Political Announcement for City Primary Elections
A political notice lists candidates for the upcoming municipal primary election. Names include Giles H. Gibson for Alderman, John Bartlett Ward 1, G Cooper Ward 1, Luther Garner Ward 2, Frank Ward Ward 2, Roy Johnson Ward 4, W A Lewis Ward 3, Charles Shiver Ward 4, Yra Halliburton Ward 4, Dale C. Jones for Treasurer, and J. W. Harper.
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Aliterman
John Bartlett
Eb, G. Coop
Luther Garner
Frank Ward
Roy Johnson
Wi A. Lewis
Charles Shiver
Yra Halliburton
Fragmented plea speaks on justice and lawyers race
A garbled fragment urges fair treatment and critique of lawyers while noting the court's ruling. It hints at delays, uncertainty, and a demand that an individual receive a proper chance at life, framed as a dystopian view of the legal system.
Sunday laws in Texas under reform pressure
Editorial notes current Texas law changes and public sentiment on Sunday prohibitions. It cites repealing gasoline Sunday ban, incentives for recreation over labor, and calls for removing obsolete statutes. Judge Hutcheson supports modernizing the statute books, arguing many laws remain dead letters.
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Texas
Sunnes
Moody
Ynday
Hutcheson
Houston
Hoover
Texarkana
Exarkana Gazette
Michigan boy thieves ordered thrashed in court
Six boys who confessed to robbing stoves and farm houses were sentenced to receive sound thrashings when they appeared in a Michigan court. The judge directed their parents to administer the punishment in the courtroom, aiming to show the youths they were not above discipline.
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Michigan
Washington Letter on Hoovers and Labor Nicknames
A Washington letter discusses President Hoover and Mrs Hoover avoiding Christmas cards to prevent expectations of signed greetings. It notes Secretary Doak being called Mr. Secretary and mentions labor cost trends with November price drops across 36 food items. The piece also covers speakeasies in DC, and advances in physics and astronomy with figures like Millikan and Hubble, and upcoming telescope plans at Mt. Wilson.
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US Scientists May Aid Einstein
New York report suggests American research will involve Einstein in probing space mysteries relativity不能 fully explain. The piece cites Dr Robert A. Millikan of Caltech arguing cosmic rays originate from vast energies in space that create matter, while others dispute the theory.
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New York
Ibert Einstein
Porumest
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Einstein
Millikan
Earth
Cape Cod Men Hired to Fight Mosquitoes Amid Quiet Business
In Cape Cod, ten more workers are hired to combat mosquitoes, inching toward a quieter community. Local chatter notes a humming economy as various oddities and notices mix with hints of civic efforts and everyday life.
Holiday visitors and travels around Hope area
Miss Lillian Willis spent the holidays with relatives in Hope. Mr. and Mrs. RT Hembree were shopping in Hope. Mrs. J C Atking and children visited relatives at Bright Street. Jesse Derise of Kiud Okla and family spent Saturday night with Lige Bearden. Reaves of Centerpoint were guests of M. We Derryberry and family.
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Neer Emmel
Mattie Evans
Hope
Carl Evans
Gilbert Clarke
Bowden
Atkins
Battlefield
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RT. Hembree
J. C. Atking
Bright Stac
Jesse Derise
Kiud Okla
Lige Bearden
Reaves
Centerpoint
M. We Derry- Berry
Local Holidays and Visitors Bring Cheer in Holly Springs
Cold weather marked the week as residents hosted and visited within the community. Branklin Gay and Harper Wells, both of Hope and Village, spent Christmas with BE Thompson. Wells joined Lorla Marlor for Friday night. a gathering at Pageal Simpgon's Tuesday night drew many attendees. Lore Martin's musical evening became a party when musicians arrived late, enjoyed by all. Willisville's symnasium completion is expected around December 30.
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Hope
Harper Wells
Village
BE. Thompson
Lorla Marlor
Cod
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Records Shatter Old Idea About Cramming
Palo Alto Calif Wel one Stanford University students study hard before examinations has been shattered. Records show late leaves granted for attend parties in San Francisco during the week preceding exams, more "whoopie" than work before the Stanford period. The article humorously notes various classroom exchanges and oddities as it comments on student behavior.
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Cel
Stanford University
Women's Council of
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Mort Rials
San Francisco
Pain Relief Cardus Tonic Aided Roanoke Mother
Roanoke resident Mrs I B Akers describes years of pain and weakness from standing, is urged to try Cardus tonic. She reports rapid improvement after six bottles and continues to use Cardus when needed, recommending it to friends.
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I. B. Akers
Nelson Street
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Cardus
Pioneer Shoe Men of Ohio City Dead
Four pioneers who built Portsmouth's shoe industry have died, led by Irving Drew. Other principals were George D. Belby John and Williams and Grant Williams. The industry began 30 years ago with Drew Selby Company, later becoming Selby Shoe Company after Drew sold his stake. The Williams brothers owned the Excelsior Shoe Company.
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Ohio
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Irving Drew
George D. Belby
John &. Williams
Grant Williams
Drew
Drew- Selby Company
Selby Shoe Company
Ohio students show improved knowledge since 1925
Columbus reports that Ohio students are markedly smarter than a generation ago in a comparison of 1925 and 1930 results. W R Taylor, a racearch figure, notes steadily increasing scores in the annual tests.
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