Senator Bailey Dies Suddenly in Sherman Courtroom
Former United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey collapsed in the Fifteenth District Courtroom in Sherman during a suit by the Red River Bridge Company. Death was caused by a heart clot, with physicians unable to revive him. Bailey, a Dallas resident and noted statesman, was in Sherman from Tulsa for the trial and his death postponed further proceedings in the bridge suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Fifteenth District
Sherman
Red River Bridge Company
Texas
R. M. Tilley
Bailey
A. M. McElhannon
Arthur Gleckner
T. W. Crowder
Wilbur Carter
McElhannon
Senator Bailey
Tulsa
Okla
Grayson
Carter
Daniel
Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr
Durant
Dallas
Joseph W. Bailey Jr
First Presbyterian Church of
William M. Anderson
Copiah County
Mississippi
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Tenn
Weldon Bailey
Arizona
J. W. Bailey Jr
Bailey, Nichols and Bailey
Fifth
Silas Hare
Horace Chilton
Senate
Pat M. Neff
Prudence Rosengren
Austin
Rotary Club Luncheon Includes Presbyterian Pastor Guest
S H Montgomery led the Rotary Club program with Rev J W Willbanks of the Presbyterian Church as guest speaker. Visitors included Gene Cherry from Sherman and Noel Henderson, guest of Clyde Craig, who accepted a position with Texas-Louisiana Power Company, coming from Sulphur Springs to Whitewright. The Friday meeting shifts to evening hours with Rotaryanns as guests and an engaging program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Montgomery
Rotary Club
J. W. Willbanks
The
Presbyterian Church
Gene Cherry
Sherman
Noel Henderson
Clyde Craig
Henderson
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Sulphur Springs
Whitewright
Rotary
Rotaryanns
Citation by publication in Grayson County court
Texas district court May term 1929 issues a citation by publication directed to the sheriff or any constable of Grayson County commanding publication of the notice in a case filed in the district court. The text cites official procedure for service by publication and directs action by local law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
District Court
Grayson
Notice of Petition to Partition Land in Grayson County
The District Court of Grayson County issues a summons for James H. Savage and unknown heirs to appear on the fourteenth Monday in May 1929 to answer a land partition suit filed March 20 1929 by Minnie B. Savage Emmett E. Savage Charlie Savage George Savage Jeffie Savage Curtis Savage Marion Joley J. and Opal Marie Savage minors represented by Mamie B. Savage. Plaintiffs seek partition of two 20 acre tracts described as Iron Ore Creek area and Walsh area, tied to deeds in Grayson County Texas. The defendants include James H. Savage Julia McEver and Thomas McEver and others. The case file number is 40358.
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Grayson
James H. Savage
District Court
Grayson County
Sherman
Minnie B. Savage
Feme
Emmett E. Savage
Charlie Savage
George Savage
Jeffie Savage
Curtis Savage
Manuel
Marion
J.oley J. W
Opal Marie Savage
Mamie B. Savage
Julia McEver
Thomas McEver
Texas
Iron
Ore Creek
D. W. Bennett
S. E
James
Sophia Porter
James H. Vaden
N. W. Crow
Walsh
N. BE
Wimberly
Good
Caruther
Court Clerk Note Dated March 30 1929 Grayson County Texas
The document records the Clerk of the District Court G. P. Gafford in Sherman Texas signing a note under his seal on March 30 1929 with deputy R B Aston indicated. It identifies Grayson County Texas and the court office.
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City of
Sherman
G. P. Gafford
Grayson Co
Texas
R. B. Aston
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Gainesville
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
City and Farm
H. G. Webster Whitewright
Supreme Service
F. C. Mangrum Filling Station
Lone Star Gas Company
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