Election Results Across States And Cities Tuesday
The Democrats swept key contests in New Jersey and New York City, with Republicans winning Boston mayor and gains in Pennsylvania and Indiana. In Kentucky and New Jersey, races for Congress stayed split by party. Virginia elected a Democratic governor, and John M. Purcell won state treasurer for Virginia. Moore, Democrat, defeated Whitney in New Jersey guberna torial race, aided by Hudson County. Walker’s Dems carried New York City big. Stewart Appleby won Kentucky Third District. Nichols elected Boston mayor in a split field.
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Boston
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Louisville
Kentucky
New Jersey
Virginia
John M. Purcell
John B. Bassett
A. Harry Moore
Arthur Whitney
Anti-Saloon League
Coolidge
de Moore
Hudson
New York City
James J. Walker
Frank PD
Waterman Bly
Walker
Board of Aldermen
Malcolm E. Nichols
Theodore A. Glynn
Curley
Joseph H. O'Neil
John M. Fitzgerald
Stewart Appleby
T. Frank Appleby
J. Lyle Kinmouth
Robert Y. Thomas
John W. Moore
Thurman B. Dixon
Daddy's Gone a Hunting at Liberty Theatre
Frank Borzage presents new MGM feature Daddy's Gone a Hunting at the Liberty starting Monday and Tuesday November 9 and 10. The film adapts Zoe Akins play with cast led by Alice Joyce and Percy Marmont and featuring Holmes Herbert and several supporting actors.
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Frank Borzage
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Liberty Theatre
Zoe Akins
Alice Joyce
Percy Marmont
Holmes Herbert
Helena d’Algy
Ford Sterling
Virginia Marshall
Edythe Chapman
Martha Mattox
James Barrows
James Macel
John Paschall Buys Paris Tailor Shop
John M. Paschall has bought his brother Ben Paschal’s interest in the Paris Tailors and will run the business. He is an experienced tailor with years in top shops and will maintain the high standards. The Paris Tailors is a well equipped plant with the latest machinery. The Paschall Brothers have installed new equipment over time and invite patrons to call and see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Paschall
Ben Paschal
Paris Tailors
Paschall
Paris
Graford couple move to Graham after thirty years
Mr and Mrs J M Hall who lived in and near Graford for thirty years have moved to Graham to make their home. They are parents of Mrs Jack White.
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J. M. Hall
Graford
Graham
Jack White
Williams leaves local agency for Florida move
Mr. R. M. Williams, longtime agent for the American Express Company in this city, has departed for Florida. He is succeeded locally by Mr. J. B. Childress, formerly with Grandfield, Oklahoma. Williams is expected to join the company in Jacksonville, Florida.
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R. M. Williams
American Express Company
Florida
J. B. Childress
Grandfield
Oklahoma
Williams
Jacksonville
Temple Trip Brings News On Mrs Binkley
Hon Thomas G Binkley returned from Temple Texas where his wife underwent a serious operation at Scott White Hospital. Reports from Temple say she is steadily improving and her parents live there.
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Thomas G. Binkley
Temple
Texas
Scott-White Hospital
Pioneer Citizen W A Ribble Moves Paper Figures
Mr W A Ribble visited our office this week and raised his paper figures to 1926. A longtime Leader reader and pioneer in the area he was called to Jack County Monday to bury his old friend Uncle Billie Kutch. His father and Mr Kutch were among the first settlers in this Texas section.
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W. A. Ribble
Leader
Jack County
Billie Kutch
Mr. Kutch
Texas
Mrs Kuhn in Memphis Texas Visits Kin While Mother Seeks Care
Mrs H W Kuhn wife of Professor H W Kuhn principal of the Memphis Texas high school visits her father Hon J E Binkley and brother Hon Thos G Binkley at Graham while Dorothy and T G Binkley are cared for as their mother stays in a Temple Texas sanitarium. The fleas on a dog don't give hydrophobia but employment.
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H. W. Kuhn
Memphis
Texas
J. E. Binkley
Thos. G. Binkley
Graham
Dorothy
T. G. Binkley
Temple
Plump Woman Gets Fat Metaphor for Easy Wealth
A witty line contrasts desire for wealth with ease of fattening a plump woman, reflecting a satirical take on aspiration and handicraft wealth in a figurative sense. The quote critiques society's hunger for quick riches through a humorous, observational style.
