Governor's Race May Get In Courts
Austin reports that Charles M. of San Antonio and I. W. of Fort Worth have arrived to challenge the certification of Democratic nominees for the November ballot. They may file in Travis County to test Mrs. Ferguson's eligibility under the 1919 act, aiming for a speedy court decision before the election.
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Austin
Texas
Charles M
San Antonio
I. W. S of Fort Worth
Court of Civil Appeals
Henry Hutchings
Dickson
State Executive Committee
Travis
Travis County
Mr. Dickson
District Court
In Memoriam for Rachael Lively in Sherman Texas
In memory of a child lost, the poem speaks of heavenly reward and eternal life for Rachael, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lively. Mrs. S. A. Hayes, 1101 East Lamar St., Sherman, Texas, signs the tribute seeking consolation through faith and divine keeping.
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Rachael
Two Nephews Killed Same Hour While Dove Hunting
San Antonio reports two telegraphs announcing the deaths of nephews while dove hunting. E. O. Reedenmyer was accidentally shot near Cairo Illinois, and Edwin G. Aleus died near Houston. Both deaths occurred about the same hour, according to E. R. Goulding.
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San Antonio
E. R. Goulding
Cairo
Ill
E. O. Reedenmyer
Edwin G. Aleus
Houston
Woman in Mobile Holds Gold Pen Used by Houston
A Mobile Alabama woman reports she possesses the gold pen Gen Sam Houston used to sign Texas independence and offers to sell it to Texas for a state historical museum. Governor Neff notes no funds are available for such purchase.
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Austin
Texas
Mobile
Ala
Neff
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Historical Museum
Death of Mrs. Margaret Sears Aldridge Recalls Local Ties
Information from this place confirms the death of Mrs. Margaret Francis Sears Aldridge on September 6 at her son's home in Oklahoma where she was visiting. She is noted as a sister of Mrs. Wm. Pennington and daughter of Christopher and Mary Sears who came to Texas in 1850 from Alabama. The family lived in the area before moving to Whitesboro and later Ivanhoe with her daughter.
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Margaret Francis Sears Aldridge
Oklahoma
Aldridge
Wm. Pennington
Christopher
Mary Sears
Texas
Alabama
Whitesboro
Ivanhoe
Valentino Picture At Odeon Next Week
Rudolph Valentino returns to film in Booth Tarkington story Monsieur Beaucaire produced for Paramount. Odeon Theatre will show the picture Monday and Tuesday nights of next week with emphasis on Louis XV era etiquette fashion and vivid historical sets.
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Rudolph Valentino
Booth Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Sidney Olcott
Paramount
Odeon Theatre
Louis XV
Four Die in Louisiana Election Violence at Plaquemine Point
Four people died in a shooting at a polling precinct in Plaquemine Point St. Landry Parish with two others seriously wounded. The dead are Joe Cormier and John B. Childs and his two sons. Wounded are Arnville and Baptiste Richards. The clash began over a dispute between Cormier and Childs, with the latter killed and Cormier killed by the two sons.
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Opelousas
Plaquemine Point
St. Landry Parish
Joe Cormier
John B. Childs
Arnville
Baptiste Richards
Cormier
Childs
Editorial Sparks On Farm Outlook Amid Drought And Pests
Farmers foresee a prosperous year despite droughts insects and frost aided by crop experts and political advisers. The page contrasts a Wall Street Journal editorial with remarks from the Toledo Blade and Iowa Legionaire and notes 20 000 bills pending for the next Congress with likely disagreement.
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Wall Street Journal
Constipation Cure in 14 to 21 Days
An advertised laxative syrup named LAX-FCS WITH PELPSIN promotes relief for habitual constipation. It claims to stimulate and regulate bowel action with a pleasant taste and suggests daily use for 14 to 21 days. Sold at 60¢ per bottle.
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E.W. Grove
Quotes on politics and World War reflections
A Wall Street Journal line defines a genuine conservative as someone who speaks gently about politics. The Baltimore Sun mocks Western bravado in political voice. A Detroit News exchange asks what we gained from World War and suggests awaiting the outcome after victory.
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Detroit News
Karnak Restores Oklahoma City Woman Says Mrs Minter
Mrs. W. O. Minter of Oklahoma City credits Karnak with curing severe stomach and back pain after other remedies failed. She reports improved strength, restful sleep, and regained ability to move about after using two bottles. Karnak is sold in Whitewright by Bow-Wright Drug Company.
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Karnak
Whitewright
Bow-Wright Drug Company
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Stephens
Home Ice & Manufacturing CO
Memoriam
T. H. Lively
Texas Independence
Sun
Odeon
East Whitewright
John Blanks
Carl May
Ralph Sanders
W. C. Huffines
Buick
C. J. Meador
Manning & Clark’s
P. A. Short
F. R. McFatridge
Clay County
Henrietta
Mary Hestand
W. H. Montgomery
Calvin Henson
Haskell
Louisiana
Editorial Sparks
Toledo Blade
Iowa Legionaire
the Judge
Baltimore Sun
Mrs. Minter
Andre
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Dixie
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