel
McDonald
Zoch
McNair
Potter
A. Peel
A. Feel
Denson
Williams
Storey
Harris
E. Peel
Gillum
E Peel
POAE
Ss Uv
Young
Rf. McDonald
Jenness
U Gienn
Wiley
Zach
Roses
A Storey
Franklin
Brod
E. Meier
Sharpe News Highlights Local Events and Elections
The report notes insect damage from recent showers and hopeful crop recovery after rain. Floyd Hargrove and Mrs. Will Spiegel are ill, with Spiegel in Cameron hospital. Lee Satterwhite and Floyd Hargrove attended a Railroad Commissioner event, with Satterwhite present but not announced. A family reunion at the J. M. Sanders home drew seven Sanders children and relatives. A. W. Von Rosenberg threshes oats with a rare machine. Sharpe Cats lost 2 to 1 to Davilla in a Davilla game.
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Will Spiegel
Cameron Hospital
J. M. Sanders
Errors Cost Sharpe Nine in Defeat by Runners and Outfielders
Errors by several runners and outfielders led to a Sharpe nine loss. Anderson and Rosenberg formed the battery for Sharpe in the game.
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Anderson
Rosenberg
Sharpe
Firemen Lose to Farmers in Second Meeting
Westphalia Farmers defeated Cameron Firemen five to three Sunday afternoon for their second win this season. Cameron led 2 0 in the second inning but Westphalia tied it with two runs in the fourth and another in the eighth. Key hits by L Bennett and Hoelscher, plus a late rally, sealed the Farmers victory as Everett Peel relieved Sumrall and closed the game.
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Westphalia
Cameron Firemen
L. Bennett
Farmers
J. Bennett
Bernsen
E. Mees
Hoel.scher
Bennett
Mees
Hoel
Scher
W. Beach
W. Mees
Hoelscher
Everett Peel
Sumrall
M. Beach
Cameron
First Spiritualist Church of Cameron Hosts Chicken Supper
The First Spiritualist Church of Cameron announces a public chicken supper on Thursday July 14 inviting the community and especially encouraging candidate attendance.
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First Spiritualist Church of
Cameron
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J. K. Freeman
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C. N. Green & Bros
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C. N. Green
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Lee Satterwhite
A. W. von Rosenberg
Sharpe Cats
Davilla «Ound
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Cameron K
Walker
Cats
C. V. Terrall
George Washington
Marak, Texas
T. H. McGregor
Austin
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Marak
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