Golden Jubilee of Church in Seguin Texas Celebrated
Aus tin Street Methodist Church marks fifty years since its 1874 organization by Rev. William Felsing. Members include Mrs. Frederick Krueger and Mrs. D. Wagner. The church shows steady growth with Sunday school often above 300, multiple aid and missionary groups, and youth programs under the motto Others and the slogan Saved for Others.
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Mountain Street
G. W. Schmitt
Adam Schick
John Nagel
E. Glaeser
Daniel Wager
EB. C. Drager
F. Blumberg Sr
R. E. Blumberg
William Felsing
Arnold
Biel
J. E. Urhantke
J. C. Albrecht
D. Matthaei
G. Skoch
H. Pape
BE. C. Draeger
Theodore Havecos
Austin
Frida Hoffmann
Thebla
India
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ladies' Aid Society
Woma
Enworth
Women eligible to govern in Texas court ruling
The Texas Supreme Court ruled on Mrs. Ferguson’s eligibility for governor, upholding constitutional limits while declaring parts of the Legislature’s act invalid for governor elections. The decision centered on whether a woman may run as governor while his husband’s status affects candidacy and eligibility. The ruling confirms eligibility while clarifying legislative authority in gubernatorial contests.
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Ferguson
Texas
T. B. Greenwood
South Texas Oil Men Protest Rates
The North Texas Petroleum traffic bureau protests escalated freight and passenger rates charged by firms from Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, and Texas to listed destinations. The route extends from a point on the Red River north of Electra Texas, through Fort Worth Waxahachie Corsicana Athens Nacogdoches and onward to the Texas Louisiana state line, covering multiple rail lines.
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North Texas Group
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Texas
North Texas Petroleum Traffic Bureau
Hed River
Electra
Fort Worth
Waxahachie
Texas trade heads off for Monterrey Mexico
A 25 man business delegation from the Texas chamber of commerce travels from Camargo to Monterrey to discuss an international bridge and meets Monterrey chamber officials to explore the proposal. Also notes sugar crop forecasts for Louisiana drought impact and syrup demand. an old time dance event by W O W is announced.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Monterrey
Mexico
Camargo
New Orleans
Louisiana
Commerce Street
Farness Promised by Captain Miller
Captain Miller pledges steady progress in law enforcement and department oversight while awaiting confirmation. He emphasizes enforcing policies uniformly and aligning with Commissioner Wright, with plans to confer on chief’s office and traffic division duties in the coming week.
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Wright
van Riper
Coolidge Drafts Final Campaign Speech in Washington
President Coolidge in Washington began drafting his closing campaign address to the United States Chamber of Commerce set for October 23. He consulted government data and expert testimony to shape the speech.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Court Rules Ma May Hold Office
The Texas Supreme Court declared Ma Ferguson eligible to be governor, ruling she was not disqualified by sex or marital status to her husband James E. Ferguson. The ruling affirmed most of District Judge Califounam’s findings while sending back one jurisdiction issue for review.
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Laura
Austin
Supreme Court
Ma A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
George Califounam Co
Ion
Wereussy
District Court
Ferguson
Mrs. Ferguson
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Houston ST
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Steinway
Instrument OF the Immortals
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Goggan & Bros
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