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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

2

Identified as killer linked to Chicago and Illinois shooting

Police identify George E. Dempsey as the suspect in the death of Isell Sage Dickey aboard a Northwestern train near Neeo Illinois. He is an ex convict and is also wanted for a Chicago police officer shooting last July. The portrait comes from detective bureau files.

George E. Dempsey Isell Sage Dickey Neoe Ill Conent Dempsey Frank McGlynn Chicago Detective Bureau

Friend of Cripples Adair Starts Hospital Chain

Forrest Adair Sr a Atlanta millionaire and Shrine potentate proposed and started in Atlanta a chain of hospitals for crippled children whose parents lack funds for care The Shrine is building hospitals similar to the Atlanta unit nationwide Adair is visiting with one patient from the hospital

Forrest Adair, Sr Atlanta Mr. Adair

Texas elects Miriam Ferguson first woman governor

In Austin on Tuesday at noon Miriam A Ferguson of Temple was sworn in as Texas’s first woman governor and the second female governor in the United States. The ceremony joined the nineteenth legislature’s joint session with state officials, followed by a formal reception and grand march at the capitol and two hotel receptions.

Austin Tex Miriam A. Ferguson Temple Texas United States Senate House T. W. Davidson Lee Satterwhite Judiciary James E. Ferguson Pat M. Neff Barry Miller Dallas Supreme Court C. M. Cureton Justice Cureton Ferguson Miller Chamber of the Senate Board of Prison Commissioners Board of Managers Rusk and Palestine Clarence E. Gilmore Texas Railroad Commission Interstate Commerce Commission D. F. Goss Seymour George W. Kinsolving Episcopal Diocese of Davidson House of Representatives Amarillo T. K. Irwin J. W. Hall Houston Irwin Hall Storey Rowell Young King Lofton Satterwhite

Proceedings of the Legislature in Texas Friday Proceedings

Governor Neff urged Congress to ratify a federal child labor amendment while lawmakers debated resolutions opposing it. Texas legislature organized, committees named, and a joint session planned to canvass governor and lieutenant governor returns.

Austin Tex Neff Friday Senate John Davis Dallas House Ranger Forces San Antonio R. B. Walthall Board of Control

Plan to Cut Cotton Acreage in the South

Austin plans to educate farmers on soil building reducing cotton acreage and boosting yield with better marketing. An agricultural commissioners meeting of eleven Southern states will be held in Austin the week of February 15, announced to George B. Terrell, Texas commissioner of agriculture.

Austin Tex Agricultural Commissioners George B. Terrell

Head of Rusk Hospital Dies in Texas

Dr. F P Yates, head of the East Texas Hospital for Insane at Rusk, Texas, died Saturday from pneumonia at age 71. He is survived by his wife and five children, three sons and two daughters.

Rusk, Tex F. P. Yates East Texas Hospital For Insane At Rusk

To Be New Italian Ambassador

Washington reports James De Martino will succeed Prince Caetani as Italian ambassador at Washington when Caetani retires early in February.

Washington James de Martino Prince Caetani

White swans return to Kingston bird sanctuary

A flock of about 200 wild native white swans visited Jack Miner’s bird sanctuary in Kingston Ontario on their southward migration for winter. Once near extinction in Canada, white swans have increased in number and now often stop at the sanctuary on their spring northward flights, though they rarely pause on the southbound route.

Jack Miner Kingston Ont Canada

Mice Save Human Lives In Dunbar Grocery Fire

Fire destroyed a grocery store on the building's first floor in Dunbar Scotland. Hundreds of mice fled upstairs alerting the residents of the top floor flat who escaped with their lives.

Dunbar Scotland

Chauffeurs Holden Distrust of Pedestrians Cited

A satirical remark claims chauffeurs harbor a negative view of pedestrians and frequently run them down, reflecting cited humor about road safety and driver behavior.

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