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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
6
Albert Beer a longtime stonecutter tears a hole in the Washington monument to prepare for an inscribed state slab. The planned stone will be a petrified wood piece from Arizona.
Francis X. Sommer Jr. of Washington D C at ten years old is the youngest huntsman in the United States. He belongs to the Rock Creek Hunt Club and has already led the field as a whip in the pack. The picture captures him taking the jumps.
Judge Marcene Johnson arrives in Austin to present memorials in the Court of Criminal Appeals and the Supreme Court for the late Judge John C. Walker of Galveston. Also notes railroad and tax actions, livestock tariffs, labor office plan, resignations, and state bids.
Washington reports the Mayfield Peddy recount totals show a potential 12 000 vote variance from 1922 official figures. Turner tabulates 223 239 Mayfield ballots and 117 865 Peddy ballots with numerous defects and challenges under Texas election law as the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee moves to testimony on seating.
Secretary Wallace said federal quarantine measures to curb foot and mouth disease in California and neighboring states are ample for the present situation and protect all interests. He criticized western states for drastic movement restrictions on California commodities that have not carried infection, noting the resulting inconvenience without added safety.
Arthur B. E. Davis was nominated postmaster for Blue Ridge Texas. Other Texas nominations include Duane Scarborough Oakwood and Mrs. Othello Lewin Remlig.
The actress Eleonora Duse died in Pittsburg Monday and her remains were shipped to Genoa Italy via New York Tuesday. Twenty members of Mme Dusge s company accompanied the casket.
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