Two Americans Killed on Border in Rio Grande Clash
El Paso Texas July 31 Two Americans were killed and one wounded when Mexican bandits crossed the Rio Grande near Fort Hancock Texas. Private John Twoney and Robert Woods were killed. Sergeant Lewis Thompson was seriously wounded. All five bandits were killed. The piece includes political remarks from Grayson County and a town advancement message by Hutto Record.
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el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Fort Hancock
Texas
Here
John Twoney
F Troop
Eighth Cavalry
Robert Woods
United States Customs
Lewis Thompson
Grayson County Thanks Supporters In State Senate Race
Card of thanks from a candidate thanking Grayson County voters for a large majority in the primary. The candidate notes four days of campaigning there versus six months by the opponent, and expresses gratitude for the county's support.
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Grayson County
Fort Worth Site Favored for Eleventh District Farm Loan Bank
Herbert Myrick, a leading rural credits expert, will speak August 7 in Fort Worth on locating the Eleventh District Farm Loan Bank here. Myrick backs Fort Worth for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico, Birmingham for the Southeast, and Memphis for Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas and possibly Louisiana. The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce organized the event to rally bankers farmers and businessmen across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico to learn about the rural credits act and its benefits.
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Fort Worth
Texas
11Th District Farm Loan Bank
Herbert Myrick
United States
Myrick
Congress of the
Wilson
Orange Judd Company
Orange Judd
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Birmingham
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Memphis
Ft. Worth
Thanking Whitewright Friends After Election
D B Smith of Bells thanks supporters for loyal backing in the election and asserts integrity over political tricks. He recalls a 34 year career start and pledges to uphold the community’s good name. Also inquiries why drinkers cling to lamp posts and a Tyler Business College scholarship offered by J H Waggoner.
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Wright
Commercial Club Meeting Contends for Stronger Future
Whitewright residents unite in support of the Whitewright Commercial Club and call for a weeklong canvass for members and funds. A follow up meeting at City Hall Tuesday will decide on continued support and the election of new officers if funds are pledged.
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Whitewright Commercial Club
Cracks At The Crowd By Claud Callan
A humorous Star-Telegram column fragments on family life and work etiquette. It contrasts a child Bert chasing a heavy object with advice for women workers and bosses, noting aging bosses, job shopping, and the pull of home comforts. The piece weaves light anecdotes about domestic life and attitudes toward employers.
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Bert
Martha
Young heroine views hero as perfectly darling after vote
The text notes a sixteen-year-old heroine admiring a hero who seems perfectly darling. After the November election, Judge Hughes will state that the court finds he erred when he accepted the Republican nomination.
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Hughes
Won and Lost Hopes for a Struggling Man
A reflective line captures the wavering outlook on a man's future. One day he seems capable of achieving something notable, while another day he doubts he can even sustain a normal life as an everyday citizen.
Campbell backs Culberson in senatorial race
Washington July 31 ex governor Tom M Campbell pledges support to Senator Culberson after losing bid. Campbell telegramed Culberson saying congratulations and he is at Culbersons service and predicts victory for Culberson.
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Washington
Tom M. Campbell
Culberson
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Yours Forever
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Tyler Business College
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Claud Callan
Star-Telegram
Chester Adams
Tury
Planters National Bank
Campbell
Chas. Culberson
Senator Culberson
Mr. Camp
Mie
Sdoe Ae
T.H. Lively
Whitewright
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