Union Service Attracts Large Congregation At American Presbyterian
Union Thanksgiving services at the American Presbyterian church drew a full main nave and overflowed into the Sunday school room. Rev M T Andrews preached on the twentieth verse of Psalm 147 and compared early Spanish American republics with the United States, noting civil and religious contrasts and praising wealth distributions to education and benevolent causes. A collection of 24 65 was taken for United Charities.
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American Presbyterian Church
M. T. Andrews
Andrews
South America
United States
Columbus
Cortez
Pizarro
Chili
Virginia
Massachusetts
Pilgrim Fathers
Heltman
America
United Charities
Union Dues Increase Likely In Texas Farmers' Union
The executive committee in Fort Worth expects to approve a constitutional amendment raising state union dues from 80 cents to 1 dollar. The change would add about 49,000 dollars annually to the treasury to fund experimental work and a systematic product selling program.
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Farmers Union
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Farmers’ Union
Treasury
Johnson's Mother Leaves Galveston for Chicago Home
Lindy Johnson mother of Jack Johnson the negro heavyweight champion left Galveston today for Chicago to occupy the fine residence Johnson bought after defeating Stanley Ketchel which brought him more than $20 000. She has lived here forty years.
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Galveston
Tex
Lindy Johnson
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Stanley Ketchell
Denton High Beats Bonham 7 to 2 in Thrilling Game
Nearly a thousand spectators watched the Denton High team defeat Bonham High 7 to 2 at Hiland Park. Bonham led early as Russell drop-kicked a field goal, but Denton rallied with Paschall scoring after repeated Denton fumbles and strong defense. The second half featured a fierce crowd and determined play as Denton overtook Bonham.
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Denton High
Bonham High
Hiland Park
Denton
Bonham
Russell
Paschall
Capt
Collins
White
Cowart
Russel
Colins
Rector
Reese
Lpaschall
Dallas widow hanges self after nephew’s death
Despondent over the death of her nephew, Dallas journalist McQueen Rozelle, Mrs. Annie L. Pattus, 50, a widow, hanged herself at her Bryan Street home. She was found dead by other residents of the house this morning.
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Dallas
Tex
McQueen Rozelle
Annie L. Pattus
Bryan Street
Two Rangers Arrested in Galveston Texas
Mayor Fisher of Galveston reports two Texas rangers were arrested there on concealed weapons charges. Their identities were not released while jailed briefly before release after about an hour. Fisher says authorities resisted attempts to detain them lawfully.
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Austin
Fisher
Galveston
Texas Rangers
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Wilson - Williams Company
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Wilson Hardware Co
M’quigg
Turkey
China
A. W. Sears
Wylie Smith & Exesanee Bank
Texas
THE
American Presbyterian
Union Services
A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
Weather Report
New Orleans
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Pals
Iys
Big Reductions
Denton County
Style
5Th Avenue
New York
Style Makers
Long
Wilson
Stacy Adams
Amazu Theater
Franklin
Edison
Uncle Tom Win
Grace Franklin
G. Renfro
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