Poll Tax Clarification for Women in 1921
State comptroller Lon A. Smith explains that after the 1921 suffrage amendment both spouses may pay the other's poll tax but not the ad valorem tax on community property without paying both poll taxes. Voters must show a paid poll tax receipt before voting, with February 1 deadline.
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Lon A. Smith
LON & Smith
Sherman Plans for Presbyterian Meeting
Sherman Texas prepares to host the Synod of Texas of the Presbyterian Church in October 1922. The Central Presbyterian Church will host several hundred synod members and visitors, after Sherman was chosen at Wichita Falls to hold the 1922 gathering.
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Sherman
Texas
Synod of Texas
The
Presbyterian Church
Texas Synod
Wichita Falls
Central Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church Announces Schedule and Goals
The Methodist church lists preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m on Sundays, Sunday school at 9 30 a m, and Wednesday prayer services at 7 30 p m This is the Pay in Full Month urging members to complete dues before the Annual Conference on October 25 The Sunday school rally day is set for October 23 extra note from the reporter
Prohibition Chief Warns of Erosion of Law and Order
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes told a New York YMCA audience that lax enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment undermines respect for law. He denounced humanitarian objections to prohibition and blamed crime waves on misinterpretations of policy, urging enforcement and factory safeguards over open saloons.
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New York
Roy A. Haynes
New York Y. M. C. A
Haynes
Macaulay
United States
Bring Your Own Liquor Invites British Delegates
London reports that the United States invites the British delegates to the Washington disarmament conference to bring their own liquor. The Foreign Office was informed by the State Department that, as foreign plenipotentiaries, the British commission may bring liquor without fear of Volstead enforcement in America.
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London
Washington
Child Dies After Sink Falls On Him In Gainesville
A 2 year old boy, son of O R Welch, was killed when an insecure sink toppled while he tried to drink. The weight caused internal injuries and he died twenty four hours later. The Sun subscription notice appears at the end.
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Gainesville
O. R. Welch
Leiter's Cellar Looted of Drinks
Washington police and Virginia authorities vowed arrests within 24 hours after thieves raided Joseph E. Leiter's country estate near here. More than 300000 dollars of wines and liquors were removed by drilling a three inch steel door with an acetylene torch. Police list includes champagne demijohns whiskies brandies chartreuse absinthe and other rare old liquors carried away by motor trucks.
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Washington
Virginia
Here
Joseph E. Leiter
Leiter
Legion Auxiliary hosts Legion members with meals and music
The Woman's Auxiliary entertained Legion members at the Legion club room with sandwiches salads and coffee while the Legion band provided music. Sunday afternoon sixty uniformed post members assisted in Pascal Burks funeral at White Mound cemetery near Tom Bean, honoring a World War I veteran of Ambulance Company No. 27. Armistice Day plans and a big celebration are in the works with a parade and afternoon program. Preston Everheart Post votes Monday on officers after a membership drive ending with a banquet. dues and new members are encouraged as the post nears one hundred twenty-five members.
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Woman’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Legion
Legion Club
Post
Pascal Burks
White Mound
Tom Bean
Legion Hall
Pascal
Ambulance Company No. 27
Woman's Auxiliary
Preston Everheart Post
Legion Club Room
Farmer Fends Off Raiders. One Dead, Two At Large
Post Texas Oct 10 Luther Hughes a farmer was held up by three masked men three miles west of Post He shot wounding one fatally The other two escaped and are being hunted The dead man is at an undertaking parlor awaiting identification Officers found no trace of the other bandits this morning and began a search
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Post
Garza Co
Texas
Luther Hughes
Oil Found Near Tioga In Whitesboro Area
Burtons Syndicate Drilling Company drilled one mile north of Tioga and reached oil sand at about 600 feet. The rig is setting casing for a test in a lime rock stratum. Officials believe the sand is the same high grade oil found at Whitesboro and Collinsville.
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Whitesboro
Burtons Syndicate Drilling Company
Tioga
Collinsville
Fort Worth Negro Bandit Shot While Attempting Escape
David Bunn known as a notorious Fort Worth area bandit was killed during an escape attempt two miles east of Arlington as officers returned him from Dallas for trial. Sworn statements say he leaped from the automobile fearing a mob, after being held on six capital offenses including robberies and assaults.
