Prohibition Leader Criticizes Hoover At Ohio Conference
Dr. Clarence True Wilson, head of the Methodist church temperance group, denounced President Hoover at the Ohio conference session and said he would vote for Norman Thomas. He defended his remarks despite opposition from conference leaders who urged discipline for political speech.
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Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Hoover
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Tow
Perance
Prohibition
Ohio
Dr. Wilson
Norman Thomas
Wilson
Ae Vad
Wickersham
Prohibition Split Faces Voters In Crossroads Speech
A speaker argues a nine to two wets vs drys commission and notes the president of the nation’s Wettest women’s college. He endorses Norman Thomas and claims a Dry vote surge will force Republicans to drop prohibition from their platform. He says elections should reflect the party’s betrayals and support for social reforms.
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United States
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Republican Party
Senate
Congress
Funeral for J. L. Gardenhire Held After Sudden Death
The funeral for J. L. Gardenhire occurred Wednesday morning after he collapsed Friday afternoon September 2 at six near the Fuller place, Wokaty. Judge O C Nolte from Ben Arnold presided at the inquest and ruled natural causes. Green Brothers carried the remains from Friday evening to Wednesday morning, burial took place in Strangers Field on the County Farm.
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J. L. Gardenhire
Fuller Place
Wokaty
O C. Nolte
Ben Arnold
Green Brothers
Mrs Charles Sprott Piano and Violin Teacher Bio
Mrs Charles Sprott teaches piano and violin. Four years as pupil of Rudolf Hoffmann at Baylor University completing harmony and counterpoint. Also two years under Anton Navratel Baylor head of Violin Department. Studio at Yoe High Building. Phone 186. Terms align with Yoe High studios.
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Rudolf Hoffmann
Baylor University
Anton Navratel
Mrs W Lewis and son visit Crockett kin
Mrs. W. Lewis and her son of Crockett are visiting a week with her parents Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Lehmberg.
Bring Em Back Alive thrills Milam Theatre crowds
Wild animal adventure from Frank Buck shown at Milam Theatre on September 11 and 12. The film features real scenes from the Federated Malay States with tense confrontations and daring jungle episodes. It is pitched as both entertainment and natural history education.
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Frank Buck
Milam Theatre
van Beuren Corporation
Federated Malay States
Mrs Julius Ruzicka Dies At Buckholts Funeral Held
Mrs Julius Ruzicka died August 31 at 11 a.m. in Buckholts after long residence there. Funeral services were held at Hope Lutheran church the next day at 3:20 p.m. Interment in Corinth Cemetery. Survived by husband two sons Emil and J D two daughters Lily and Mrs Annie Orsag, parents Mr and Mrs Tom Zajicek, Buckholts, and several brothers and sisters. Pallbearers were Louis Svetlik Jim Petruy Jos Schiller Sr Orbe Hess Frank Rubac and Adolph Jurea.
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Julius Ruzicka
Hope Lutheran Church
Horak
Corinth
Milam County
Buckholts
Emil
J. D
Lily Ruzicka
Annie Orsag
Tom Zajicek
Louis Svetlik
Jim Petruy
Jos Schiller, Sr
Orbe Hess
Frank Rubac
Adolph Jurea
Funeral for R. L. Dycus at North Elm Church
R L Dycus 56 died in his field near Yarrelton on August 31. Funeral services were held September 2 at North Elm church with Rev P L Caperton officiating. Interment followed in North Elm cemetery. He is survived by his wife and ten children. pallbearers named. Inquest by Judge O C Nolte found death due to natural causes.
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R. L. Dycus
Yarrelton
North Elm Church
P. L. Caperton
North Elm Cemetery
O. C. Nolte
Ben Arnold
M. C. Russell
Roy Hensley
Whittington
Sam B. Houston
Wesley Scarbrough
T. R. Wheeler
Peter Van Steeden Leads Quiet New York Orchestra
Peter Van Steeden of New York, a member of the citys famed four hundred, guides Whytes Restaurant musical program on Broadway. He argues New York prefers muted sweet music over brass and elaborate rhythms, calling The Song Without a Name the ideal New Yorker tune.
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Peter van Steeden
New York
New York City
New Yorker
Broadway
van Steeden
Father Knickerbocker
Whyte
Wall Street
Upper Fifth Avenue
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Cactus Jack
Texas
Ruby North
Washington County
Edwin Barnes
Harris County
Texas A. and M. College
College Station
J. K. Freeman
Cameron, Texas
Cardus
Charles Sprott
Coleman-Eplen
Billie Marek
James L. Coleman
Peter van Steede
Ociey
Taies
Tim
Sre
Milam
Lone Star Burial Association
P. C. Tarver
Maxine Tarver
O. V. Fontaine
J. W. Coleman
T. A. Howell
E. P. Werner
P. Wilkerson
Frank Walzel
First National Bank of Cameron and
Planters National Bank of
Lawrence Bldg
Gillis Law Office
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