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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1924

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Wilson credits Texas aid to his presidential path

Washington notes Woodrow Wilson valued Texas support after his Dallas Texas State Fair address. Texas delegates backed him in Baltimore, boosting his nomination. The piece also lists Texas officials tapped into his administration. A second notice highlights store promotions from M. C. Spivy & Co. in Bonham.

Washington Woodrow Wilson Texas Dallas New Jersey Baltimore Oklahoma Wilson Clark Albert Sidney Burleson Austin D. F. Houston St. Louis Justice McReynolds Supreme Court T. W. Gregory Gregory McReynolds New Haven Mr. Wilson Department of Justice

Five Men Facing Texas Electric Chair Friday

Five men sentenced to death for murder in Texas will be executed in Huntsville between midnight and dawn Friday, the first use of the electric chair under the recent law. Ewell Morris, George Washington, Mack Matthews, Milving Johnson, and another condemned man await the action as Gov. Neff denies further reprieve. Warden will be installed as new prison head W. M. Miller, who will oversee the executions.

Austin Texas Neff State Penitentiary Huntsville Ewell Morris Victoria County Oliver Marshall George Washington Newton County Mack Matthews Tyler County Milving Johnson Liberty County Morris Thomas Coleman W. M.miller Cleburne Johnson County Miller Land Lence J. Miller

Whitewright Chamber to Meet Tuesday Evening

The Whitewright Chamber of Commerce invites members to a 7 to 10 pm meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday February 12. The agenda includes reports of receipts and expenditures, year highlights, elections, and community talks with no passwords or political requirements.

Whitewright Chamber of Commerce Odd Fellows Hall

United States Slated For Close League Cooperation

Geneva February 4 the United States moves toward closer League of Nations cooperation as the disarmament commission drafts a new convention to suppress private manufacture and traffic in war material. Joseph C Grew indicates the U S will transmit the draft to Washington and the plan has serious U S consideration. Reactions laud Wilson with tributes from officials and delegates.

Geneva America Woodrow Wilson United States League of Nations League Disarmament Commission Joseph C. Grew Switzerland Grew State Department Washington Wilson Signor Schanzer Commission Viscount Cecil of Chelwood Lord Robert Cecil M. Urrutia Columbia South America Lincoln

Senator Darwin announces bid for Texas governor

Paris February 4 State Senator H L Darwin of Paris declared his candidacy for Governor of Texas subject to the Democratic primary. He urged legislation that matches changing conditions but warned against excess laws and too much centralization of authority in Austin or surrender to Federal pressure.

Paris H. L. Darwin Texas Austin

Kerr Nursery Co. Promotes Wide Stock Range in Texas

Fifty years of experience underpin the Kerr Nursery Co. in Sherman Texas as they offer a catalog for planting trees and plants suited to the region. They advertise their expertise and invite requests for their catalogue.

Ino. S. Kerr Nursery Co Sherman Texas

Greenville visitors spend Sunday with LaRoe family

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams and children and Mrs. J. F. LaRoe of Greenville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed LaRoe and other relatives here.

J. D. Williams J. F. LaRoe Greenville Ed LaRoe

Plan to Plant Trees In February 1924

Whitewright readers urged to plant shade and fruit trees this month. Advice covers species choice, nursery buying, proper planting, soil prep, root care, spacing, and ongoing maintenance with next week’s planting instructions promised.

Whitewright U.S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C America Texas

Fifteen Children Escape Serious Injury In Truck Crash

A group of fifteen boys and girls returning from a basketball game near Westminster, south of Van Alstyne, Texas, narrowly avoided death when their truck tipped on a sharp curve. Two girls suffered the worst injuries including a broken collar bone and two broken ribs with facial and head bruises. others had minor injuries. Passing motorists moved the truck to free occupants.

van Alstyne Texas Westminster White Mound

American Legion Play Comrades Slated For Friday

An American Legion post presents the play Comrades a drama of love and war at the grammar school auditorium Friday night February 15 in a community theater event. J L Cardwell notes his limited space prevents new tree planting this year but reports 30 roses 180 thornless dewberries and 33 grapes planted. Mrs Victoria Morgan travels to Bixby Oklahoma to be with her seriously ill aunt.

