Klan Member Sheriff Ousted in Texas Verdict
Jefferson County Sheriff Tom Garner was found guilty of misconduct and removed from office by a district court jury. Judge Robert G. Street ruled the Ku Klux Klan oath violated his sheriff’s oath. The decision will be appealed as extradition papers are prepared for W. S. Coburn, a Klan leader detained in Atlanta related to the Englewood raid.
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Beaumont
Texas
Tom Garner
Jefferson County
Robert G. Street
Los Angeles
W. C. Doran
Coburn
Pacific Coast Domain
Englewood
Atlanta
Harding praised as Princeton honors president with degree
The address lauds President Warren G. Harding for leadership in finance and national service. Dean Woet extols Harding's thrift from youth, editorial work, senate service, and presidency. He cites budget reform, anti-strike stance, armament curbs, and global gratitude for steady, people-centered governance.
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Princeton
N. J
Dean Woet
Warren Gamalie
Harding
United States Senate
Our Republic
Reports on Muscle Shoals proposals reach the House
Three House reports discuss options for the Muscle Shoals project, detailing spending of about 106 million dollars, including 45 million for the Gorgas plant and transmission line. The majority urges selling the property or leasing power, while a Wright minority favors Ford offers bringing hydro power, nitrogen fertilizer production, and wartime readiness, arguing broad national benefits.
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Almama Power Company
Shoals
Gorgam
Hones
Congress
South
Wright
Muscle Shoals
Ford
Ford Offer Drama Shapes Gorgas Plant Debate
A president of a company writes to a military committee chair urging that a $2.6 million offer for the Gorgas plant be submitted. The memo questions the company’s sincerity and whether $2.5 million would suffice for the government stake. Ford argues control is needed for Muscle Shoals efficiency, while Parker and Frothingham fault the bid as inadequate. The report notes no interest on $16 million already spent on Wilson dam and questions future payments.
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Wright
Ford
Georgia
War Department
Alabama Power Company
Gorgas
Daugherty
Army
Ihs
Mcncoszie
Inciuda Geren
Parker and
Frothingham
Waco
Wilson Dam
United States
Knight-Campbell Service Expert to Visit Casper
One of our best tuners will visit Casper in days with headquarters at the Henning hotel. He carries Knight-Campbell ID and guarantees quality work. Send a card to Knight Campbell Service department, Henning hotel, for estimates on tuning and repair of pianos, player pianos, pipe organs, units, orchestras, or coin operated instruments. No call charge. verify the expert by demanding Knight Campbell Omar Ka Music Co Denver.
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College of
Princeton
Knightcampbell
Casper
Henning Hotel
Knight-Campbell
Knight‘Campbell Service Department
Campbell Omar
Ka Music Co
Denver
Colo
For Rent Four Room House With Furnished Rooms
Too late to classify for rent four room house with three furnished rooms in basement and double garage. Modern in every respect. Rent seventy five dollars per month. Address 1119 B Third. Inquire 608 EK Yellow Stone. Phone 1479.
Ford Muscle Shoals proposal prompts debate in Congress
House leaders and senators weighed Henry Ford's offer on the Muscle Shoals property. The plan involves the government paying 7.5 million dollars during construction and re receiving 1 million dollars back, a move seen as a departure from current water power legislation. The fertilizer aspect is debated, with questions about profitability and price in any potential partnership. Washington officials note the need for further report review before action.
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Ford
Washington
Tune
Npon
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Death of 3-Year-Old Donald Niles Saddens Niles Home
Wallace T Niles home at 426 South Center street reports the death of three year old Donald Niles after a two week illness from pneumonia. Funeral is set for Sunday at 2 PM at Shaffer Gay chapel with Rev Charles A Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Highland cemetery. He is survived by his parents two sisters and four brothers.
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Wallace T. Niles
South Center Stréet
Donald Niles
Mde
Shaffer Gay Chapel
Charles A. Wilson
Highland Cemetery
Bia
Representative Monell Signals Delayed Decision on Reports
Representative Monell the Republican leader declared no decision could be reached until the various reports were submitted and studied. The remark frames a pause in proceedings as reviews continue.
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Monell
Seader
Mortgage retirement plan inquiry and contact data
A fragment asks if you can retire your mortgage when due and mentions a 2 percent plan and a phone number 1800 with odd characters. The readable text suggests a financial scheme pitch without clear details or authority.
On Wings of Wireless Debuts in Tribune Weekly
A science detective tale titled On Wings of Wireless opens in The Tribune on Saturday June 10. The first chapter introduces a clever investigator unraveling a mystery through early wireless concepts.
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the Tribune
NEA
Arthur B. Reeve
America
Lene
Ayrere
New Myst
Wings of Wireless
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Ge Notentia
Radio Romance
Standard Oil Athletic Association
Arkeon Dance Palace
Niles
Lander, Wyo
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Everybody’s Theater
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Jazz Orchestra
Tom Santschi
Rameriz
Letty
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Matt and
Jeff
FOX News
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Casper’s Family Theater
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Harris “Flannigan
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Colorado
Baby Frances Mylie
Sam Mylie
Lovetta Lozier
Jean. Arnold
Marie Ehlers
Marie
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