Tears Rangers to Leave Galveston
Following a conference with the governor Adjutant Gen. Thomas B. Barton announced that the detachment of Rangers at Galveston will be withdrawn within the next day or two. Barton said he would leave tonight for Galveston to carry out the removal plans from that place.
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Thomas B. Barton
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President Wilson Opposes Entanglements in Public Address
Nine months after the Lusitania killings, President Wilson urged Americans to avoid European entanglements. He condemned antiwar voices preaching U.S. involvement and argued the country should abandon the current push toward conflict and preserve its traditional policy of nonintervention.
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Graveyard Working At Shilo Saturday Apr 9
Notice calls for a graveyard working at Shilo on Saturday April 9 with all interested urged to attend. Dinner will be served on the ground and workers should come prepared to work.
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Shilo
Germany Better Off Than Are the Allies
London report by Brussels conference economic experts argues Germany’s postwar finances are more favorable than most European nations. It notes Germany’s small external debt undamaged industries and reduced internal debt from currency depreciation, with production expanding and naval reconstruction planned, making Paris reparations seem unlikely to exceed Germany’s capacity to pay.
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Germany
Brussels
France
Belgium
Italy
Che Tey SerTneny
Squaws on the Warpath for Penobscot Tribal Suffrage
Oldtown Maine Penobscot women push for voting rights in tribal elections and governance. They display suffrage colors on the totem pole after Attorney General Shaw rules state neutrality and that tribal suffrage depends on domestic arrangements.
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Oldtown
Shaw
Lumbermen Seek Boost for Home Building Campaign
National Lumber Manufacturers' Association plans a post congress advertising drive to spur housing demand. Chicago hosts the American Lumber Congress March 20 to April 1 with leaders including John H. Kirby and former Senator Joseph W Bailey expected to speak. The industry cites 30 percent idle saw mill capacity and 5 thousand retail lumber dealers nationwide.
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Chicago
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Association
United States
John H. Kirby
Houston
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
New Attack on The Dean Dry Law in Habeas Corpus Case
In Austin Texas March 26 a new challenge to the Dean prohibition law is raised in Exparte Jeropold Garcia in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. Garcia sentenced to one year in the penitentiary argues the 1919 ratification ceded sovereignty to the federal government invalidating the law and that the 1921 indictment contains a writing error rendering it defective.
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Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Exparte Jeropold Garcia
Williamson County
W. ©. Linden
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Linden
Sipe Springs ranchers buy Hereford stock amid oil era
A. Whiteside bought five Hereford bulls from the McEnnis ranch in Brown County for 150 each. Jim Whiteside added a Due ham bull from the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show for 400. John Small purchased Herefords at Fort Worth to enhance his ranch. Joe Christman bought five Black Polangus from a leading breeder at Fort Worth show. Sipe Springs men pursue stock improvement despite oil industry rise.
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RE. A. Whiteside
McEnnis
Brown County
Whiteside
Jim Whiteside
Fort Worth
John Small
Joe Christman
Glasses on sale at Hamilton Drug Co
J. H. Huff offers eye fittings at Hamilton Drug Co saying free tests and frames. The coupon-like message promotes eyewear service and free evaluations for customers seeking new glasses.
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J. H. Huff
Hamilton Drug Co
Notable Women in Early 20th Century Rodeo and Bucking Contests
Mildred Douglas remains undefeated as a female bucking horse rider while Ruth Roach won at Cheyenne in 1919. Mable Strickland claimed the Fort Worth Stock Show prize in 1921. Florence King earned champion lady trick rider status. Fox Hastings and Bonnie McCarroll are highlighted for bucking events at Pendleton and other venues. Leonard Stroud Chester Byers Bryan Roach are noted as top trick and fancy riders with Roach winning the men’s grand bucking contest.
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Cheyenne
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Fort Worth Stock Show
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Fox Hastings
Bonnie McCarroll
Big Pendleton
Leonard Stroud
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