American Legion J. L. Cardwell the Sun Victoria Morgan Bixby

Wilson's Memory 18 Honored at Service

Union memorial service for Woodrow Wilson held at the Presbyterian Church in the evening. Speakers included Rev. G. M. McNeilly Rev. J. A. Dickey and Dr. T. S. Clyce president of Austin College who delivered the memorial address with a notable eulogy on Wilson's life and character.

Union Memorial Woodrow Wilson United States Washington, D Presbyterian Church G. M. McNeilly J. A. Dickey W. A. Stucky

Forty-Two Men Die In Milford Mine Flood Tragedy

In Crosby Minnesota on February five a collapse of a small pond flooded Milford iron mine killing forty-two workers in fifteen minutes. Six survivors reached the surface while the shaft filled with muddy water and victims were trapped as families waited outside.

Crosby, Minn Milford Here

J L Medearis Pioneer Settler Dies At 1844 Birth

J L Medearis died last Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Martin southeast of town. He settled here in late 1877 and was born in Clay County North Carolina on April 12 1844. A Confederate veteran he joined the Methodist Church and led Marvin church Sunday school for nearly twenty years. He belonged to the Masonic and Odd Fellows orders and was among the lodge’s oldest members since 1889. Funeral at Oak Hill Cemetery conducted by Rev J F Fender with Masonic rites. Survived by his wife and children Mrs W L White Mrs F A Page Mrs C A Henry Homer Medearis W J Martin C L and R L Medearis.

J. L. Medearis W. J. Martin Mr. Medearis Clay County North Carolina Tennessee Texas Methodist Church Marvin Church Masonic Odd Fellows Masonic Lodge Order Oak Hill Cemetery J. F. Fender W. L. White Mound City F. A. Page Oaktaha Okla C. A. Henry Belcherville Homer Medearis Slaton C. L R. L. Medearis Near Whitewright

Spivy Co Presents Large New Stock of Shoes in Bonham

Hundreds of satisfied patrons and discerning buyers crowd M. C. Spivy & Co. as they announce a big new stock of Ladies and Misses and Men's shoes. The Bonham store emphasizes meeting customer demands with a broad selection.

M. C. Spivy & Co Bonham

Illustrated Hog Life Lecture Set For Monday

The Chamber of Commerce arranges with Dr. Embree chief veterinarian to present a free illustrated lecture on Hog Life at the Odeon Theatre starting 2 p m Monday February 11. Hog raisers and shippers are urged to attend along with school agriculture classes. no charges or sales. The talk will last about two hours and explain the complete lecture.

The Chamber of Commerce Embree Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau Odeon Theatre

Sherman Wins County Basketball Championship

The Grayson County district basketball tournament conclude with Sherman defeating Whitesboro 39 to 4 for the title after earlier wins over Whitewright 23 to 6 and Whitesboro over Denison 11 to 9. Whitewright is noted as the strongest nonchampion, while Denison and Whitesboro also advanced in earlier rounds.

Grayson County Sherman Whitewright Denison Whitesboro

No Limit on Mexican Immigration in New Bill

Washington Feb 4. The new immigration bill would not restrict Mexican entry. About 50 000 Mexican subjects are expected annually. Rep Box of Texas originated the unlimited entry clause and backed by Secretary of Labor Davis. Officials fear unskilled Mexican labor will surge after passage. The bill sets quotas at 10 percent of each nationality from the 1890 census, reducing Southern European labor. Box supports the quota law.

Washington House Mexico Immigration Bureau Representative Box Texas Immigration Committee Davis Box United States Europe

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Lone Star State Chamber Commerce I. O. O. F. Hall Darwin Lincon Spivy & Co Bonhma T. S. Clyde Austin College Odeon Theater
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