New Third Party Formed in Chicago After Fortnight Talks
Chicago observers announce the labor aligned coalition of the Labor Party and the Committee of 48 has formed a new third party. Leaders John M. Walker and J. A. H. Hopkins declared the merger official at Carmen's Hall as delegates debated a platform and potential presidential candidates.
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Chicago
Labor Party
Committee of 48
John M. Walker
J. A. H. Hopkins
Carmen's Hall
LaFollette
LaFolette
Louis F. Post
Washington
Morrison
Tabor Party
Forty Eight
League
Noraders
J. A. H Tippkns
Lyeven Cashman
Walker
Doutielcadad
Ora
Mr. Tropkins
Rogers and Byler Form Dental Partnership in Llano
On Monday Dr. M E Rogers sold an interest in his dental practice to Dr R D Byler. The firm will be Rogers and Byler. Dr Byler, formerly in San Antonio, has arrived with his wife and will reside at the Southern Hotel. The partnership aims to handle Llano’s growing dental workload and contribute a valuable citizen. Nearby visitors Mr and Mrs L D Watkins of Thorndale returned home after a visit. Miss Bettie Haynie from Birmingham left for that city after visiting Lisne. Mrs Inks of Austin visits her son Rev Inks and daughter Mrs George Hayes.
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M.E. Rogers
R. D. Byler
Rogers and Byler
Byler
San Antonio
Southern Hotel
Rogers
Llano
L. D. Watkins
Thorndale
Liano
Mrs. Inks
Austin
Our City
Rev Inks
George Hayes
Mra
Mrs. Cates
Liver Lett
Jay Moss
Mr. Cates
Bartlett Tribune
Texas
Picnic At Six Mile Meenty Third Of July
The notice invites the people of Venie and nearby to a friendly barbecue and cordial reception. It promises hospitality from local residents and asks attendees to bring family and friends to enjoy the event. Everyone is welcome and urged to attend for a good time.
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Venie
Hurbecue
Llano fasts on baseball week and election notices
Llano lost two games and won one in a rough local week. McClellan stood out with three doubles and two triples against Cherokee while Fredericksburg beat Llano 6 to 5. Bertram edged them 8 to 6 as Ruby Dunaway builds a tougher squad. The town eyes uniforms and donor plans while polling officials list precincts and officers for the July 24, 1920 primary election in Llano County.
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Llano
Liano
Cherokee
McClellan
Fredericksburg Giants
Bertram
Ruby Dunaway
Central
Texas
Lino Baseball Eatly
Yiving Annforin
Liese Gates
Llano County
BK. L. Handy Castell
C. H. Grote McNutt
W. H. Berryman
Bluffton
W. J. Garrett
Lone Grove
R. B. McCall Ton A. B. Bebrna Duncan
Alfred Coursey
Sandy Mountain
R. F. Nolen Click
R. M. Walker
Winkel
Henry Holtzer Field
Creel
John McLeod, Jr
Valley Spring
J. J. Smathers
Oxford
H. C. Ricketson
Prairie Mountain
Robert Keese Babyhead
J. C. Sawyer
Long Mountain
Con. Faris Eshbon
J. L. Buster
Gainesville
W. H. Ligon
Six Mile EL
L. Stewart Kingst
Albert Williams I
Presidins
TexwGean
Praner Tine Wilburn
Baya Atlee
Misses Christing and Bertha Breagealé visit San Saba host
Misses Christing and Bertha Breagealé of San Saba are guests of Mrs Justus.
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Christing
Bertha Breagealé
San Saba
Mrs. Justus
Roy Owens Attends Mason and Shauo Ball Game
Roy Owens arrived from his ranch to attend the ball game between Mason and Shauo yesterday, adding local interest to the matchup.
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Roy Owens
Mason
Shauo
Local Team Suffers Defeat in Mason Match
The local team again lost, with Mason romping to a 1 to 7 score. The locals plan to retaliate and intend to attend the Mason reunion.
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Lland Again
Mason
Howevr
Barker Returns Home After Stay With Behrens
Francis Barker after a two month visit with Prof. F. M. Behrens returned Friday to his home in Houston.
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Francis Barker
Prof
F. M. Behrens
Houston
Visitors and guests in San Saba noted at local homes
Mrs. John Cummins and children visit at her son Jim Cummins home in San Saba where he owns part interest in a drug store. Miss Lena Lowe travels from Menard to stay with her brothers. Miss Kathryn Allen of Bartlett guests with Mrs. Ray Moss.
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John Cummins
San Saba
Jim Cummins
Lena Lowe
Menard
Kathryn Allen
Bartlett
Ray Moss
Mrs. Lockhart Heads to New Home in Lometa Enroute via San Saba
Mr W J A Cone and Son and Mrs Lockhart formerly Miss Alice Cone accompanied her as far as San Saba on her way to Lometa last Saturday.
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My. WJ. A. Cone
Milton
Lockhart
Alice Cone
San Saba
Lometa
Body of Soldier To Be Shipped To Llano
Werd reports the body of Otto Click who died serving in France has been shipped to New York and will be forwarded to Llano. Ex servicemen plan to assemble in uniform on arrival to escort it from the train. Further details to follow. Mr and Mrs O P Garrett left for Lampasas for rest and attendance at a Baptist encampment.