Statue of Lafayette In New York Inscribed Quote
A Lafayette statue in New York bears the inscription quoting his words upon hearing of America's independence. The line reads My heart was enlisted indicating his early support for the American cause and tying his French aid to the nation’s birth.
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Lafayette
New York
America
Farmer Backdrop of a Nation Juggle Questioned
A reflective line questions whether farmers are the nation’s backbone or merely its spare ribs, highlighting a debate on agrarian centrality and economic resilience.
Belief Defined by Acceptance of the Soul’s Statements
Emerson asserts belief is acceptance of the soul’s affirmations while unbelief denies them. The quote frames belief as inner assent and doubt as denial, highlighting a moral or epistemic stance toward inner truth.
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Emerson
In Loving Memory of Mrs Mary A Reeves
Mary A Lucas born September 10 1837 in Alabama moved with family to Arkansas near Ozark. She joined Primitive Baptist Church at 30 and married John H Reeves in 1860, mother of eight with six surviving. She died October 14 1925 aged 88 years, one month, four days, with most children at the funeral.
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Mary A. Lucas
Alabama
Arkansas
Ozark
Protestant Methodist Church
Regular
Primitive Baptist Church
John H. Reeves
Builder Harris Finishes Homes Near South Bend
Mr L H Harris completed a fine residence for Mr W A Corbett near South Bend last week and previously built one for Mr Homer Ford. Harris, in the area nearly fifty years, recalls a sparse county and has followed The Leader since its early days. This week he updated his figures to 1926.
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L. H. Harris
W. A. Corbett
South Bend
Homer Ford
Harris
Leader
Pat Bryan Attends Southwestern Life Convention in Dallas
Mr. Pat Bryan spent three days in Dallas last week at a Southwestern Life Insurance representatives convention. He returned convinced his company is the greatest in the state and country and has more insurance than any other in the state. He believes the firm is ready to write the best policies.
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Pat Bryan
Dallas
Southwestern Life Insurance
Substituting Sweet Milk and Sour Milk in Recipes
A housekeeper can swap sweet milk for sour milk or vice versa using USDA guidance. Equal parts sour milk and sweet milk substitute with soda or use a secant half teaspoon soda per cup of sour milk. thick batters need baking powder too. When using sweet milk instead of sour, four teaspoons baking powder replace one teaspoon soda unless other acids exist. High collars return because necks look tired.
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United States
Merchants Pageant and Style Show at High School
See the lady blacksmith barber porter butcher photographer and many others in their comical acts in the Merchants Pageant and Style Show at the High School Thursday and Friday night this week. Over one hundred people in the play all home talent. Admission 20 and 35 cents. Music by Junior Band.
Funeral of Uncle Billie Kutch At Kutch Cemetery
Attendees including Mr and Mrs W A Ribble Mr and Mrs W H Jarnagin Mr and Mrs H L Ribble and Mr John Crow attended the funeral of Uncle Billie Kutch at Kutch cemetery between Finns and Graford Monday. He died at Jacksboro Sunday aged ninety two. he came to Jack County in 1855 as an early settler. More on this historical character to come in a future issue.
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W. A. Ribble
W. H. Jarnagin
H. L. Ribble
John Crow
Billie Kutch
Kutch
Finns
Graford
Jacksboro
Jack County
Garrett visit highlights county church meetings
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Garrett of San Antonio are visiting Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Paden. Garrett has assisted in county meetings and has many friends in communities where he has held gatherings.
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J. H. Garrett
San Antonio
T. R. Paden
Brother Garrett
Brother Paden
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John Paschall
Guaranty Abstract CO
W. G. Mobley
First National Bank
Graham, Texas
Lesage Motor CO
Mrs
Mary A. Reeves
Graham Hampton Watch
O. D. Lisle
Archer City
Larue Hufhines
Newcastle
L. C. Counts
Olney
Lip
Kate Schuster
Ind
Stimson Apts
Zerbst’s
L. M. Davis Drug Co Lle
F. M. Southall
Graham Steam Laundry
E. B. Thompson
4Th St
Ile
Louis Bower
L. M. Davis Drug CO
Louis Bower Tife
Ramsey Nursery
Austin
W.d.spivey
Marshall, King & Hinson
Graham National Bank
THE
Gailors
East Side Square
Sterne
OIL Cities Electric Coo
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