Guard Officers Meet Over Manley Conviction
Texas National Guard officers gathered in Dallas to discuss Sergeant J D Manley’s murder verdict against Louis Richenstein. Brigadier General Roy Hearne said the case is the service’s gravest problem and an executive meeting was warranted. If the verdict stands, officials warned the Guard may be disbanded. A committee will seek legislative to define Guard duties when activated.
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Dallas
Texas National Guard
J D. Manley
Louis Richenstein
Roy Hearne
San Antonio
Texas
J. C. Muse
Manley
Man
Teachers Institute Hanks Citizens and Officers For Entertainment
The county teachers institute closed with a successful session. A gold watch was presented to County Superintendent J. W. Beaty by the teachers. The committee on supplementary reading urged uniform textbook use and recommended specific readers and arithmetic texts for grades seven through higher work, plus geography primers.
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County Teachers’ Institute
J. W. Beaty
Ross Compton
Supt. Beaty
Conference of Education
Messrs
M. L. Ramey
Mallory
J. C. Chambers
Lottie Brasheary
Emma Jones
Benson and Glen
D.C. Heath & Co
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
B. F. Johnson Publishing Co
Carpenter
American Book Co
Texas History Stories
B. F. Johnson Co
Ginn & Co
Prince
Sutton & Bruce
D. C. Heath & Co
Tarr & McMurray
Macmillan
Lafayette Young Named U.S. Senator to Succeed Dolliver
Des Moines Iowa November 12 La Fayette Young publisher of the Daily Capital was appointed United States Senator to succeed Dolliver.
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Des Moines
Woman Seriously Injured At Fort Worth Factory
Miss Ida Robinson a 53 year old seamstress at Miller Manufacturing was seriously injured when her hair was caught in a sewing table shaft. Her scalp was torn and twelve stitches were required to close the wound.
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Fort Worth
Ida Robinson
Miller Manufacturing Company
Rayburn for Speaker in San Antonio Dinner Launch
Sam Rayburn of Bonham will launch his candidacy for Speaker of the House at a San Antonio dinner tonight arranged by P Pare t, a former state senator, and Chester H Terrell, ex-legislator from Bexar county. Legislators from across the state are expected to attend.
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San Antonio
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
P. Paret
Chester H. Terrell
Bexar County
Married at the Oatman Hotel in Pilot Point
A wedding was held at the Oatman hotel Friday night with Victor B Fitch and Miss Carmen Dopain of Pilot Point wed by Rev T J Beckham from Denton. The ceremony took place in the front parlor, followed by a decorated supper in the dining room. Guests included Miss Ada Fitch Mr and Mrs S R Taylor John Gray Miss Annie Paine and Mr and Mrs Frank Sullivan. The couple will reside in Pilot Point where they are known and will teach and work locally.
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Oatman Hotel
Victor B. Fitch
Carmen D'opain
Pilot Point
T. J. Beckham
Denton
Miss Williams
Ada Fitch
8. R. Taylor
John Gray
Annie Paine
Nocona
Frank Sullivan
Dallas
Denton Youths to Wed After Informal Party
Herbert Ziegler of Denton to wed Birdie Dyer Simmons daughter of Mr and Mrs F B Simmons in Dallas November 21 at the bride cousins home. Engagement announced at a Tuesday party with local friends present.
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F. B. Simmons
Birdie Dyer Simmons
Herbert Ziegler
Denton
Mrs Webb
Dallas
Company Buys Texas Land for Northern Immigrants
MIDILAND November 12 Ten thousand acres owned by James Kelly fifteen miles south of here was purchased today by T G Graham and associates of Chicago for four hundred thousand dollars A part of the tract is improved The land will be divided into small farms and sold to Iowa Illinois and Indiana farmers
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Midiland
James Kelly
Here
T. G. Graham and Associates
Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
McKinney Home Burned In Night Lamp Explosion
A lamp explosion in the kitchen of D. T. McKinney’s McKinney Street home started a fire about 5 am Saturday, destroying the house and most furnishings. McKinney woke his wife and three children, alerted the fire department, but flames and water damage left little salvage. Insurance covered the dwelling for 900 dollars and goods for 350 dollars.
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D. T. McKinney
McKinney Street
Mr. McKinney
Davis
McKinney House
Baptist Convention Set to Adjourn Tuesday
Houston Nov 12 The Baptist General Conference planned a two hour adjournment this afternoon as only $2,000 of the $5,000 goal for the Fort Worth Baptist seminary had been raised. Morning routine reports were given and officials expect to finish Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Baptist General Conference
Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Lundy Acquitted In Jones County Murder Case
N S Lundy was found not guilty of murdering A H Anderson in Jones county six years ago. Lundy had seven prior trials including two manslaughter convictions. The case circulated through five counties with two reversals by the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Abilene
N. S. Lundy
A. H Anderson
Jones County
Baird
Lundy
Court of Criminal Appeals
Beaman fatally struck by freight train near Clarksville
Clarksville Nov 12 H D Beaman a 56 year old farmer was killed when a Texas and Pacific freight locomotive struck a carriage he was riding two miles east of town. The horses were frightened and dashed in front of the train one horse died and Beaman suffered fatal injuries to his head and legs.
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Clarksville
H. D. Beaman
Texas and Pacific
Beamans
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Royal Heal*h Food
the Alliance Milling CO
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West Oak St
Denton Plumbing Co
Ben Key
W. S. Yeagley
Paslor
Record and Chronicle Office
W. T. Morris
Vernon Cash
East McKinney St
Sergeant Manley
Hearne
Weather Report
New Orleans
Teachers Institute
Hanks
First National Bank
Doliver
Just
Jarrell Evans Dry Goods
Herbert Zeigler
Covern
Dent
Long & Wilson
Everwear
Allison’s Pharmacy
Mkinney
Baptist Convent
Sikely
N.S. Lundy
Prain
Dooley
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