Dawes Absence Costs Warren Nomination
Vice President Dawes was absent in the Senate during a pivotal moment allowing the rejection of Charles B. Warren as Attorney General. The tied roll call 40 to 40 ended Warren’s bid as Reed and Walsh maneuvered to salvage it, but Overman switched sides to table reconsideration forcing Warren’s defeat.
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Washington
Senate
Dawes
Charles B. Warren
Warren
Coolidge
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senator Walsh
Montana
Teapot Dome
Walsh
Overman
North Carolina
Youth Who Killed Wife Moved to Jail
Sherman March 10 Charles Linxwiler who allegedly fired the shots that killed his 15 year old wife on Feb 15 and then shot himself was moved from the sanitarium to the county jail. He is totally blind and receives care from an attendant as he faces murder charges. He has attempted to take his life on several occasions and is under constant supervision with safety measures in place.
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Sherman
Charles Linxwiler
Linxwiler
Drag line operator advertises freight service
I operate a drag line in Whitewright hauling freight and trunks to stations or any part of the city. Business appreciated. Telephone No. 9. D. M. Mooneyham.
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Whitewright
D. M. Mooneyham
Bow family visit to Boston to see Baylor College students
Dr and Mrs J L Bow and Mrs O G Bow with their son spent Sunday and Monday in Boston visiting Misses Martha and Foy Bow, who are students at Baylor College.
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J. L. Bow
0. G. Bow and Son
Boston
Martha and
Foy Bow
Baylor College
Local Marine Earns Diploma as Railway Mail Clerk
John Lovel Pumphrey of Whitewright Texas completed the Marine Corps Institute course as a Railway Mail Clerk and earned a diploma of proficiency. Major General Lejeune praised his work after passing the final exam while stationed in Washington. Pumphrey, 22, joined the Marines at Corsicana and has served at Paris Island and in Washington.
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Washington
Marine Corps
John Lovel Pumphrey
Gurtie Pumphrey
Whitewright
Texas
LeJeune
Pumphrey
Corsicana
Paris Island
S. C
Marine Corps Institute
Montgomery Bennett Marriage Surprise in Sherman
Crawford B Montgomery and Eddie Bennett wed quietly Saturday morning at the home of J Albert Wells in Sherman. The bride, a Sherman Hospital graduate nurse, cared for the groom’s mother during illness, sparking their union. The groom, Whitewright native, was among the first to serve in the war and survived the trenches. The ceremony was led by Dr Emmett Davidson of Central Christian Church. Afterward the couple visited Durant Oklahoma with relatives of the bride.
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Crawford B. Montgomery
Eddie Bennett
Dan Cupid
The
Sherman Hospital
Whitewright
E. P. Montgomery
Emmett Davidson
Central Christian Church of
Sherman
J. Albert Wells
North Bryan Street
Mrs. Montgomery
Durant
Okla
In Loving Memory of Jim Reeves
Noble, loving, peerless and brave. Too soon he sleeps in a flower strewn grave. Earth's mantle hides him and we weep. Called while life was in its early morn. The days loom dreary and forlorn. Our hearts are sore, our lashes wet. Our pulse beats time with keen regret. But the years will roll through the lathe of time. Some glad tomorrow we'll meet in a fairer clime. R. B., Sherman, Texas.
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R. B
Sherman
Texas
Miss Emma Davidson Visits Denison for Weekend
Miss Emma Davidson teaching in Denison schools spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Davidson. She was accompanied by Miss Kathryne Shipley.
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Emma _ Davidson
Denison
J. W. Davidson
Kathryne Shipley
Governor Signs 158 Bills in Texas Legislature
Austin reports Governor Miriam A. Ferguson has signed 158 bills and resolutions through last week, with over 100 local measures. Highlights include rail and bond reforms, tax remissions, banking protections, civil and judicial funding, and new state navigation districts.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas State Railroad
Texas
Galveston County
Judicial Department
Cameron County
University of Texas
King and Parrish Named to Fifty-Ninth District Grand Jury
W H King and J M Parrish were empaneled as members of the grand jury by Judge Wilcox in Sherman on Monday morning for the Fifty-Ninth District Court. The two jurors live west of town.
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W. H. King
Wilcox
Fifty-Ninth District Court
Sherman
J. M. Parrish
Town
Postmaster Brents Undergoes Tonsil Surgery in Sherman
Postmaster W. O. Brents spent several days in a Sherman hospital this week for tonsillectomy after years of throat trouble. The operation aimed to ease discomfort that interfered with his ability to talk politics.
