Ferguson Family Campaign Signals Texas Gubernatorial Return
The article notes Jim Ferguson seeks the Democratic nomination amid prior irregularities over school funds. It highlights Ma Ferguson and Pa Jim active in speeches during the Me and Ma era, with the Senate passing a bill restoring civil rights to James E. Ferguson and the House approving it. Texas awaits Ma Ferguson’s signature and Jim Ferguson’s political comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma" Verguson
Mia
Jim" Perguson
Longhorn
Texas
Senate
James E. Ferguson
Jim Ferguson
Death Claims War Veteran at His Home Here
Miss Mary Henrietta Wehrle aged nearly 80 dies at 36 South Fifth Street after a long Indiana life. Survived by brothers and sisters including R W Wehrle and Blanche and Clara Wehrle. funeral at St Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church with interment in St Bernard’s Cemetery. Flowers requested not to be sent. Also notes the death of Harry Hodgson aged 17 1 2 of Rossiter, funeral at Rossiter Presbyterian Church.
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Mary Henrietta. Wehrle
South Fifth Street
Blasius
Cornelia Wehrle
Indiana
R. W. Wehrle
Blanche
Clara Wehrle
Wehrle
EF. N
W. P. Wehrle
Punxsutawney
Juliet Wehrle
Hart
Atkinson
Neb
St. Bernard's
Net. P. McNelis
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Harry Hodgson
Adrian Hospital
William H. Hodgson
Rossiter
Presbyterian Church
L Steffey
Union Cemetery
Local Students and Residents Remembered in City Obituaries
A junior class member at Rossiter High School and longtime athlete, a Boy Scout, and community figure John J. Hughes of 1012 Bedford street dies at 62 after a winter fall and extended hospital stay. He is survived by a widow and four children, with brothers and sisters named. Funeral arrangements pending. Margaret E. Nnavel of East Taylor township dies at 75 after extended illness. survivors include husband Abraham, children, grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral set for Conemaugh church with burial at Headrick cemetery.
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Rossiter High School
Boy Scouts
Cireles
John J. Hughes
Bedford Street
Bedford County
New Florence
Mr. Hughes
Mercy
Hughes Brothers
Walnut Grove
Priest McCole
Tilden
Neb
Margaret E. Nnavel
Margaret Elizabeth Nnavel
Abraham Nnavel
Fast Taylor
Cambria County
Knavel
Alexander and
Susanna Palmer
Blacklick
Indiana County
Carrie
C. S. Ford
Conemaugh
W. G. Knavel
Sua Constable
P. L. Knavel
Mingo Junction
Olive
Arthur Stormer
East Taylor Township
Alice Huff
Jeannette
Emme Gauntz
Derry
Phelba Findley
Dennistoun on the Stand in Affair and Alleged Infidelity
The testimony reveals Dennistoun recounting his wife's closeness to Senhouse, his failure to act due to his father's will, and prior talk of divorce. He describes his wife's influence and a 1920 letter implying another love. He cites discovering her with Senhouse and her Wales trip, noting her indecision between him and Senhouse.
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Senhouse
Dennistoun
Dennitoun
Ballindalloch
Scotland
Wales
Jamaica
Australia
France
Evelyn Miller
Evie
Coolidge Defy Brings Auction in Senate Today
The Senate opens amid a constitutional clash as President Coolidge presses ahead with a Warren cabinet nomination. Senate opponents vow to reject the plan repeatedly, while administration aides signal a national fight over executive power. A final vote looms after a four hour debate, with adjournment tied to the President’s response to further nominations.
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Coolidge
Senate
Warren
Grimly
Department of Justice
J. G. Margent
Vermont
Silas Strawn
Ghiesga
Guy T. Goff
West Virginia
Willian J. Donovan
James M. Bick
Arthur P. Rugg
Massachusetts State Supreme Court
Robinson
Evangelist Urges Immediate Gospel Consideration at Free Methodist
An Evangelist at the Free Methodist Church urged immediate consideration of the gospel. He preached that today is the accepted time and age of reconciliation, showing the harmony of all things with a completed atonement. The saints’ burden and the Holy Spirit were cited as driving sinners toward submission to the Galilean carpenter, and the notion of a second probation was dismissed.
