Miss Marie Cottle in Harper News Report
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Various residents visit Harper and area visitors this week
Local notices show numerous residents and families visiting Harper and nearby towns. Names such as Grosenbacher Fairchild Bierschwale Whitewood Moore Wedekind Markham Parker Roberts Peril and many others travel for business, church, shopping, or visiting relatives with several Kerrville Blanco and San Antonio trips noted.
Prison officials probe killing at Blue Ridge State Farm
Houston June 4 prison officials at Blue Ridge State farm investigated a shooting last Saturday night when J M Stone a trusty from Weatherford was shot to death as guards tried to stop an escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Blue Ridge State Farm
J. M. Stone Trusty
Weatherford
Man Burned When Light Wire Snags Laundry
Fermin Ramirez, 40, of 601 East Magnolia San Antonio Texas, burned on the hands when a 110 volt light wire broke and tangled with clothes lines at 4200 Broadway. He was rescued by firefighters and taken to Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. the wire was deenergized before help arrived. His condition was not serious.
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Fermin Ramirez
Magnolia
San Antonio
Texas
Broadway
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Central Station
Ramirez
C. B Meich
San Antonio Public Service Company
Stray bullet fatally strikes boy amid Cache street gunfight
Clarence Maple 35 and Harry Ansel 25 fire revolvers in a quarrel on a Cache street. A stray bullet hits five year old Carl Sabine as he plays near his father's restaurant, witnessed by the mother. Maple is jailed in Comanche county after wrecking his car and fleeing. Sheriff Frampton captured him. About 10 bullets exchanged in the drive by shooting.
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Cache
Okla
Clarence Maple
Harry Ansel
Ansel
Carl Sabine
Charles Sabine
Maple
Comanche County
Lawton
George H. Frampton
W. J. Good
Midwest farmers push for farm relief at Republican convention
Fifty men from 14 Midwestern states led by M. J. Tobin of Vin ton Iowa organized to press a farm relief plank at the Kansas City Republican National Convention. They named James E. Watson Adam McMullen and George Peek to draft the proposal and will vote on it three days before the June 12 open. They oppose candidates not supporting farm equality and cite Lowden as favorable along with other officials. Senator Watson is the Indiana delegation's choice.
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Chicago
M. J. Tobin
Vinton
Iowa
Kansas City
United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
George Peek
Moline
Ill
Tobin
Missouri City
Frank I. Lowden
Illinois
Coolidge
Saind Tobin
Lowden
Charles G. Dawes
Watson
Curtis
Norris
Lightning Hits Bartlett Barn Burn Fire Kills Mules
A barn on the J. R. McCasland farm eight miles east of Bartlett was struck by lightning during an early morning storm. Two mules and one horse were killed. The loss is about 1200 dollars and partially insured.
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Bartlett
Tex
J. R. McCasland
Two Negroes Lynched Near Boyce After Deputy Slaying
In Boyce Louisiana a mob seized and killed Lee and Dave Blackman brothers of William Blackman from Rapides Parish. Deputies escorted the prisoners toward Shreveport when their car was halted by armed men and shots rang out. Sheriff Turner and the coroner ordered a vigorous investigation.
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Boyce
Frank Phillips
William Blackman
Phillips
Lee
Dave
Blackman
Rapides Parish
Shreveport
Vernon Parish
Leesville
Turner
Sheriff Downs
Rapids
Blackmen Brothers
Downs
Farm belt leaders split on convention approach and caravan
Curtis of Kansas and Norris of Nebraska question Republican plans despite farm belt press. Tobin warns of disappointment and reflection as Senator Nye and other regional figures attend a meeting. Tobin cites a separate committee from the Corn Belt group and from the McMullen motor caravan project moving farmers to Kansas City during the convention.
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Tobin
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
United States
Charles H. Mackenzie
Gaylord
Minnesota
F. J. Graham
Elendale
Elza Rodgers
Indiana
C. H. Marsh
Litchfield
Otis F Glenn
Illinois
Mark Woods
Lincoln
Neb
George A. Barr
Joliet
Til
McMullen
Farmers Seek Fair Treatment In Tariff Debate
A group of seasoned political operatives argues farmers have not received a square deal from protection policies. They insist the issue is deep seated and requires inclusion in the protection regime.
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Jim Peril
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D. D. Parker
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J. M. Scarborough, Jr
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