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O. P. Garrett
Lampasas
Mr. Garrett
Mrs. Garrett
Club Boys Encampment Organized in Llano and Mason
Llano and Mason county club boys convene at Castell under County Agents A J Cotton and Brown for a two day encampment Friday and Saturday near Castell. Speakers from A and M will address agriculture and rural life topics. Orrell Cone left for Fort Worth with cattle shipment. Cecil Cone manages his garage during the absence.
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Llano
A. J. Cotton
Mason
Brown
Castell
Orrell Cone
Ft. Worth
Cecil Cones
Llano Opera House Weeks Schedule Highlights Local Talent
On Thursday Marguerite Clark stars in Luck in Pawt, a high class comedy. Friday features Charles Ray in Crooked Straight. Saturday showcases What Every Woman Learns with Enid Bennett, O G Porter, and Bus Porter. Also notes Mrs Scott Hill and baby returned to Hallettsville, EB McClellan in Llano aiding uncle Morrison, after San Antonio service, and final line mentions a new available man on Llano’s baseball team.
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Marguerite Clark
Pawtt
Charles Ray
Liane
Enid Bennett
EB. B. McClellan
San Antonio
Llano
Morrison
Garrett
McClellan
Infantry
Las Second
Granite Company Purchases Machinery
The Cassaday Grey Granite Company ordered a 100 HP Fairbanks Morse crude oil engine and a 700 ft Sullivan compressor to boost production. Delivery will occur in about a month, as demand outstrips current quarrying capacity.
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Cassaday Grey Granite Company
Fairbanks Morse
Local youths return from distant schooling and work
Floyd Leverett recently returned to Llano after two years at a Paris Texas school. Doyle Lowe arrived in Joano last week from Deedemonia where he had been employed in oil fields.
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Floyd Leverett
Paris
Texas
Llano
Doyle Lowe
Joano
Deedemonia
Methodist Church Sunday Announcements July 18 1920
Announcements for Sunday July 18 1920 indicate services at 11 a.m. and 8 15 p.m. led by Reverend Thomas Crorory presiding elder Lampasas district. Note mentions Brother Gregory for sermons and invites the public to attend.
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Methodist Church
Eeleois
Lewes
Rem Niavour
Revo Thomas Crorory
Lampasas
Gregory
Wool growers organize county meeting at county seat
A group of wool men request county action and arrange a meeting in the county seat to discuss sale and measures. Organizers urge attendance to consider arrangements and possible plans for relief or cooperation in the district.
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Adi
Eline
Oestricil
Harris to Take Commission Examination Amid City note
Rev. M. B. Harris will take a commission examination at San Antonio after receiving permission from his congregation to be absent from Sunday services. He will travel by car and may stay indefintely, possibly a year or more, while remaining a respected figure at Shine. The article also notes Mrs. Wychof traveling to Durant to visit her ailing stepmother, Mrs. Putman, who is critically ill.
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Mo Pherris
Fort Bam Honeton
Ben Antonio
San Antonio
Limo
Shine
Jim Wychof
Putman
Durant
Oklahoma
Wychoff
Lev Bedeid
Wool and Mohair Raisers To Meet At Llano Court House
Wool and mohair raisers from Llano and nearby counties are called to a meeting at Llano Court House next Monday July 19 at 2 00 pm to promote the industry and encourage mutual support. All goat and sheep raisers are urged to attend for cooperation in advancing the trade. Mr M G C Wilkes and family are on a ten day vacation in San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Mrs Roy Grines and son Happy visit Mr and Mrs Ed Qualls.
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Llano
Mr. M. GC. Wilkes
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Roy Grines
Happy
Ed Qualls
Unclear fragmentary text on speech and briefing
Fragmentary report references an acceptance speech and a conference with President Wilson. Details are garbled with inconsistent dates and names, making a coherent event unclear.
Wilson Ready to Lend His Support in Campaign
Washington July 13 President Wilson will meet Governor Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt Sunday at the White House to discuss plans for a vigorous campaign. The meeting was arranged by Cox and will include a 10:30 a.m. session, with Wilson open to the talk and aiming to help unify the Democratic ticket ahead of the national campaign.
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Wilson
Witt House
Washington, D. C
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Francisco
White House
Cox
Columbus
Roosevelt
Peek
Nationa
Washington
Sty Tie
Cuns Chinguien li
Ohio
National Woman's Party
Prinr
Alice Paul
Nations
Woman's Party
Harding
Marion
Willem Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dayton
League of Nations
National Committee
Trail
Bud
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Llano Opera House
J. M. Bass
Georgia
M. F. Liffey
Brother Bass
Sanford
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Sanford Commercial Club
Cledner
Thomas K. Bates
Bettie Haynie
Birmingham
Alabama
Lisne
Six Mile
Base Ball News
Clara Dora
Juanita Chaison
Beaumont
O. G. Porter
Bus
Galveston
Mrs. Scott Hill and
Baby
Hallettsville
Granite Company
Alvecson
Civics
Austin Wat School
Arrety
Raral Daya
Have Bean Ey
YoMes
Cpoen
Amd Diopeht
Watkine
Bra
Howard Wallies
M. B. Harris
Standard-Bearer
Wiliam Green
United Mini Workers’ of America
Mr. Creen
Iother Calles
John Mennelly
NW York
Tammany
Charles Murphy
Plowneily
Tammany Hall
Deyornor Cox Counties
James AL Cox
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