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W. O. Brents
Sherman
Myrtle Harris Returns After California Visit
Miss Myrtle Harris returns from a five months stay in California saying she did not fully appreciate her state, county, and town until she was away for a time.
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Myrtle Harris
California
Social Guests Spend Sunday in Denton with Local Students
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Morehead and others visited Misses Marion Barbee Jena Lee Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth May at C. I. A. on Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May and children of Kenefick Oklahoma Mrs. S. A. Harper and Hampton Harper of Savoy with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hampton.
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R. S. Morehead
W. J. Barbee
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Denton
Marion Barbee
Jena Lee Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth May
Bruce May
Kenefick, Okla
S. A. Harper
Hampton Harper
Savoy
Lee Hampton
Seed notice and local social rounds in Itasca area
Plant seed from Itasca Cotton Seed Company produced from Kash Ped igreed cotton seed with lint content 40 to 42 percent, as stated by agent R L Holcomb of Whitewright. Mrs Cecil Spindle and children of Denison visited her father S H Badgett and family for weekend. Mr and Mrs Jim H Lovell returned to Ft Worth after visiting F Lovell and family west of town. Mrs Homer Caston and children of Leonard visited Luther and Mrs Sears here Saturday.
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Itasca Cotton Seed Company
Kash
R. L. Holcomb
Whitewright
Cecil Spindle
Denison
S. H. Badgett
Jim H. Lovell
Ft. Worth
F. Lovell
Homer Caston
Leonard
Luther Sears
Mrs Ross and the Popes Visit Relatives
Miss Lillie Ross visits relatives in Royse City while Mr and Mrs D M Pope of Sherman spend Sunday with kin in the area.
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Miss Lillie Ross
Royse City
D. M. Pope of
Sherman
Baptist Revival Opens Next Sunday in Greenville
Dr. A. A. Duncan of First Baptist Church Greenville will preach a revival at the Baptist Church beginning next Sunday. He is known to Whitewright residents for last year’s meeting. J. B. Turner of Fort Worth directs song services. Daily services at 9:00 am and 7:15 pm with prayer sessions each evening this week to build interest.
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A. A. Duncan
First Baptist Church of
Greenville
Baptist Church
E. W. Bennett Dies at 72 Near Savoy
E. W. Bennett, 72, died at his home one mile south of Savoy Tuesday night after years of poor health. A Kentucky native who moved to Texas in 1893, he lived near Savoy for thirty years and raised six children. Funeral and burial were to be held this afternoon at Savoy. He is survived by his wife and six children: Mrs. E. E. Wilson, Slaton. Mrs. P. M. Wrenn, Savoy. G. D. Bennett, Whitewright. T. W. Bennett, Sherman. Henry Bennett, Bonham. and Lee Bennett, Savoy.
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E. W. Bennett
Savoy
Mr. Bennett
Texas
Kentucky
Whitewright
Baptist Church
E. E. Wilson
Slaton
P. M. Wrenn
G. D. Bennett
Legacy of nearly half million to church reported
In Wilmington on March 9 the First Presbyterian Church received an announced legacy of about 450000 from the late Dr. James Sprunt, noted church member. Rev. A D P Gilmour disclosed the bequest. the church counts Rev. Joseph Wilson, father of the late President Wilson, as a former pastor. Grandma Goad, 82, died near Trenton last Friday, survived by four sons and four daughters. funeral was at Burns Cemetery.
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Wilmington
N. C
First Presbyterian Church
James Sprunt
A. D. P. Gilmour
Dr. Sprunt
Joseph Wilson
President Wilson
Grandma Gead
Adolphus Spangler
Trenton
Burns Cemetery
W. N. Carter
Goad
Baptist Church
Bus Crash Near Norman Brown Home Leaves Three Safe
A Denison Greenville Red Ball bus rolled over near Norman Brown’s home south of town last week. The vehicle left the road, overturned in a field bottom side up, smashing the windshield and top and breaking a door. The driver and two women passengers escaped injury.
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Denison-Greenville
Norman Brown
Odeon Theatre Buys Reproduce Pipe Organ for Showgoers
The Odeon Theatre has purchased a Reproduce pipe organ expected to arrive soon and installed. It costs over $2,000 and features two keyboards, piano and organ, plus roll music capability. The organ is touted as ideal for theatres and should boost theatre popularity.
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Odeon Theatre
Odeon
City Marshal Seeks Stray Stock After Garden Damage
City Marshal Hamilton says he will seize any stock found running loose in town. Several gardens have been damaged by cows in the past week, and residents complain about morning disruptions from livestock wandering streets.
