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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
8
Classified rental notice listing a dwelling available in Moulton Texas from R F Bevan of Heidenheimer. Includes contact for leasing inquiry.
Indictments charging murder were returned in LaGrange Texas in the case of Clarence P. Jones a Southern Pacific agent killed May 8 while reading a newspaper at home. The defendants are Mrs Ella Jones widow of Jones and Pete Banks a Black man both jailed on district attorney complaints. Mrs Jones denies knowledge of the slaying.
The report lists candidates for Tax Assessor Co. W Miller Theofil J Bujnock R J Staffa E A Turk for County Superintendent Frank Schoppe A J Elster for County Clerk J F Bozka and for Public Weigher Precinct No 6 Ad Nachlinger A J Jilek naming the officials in the local slate.
In Gonzales Texas on May 8 after high Guadalupe River water dropped a power wheel failed. Albert and Oscar Currie found 19 catfish totaling 534 pounds in the wheel pit the largest catch from the Guadalupe. The 46 pound largest fish helped resume the wheel.
Three Schulenburg men were sentenced in district court in LaGrange Texas for violating the Dean prohibition law. Doc Ermis drew a three year sentence Angelo Sbisa received two years and Joe Holik one year and a day. Holik has already left to serve his term with the others remaining in jail.
A rainstorm hit Tuesday night as Mrs. L. E. Taylor visits San Antonio. Anton Faltisek joined G. J. Bohnenkamp. Vladik Boehm and Eugene Anders traveled to Houston for business. Margaret Woodley Quebe deaux left for Houston to reunite with her mother near Angleton. O. W. Miller of Shiner, a Lavaca county tax assessor candidate, spoke with voters in Houlton last Thursday.
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