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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1926

Page

12

Moody Deplores Pardon Of Klansman Murray Jackson

Dan Moody and eight Williamson county lawyers issue a 1000-word statement denouncing Governor Ferguson’s clemency for Murray Jackson, jailed for flogging H. W. Burleson in Williamson county. The document disputes the pardon timing and cites court records showing Jackson served about seven months of a five-year term.

Austin Dan Moody Murray Jackson Taylor H. W. Burleson Travis Williamson Jackson H. N. Graves D. W. Wilcox J. F. Taulbee Richard Critz S. J. Reinhardt W. H. Nunn BE. H. Lawhorn A. S. Evans Williamson County Graves Georgetown Judge Critz House Investigation Committee Wilcox Moody Taulbee, Nunn Reinhardt Lawhorn Evans Court of Criminal Appeals Joe Burkett

Mangum Buried At Cameron After Long Baptist Faith

George S Mangum was laid to rest Sunday at Oak Hill after a Baptist church life spanning decades. The funeral at the home and church drew a large crowd, with a special choir and floral tributes as pallbearers including Robert McLane and J S Bragg carried the service.

Mangum The Baptist Church Coleman-Eplen Funeral Home Cameron Oak Hill

Pianos Out Of Tune Views And Mutiny At Assen

The text notes 8,000,000 pianos out of tune in America and 5,500,000 radio sets in use in the U.S. It also mentions radio introducing 5,000 more English words. Historic beds used by Tutankhamen’s ancestors are described as plywood frames with feather mattresses. A beer-supply dispute sparked a Dutch army mutiny at Assen, resulting in one death and several wounded.

America United States King Tutankhamen Assen

Indians Not Vanishing in United States Population

Contrary to common belief, American Indians are not disappearing. Census data show their numbers in the United States are increasing.

The United States

Texas Bankers Form Cotton Finance Plan

Dallas reports the formation of a Texas cotton finance corporation with $5,000,000 capital leading a southern total of $10,000,000 across six states. The plan unlocks $50,000,000 in credit for retiring 4,000,000 bales of cotton over 18 to 20 months using warehouse receipts, with support from Eugene Meyer and the Federal Farm Loan board.

Dallas Texas Cotton Finance Corporation United States Farm Loan Board Texas South North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Texas Corporation Texas Bankers’ Association Eugene Meyer Coolidge Cotton Commission Birmingham A. C. Williams Federal Farm Loan Board Intermediate Credit Bank

Gutenberg Bible Sold for Three Hundred Thousand in Carinthia

A rare Gutenberg Bible from St Pauls Monastery in Carinthia fetched 300000 dollars at auction. Rome imposes ten percent theater tax fifteen percent tax on large households and fifty percent tax on car owners to fund tuberculosis fight. A college student proposes using an automatic wind shield wiper device to assist breaking in a new pipe in an experimental scheme.

Rome

New York Surgeon Transplants Toe for a Finger

A New York surgeon reports a successful transplant placing a toe to replace a missing finger. The procedure demonstrates a novel approach in reconstructive surgery.

New York

Rural shift in U S: farmers fall to 28 percent

The text notes that in 1880 about 90 percent of Americans lived on farms, while today only 28 percent do despite higher food demand. It contrasts rural depopulation with ongoing agricultural needs.

United States

Fortress of Saints Peter and Paul to Become Museum

The historic fortress of Saints Peter and Paul in Leningrad, long known as a prison, is slated for conversion into a museum highlighting its past.

Saints Peter and Paul Leningrad

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Freering Burleson WERE Eet Lat Reek Texas Public Utilities Co George Robert McLane J. S. Bragg J. W. Coleman Wm. Henderson W. H. Henley Walter Lucas Ben Atkinson Preston Graves Herald Radio Eproingly Cotton Finance Plan H. M. Gossett Houston Charles A. Fisk St. Paul's Monastery Carinthia D. L. Humbles Thedford’s Draugh J.D. Dobbins Cameron, Texas
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