Court Cuts 20 Years From Prison Term for Good
Milt Good, convicted of the slaying of Dave Allison and J W Robinson at Seminole in 1923, will serve 26 years of his 56 year sentences after the Court of Criminal Appeals ruled concurrent terms when Good withdrew his appeal. The court dismissed the appeal and Good remains in Huntsville prison with Ross awaiting action on his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Good
Dave Allison
J. WH. Robison
Seminole
Court of Criminal Appeals
Good
Star-Telegram
Lubbock
Allison
Abilene
Robnson
Tom Ross
Robinson
Ross
Huntsville
Dallas County
Leon Brown Elected President of Delphians Club
Mrs Leon Brown was elected president of the Delphian club at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs R G Hughes of Paradise Street. Officers include Mrs RR Hughes vice president secretary treasurer Mrs L C Hooner and Mrs W M Stones arranged the afternoon. The group discussed Corneilles Cid with Mrs Stokes and Mrs St Stokes leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Brown
Delphian Club
R. G. Hughes
Paradise Street
Hughes
R. I J. Killough
L. C. Hooner
Nerlin Mediarian
W. M. Stones
iCorneille
Corneille
Racine
Y. H. Babasin
Corot
Memorial Resolutions for Tom Summerour Jr at Shire School
Inasmuch as it has pleased God to remove Tom Summerour Jr from the first grade at Shire School, classmates issue resolutions. They thank Latimeroi for Tom Junior, express sorrow with his parents, seek unity in love, pledge politeness and obedience, and regard Tom as a bright memory inspiring higher conduct. Signed by Cone Gibson, Cy Long Jr, Billie Lane, Billie Bond, Robert Horell, Joe Tom Glover, Tow Hardison, Winifred Vaughn, Mark Rogers, Erma Nichols, Madean Miles, Ardath Bradley, Naomi Fanning, R. L. Pyle Jr, Wintene Burch, Dorothy Minarik, Miss Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Summerour
Shire School
Sirs. Latimeroi
Tom Junior
Tom
Tom Jinior
Tim
Cone Gibson
Cy Long, Jr
Billie Lane
Billie Bond
Repert Horell
Joe Tom Glover
Tow Hardison
Winifred Vaughn
Mark Rogers
Erma Nichols
Madean Miles
Ardath Bradley
Naomi Fanning
R. L. Pyle, Jr
Tiene Burch
Dorothy Minarik
Miss Bradley
West Texas Dominates First Woman Governor Inauguration
Texas inaugurated its first woman governor with a West Texas singer May Peterson aboard a mare leading the state song. Brownwood furnished the band and mare, while the song’s catchy tune, The Old Gray Mare, gained national fame. May Peterson, wife of Col E C Thompson of Amarillo, is a Metropolitan Opera Company member. The event highlighted West Texas influence in the inauguration and notable regional ties across Amarillo, Brownwood, and the Panhandle.
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Texas
May Peterson
Brownwood
Tex
Metropolitan Opora Company
Texas’ Gift To Grand Opera
Col E. C. Thompson
Amarillo
Brownwood Band
St. Paul
Col
Thownson
Ammarillo
Thompson
Ma Ferguson
East Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
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Initia
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Buick
Vernon Auto Company
Bob Crews
Hancock and Krebs
Vernon
Vernon Record
General Insurance and Bonds
Emerring Nat’s Bank
Tores
Fo’ Perkins-Timberlake Company
Yine Radiance
Etoile DE France
Amercan Beauty
Lady Hillington Sunburst
Adserine Victoria
Los Angeles
Paul Neyron
Kallerine Victoria Climbing
Meteor
Maryland White Cochet
Wim. Cameron & Co., Inc
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