County Seat War Echoes in Oklahoma as Guard Awaits Orders
A National Guard company in Tulsa stands ready for orders to Jay, the disputed Delaware county seat, amid tension over county offices. In Texas Fort Worth, G A Lewellen, dean of the Bible school at Texas Christian University, died today.
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Jay
Delaware County
Old Jay
New Jay
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Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
G. A. Lewellen
Bible School
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Texas Christan University
Ladies and mens leather shoes in varied colors
An assortment shows Tan and Black, Gunmetal and Patents for men and ladies. Includes Tan Russia Calf Buttons and Black Velvet styles as well as Gunmetal and Patent leathers. Ladies Evening Slip pers offered in a good range of colors.
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Russia
Thanking You for Steady Growth and Good Words
The note credits steady progress to the influence of friends and conservative business methods and thanks recipients for directing new business.
Fourth death from blizzard in Kansas farmer dies
Reports say a Kansas farmer perished in the latest blizzard after being found on a wagon frozen in the harsh weather. The region endures frigid conditions with temperatures plunging below zero, impacting many communities.
Longest Snowfall Brings Heavy Livestock Losses in Kansas
Associated Press dispatch from News City Nebraska reports extremely heavy livestock losses due to the heaviest snow period on record. A fourth death in Western Kansas is noted with the discovery of farmer E Taylor who died after falling from a wagon as crews search for other victims.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Ness City
Nan
Kansas
Saa
E. Taylor
Sixteenth Day of Uninterrupted Cold Plagues Panhandle
DALHART Jan 4 The sixteenth day of continuous freezing gripped the Panhandle with temperatures near zero. Moore and Sherman counties report serious stock losses as cattlemen battle the cold with scarce water and high costs. The freezing weather drains supplies and adds to farmers’ hardships.
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Jess Lisvaltn Dalhart
Panhandle
Moore and
Sherman Counies
Winter Cold Packs Heavy Loss to Livestock
Extreme cold and deep snow sweep through the West causing extensive livestock losses in the region around Kansas City Kansas. Wisconsin reports record lows with the government thermometer showing 23 degrees below zero at La Crosse and 22 below in other sections.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wisconsin
LA Crosse
Wis
Temperature Reaches 18 Above Zero in Gainesville
Gainesville records a morning low of 18 degrees above zero at 9 o clock with clear winter conditions reported across the city. The brief item notes unusually cold start for January in the area.
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Gainesville
Meningitis Spread Causes Fear for Denton Boy Death
A Denton boy JF C Bar died in Fort Worth from meningitis as officials warn of its spread. The case raises concern across communities about the disease and public health responses.
Disease spreads through Dallas Waco and Denton meningitis scare
Denton officials begin urgent inspections and enforce sanitary laws to curb meningitis as cases rise in Fort Worth Clarksville Waco and Dallas. Health officer Piner urges citywide cleanups and burning of trash with lime on damp areas while Pope Flexner seeks serum aid from New York.
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Waco
Clarksville
Fort Worth
Sherman
Dallas News
Denton County
Holland
Flexner
Rockefeler Institute
Discovera
A Sophan
New York
Denton
J. C. Barb
G, H
Last Day of January Term Service in County Court
The regular January term of the County court opens January 15. Thursday was the last day of service for the term. A new suit filed Thursday forenoon names Lovella E. Gault with husband G B Gault against O P Poe Sr for debt. The first week jury consists of B G Bradford R Rucker J B Doyle P Burks A Hays S 8 Freeman W N Gary L G Lindrum B F Donald W M Dorsey W H Ledbetter R L Cole. Dockets show gaming and minor cases. civil docket mostly old cases.
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Lovella E. Gault
Lovella Echols
G. BE. Gault
O. P. Poe, Sr
B. G. Bradford
Meningitis Deaths Reported in Texas City and Dallas
A negro girl died of meningitis in a South Texas city as AP dispatches note. Columbus reports one meningitis death, with three new cases and two deaths recorded today in Dallas.
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Texas City
Assoiated Press Dispatch
Columbus
Associated Press
Dallas
Death at Teague closes schools and amusements
One death from meningitis reported in Teague with immediate order to close schools and amusement places. The Associated Press dispatch notes the action taken as a precautionary measure in response to the illness. Local authorities enforce closures to curb spread.
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Associated Press
Teague
Congress in session on Jan 4 with key hearings and bills
The Senate met at 2 pm and a parcels post hearing was held by the Postoffice committee. The Wiley investigating committee discussed its report in executive session and will publish it soon. Senator Rayner filed a minority report on arbitration treaties. The House subcommittee moved a general steel and iron duty reduction bill and the circuit judges bill passed. The House adjourned after a brief session.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Senate
Postoffice Committee
House
Wiley Investigating Committee
Seniator Rayner Tiew
Uvireult Courts of Appeal
Baby Dies After Fall Into Fire Near Sherman
Five month old child of J. W. Newman near Sherman fell from a chair into a fire last night and died this morning from burns.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Sherman
J. W. Newman
Weather Report From New Orleans
New Orleans weather outlook for tonight and Friday calls for fair skies and mild temperatures with no significant precipitation expected.
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AEW
Orleans
Detective Burns On New Labor Union Probe Trail
Detective William J. Burns, departing Indianapolis for Philadelphia, investigates labor union ties to a local printing house and its proprietors. He accuses former Mayor Lockwalter of suppressing information about John J. McNamara and dynamiting, with broader aims at union officials.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Ind
William J. Burns
Philadelpha
Burns
Lockwalter
John J. McNamara
Bookwalter
McNamara
J C Barb of Fort Worth Died of Meningitis
J C Barb son of G H Barb longtime Denton residents died in Fort Worth on Wednesday at age 19 from meningitis. His aunt Mrs Beeler and J L L Ruddell traveled to Fort Worth to attend the funeral.
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J. C. Barb
G. H. Barb
Denton
Fort Worth
Expansion plan to extend Quanah Acme and Pacific line to El Paso
President Sam Lazarus of the Quanah Acme and Pacific railroad says the extension will start immediately, expanding the line from Paducah fifty miles southwest toward El Paso, increasing connectivity for the system.
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Associated Presse Diswaten
Fort Worth
Sam Lazarus
Quanah
Acme and
Pacific Rau
Paducah
Paso
Tragic death of Waco man linked to posted ground shooting
Eugene M. Huckleberry was killed while hunting on posted ground. A telecommunication mishap involving his fiancée's phone line revealed the incident as Harrison Vick, a local farmer, was charged with the killing.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Waco
Jaff
Eugene M. Huckleberry
Huckleberry
Harrison Vick
Duckleberry
Coal that leaves no clinkers in your grate sales pitch
Advertisement extols a clean burning coal that produces the most heat with minimal fuel. It promises to deliver this coal in the next order and also markets feeds for horses or cows, urging readers not to forget them.
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Texas
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Philadelphia
A. & P. Extension
Beyett Brothers
Eugene Huckleberry
J. F. Raley & Co
Nyal Drug Store
South Side
Johnson Brothers
Hickory
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