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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1923

Page

8

Delay in electric chair setup sparks Texas legal tangle

Austin dispatch reports postponement of completing Hunterville State penitentiary electrocution chair, delaying death penalty executions under the State electrocution act. Governor and legal authorities may need to stay actions where sentences loom. several death penalties are pending. The electrocution act took effect August 14, prompting questions on timing before the chair is ready. Card of thanks notes and local theatre listings follow.

Austin Texas Hunterville Cabsd Cate Secral Penaitien

Olsen of Texas Day Yanks Olsen Dies

Des Moines report notes Olsen from Texas and a sale via Towaco Western League club. Pat Olsen planned travel options for a Yankees stop at Carpenter Bros. Olwen to report to the Yanks in spring. Mentions Texas A. and M. College and origins from Waco and Leary Street Charles Hotel.

Dies Moines Iowa Towaco Clifton Pat Olsen New York Yankees Carpenter Brox Olwen Yanks Waco Des Moines Leary St. Charles Texas A. & M. College

Judge orders wife to pay alimony in 16.50 case

In Los Angeles on September 11, Judge John W. Summer ordered Mrs. Mary Beranton to pay her husband Charles Scranton five dollars weekly as temporary alimony while he sues for separate maintenance. Scranton testified his wife, earning 4180 monthly, diverted funds and he is ill and unable to work. The judge noted the couple’s plea for mutual support and said the wife must shoulder part of the burden for now.

Los Angeles John W. Summer Field Superior Court Mary Beranton Charles Scranton Scranton

Gems from Books We Have Read and Farewell Talk Program

Program of readings and sermons from a church event includes Gems from Books We Have Read by Leader Dorothy Rea, a farewell talk by Mr Purcell on The Widow's Oil, and musical selections by Antoinette Vernard and Eleanor Fricke. Speakers include Bessie Mae Thom Mary Grace Larsen and William Duke Roe with scriptural references from 1 Timothy, Luke, and Acts.

Christian Deavon Meegram Tople Dorothy Rea Bone Clyce Muret Tim David Sam Ouar J. Rea, Jr Antoinette Vernard Mr. Purcell Bessie Mae Thom Olaf Werlgsard, Jr Eleanor Fricke Mary Grace Larsen Wiliam Duke Roe Ee

Pershing to retire on upcoming birthday

General Pershing marked his sixty third birthday Thursday and began his last year in active duty as he will retire to private life one year hence after forty two years of service. Among Allied World War I leaders he remains the sole general still in active service while he also acted as secretary of war and general of the armies on his birthday.

United States Army Hich Pershing Stat

Oklahoma Governor uses martial law amid Tulsa unrest

The article argues Governor Walton overstepped by occupying Tulsa with troops and declaring martial law across Oklahoma. It notes suppression of habeas corpus, press censorship, and military control of courts and the grand jury, provoking widespread criticism yet some support for restoring order. References to Tulsa Tribune, Muskogee Phoenix, and Okmulgee visit appear.

Oklaboma Wallen Tulan Me Wan Hin Crition Oklahoma Oklshoms Oklahoma City Atale Tulsa Bheem Wwinty Walton Hare Tulea Tribune Itaphheld Muskogee Tulan Tribune City Commission

Auction sale of household goods at Mia Finstad residence

The Clifton Record notes an auction sale of household goods of Mia and Ella Finstad set for Saturday September 29 at the residence. The notice appears in a Fort Worth Star-Telegram context with regional references and a price of 2.50 per year.

Fort Worth Mia Ella Finstad

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