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Fort Worth
David Bunn
Tarrant County
Dallas
Arlington
Carl Smith
Tom Shaw
Bunn
J. W. Zuch
Lake Worth
Sherman Police Chief Says He Would Not Engage Ku Klux
Sherman October 10 Chief Frank Reece said under no circumstances would he engage the Ku Klux Klan in a fight. He questioned Sheriff Buchanan of McLennan County for stopping a Lorena parade and stated an officer should not make a target of himself. He added he might talk them out of it or arrest participants if laws were broken, but would not use force or die by action.
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Sherman
Frank Reece
Reece
Buchanan
McLennan County
Hallowe
Marriage ties mark a quiet Pilot Grove week
Mrs. Lillie Baxter and Mr. Trotter wed in Van Alstyne on Saturday afternoon. Miss Maggie Hulett visited friends in Tom Bean. Mrs. Nora Butts remains on the vick list. The community notes include visits among Sloan, Henry, Gilmore Webster, and Garland families, and local moves and peddling wagon changes.
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H. E. Morris
Maggie Hulett
Tom Bean
F. M. Sloan
Dug Henry
Sherman
Alverson
Orangeville
Nora Butts
Vick
Lillie Baxter
Mr. Trotter
van Alstyne
Gilmore Webster
Nola Reeves
Institute
Joe Smith
Garland
F. Garland
Clint Hopper
Dennis
Halliburton
Mrs
Elmer St. John
Klondike
Will refuses forever in will due to legal advice
An elderly man dictates a will listing gifts including ten cases of Scotch and one barrel. The lawyer interrupts, suggesting dropping the word forever to avoid impracticality. The exchange hints at the practical limits of bequests and the need for enforceable language.
Rail Commissioner Ill in Sherman
Sherman October 11 Allison Mayfield a Texas railway commissioner is ill at his father in law R A Chapman 1301 East Lamar Sherman The attending physicians say the condition is not serious but he will be unable to perform duties for some time Mr and Mrs Mayfield arrived last Thursday and will remain here while he rests from his strenuous work
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Sherman
Allison Mayfield
Texas Railway Commission
R. A. Chapman
East
Lamar Street
Mayfield
Lone Man Robs Ashland Bank in Upshur County
A lone robber entered the Ashland State Bank at Ashland near Gilmer Texas at 9 this morning forced Cashier Simmons into a vault and escaped with 3000 dollars. The bandit fired no shots and fled. officers search the countryside for the culprit.
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Lone Man
Ashland
Gilmer
Upshur County
Texas
Ashland State Bank
Simmons
New Three Story Building Planned for Sherman
A modern three story department store with basement will rise on the Binkley annex site at Travis and Pecan streets in Sherman. Construction is to start within sixty days and the building will be occupied by Marks Bros. department store, currently at Travis and Houston streets.
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Sherman
Binkley Annex
Travis and
Pecan Streets
Marks Bros. Department Store
Houston Streets
Grayson County Boys Board State Farm Encampment Trip
A Grayson County farm club delegation led by J N Horne departs for the State Farm Boys Encampment at the Dallas State Fair. Sunnie Payne Edmond Jones Howard Payne Dassie Brooks Floyd Barnes Olen Carter William Dickson Arthur Blanton Palmer Privette Aubrey Scoggins Cecil Scoggins and Edwin Poindexter will spend four days studying agriculture and livestock exhibits and enjoy fair recreation. Pierce's Cafe is noted for good food in the local scene.
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Floyd Barnes
Olen Carter
William Dickson
Arthur Blanton
Palmer Privette
Aubrey
Cecil Scoggins
Edwin Poindexter
Trade Solicitation From M. C. Suivy & Co.
On better values the firm M. C. Suivy & Co. of Benham invites trade consideration and urges customers to engage for preferred pricing and terms.
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M. C. Suivy & Co
Benham
Farm loan offer from R H May and Tom Barbee
Plenty of money to loan on farms. If in need of a loan, see us. R H May and Tom Barbee.
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R. H. May
Tom Barbee
Lynching of 19-year-old Wylie McNealy near Leesburg
A mob of about 500 in Camp County Texas seized Wylie McNealy from Mount Pleasant jail and burned him alive four miles east of Leesburg after confessing to assaulting an 8-year-old girl. The mob transported him in 100 cars to a railroad stake, suspending him on a rail and igniting kindling as the crowd watched in silence. The sheriff said the girl had been with the accused for nearly an hour.
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Leesburg
Camp County
Texas
Wylie McNealy
Mount Pleasant
McNealy
Pittsburg
First Exide Battery Made Stands Test In Whitewright
The first Exide battery ever produced has proven durable and is sold in Whitewright by R. 5S. Morehead.
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Whitewright
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