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Free Methodist Church
Evangelist Worueys
Hehold
Behol
Rotarians In Convention In Pittsburgh Agenda Set
More than 1,000 Rotarians from Western Pennsylvania will converge on Pittsburgh for the Rotary Clubs of the district thirty-three conference. Events include a Wednesday ball at the William Penn Hotel, Thursday sessions with Mayor Magee and Dr Charles Wallace, a Friday banquet with Rabbi Stephen Wise, and multiple discussions on classification, Rotary education, and boys' work. Rotary Anns accompany delegates for city tours and theatre parties.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Rotary Clubs
Thirty-Third District
Chamber of Commerce
Emmett BE
Bailey
Oil City
William Penn Hotel
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
William A. Magee
Edward A. Lawrence
Pittsburgh Rotary Club
Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Thomas J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Rotary International
George T. Gurnsey, Jr
Independence
Kan
Rotary International Classification Committee
Rotary
Arthur Pierce
Thomas W. Watson
Butler
E. Marvin Goodwin
Clinton, Mo
A. W. Smith, Jr
W. B. Anderson
Washington, Pa
J. R. McFarland
Monessen
Frank S. Jackson
Pun
Monongahela
Frederick W. Carberry
Milwaukee
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington
Ind
William PF. Jongs
Cleveland
C. Ff. Mackey
Franklin, Pa
W. G. Hawley
Wilkinsburg
Elections Committee
Roger H. Motten
Chicago
M. H. Deardorff
Warren, Pa
Thomas C. Sheehan
Jersey City
N.d
Alex Keifer
Greenville
W. A. McGinnis
Connellsville
William A. Robinson
Surprise Birthday Party in Heshbon Honours Mrs Rune
A surprise party celebrated Mrs. A. S. Rune on her 65th birthday in Heshbon Fu March 76 A pleasant evening with games music and refreshments. Guests included numerous local families and residents from Heskbon and nearby towns. News briefs note a dress and coat factory opening in Pitman a theatre building in Pitman and a highway project near Mount Pleasant with Butler County Memorial Hospital opening at a cost of 7500000.
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Heshbon
Weshbon
A. S. Rune
Ruowmel
J. W. McNutt
SR. McNutt
Floyd McNutt
Frsnels Mc
Rags
Raymond McElroe
Doyle Campbell
Alex Collinge
J. Davis
Norman Davis
Margaret Davis
William Davis
FB. C
R. B. Rummel
H. Rummel
Sermons Invite Hearers to Grace Day and Conversion
A fragment urges a neglected day of grace as a personal opportunity. It claims the golden age of conversion begins at sixteen and invites readers to hear heart searching sermons by Holy Ghost baptized preachers this coming week.
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Holy Ghoat
Priacnerg
Points on People in Town and Nearby Trips
John Fleck of Rayne township waits for friends in town. Miss Geneva Mottarn returns from Rochester Milla. Frank Gamble and son Harold depart for Overland trip to Florida. Phil C Ako and Q B Jones return from Mt. Pleasant business trip. Oliver C Barry leaves for Erie for court. Cesipon Miller of Creekside spends Saturday in Indiana. LF McCune of Marion Center does business in Indiana. Commissioner Lewis G Clark travels to Elderton for family death. Prof Hugh Bell returns from Pittsburgh. Elmer Larmer shops in Indiana. Clair McCrea of Blacklick visits Indiana. H McCall returns from Ohio. Miss Della Hogkinson and sister Mrs Owens visit Bolivar friends. John Repine visits courthouse. Miss Gladys Whinnie returns to Pittsburgh from Indiana. George Harwig of M&W Co. suffers bronchial pneumonia at home.
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John Fleck
Rayne Township
Geneva Mottarn
Rochester Milla
WID TELLS OF THE MOVIES
Hollywood urges moviegoers to write letters naming likes and dislikes to push for better films. Patrons are urged to defend good productions and condemn bad ones, arguing that audience feedback drives studio choices and box office outcomes.
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Hollywood
Calif
Public thanks for kindness after loss of daughter
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude for the many kindnesses shown during illness and after the passing of their darling daughter. They thank everyone for the floral tributes and the use of cars during this difficult time.
Market opens firm then slides as stocks soften
New York at noon reports industrial and railroad shares showing early strength but retreating in the first hour. Major names like Baldwin, General Electric, and American Can fall 1 to 3 points while Bethlehem Steel and Woolen face renewed selling. Commodities decline and money markets improve. Continuous pressure drives volume up and prices down into the near midday. U S Steel drops a full point from the opening. St Paul receivership remains unchanged.
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New York
Baldwin
General Electric
American
Bethlehem Steel
U. S
St. Paul
Saveage Arms
Allis Chalmers
Hazor
Risco Common
Norfolksm Western
Marland, Oil and
Shell Union
Ailp
Harrisburg contract for sewer work on Twenty fifth and Calder
Scranton newspaper brief notes a contract award for sewer work on Twenty fifth and Calder streets in Harrisburg. The text mentions city infrastructure and references a Gazette classified ad section as a source for notices.
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Harrisburg
Cali' der
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Pitman
Mount Pleasent
West Newton
Butler—Buttler County Memorial Hospital
Frank Gamble
Iarold
Florida
Phil C
Ako
Q B. Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Oliver C. Barry
Erie
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Creekside
LF McCune
Marion Center
Lewis G. Clark
Elderton
Hugh Bell
Elmer Larmer
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John Repine
Georgeville
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C. M
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Royal Dutch
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