Butte Accepts Republican Nomination For Governor
H K Creager and Charles Boynton met Dr. Butte in Austin as he formally accepted the Texas gubernatorial nomination. Butte urged Texas first, party second, and outlined campaign plans with anti-Klan platforms and a businesslike administration.
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Malory M’donald
Austin
H. K. Creager
Brownsville
Charles A. Boynton
Waco
Law
Texas
John W. Davis
Onega
Kan
Davis
Argonne
Fort Worth
Boynton
Republican Party
Ferguson
Jess
Republican Organization
Murphy Funeral Plans Completed in Los Angeles
Final arrangements for the burial of Jimmy Murphy the automobile racer killed Monday at Syracuse N Y were announced yesterday. The body will reach Los Angeles tomorrow and be met at the train by a Knights of Columbus delegation. It will be taken to the Knights of Columbus auditorium for services held by both the Knights and the Elks. The funeral is set for Monday morning.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Murphy
Syracuse
N.Y
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Auditorium
K. of C
the Elks
Opera Singer Sings Fine Away In Court
In Chicago on September 18 Miss Madeline M Bailey of Angola Indiana, opera singer, paid a speeding fine then sang to the court. After she offered several ballads the magistrate remitted the fine and costs.
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Chicago
Madeline M. Bailey
Angola
Ind
Severmi
Theft suspect arraigned in justice court on theft and burglary
Billy Lane was arraigned in the justice court of R Neil Campbell on one theft over $50 and burglary and theft. Bond set at $300. Separate items from E S Gabrielson alleged including a diamond spin gold ring and a pistol. Advertisements for auto parts and services amid crime notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lane
Justice Court
Disturber Arrested on Theft Charge in County Court
Valentin Chavaria was charged with theft under 50 dollars by Deputy Sheriff Mores in the county criminal court. He was arrested by Deputy Flores on Wednesday night on W. W. White Road after residents notified authorities that he was disturbing the peace and attempting to steal a sack of flour, frightening several women.
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County Criminal Court
Valentin Chavaria
Sherif Mores
Flores
W. W. White Road
Mat le
Alcohol from oil eyed for commercial use by A. D. Little
Boston Sept 18 The A. D. Little Company chemical engineers report progress in recovering alcohol from petroleum and say the recent research shows promise of commercial possibilities.
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Boston
A. D. Little Company
Chemical Engineers
Engineer Held in Boge Gem Mystery
New York reports an ex convict, Montague Pike, arrested after offering to reveal jewel theft details tied to Miss Edith Bobe. He was charged with extortion after taking 400 in marked bills from Bobe’s secretary. Jewels valued at 50000. Police probe linked to two similar Fifth Avenue robberies and a birthday party guest list.
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New York
Edith Bobe
Modiste
Robert I. Hague
Standard Oil
Miss Bobe
Montague Pike
Sing Sing
Fifth Avenue
Seymour D. Ehrich
Samuel Ehrich
Murphy Funeral set in Los Angeles for racing ace
The burial for Jimmy Murphy, slain racing car driver, will be held in Los Angeles after his body arrives from Syracuse where the fatal accident occurred. Services are planned at St. Vincent's Church. A separate incident reports a 21-year-old Mexican held for investigation after arrest with car parts and suspected auto accessory theft.
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Scott Walling
Seguin
McCullouch
Rotary to Host Constitution Day Luncheon
The Rotary Club will hold a Constitution Day luncheon at the St. Anthony Hotel at noon Friday. J. Ira Kircheville will be principal speaker and Rev. Hugh Melellan will serve as toastmaster.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
St. Anthony Hotel
J. Ira Kircheville
Hugh Melellan
Oklahoma Realtor Freed From Murder Charge
John A. Kendall of Oklahoma City, once a wealthy landowner, was acquitted in state district court of murdering his 16 year old son. The boy died from a bullet wound in April 1922, with a coroner's verdict of suicide attributed to a reprimand from the father. Kendall and his wife divorced last February, and Mrs Kendall had revived the case.
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Ardmore
Oklx
Oklahoma City
State District Court
Radio Program Schedule for September 13
Radio Digest compiles a dense lineup across networks with mentions of WSB WGE WMAQ WLS and more. Listings cover concerts orchestras talk segments lectures agricultural addresses and campus events including alumni banquets at Southern Methodist University and Des Moines University.
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Associated Press
WSB
Atlanita Journal
WGE
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago ‘News
Chicago
Enrm
WLS
WQI
WTAM
Cleveland
WPRAA
Dallas News
Southern Methodist University
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
Des Moines University
WWJ
Detroit Newsity
WCX
Detroit Free Press
Y Wtas
Elgin
WOS
Jefferson’ City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
KFL
Los Angeles
la. m
Whass
Courier~ Journal
Louisville, Times
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
New York
Oris
WIZ
WHN
WEAF
WOR
Newark
Solor
WDAR
Philadelphia
Talia
WOO
Orchesa
Weil Philadelphia
Orchestra
Koica
Pittsburgh
Ingram Ladies Choral Society
KGW
Portland
Hoot Owls
WGY
Armenia Earthquake Destroys 102 Villages Leave Hundreds Dead
A Turkish dispatch from Erzerum reports an earthquake wrecked 102 villages in Armenia last Saturday and killed hundreds. The Red Cross has sent aid to the stricken region.
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Constale
Erzerum
Armenia
Red Cross
Texas Exports Put Texas Second In Foreign Trade
Texas ranked second among states in half year 1924 exports, totaling 232 762 000. New York led with 357 772 000. Pennsylvania and New Jersey followed. Cotton, refined petroleum, sulfur and brimstone were top Texas exports, with cotton as the largest.
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Texas
Union
Southwest
East
New York
Pennsylvania
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau
New Jersey
California
Louisiana
Illinois
Mexico
England
Chicago lays claim to busiest corner in world
Chicago on September 18 reports that State and Madison streets still hold the title of the world’s busiest corner. The traffic division of the police department released figures showing more than 75 000 vehicles crossing the intersection in fifteen hours and over 300 000 pedestrians passing in the same period.
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Chicago
State
Madison Streets
Police Department
Herriot narrowly escapes injury in Marseille riot
Premier Herriot of France was nearly attacked by about 2000 communists in the Canebiere district of Marseille. Police intervened as the mob formed a surrounding group and the premier was rescued after officers arrived and dispersed the crowd.
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Herriot
Associated Press
Paris
France
Marseilles
The
R.e Cannebiere
M. Herriot
Rain Douses Drought Then Snow Falls in Boult Creek Area
In Boult e Mont on September 18 rain ended a summer drought and caused a 30 degree drop in temperature from 77 to 47 between 2 and 4 pm. By evening the precipitation shifted to snow as temperatures neared freezing.
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Boulte
Mont
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G.O.P
Murphy
Hoyt
New York Harbor
Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Ign
Select Auto Parts Co
Lankford
Kirkwood & Wharton
A. W. Gough
Moore Ridg. M
R. A. Albrecht
McLivania Avenue
Hoover
Adolph Herff
Bell
Bandera Road
Labor ‘Temple
Jolly Fellers
White Rose Colonial Club
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Eaport
New York’s
New Castle
Cal
New Castle Fruit Growers’ Association
Association
Doan
San Antonio
D. Sb. Lehas
Flores St
Dean’s
M. A. Davis
West Falls Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo, N. Y
A Hotel
Percy Tyrrell
Mgr
Saratoga
Houston
St. Mary’s and Navarro
ST. Anthony
Wallace N. Robinson Hotels Co
Sprosistif
Lundeen
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