Odeon Theatre May Schedule With Stars and Prices
Odeon announces May program featuring Dorothy Dalton in three roles plus an alluring tale of devotion and mistaken identity. May 8 brings Marked Men with Harry Carey, May 10 Lombardi with Bert Lytell, and May 11 Rainbow 2 reel. May 12 shows The Invisible Hand serial and Hoot Gibson Western, May 13 Hawthorne of the U S A starring Wallace Reid, May 14 Mack Sennett comedy Down on the Farm. Admission 15 and 30 cents. film rentals up recently. patrons thanked.
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Dorothy Dalton
New York
Harry Carey
Lombardi
Bert Lytell
Metro
Charles Ray
Charles Ray Pictures
Jim
Neal
Gibson
Wallace Reid
Hawthorne
Mack Sennett
Odeon Theatre
Hobby to Call Special Boll Worm Session
Austin May 3 Governor Hobby announced plans to issue a call for a special session of the legislature to consider pink boll worm legislation. The session will be held Monday May 24.
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Austin
Hobby Today
Nothing is Quite Dead As Infatuation
A terse reflection on faded passion, noting that a dead infatuation lacks life and lingering feeling. The phrase suggests emotional exhaustion and the end of romantic turmoil without lingering drama.
Tornado Death Toll Rises In Peggs Oklahoma
In Peggs Oklahoma a deadly tornado disaster expands the death list to 59 with seven more bodies recovered from debris. Rescue teams say 150 injured. several may not survive the night. Families in the Stevens and Littlefield clans are among the victims, with widespread burial actions continuing amid storms and fears.
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Muskogee
Okla
Peggs
Tahlequah
R. M. Stevens
John Littlefield
John Wilkinson
Stevens
Charlie
Homer
Roosevelt
Poges
Bailey Will Not Abandon Contest in Texas Governor Race
Dallas reports Mr. Bailey will stay in the gubernatorial race, campaign manager Luther Nickels saying the fight has just begun. Bailey, after a hotel caucus, pledged to finish the campaign while heading to Washington and Baltimore for lawsuits. Nickels plans to resume gubernatorial speaking campaign upon return.
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Dallas
Bailey
Luther Nickels
Oriental Hotel
Fort Worth
Soldiers and Sailors Plan American Legion Post
Ex soldiers and sailors in Whitewright held a meeting in the May building to organize an American Legion Post. Application blanks are being distributed and a follow up meeting is set for Friday night to recruit all veterans and establish a club room and other facilities for ex service members.
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American Legion
Whitewright
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
May
Legion
McAdoo Boom Grows From Texas Victory
Washington observers see a strong McAdoo surge from Texas results last Saturday. Administration forces gained victory and nearly full control of the upcoming state convention. While no presidential preference was stated, Texas delegates to San Francisco are viewed as McAdoo backers, shaping morale for the South.
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Washington
Texas
Texas Forry
San Francisco
Holliday for County Clerk seeks to prove fitness
Gray Holliday announces candidacy for county clerk stating belief in fit handling of the office. He pledges capable administration and proper care of duties, urging voters to consider his qualifications.
Luther Gordon Seeks Rest in Tioga for Health
Luther Gordon is spending a few days in Tioga for the benefit of his health.
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Luther Gordon
Tioga
Sun Installs Type Casting Machine In Whitewright
The Sun installs a Model 8 Linotype with three magazines and four type sizes including 8 10 14 point and 24 point caption headsetter. Reading matter is increased by a third and print is crisper due to new equipment costing nearly $5,000. Whitewright aims for a top equipped newspaper plant.
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The
Sun
Whitewright
Grayson County
Linotype
Cheltenham
Four forties stills destroyed in three states March
Washington reports 447 illicit stills destroyed in Alabama Georgia and Tennessee during March. Alabama accounted for 184 seizures, Tennessee 103, and Georgia 160. Prohibition officers credited with 85 seizures in Alabama, 52 in Tennessee, and 73 in Georgia.
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Washington
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Prohibition
The Way It Felt
A dentist complains of traces of gold on his instrument and the patient asks if a collar button was struck. The exchange reveals a strained, inelegant humor in a dental office setting.
Ladies call for sugar and potato boycott in town
The Women of the town convened at the I. O. O. F. Hall and urged an indefinite boycott on sugar and Irish potatoes until prices fall. They seek rural support and merchant cooperation to aid the hungry, recalling a Chicago girl driven to gas tragedy by cost of living. Mrs. G. L. Baugher notes hardship and vows to stand with the hungry.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Chicago
G. L. Baugher
Call the Undertaker A Cisco Citizen Protest
A long time Cisco resident walked to the News Office to register a protest over a minor issue. He is praised as a good citizen yet critiqued for not participating in public life, lacking knowledge of local leaders, and not supporting public causes.
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Cisco
Chamber of Commerce
Cisco News
Love and Unity Across Differences
A poetic note on love transcending boundaries, claiming a shared affinity that erases divides. The fragment hints at affection overcoming barriers, celebrating universal connection. The tone suggests hopeful solidarity and intimate emotion amid separation.
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First National Bank
C. B. Bryant, Pres
R. A. Gillett
Odeon Program
Mangrum Bros
Mcadoo
Planters National Bank
Undertaker
J. W. Davidson
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