Ma Adds Eight to Pardon List
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted eight clemencies including one full pardon to Clifford Simmons of Wichita Falls serving two years for forgery. Seven were conditional pardons for liquor law burglary and forgery offenses, bringing total pardons to 464.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Clifford Simmons
Wichita Falls
Food Factory Strike Threatens City Amid Shanghai Unrest
In Shanghai on June 4, Chinese strikers attempted to spread the shutdown to vital industries to starve foreign populations. Armored cars patrolled West borders as rioters clashed, two more British warships arrived, and foreigners were protected as authorities reported deaths in street battles.
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International News Service
Shanghai
Summer School Plans Open at Local High and Grammar Schools
Plans are complete for the summer school to begin Monday June 8. The grammar department at the high school will serve students who failed and seek to makeup work with Miss Simpson in charge. The high school department offers Spanish History Math Chemistry Physics Biology and English with Miss Zurfluh assisting and supervising History and Spanish. Longtime instructor Miss Lila T. Greene will leave for South America to teach English.
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Hattye Zurfluh
Zurfluh
Lila T. Greene
South America
James C Burger Named Potentate of Mystic Shrine
James C. Burger of Denver was elected Imperial Potentate of the Mystic Shrine in Los Angeles. David Crossland of Montgomery Als, chief Rabban, and Frank Jones of Houston, were named assistant Rabban.
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Los Angeles
James C. Burger
Denver
David Crossland
Montgomery
Als
Rabban
Frank Jones
Houston
Corporal Milligan Bound and Robbed Near Fredericksburg Road
Corporal Geo Milligan of the medical detachment Second Engineers says he was bound and gagged for three days from Monday night to Wednesday afternoon near the Fredericksburg road. He was found near unconscious, robbed of money and an automobile, and suffered from thirst and exposure.
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Geo. Milligan
Second Engineers
Milligan
Fredericksburg
Tent opens chautauqua with high hopes and star lineup
The Redpath Horner chautauqua circuit prepares to begin in Mexia with Cathedral Choir and humorist Herbert Leon Cope headlining opening day. A parade of juniors launches the event Thursday night followed by a full six day program featuring Charles W. Bryan and other notable speakers. season tickets remain available through Friday.
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Welock
Cathedral Choir
Herbert Leon Cope
Titus and McKinney Streets
Fred
Beaty
Will Eis
Dana Batey
Worl
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
George D. Alden
Broadway
Carl Davis
W. K. Aubrey
Two Reds Killed in Big Gun Fight in Sofia
In Sofia today, two communists were killed and one captured during a gun fight with officers. Police report four hundred fifty arrests as new confessions tie the attack to the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing.
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Sofia
Sveti Kral
Chicago Golden Jubilee brings old time baseball stars
Chicago celebrates its Golden Jubilee as a National League member next Tuesday with 100 diamond stars expected at Cubs Park for a Toeam clash against the New York Giants. Wm Veeck of the Giles and Frank Seean lan of the Old Timers Baseball Association lead the event.
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Chicago
Wm. Veeck
Giles
Frank Seeanlan
Old Timers Baseball Association
Cubs Park
New York Giants
Mexia Invites Youth to Meet Chautauqua Leader
All boys and girls in Mexia are asked to attend a 7 p.m. meeting with Miss Dana Batey, supervisor of junior chautauqua, at the chautauqua tent on McKinney and Titus streets. She invites attendees to bring items to make noise.
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Mexia
Dana Batey
Chautauqua
McKinney and
Titus Streets
Miss Batey
Dallas County Murderer Faces Electric Chair
In Austin on June 4, Savannie Twitty of Dallas County faces execution by electrocution between midnight and dawn without clemency. He sits in the death cell with three others, including Frank and Lorenzo Noel and a Mexican from El Paso. Sam Phillips, jailed for a separate county murder, has appealed.
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Savannie
Twitty
Dallas County
Dallas
Frank
Lorenzo Noel
el Paso
Sam Phillips
South Bend County
Moody to sue Colorado over dam on Rio Grande headwaters
Texas Attorney General Dan Moody announced he would file suit in the U S Supreme Court against Colorado to stop the construction of a dam at the Colorado headwaters of the Rio Grande, warning it would threaten irrigation projects in west Texas.
