Westbrook Asked To Help Formulate Highway Program
Sherman news reports Governor Dan Moody calling a pre legislative committee to study remap and propose a statewide highway program. Senator Ed Westbrook to convene a district meeting on October 27 to nominate a 31 member committee and sub committee, aiming to guide highway finance ahead of the forty first legislature.
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Sherman
Dan Moody
Ed Westbrook
Westbrook
Moody
House
Senate
Borah Speaks for Hoover in Texas Campaign Stop
Senator William E. Borah Idaho chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee campaigned in Dallas for Hoover. He attacked Al Smith on six issues including open saloon and tariffs, urging Republicans and anti-Smith Democrats to back Hoover. Veteran Texas figures expected Hoover to win tens of thousands of votes in the state.
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Dallas
al Smith
William E. Borah
Idaho
United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Texas
Hoover
Borah
Fair Park Auditorium
St. Lawrence
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Senator Borah
Adolphus Hotel
Bill
Bailey
Senator Borah Defends Hoover in Texas Comments
In Dallas Borah refuses to interpret Work on Salt Creek leases and says he speaks for Herbert Hoover. He denies being an enemy of Woodrow Wilson amid rapid questions at the Adolphus Hotel.
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Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
Borah
Woodrow Wilson
Hubert Work
Salt Creek
Herbert Hoover
Funeral Service Held For Mrs Eliza Maxwell
Mrs Eliza McLean Maxwell died in Fort Worth hospital last week and funeral services were conducted at the Whitewright Methodist Church with Rev Byers and Rev H M Cowling officiating. She was born September 9 1872 in Kentucky and survived by her husband a son Robert Mason and many McLean relatives. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery in Ardmore Oklahoma.
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Eliza McLean Maxwell
Byers
Ector
H. M. Cowling
Maxwell
Fort Worth
Ardmore
Okla
Whitewright
Wayne County
Kentucky
Robert Mason
C. A. McLean
Henry McLean
George McLean
Lubbock
Cleve McLean
Jim McLean
Los Angeles
Cal
Tom McLean
Durant
Oklo
Will Humphries
Alice Humphries
Merkel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stone Mountain Memorial: Forfeiture Looms Over Project
Samuel H Venable of Atlanta signals forfeiture of Stone Mountain Memorial Association property for failure to complete the central group of seven figures within 12 years. He notes $1,195,845 spent and $2,225,000 debt, proposing transfer to the Daughters of the Confederacy to finish as originally planned.
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America
Stone Mountain Memorial
Samuel H. Venable
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain Monumental Association
Venable
Daughters of the Confederacy
South
Call for impartial probe of Stone Mountain memorial failure
Bonham News argues that politics and mismanagement mar the Stone Mountain project and calls for an independent investigation before any new funding. It questions why over $1,000,000 has been spent with little visible progress and seeks disclosure of the causes.
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Stone Mountain
Bonham News
Intellectual Lady and a Glimpse of American Labor
A dialogue voice questions Shelley's metaphor use and suggests he should favor American workers first. The discussion notes a whispering campaign labeling Mr. Hoover as a glorified Y M C A secretary, reflecting public figures and reputation debates in Ohio.
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Shelley
Mr. Hoover
Ohio State Journal
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J. L. Kirkpatrick
The
First National Bank
Cees
the Yard
Creager
Mrs. Eliza Maxwell
Stone Mountain Project
Marks Bros
Sherman’s Greatest Department Store
Paris
S. H. Montgomery & Son
the Insurance Men
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