No Bills Found in Ku Klux Case at Lorena
Waco, Nov. 5. A special session in October examined 150 witnesses in the Lorena Ku Klux case. No indictments were returned by the McLennan County grand jury. The report notes a planned Lorena Klan parade and the sheriff's intent to stop it, with threats by the sheriff and assurances of local support. Louis Crow, a Waco businessman, died four days after the disturbance, and Sheriff Buchanan was wounded and sent home.
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Waco
Investi
Lorena
Boban
McLennan County Grand Jury
Louis Crow
Buchanan
McLennan County
No Worms We Unealthy Child Health Tonic Claim
The ad asserts unhealthy children with worms show dull color and stomach issues. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted as a two to three week remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the system. It claims Nature will dispel worms and restore perfect health. Pleasant to take at 60c per bottle.
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Grove
Grand jury condemns sheriff and deputy over Ku Klux Klan case
The grand jury refused to indict, citing best interests of society, but denounces Sheriff Buchanan and Deputy Burton for alleged inhumane acts. It states they were temperamentally unfit for office and clarifies it does not defend the Ku Klux Klan, urging public awareness of its findings. Signed by foreman J R Cuff and others.
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Buchanan
Burton
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
J. R. Cuff
Foreman
Rat That Didn’t Smell After Being Dead Three Months
James Sykes Butcher of Westfield New Jersey recalls a rat that appeared dead for three months with no odor after placing RAT-SNAP behind a barrel. The product was sold by Dyer Jones and Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25.
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James Sykes Butcher
Westfield
N. J
Dyer & Jones and Wilson-Montgomery Hdw. Co
Robbery on Katy Express Car En Route to Texas
An express car of the Missouri Kansas and Texas line on train No. 23 southbound from St. Louis to San Antonio was robbed this morning in Muskogee Oklahoma. Officials said the train reached Denison with the car looted and details were being gathered.
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Muskogee
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
St. Louis
San Antonio
Denison
Car looting reported between Durant and Red River
At 4 30 a m a train car was found looted between Durant and Red River with merchandise scattered along the tracks. Inspections search the line for more stolen goods while officials assess value, noting the car contained only ordinary shipments and the loss is not expected to be heavy.
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Durant
Red River
Denison
Rat Snap Claims Effectiveness in Rodent Trial
Mr. P. LaDuke, a farmer, reports rats bored through zinc feed bins last year costing $18. He bought RAT SNAP, two years after first use he says the rats were killed by a $1.25 package. The product is sold and guaranteed by Dyer & Jones and Wilson Montgomery Hardware Company with three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25.
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Dyer & Jones and Wilson-Montgomery Hardware Company
Registration seals for motor vehicles ready
Sherman notices Harve Wisdom in Grayson County says registration seals for motor vehicles will be ready. He announced Saturday morning that the registering office is prepared to issue seals and handle renewals as needed.
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Sherman
Harve Wisdom
Grayson County
County Auto Registration Urges Early 1922 Seals
The Sun reports that 1922 supply of motor seats and registration blanks has arrived. County car owners are urged to register promptly to avoid year end rush. All cars can be registered for 1922, but unused or unregistered 1921 vehicles cannot be processed until January 1. Ten thousand county seats are yellow with black number and gear stamps. All vehicles on Grayson County highways must display the 1922 seal by year’s start.
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Wisdom
Grayson
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