Senate Suspends Governor Walton by 36 10 1 Vote
Oklahoma's governor Walton faced seven impeachment counts as the house approved five more. The senate suspended him pending a Supreme Court ruling on whether the writ of prohibition will keep Walton from interfering with Lieutenant Governor Trapp’s duties. Awaiting court decision, the senate prepares rules for a possible impeachment trial.
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Oklahoma
House
Walton
Mor J. C. Walton
Senate
M. E. Trapp
Supreme Court
Cochran Buys Ant Oil Business in Graham
Claude Cochran has purchased Pierce Oil Corporation interests in Graham from C. C. Johnson and will run the business at 422 North Elm Street. The firm handles Pennant gasoline and lubricants and will operate a filling station in connection with the business as advertised in this issue.
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Claude Cochran
Pierce Oil Corporation
Graham
C. C. Johnson
North Elm Street
Cochran
T Hhis
Mrs Nash Hosts Tuesday Club Gathering
Mrs. Nash acted as hostess to the Tuesday Club with an unusually large dance and a bridge session. Prizes went to Mrs. I. K. Parker and Mrs. E. C. Reed, with Catherine Craig receiving a favor as a bride. A list of guests included many ladies from Fort Worth, Dallas, and Sherman, who enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Stimson
H. J. Hubbard
W. H. Dyer
I. K. Parker
C. B. Hockaday
M. Garten
Wright Wilson
D.E. Winstead
W. N. Warble
J. C. Lovelace
Fauntleroy
H. Bolin
W. H. Batchler
Wise County Football Team Set to Play Local Club
The Alvord High School football team from Wise County travels to meet the local squad Saturday at 3 o clock. The visitors, who beat Decatur after Graham defeated it, are evenly matched on paper. Local players feel ready for an easy victory and fans are urged to attend to back the boys in a snap Wise County matchup.
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Alvord High
Wise County
Decatur
Graham
Otelock
Mamie Lee Theatre Buys Big Picture For South Bend
Mamie Lee Theatre of South Bend announced the big picture If Winter Comes will show next Tuesday October 10 and in Eliasville the following night Wednesday October 31. The management praised the film as one of the best and said South Bend deserves the best in pictures.
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Mamie Lee Theatre of
South Bend
Eliasville
Mar
Mamie Lee
Dissolution of Partnership at Eliasville
Notice states the partnership between F. B. Krafft and J. R. Cole in Eliasville dissolved on September 25, 1923 with J. R. Cole withdrawing. All accounts and indebtedness assumed by F. B. Kraft, who becomes sole proprietor.
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F. B. Krafft
J. R. Cole
Eliasville
F. B. Kraft
Constable's Sale in Young County Texas 1923
In Young County Texas on October 24 1923 Constable J D Dawson announces a sale to satisfy a Griffin vs Denson judgment of 540 plus costs. On November 5 1923 at Garvin Johnsons store in Graham items include a large refrigerator ice box and equipment, a Cole electric sausage mill, meat shop tools and blocks and a paper rack. Also notes J W Harrison and J D Davis trip to Dallas to attend the fair and football game.
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Texas
Young
Young County
H. E. Griffin
Jim Denson
Garvin & Johnson
Graham
Cole
J. D. Dawson
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ANT
Real Sport
Mrs. Nash
Mamie Lee Theatre Books
Big Picture
F. A. Powell
My Place
J. A. Brown
Ammie Gatlin
South Elm St
Kentucky St
Earl Gilbert
Graham Insurance Agency
Henley
Tfe
Silvertone
Olney
Newt Jamrick
Graham Tire Shop
JR Sale
Reasonable, Rounds & Porter Lumber Co. Pd
S. W
Ind
Deagan Orchestra
A. B. Casburn
Southview 2Nd Addition
Gertrude Campbell
Wichta Falls
South Street
Graham Hide & Produce CO
Texas Nursery Company
Sherman
Hilliard Taylor
H. M. Taylor
Kramer & Burts
Lisle
Edward Lisle
W. D. Taylor & Co
Weatherford
Street & CO
Constable's Sale
Messrs
J. W. Harrison
J. D. Davis
Dallas
Texas Pride
Bacon
Graham Packing Co
Harvester
Graham Grocery Co. McCloud’s Cash Gro
Heighton Bros
W. M. Miller
Texan Grocery Plum St. Gro
Duckworth’s Model Gro
Baker & Son
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