Cox Attacks Harding as Vacillating on League Abroad
Governor Cox tours Illinois and Indiana railing at Senator Harding’s anti league stance. He labels Harding vacillating and wobbly while praising the league as essential to restore foreign credit and purchasing power. Cox blasts a “conspiracy of silence” by the press and mocks Republican aims as a business recession risk.
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Layfayette
Ind
Cor
Illinois
Indiana
League of Nations
Senator Harding
League
Cox
America
Des Moines
Association of Nations
Taft
Rex Dudley McRae Passes At 22 Months In Llano
Rex Dudley McRae aged 22 months, son of Mr and Mrs Harry McRae of Clovis New Mexico, died October 9 after a brief illness attributed to acute indigestion. The body was sent to Llano for interment. Rev Pennybacker conducted services at the cemetery. The child had been healthy until he fell ill Friday evening and died Saturday night. The parents and grandparents accompanied the body on the trip.
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Rex Dudley
Harry McRae
Clovis
New Mexico
Llano Far
Pennybacker
H. R. McRae
A. E. Benge
Bay City
Llano
Llano Quarry Co Starts Granite Extraction Today
The Llano Quarry Co a new concern formed by W W Winkler and J I D Kirvin begins taking out granite at the old Slater quarry on the Mason road near Six Mile creek after a recent lifting showed favorable results.
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W. W. Winkler
J. 1D. Kirvin
Winkler
Slater
Mason Road
Six Mile Creek
Miss Helen Schuster Leaves for Havana Cuba
After visiting Llano friends Miss Helen Schuster took a noon train to Galveston and then on to Havana Cuba. She will stay with her sister and then begin work with a large Havana business concern as a stenographer. She recently learned Spanish and moves into a new field with good prospects.
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Llano
Helen Schuster
Havana
Cuba
Galveston
Miss Schuster
Llano Plans Livestock Show and Agricultural Exhibit
Llano moves to stage a two day livestock show and agricultural exhibit in early November to boost local farming. Committees are forming and will seek broad participation from residents and farmers to showcase better chickens hogs sheep cattle and other farm products.
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Llano
Texas
Llano County Citizens Call Mass Meeting on Road Law
A group of Llano County residents invites all citizens to a mass meeting at the Llano courthouse at 1 30 p m on November 6 to discuss amending or repealing the current special road law and to plan a bill for the Legislature opening in January. Farmers expect to finish harvest by then and are urged to attend.
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Llano
Llano Opera House Week Program Shifts to Marys Ankle
The Llano Opera House lists Friday night shows Marys Ankle starring Douglas McLean and Saturday night Dorothy Dalton in Black and White. Both films are well regarded with Marys Ankle praised as a record breaking draw nationwide.
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Llano Opera House
Douglas McLean
Dorothy Dalton
Llano Football Suffers 93 to 4 Loss to Austin High
Llano suffered a crushing 93 to 4 defeat at the hands of Austin High last Friday. The next day’s game with St Edwards was canceled due to Llano players being ruled out after the Friday contest. The News offers no detailed explanation of the events.
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Llano
Austin High School
St. Edwards
Reverend Sullivan Named Missionary for Burnet-Liang Assoc
Rev. G. Sullivan formerly of San Antonio has been elected missionary for the Burnet-Liang Baptist Association and will move with his family to Llano to reside. The community welcomes Rev. Sullivan and his family and invites them to make their home here.
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G. Sullivan
San Antonio
Burnet-Liang Baptist Associatin
Liane
Sullivan
Miss Prudy Whittenberg Heads to Denton School Year
Miss Prudy Whittenberg travels to Denton to begin studies for the upcoming school year. Mrs. Faubion of Hunter Texas stays briefly in Llano at her son Grady Faubion's home.
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Prudy Whittenberg
Denton
Faubion
Hunter, Texas
Llano
Grady Faubion
Woman's Culture Club October 25 Program Details
The Woman's Culture Club meets October 25 at Mrs. Gee M Watkins home with M. Roth leading. Topics include Poles and Their Music and sketches of Chopin Paderewski. Musical selections by Mrs. Rothmann and Mrs. Bruhl. Fred Lange family heads to Dallas for the State fair. Mrs. David Martin attends an Eastern Star meeting in El Paso. A. C. Chigm visits from San Saba.
