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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1924

Page

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Homer Fleming Guilty of Murder in Kimble County

The State charged Homer Fleming with murder and a jury in Llano returned a guilty verdict. He received a life term in prison after a trial that began May 12 and drew heavy public attention from Kimble Edwards and Mason Counties.

Homer Fleming Kimble County Llano McLean Kimble Edwards Mason Fleming Annie Herbst Fleming Burnett County

Red Creek community notes and crop concerns

Miss Bernice Vera and Emma Hensley visited the Bowers home. Court activity in Llano drew many local residents while farmers faced dry weather and planting delays. Red Creek School closed May 9 and a London Community Hall event attracted a large crowd. Mrs. D. M. Stewart visits Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stewart and family visit D. M. Stewart and Mrs. Dan Gephart in Fort Worth area.

Bernice Vera Emma Hensley Bowers Llano Red Creek London D. M. Stewart Los Angeles California Alfred Stewart Fort Worth Dan Gephart

The Junction Public School Closes For Year

The Junction Public School ends its year with reports text books and commencement plans. Fifteen seniors will graduate after a week of events including a Senior play The Brown Mouse and a Baccalaureate Sermon. Graduation exercises are set for Hawkins Riley Hall with Miss Nan Swayze presenting grammar school graduates.

Chandler Daniel Baker College Brownwood Methodist Church Hawkins-Riley Hall Nan Swayze

Senate Overrules Veto on Adjusted Compensation Bill

The U. S. Senate on Tuesday overrode President Coolidge's veto of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Adjusted Compensation Bill by 59 to 26 with Texas senators voting yes. The House had previously passed it 313 to 78 after referral from the President. The measure promises 20 year endowment policies for higher claims and cash payments for smaller ones, with issuance by the Veterans' Bureau once arranged.

U. S. Senate Coolidge Texas Congress House Harding Veterans’ Bureau Treasury Department

Edward Jackson Leads Indiana Gubernatorial Race Strongly

Edward Jackson endorsed by the Ku Klux Klan of Indiana swept the state for the governorship, earning more votes than five rivals combined. Lew Shank, Indianapolis mayor and Klan opponent, was crushed ten to one as the era gauges rising Klan influence ahead of national elections. Banks fail and farmers livelihoods worry the nation while calls for reform rise.

Edward Jackson Ku Klux Klan Indiana Nominaton Lew Shank Indianapolis Jackson

Lynch Davidson to Attend State Convention in Texas

Goldthwaite Texas May 20 Lynch Davidson urged Texas Democrats to attend the State Convention in Waco. He spoke as a gubernatorial hopeful but said he would attend as a Democrat not as a candidate. Davidson invited all Democrats to join and reaffirm party principles at the Raleigh Hotel lobby. He predicted fewer candidate appearances would boost democracy at the gathering.

Texas Raleigh

Life of Woodrow Wilson Book Offered At Half Price

The Eagle reports its first shipment of Life of Woodrow Wilson by Josephus Daniels. The paper offers the book at half price with a one year subscription package for new readers at 2.75 dollars or for regular subscribers at the same rate.

the Eagle Woodrow Wilson Josephus Daniels Junction Eagle

Fifth Cavalry Camp Here Again Monday

The 5th Cavalry squadron returned to Ft. Clark via Brownwood for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention. They camped at Schreiner Park and the 15 mile crossing on South Llano, planning a three day rest to ease the long march. Supplies worth about $1,000 were bought locally. only one horse was killed with a broken leg.

5Th Cavalry Brownwood West South Llano Fort Clark J. M. Tully Lt. Wells H. G. Perry Eighth Army Corps

Limited Time Offer forvalued Book Copy at Eagle Office

Act now to reserve a copy of this valuable book and save half the price. The offer may be withdrawn at any time and you can examine a copy at The Eagle office.

Eagle

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