Fannin County Stands a Living Monument to Patriots
Oklahoma City reports details on Texas settlement and battles around Fannin County. Judge Cham Jones recalls Col. J W Fannin and Bonham, Alamo aid, Goliad surrender, and the 1836 Texan volunteers. The account frames Texas liberty and early pioneers.
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Fannin County
Texas
Oklahoma City
Cham Jones
Duncan
Okla
William C. Jones
Florence
Ala
Mexico
J. W. Fannin
Gonzales
Sam Houston
Lamar
Delta
Hopkins
Meridan
Hunt, Collin, Grayson, Cooke
Denton, Wise, Montague, Clay, Jack, Young, Archer
Wichita
Willbarger
Baylor
Throckmorton
Haskell
Knox, Foard, Hardeman, Wheeler
Collingsworth
Childress
General Travis
The
Alamo
Travis
Bonham
General Houston
Washington
Houston
San Antonio
Sam Hous
San Jacinto
Fannin
Judge Jones
Texas Army
Georgia
Alabama
Ward
Breeze
Brazos River
Refugio Mission
Goliad
All But Weather Is Ready for Inaugural
Washington prepares for the inaugural ceremonies as crowds near 200000 expected to witness Roosevelt and Garner replacing Hoover and Curtis at the head of officialdom. Decorations cover miles of streets and storefronts with Happy Days Are Here Again, and will be completed by Friday ahead of events.
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Capitol
Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Secret Service
Miami
John N. Garner
Texas
Senate
White House
Roosevelts
House of Representatives
Washington
Garner
Hoover
Curtis
Compulsory thrift rule set in Chinese army
The Chinese army enforces compulsory thrift with 10 percent of pay saved. The saving amounts range from 28 cents a month for privates to 17.50 dollars for generals.
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Crane
Shackelford
Jones
Mr. Jones
Joe Fenner
Doctor
Dr. Shackelford
Gram Begin
Pennsylvania Avenue
R. B. Nall
Sherman, Texas
Bayer Aspirin
Allists
BAYER
Sherman
John T. Nall
ELY & Sons
Travis St
Marathon Oil
A. Yeager
Sadi
Shiraz