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Woman's Culture Club
Gee. M. Watkins
J. C. Roth
Chopin
Regney Cone
Frank Rothmann
Paderewski
A. Bruhl
Minuet
Fred Lange
Dallas
David Martin
el Paso
The
Eastern Star
Political forecast amid campaign misrepresentation claims
The speaker declares Republican leaders spent their force and projects Democratic victories in West Virginia Indiana and Ohio. He predicts a strong Democratic drive in New York New Jersey and New England with Al Smith likely re elected in New York while Cox and Roosevelt win the state.
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West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
New England
Wilh
al Smith
Cox
Roosevelt
Fredericksburg Citizen Announces For Representative
Fredericksburg Standard reports Felix J. Walch of Fredericksburg announces as an independent candidate for representative of the fourth district of Texas. Walch, 44, a local businessman and notary, promises to advocate for his constituents and the district’s welfare in Austin.
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Felix J. Walch
Fredericksburg
Texas
Kendall, Blanco, Liana
Gillespie
Walch
R. M. Barrier & Co
Barrier-Maier Co
Woomen
Austin
Castell Family Social Notes From Castell Community
Miss Hazel Leifester of Houston arrived Friday night to visit relatives the Otto Heinrich family. The Durst and Fey Gap guests, the Lehmbergs and the Leifeste family are mentioned with surrounding social calls. A local sanitarium idea and Dr Futt are noted as possible area developments.
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Hazel Leifester
Houston
Chas. Lehmberg
A. Splitgarber
Leslie of
Mason
Otto Heinrich
Emil Durst
Fredericksburg
Ifred Durst
Miss Reseda
Fey Gap
Reseda Holly
Herman Schwessler
Denton
Bill Bode
P. A. Bode Perry
W. G. Keyser
Bill
FT. 7. Rogers
Wi. G. Mater
San Antonio
Anita Schuwirt
Aga Philips
Burnet County Man Charged With Rape in 1920 Case
Raymond Coe sits in Burnet county jail charged with rape alleged to have occurred around September 27, 1920. The complaint was filed September 30 in Justice Court by Edmund Ebeling, father of the alleged victim Modena Ebeling. Coe disappeared after the incident and was reportedly seen en route to Burnet with a witness on September 27 to 28. No examining trial date set as reported by Marble Falls Messenger.
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Raymond Coe
Burnet
Justice Court
Modena Ebeling
Edmund Ebeling
Coe
Vick Moss
Women Exempt From City Poll Tax for November Vote
Judge A E Moore reports Attorney General ruling that women need not pay city poll tax to qualify as voters in the upcoming election. The ruling states men also need not pay city tax, only the state and county poll taxes within age limits. Poll tax payment deadline is midnight October 21.
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A. E. Moore
Cotton arrivals surge as prices collapse for farmers
The public square filled with cotton in recent days yet prices fell below 19 cents. Despite good grades, producers who spent heavily to grow the crop face disappointing profits and earning less than expected from the sale.
Methodist Missionary Society Meeting Time Change
The Woman's Missionary Society will meet next Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Henry Buttery's home. Members are urged to note the new hour and be present.
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Methodist Missionary Society
Henry Buttery
Grace Episcopal Church to Hold Services Next Sunday
The News announces preaching services at Grace Episcopal Church next Sunday morning at 11, and again at 7:30 in the evening. Parishioners and nearby residents are invited to attend.
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Tt Ooark
Grace Rpistopal
John Watkins Buys Buick in Teal Car Delivery
John L. Watkins receives a new Buick delivered this week by local dealer T. S. Parker. The event occurs as Parker visits San Antonio. lingering notes mention Mrs J Selman visiting Galveston relatives and Mrs T Y Hill returning to Fort Worth after a visit with sister Mrs Altman.
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John L. Watkins
Ittm
T. S. Parker
Buick
J. S. Selman
Galveston
Farmers in Hot Session Discuss Credit System Strike
Washington October 12 A congress of agricultural groups including cotton wheat tobacco and livestock producers debated the credit system and possible strike actions. Leaders urged higher prices for cotton and wheat while critics accused the Federal Reserve Board and the Treasury of deflation and market manipulation.
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Washington D. C
Federal Reserve Board
National Board of Farm Organizations
Benjamin C. Marsh
Farmers’ National Council
R. D. Smith
South Carolina
Marsh
Smith
J. G. Wanamaker
American Cotton Association
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Charles §. Burcett
Georgia
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
W. J. Spillman
Board of Farm Management
Department of Agriculture
Spillman
Federal Reserve
Secretary of Treasury
John Trumbull
Kan- San
Kansas
Wannamaker
Wadamaker
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