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Colorado
Houston
Rio Grande
West
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Second Concert at Park Tonight
The Mexia Municipal Band performs a second summer concert at Hughes Park tonight led by James E. King with about 25 musicians. Last Thursday drew hundreds to the park for a two hour program.
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Hughes Park
Mexia Municipal
James E. King
Special Train to Bring Body Here Funeral Rites for A E Mc Donald
Funeral services for A. E. Mc Donald railroad man who died in Cleveland during a convention will be held at 5 p.m. at Central Presbyterian Church Mexia with Rev. Dr. Herbert Springer and Rev. W. K. Aubrey officiating. A special train from Ennis will bring the body to Mexia Friday around 12:30 p.m. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will conduct the funeral and interment will be in Mexia city cemetery.
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Cleveland
Mexia
Central Presbyterian Church
Herbert Springer
W. K. Aubrey
Ennis
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmentiill
Mexia Expects Water Shortage Solution Within Sixty Days
City officials in Mexia report rapid progress on plans to supply abundant fresh water. A 3,000,000 barrel reservoir will provide a three day supply, with a 100 inch line and pumped mains to the city. Officials estimate full completion by mid July, barring delays, and emphasize the plan is practical not speculative.
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Blake Smith
W. B. Kendrick
R. D. Morgan
J. Sandford Smith
Commission
Pure Oil Company
Connally Urges Broad View at Mexia Rotary Meeting
Congressman Tom Connally of Texas spoke at noon to the Mexia Rotary Club on The Spirit that Inspires Peace. A large crowd from Mexia and beyond heard him as he pledged to speak here this summer and urged local clubs to continue civic efforts.
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National Congress
Eleventh
Texas
Marlin
Rotary Club
Mexia
Connally
Rotary
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Kentucky
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Mr. Connally
Wright
East Palestine Street
J. G. McIntosh
Berry
Patterson
R. T. Raiford
Selma Times-Journal
Selma
Alabama
P. G. Gaines
Groesbeck
L. M. Gardner
Waco
Rotary Anns
W. M. White
Tom Nolan
A. H. Eubanks
Rotary International
Cleveland
Mexia Club
Harry Rogers
San Antonio
McIntosh
Luther Johnson
Canada
Mexia Rotary Club
W Rogers of Newby Pioneer Dies in Mexia
W Rogers 81 of Newby died at the home of his son Reverend E E Rogers of Mexia on East Sumpter street. Burial followed from his residence to New Hope cemetery with Rev Joe Jeffers officiating. Survived by 3 sons 23 grandchildren and a widow. Born 1814 in Savannah Ga he served as a Confederate veteran before moving to Texas later settling in Limestone and Newby. He endured kidney trouble for a decade and underwent multiple operations.
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Newby
E. E. Rogers
Mexia
East Sumpter Street
Old Home Cemetery
New Hope
Joe Jeffers
John R. Corley Undertaking Company
J. L. Lewis
M. L. Rogers
EH. E. Rogers
Sumpter Street
Baptist Church
Wilfred Arnett Weds in Kansas
Wilfred G. Arnett son of Mr and Mrs A J Arnett of Mexia married Miss Henryetta Newhold of Wichita Kansas at the bride local home on Wednesday June 3. The couple will reside in Mexia after visiting the bride's parents.
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Wilfred G. Arnett
A. J. Arnett
Mexia
Henryetta Newhold
Wichita
Kas
Episcopal Church to Hold Sunday Services
Axch Deacon Sloan of the Episcopal Church will conduct services Sunday in the hall over the City Drug Store, formerly the hall occupied by the Justice Court. Babe Ruth did little for his batting average in yesterday's game with the Senators. He had six trips to the plate without a hit and struck out in the 12th inning before Bob Meusel won the game with a home run.
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Sloan
Episcopal Church
City Drug Store
Justice Court
New York
Babe’ Ruth
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Bob Meusel
Fatal family shooting left eight dead in Ohio tragedy
Floyd Russell 42 killed his mother Rose Russell Emma Lowell and three Lowells children and a baby, then shot himself. Dorothy Lowell escaped. Heat and finances cited. Police found bodies scattered. about fifty shots fired. Other cities report heat deaths amid heat wave.
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Ohio
Floyd Russell
Russell
Dorothy Lowell
Rose Russell
Emma Lowell
John Lowell
Julia
Robert
Grace
Paul Louis
Richard
Lowells
Dorothy
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