Presidential Nominees Brief Sketches Listed
A condensed profile of candidates including Joseph P. Miller and Herbert Hoover with birthplaces, early life, education, marriages, and climb through political offices. Also covers Senator Robinson and Charles Curtis detailing careers, religion, recreation, and key milestones.
J T Robison for Land Commissioner
A political advertisement endorses J T Robison for reelection as Land Commissioner of Texas. Signatories praise his tenure as honest, efficient, and essential during ongoing court questions.
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J. T. Robison
General Land Office of Texas
Texas
F. C. Dillard
D. R. Vaughn
C. T. Freeman
G. P. Webb
E. J. Roberts
E. A. Gross
S. L. Ricketts
S. B. Cowell
F. W. Peveto
Rice Maxey
Spearman Webb
Silas Hare
Dan S. McMillin
J. F. Lilley
Re-Elect W B Richardson for Fannin County Clerk
Voters are urged to support the re-election of W B Richardson to continue his service as District Clerk of Fannin County. The notice promotes stability and ongoing administrative efficiency in county records and elections.
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W. B. Richardson
Fannin County
Ed Westbrook Praised by Confederates for Grayson Service
Ed Westbrook a county judge candidate is lauded for twelve years in Texas House and Senate. The Confederate Home tributes him as a strong, able public servant, noting bills aiding Grayson County including school funding, rural road improvements, the East Texas State Teachers College, and bridge and potato growers laws.
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Ed Westbrook
House
Senate of
Texas
Grayson County
State Department of Agriculture
Senate
Loy
State Highway Commission
East Texas State Teachers’ College
Austin
Morituri Salutarius
Wedding Martyr: Bride Waits as Groom Dies After Ill-Fated Ceremony
Albert Chalk age 21 dies of acute appendicitis after insisting on marrying Bertha Dennert age 20. In Newport Kentucky the couple proceeded to the altar despite his condition, moving to the hospital as guests waited. Chalk died in his bride arms after the ceremony.
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Newport
Albert Chalk
Bertha Dennert
Chalk
Bertha
How to Torture Your Husband Doctor and Wife Exchange
A fragment shows a doctor asking if the patient feels thirst and the wife replying that he did at first but stopped after she offered water. The exchange reflects a grim, possibly satirical dialogue from an older newspaper fragment.
West to Succeed Work as Interior Secretary
Roy O. West of Chicago, Republican national committeeman from Illinois, was appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Coolidge. West succeeds Dr Hubert Work, whose resignation came after he was named chairman of the national committee.
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Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Newburgh
Ore
Portland
Leland Stanford University
Leland Stanford
California
Louis Janlin
Australia
Lon Henry
Monterey
Cal
China
Tientsen
London
Palo Alto
Belgium
United States
Allied Powers
American Relief Administration
Harding
Superior
Wis
Roy O. West
Chicago
Illinois
Interior
Coolidge Friday
West
Hubert Work
National Committee
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