McCraw Announces Reelection Bid Despite Governor Allred
Dallas Attorney General McCraw said he will seek a second term regardless of Governor Allred. He spoke to the Dallas Petroleum Club urging support and noting political observers expect Allred to run again for governor. McCraw cited open pit oil storage as a major issue and a target for theft with little chance of detection.
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Dallas
McCraw
Allred
Dallas Petroleum Club
United States Senate
Morris Sheppard
E. 0. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
The
Petroleum Club
Texas
Woman in Turkey Jailed for Sitting with Leg Crossed
In Tarsus, Madame Nadjie Kipchak, a history teacher, faced outrage to a magistrate for crossing her legs in a court. She argued modern manners allow leg crossing without disrespect. The case was adjourned for witnesses to specify exact angles of crossing.
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Istanbul
Tarsus
Turkish Anatolia
Nadjie Kipchak
Madame Kipchak
Negro Preacher Warns Oil Shortage Will Burn Earth
An East Texas oil field tale recounts a sermon by a colored preacher who says God kept Earth lubricated with oil and that white men stealing oil could derange the globe. If oil is exhausted the axle will overheat and the entire system will ignite, a hellish outcome.
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East Texas
South Pole
North Pole
Typewriter Supplies For Sale By The Sun
Paper for typewriter and adding machines plus ribbons available from The Sun. Includes typewriter paper, adding machine paper, typewriter ribbons. Prices vary by quantity and product.
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The
Sun
Sun Office
Indian miner in Kentucky cave puzzles scientists
Archaeologists in Mammoth Cave Kentucky report a prehistoric miner crushed by a rock four centuries ago. They study his remains to learn why he dug, how he lived, and whether a pouch or tools reveal his目的. Engineers plan a tower to lift the rock without destroying the site.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
America
The Preachers Column Urges Sabbath Respect and Community Faith
The column notes Ben Hall will close his filling station on Sunday for church services and urges attendance to build spiritual gain. It discusses Sabbath observance, work on Sunday, and the value of church, Sunday school, and wholesome recreation, citing recent attendance and local events. It mentions a baseball game in Tom Bean and calls for good records in coming Sundays.
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Ben Hall
Hall
Murray Bryant
Claud Meador
Charlie Bryant
Tom Bean
Uncle Sam
Maverick Suggests Wrathful Congress Cleansing Days
Representative Maury Maverick proposes two dramatic days for Congress Quaker Day where no one speaks unless inspired by God and Murder Day where those speaking are to be killed by peers. He later suggests allowing a defender if both sides shoot simultaneously.
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Washington
Maury Maverick
House of Representatives
Maverick
Beech unveils new plane at Detroit show
Walter H. Beech of Wichita announces a new airplane in Detroit. He describes a flap series that slows the 202 mile per hour cruising speed to 50 miles per hour on landing.
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Detroit
Walter H. Beech
Wichita
Kan
Beech
Clergy Endorse Total Abstinence in Texas Prohibition Battle
Dallas ministers urge a pledge of total abstinence among church members to defend prohibition. They argue liquor indifference among parishioners, retailers, landlords, and social clubs undermined enforcement, insisting the pew must follow the pulpit to keep prohibition in law.
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Texas
Dallas
Dallas Journal
Cardui Credited By Mrs Caldwell For Strength
Mrs L H Caldwell of Statesville North Carolina says she used Cardui at intervals for twenty five years to ease weakness and nervousness. She read of Cardui in a newspaper and felt stronger after half a bottle, later up and around. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits. If it does not benefit you consult a physician.
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L. H. Caldwell
Statesville
N. C
Five die in week on stretch of highway into Tyler
Five people died in a single ten mile section on the highway leading into Tyler due to heavy commercial truck traffic. Eleven other injuries or incidents were reported in the same area during the period.
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Tyler
County fatalities rise as trucks clog highways
Tyler Journal laments fatalities in the county from industrial trucks on highways. It questions regulation and road-building by privately operated trucks and urges action to curb truck size and impact on railways and public safety. The notice calls for political or legislative step to address the danger.
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Smith County
Tyler Journal
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University of Cincinnati
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