Biography of a Early 20th Century Secretary of State
The article outlines the career of the man who became Secretary of State in 1921. Born in 1862 in Glenn Falls New York he graduated Brown University at 19 and entered the bar three years later. He served as New York Governor from 1907 to 1909 then as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court until 1916.
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Harding
Coolidge
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Brown University
New York
United States Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
New York City
William HL Tapt
Supreme Court
United States
Cincinnati
Yale
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Yale University
American Red Cross
Coolidge Seeks 1924 Republican Nomination
Frank W. Stearns of Boston announces President Coolidge’s candidacy for the 1924 Republican nomination. James B. Reynolds releases the statement, naming William M. Buttler as national committee ally and Coolidge organizer with regional representatives to be named.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Mr. Stearns
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Reynolds
F. W. Stearns
Friends of
William M. Buttler
Massachusetts
National Committee
An Appreciated Christmas Present
A Junction Eagle ad advocates a lasting Christmas gift of business education. It promotes scholarships to a major commercial college, offering an attractive price for youths to gain skills for future employment.
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THE
Junction Eagle
Burial of M D Barfield in county home area
M D Barfield died visiting his son near New Braurfels from heart failure at age 56 years 7 months and 24 days. He lived in the county most of the last five years and is survived by his wife and three sons Beavarex Ed and John. Elder John S Durst conducted the funeral. Mrs J D Cowsert who had worked in the Hamer Co Store left to spend holidays on the ranch near McKavitt.
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M. D. Barfield
New Braurfels
Beavarex
John
John S. Durst
J. D. Cowsert
Hamer Co
McKavitt
Kimble County Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers
The Kimble County Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting at the Court House on Tuesday night December 18 to elect officers and discuss community matters Coffee and sandwiches will be served free All residents especially farmers and ranchers are urged to attend for the town and county's welfare
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Kimble County
Roosevelt News Social Roundup in Brief
Mr and Mrs Dan Curin and Mr and Mrs Ed Curin of Mason visit Mr and Mrs W A Lurber this week. Prof L E Stockard travels to function on business. Capt Hazelden of San Saba visits Roosevelt. A Sunday night school house singing draws a large crowd.
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Dan Curin
Ed Curin
Mason
W. A. Lurber
L. E. Stockard
Capt. Hazelden
San Saba
Roosevelt
Demonstration Days at Roosevelt School
L E Stockard announces Miss Sadie Hatfield from Sutton County will visit Roosevelt school Friday and Saturday. Friday features a millinery demonstration for women and girls. Saturday offers a canning demonstration focusing on beef. A beef will be canned and sold, a new pressure canner is in use, and public speaking plus games will follow with public invite.
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L. E. Stockard
Roosevelt School
Sadie Hatfield
Sutton County
Miss Hatfield
Wild jail break sparks Fredericksburg chase
Last Monday in Fredericksburg loud screams echoed from the jail as Ed Saenger found one prisoner forcing him to lock up. Three inmates attempted a getaway in the rain, two were captured during the chase, and the third sought shelter at Rich Stehling’s home before being apprehended by the sheriff.
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Fredericksburg
Ed. Saenger
Rich
Stehling
Mr. Stehling
George W Cook Dies Sunday
George Washington Cook died Sunday at his home in the south part of town and was buried Monday in the local cemetery. Born in 1849 in Boone County Missouri he moved to Grayson County Texas about age 25 and later relocated for health reasons. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Ansel Baldwin and her husband who lived with him on his farm south of town.
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George Washington Cook
R. E. Parker
Boone County
Missouri
Grayson County
Texas
Ansel Baldwin
Rainy Season Weather Report From Junction Area
Weather notes show 3.3 inches of rain in November at Junction vs 1.4 last year, 15 cloudy days, 5 frost days, and higher average temps. Roads are poor and key highway work is halted ahead of state transfer on January 1. Presented alongside a biographical sketch of William Howard Taft’s rise to President and Chief Justice.
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Junction
Kerr County Line
State Highway Commission
Six Mile Crossing
North
Llano
Copperas School House
Convention endorses Coolidge relief views for agriculture
The National Association of Commissioners and Secretaries of Agriculture endorsed President Coolidge's relief views. It urged crop diversification, voluntary wheat restrictions, stricter immigration limits based on 1907 figures, an alien enrollment system, and urged rail expansion with the lowest fair freight rates.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commismission
School Play Success at Hawkins Riley Hall
On Tuesday night the basketball girls with local talent presented a three act comedy at Hawkins-Riley Hall titled Fun in a Chinese Laundry. Despite threatening weather a good crowd enjoyed about an hour and a half. Proceeds benefited the girls athletic club with a healthy balance after expenses. Cashier Oren C. Reid of First National Bank is in Kansas City on business.
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Hawkins-Riley
Oren C. Reid
The
First National Bank
Kansas City
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