State Bar to Sponsor Public Protection Institute in Lubbock
The State Bar of Texas sponsors a public protection institute in Lubbock with District Attorney Travis Shelton chairing. The day long event at Caprock Hotel starts at 10 a.m. with talks by seven speakers led by Everett L. Looney and includes topics on preventing non lawyers from practicing law and protecting the public from invalid legal documents.
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Lubbock
Travis Shelton
Comanche Room
Caprock Hotel
State Bar of Texas
Shelton
Texas
State Bar
Institute
Everett L. Looney
Austin
Adrian A. Spears
San Antonio
Local Bar Association
R. A. Kilpatrick
Cleburne
Melvin F. Adler
Fort Worth
William J. Rochelle Jr
Dallas
Clyde FE. Smith
Supreme Court of Texas
Vernon B. Hill
Mission
Moody Return To Court As Defense Lawyer
Former Texas Governor Dan Moody, who collapsed from food poisoning during a trial in Alexandria, will return to the courtroom Monday. He was discharged from a local hospital and will resume defense for Jack Cowart, Jack Motley, and Tom Foster of Center, Texas, in the case involving former Baton Rouge Warehouse Co. officials.
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Alexandria
Dan Moody
Texas
Moody
Alexandria Hospital
Agriculture Department
Jack Cowart
Jack Motley
Tom E. Foster
Center
Tex
The
Baton Rouge Warehouse Co., Inc
Cowart
Benjamin Keltz Last Rites Set In Matador Church
Benjamin Franklin Keltz 66 of White Flat died at Stanley Hospital after about six weeks illness. Services will be Sunday at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Matador with Rev. H T Harris officiating and other ministers assisting. Burial is East Mound Cemetery with Masonic rites at the graveside. He was born November 20, 1886 in Brandon and lived in Vernon Motley County and briefly New Mexico. Survived by wife Vinie Dodd Keltz, son Bennie, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild, two sisters and two brothers. Pallbearers are nephews.
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Matador
Benjamin Franklin Keltz
White Flat
Stanley Hospital
First Baptist Church
H. T. Harris
White Flat Baptist Church
L. W. Baker
Vigo Park
White Flat Church
New Mexico
The
Baptist Church
Keltz
Vinie Dodd Keltz
Bennie
James Holladay
Vernon
J. E. Edwards
Harry Campbell
T. J. Dorsey
C. C. Garrison
Silverton
E. L
A. C. Keltz
Robert Darsey
Dan Darsey
Muleshoe
Fred Garrison
Coleman Garrison
Keltz Garrison
Crosbyton
Blanton Garrison
Farmington
N. M
Troy Perkins
Boyd Perkins
Historic Loma De Plata Guest House Burns in Tombstone
Tombstone Arizona reports the historic Loma De Plata guest house burned to the ground late last night. Loss estimated at more than $100,000. The blaze came a week before Helldorado, the yearly re enactment recalling Tombstone’s silver mining boom.
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Old
Tombstone
Ariz
Loma de Plata
Helldorado
Moody, Cowart Aide Charged in Louisiana Case
Moody acted as Cowart attorney as former agriculture official faces charge of taking illegal stock interest in a Baton Rouge company. Two former officials from that firm are charged with aiding and abetting Cowart. Dr. John C. Watson cites food poisoning induced collapse as the governor’s illness.
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Moody
Cowart
Agriculture Department
Louisiana Company
Baton Rouge
John C. Watson
Posse Forms to Track Escaped Oklahoma Convict Davenport
A Wichita Falls posse will search the Wichita River bottoms on foot and horseback for Norman Davenport, an Oklahoma prisoner who escaped Granite state reformatory with his brother Chester Davenport. Davenport, 25, and Chester, 27, were jailed for kidnapping and robbery of an Oklahoma highway patrolman. Norman previously escaped once. Chester also fled from the reform school. Gerald Stanton, 18, of San Jose, Calif., serves a four year term for automobile theft.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Wichita River
Oklahoma
Norman Davenport
William Capehart
Dvenport
Capehart
Davenport
Granite State Reformatory
Norman
Chester
Granite Reformatory
Gerald Stanton
San Jose Calif
Woods County
Okla
Lake Lagert
Lamesa Boys Enter Livestock in Dallas State Fair
Seven Lamesa High School boys set to show prize Hereford calves and Southdown lambs at the Dallas State Fair in October under animal husbandry instructor Clemon Montgomery. They sail from Lamesa October 19 and will auction stock after the event. Monte Griffin, Lamesa graduate, will speak at the State FFA banquet in Dallas and receive an award for animal husbandry.
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Lamesa
Dallas
Farmer’s of America
Clemon Montgomery
Bobbie Brown
Sonny Baldwin
Preston Montgomery
Jackie Goodloe
David Vandiver
B. B. Burnett
Billie Mears
Monte Griffin
Texas Tech
Baker Hotel
Griffin
Texas
Ray Wilson
FFA Group
Vanney Stewart
FFA
Austin
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Missouri
Bricks Sent One by One For Arctic Chapel
In Utsjoki Finland on October 9 the Rev Y A Aittokallio plans a new parish chapel in the Arctic Circle. With no roads to the region he orders a brick factory to mail bricks individually to solve delivery challenges.
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Utsjoki
Finland
Y. A. Aittokallio
Arctic Circle
Help for Bowel Ailments from Thornton Hospital Ad
A health brochure from Thornton and Minor Hospital outlines care tips for piles and related disorders like fistula and rectal conditions. It explains when conditions are dangerous and how to seek care, inviting requests for the booklet at Suite 1074 911 E Linwood Kansas City Mo. Adv.
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Thornton & Minor Hospital
E. Linwood
Kansas City
Range Prospects In Texas Fading After Promising Rainfall
USDA survey shows range and pasture feed prospects improved for early September then faded by Oct 1 across Texas as sun and wind dried moisture. Early October rains help south Texas seedlings and may bring green feed if frost stays away. plateau grain and low plains survived drought and army worms and should provide feed soon.
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Austin
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Harris County Probation Officer Resigns at Judge’s Request
Harris County chief probation officer since 1949, H G Large, resigns from a $9,000 post at the request of County Judge Bob Casey. He cites a Burnett Bayland Home case involving John W. Myers, charged Oct 2 in 10 molestation counts, and says he learned of the matter Sept 29. The era ends amid criticism over reporting.
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Houston
H. G. Large
Harris County
Bob Casey
Large
Burnett Bayland
John W. Myers
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Avalanche-Journal
Sun
Public Protection Institute
E. L. Looney
Caprock
DIAL
Arthur Murray
Arthur Murray’s
Arthur Murray School of Dancing
Ave. K
Dan
Assembly of God Church
Levelland
Bob Willis
Waxahachie
Willis
North Texas
Assemblies of God
Kenneth D. Barney
Everest
Neville Duke
High Plains
Wellman High School
Wellman
Innerscholastic League
Heath's
LY Payments
Heath
13Th Street
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