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Hamilton
Lilley closes farm trade near Kenefick Oklahoma
J F Lilley trades 160 acre farm near Kenefick for four thousand dollars in dry goods from his stock. The goods will be replaced with new stock. J S Badgett and daughter traveled to Floydada to be with daughter Mrs Thurmond Bishop who is seriously ill with pneumonia. They found her improving on arrival. Mrs Badgett has stayed at her daughter's bedside for two weeks.
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J. F. Lilley
Kenefick
Lilley
J. S. Badgett
Floydada
Thurmond Bishop
Mrs. Bishop
Mrs. Badgett
Ryon Family Visits Bascom Sears in McKinney Clash
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryon and their son of McKinney spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Ryon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bascom Sears, in the local area.
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Jack Ryon
of McKinney
Easter Candies and Rabbits Highlight Devonport Variety Store
Devonport Variety Store showcases Easter treats including chocolates and candy eggs. Decor includes rabbit figures and greeting cards. Local shoppers browse seasonal displays and stock up for the holiday.
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Devonport
D R Lewis Spends Weekend in Dallas with Friends
D R Lewis spent the weekend in Dallas socializing with friends, according to a brief local note.
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D. R. Lewis
Dallas
Playhouse Fire Claims Two Henrickson Girls
In Tulsa on March 8 a fire at Edith and Kate Henrickson's playhouse destroyed their pretend dining and kitchen rooms built from hay bales. The sisters aged 4 and 5 burned to death trapped in the hay as a playful scene turned fatal.
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Tulsa
Okla
Edith
Kate Henrickson
Declamation Winners at Whitewright School Contests
Millard Mangrum wins junior boys declamation with Leon Hampton and Loren Mangrum as finalists in the senior boys division. Verma Mangrum takes senior girls, judged after performances by Mrs Annette Harp and Miss Tommie Chenoweth. The winners advance to county contests at Sherman.
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Whitewright
Grammar School
Sherman
Millard Mangrum
Fender May
S. T. Montgomery Jr
Leon Hampton
Loren Mangrum
Leon
Maurine May
Verman Mangrum
Verma Mangrum
Annette Harp
Tommie Chenoweth
Half-Cent Postage Stamp To Be Issued
Washington reports a half-cent postage stamp will be issued by April 1 due to new third class mail rates effective April 15. A 114 cent stamp is also being prepared for this class of mail.
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Washington
New Giles Variety Store Set to Open Saturday
Miss Lucile Giles announces the Giles Variety Store will open next Saturday morning in the building beside Hudson Davis Company. New fixtures and stock aim to draw big opening day business.
Truett Named Secretary of Whitesboro Chamber of Commerce
Charles Truett, formerly of his old hometown and now a Whitesboro resident, is elected secretary of the Whitesboro Chamber of Commerce. The article predicts he will help elevate Whitesboro to the level of his former town.
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Charles Truett
Whitesboro
Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Sets Dates for Annual Picnic
Citizens of Leonard met to fix the annual picnic dates. The big celebration will be held July 22, 23 and 24, with locals promising a lively event as always for their small city.
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Leonard
Kentuckytown Echoes The Return Of Attorney Roy Sewell
Roy Sewell, a Kentuckytown native and now a prominent Houston attorney, visited friends here Friday. His father was an early merchant in Kentuckytown.
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Roy Sewell
Kentuckytown
Mr. Sewell
Houston
Holbrook Anti-Mask Bill Becomes a Law
Austin reports Holbrook passes an anti masking law with an emergency clause going into effect immediately. Penalties include a 500 dollar fine for masked public entry and prison terms up to ten years for private homes or two to ten years for masked church entries. Secret society parades are banned with fines or up to six months in jail.
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Austin
Holbrook
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Texas
Boy believed dead recalls funeral plan after skating accident
Roscoe Qualls nine year old of Madisonville Kentucky suffered a brain concussion after falling on a pond. He was deemed dead by doctors and his parents began funeral preparations before he revived and began to recover.
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Madisonville
Roscoe Qualls
Roscoe
Solon Spurns 2500 Increase in Congressional Pay
Washington March 11 Representative Tucker of Virginia refused a 2500 raise in his congressional salary saying last Congress members who were reelected only earned 7500 a year. His grandfather Henry St George Tucker also refused a raise for the same reason and the money remains in the treasury after 108 years.
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Washington
Tucker
Dem
Virginia
Henry St. George Tucker
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