Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 216, Ed. 1 Monday, October 19, 1925 Page: 1 of 4
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NAVASOTA, TEXAS, MONDAY, OCT. 19, 1926
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CONFERENCE
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BRUSSELS, Oct. 19. — America
played a role in the successful con-
clusion of the Locarno Security Con-
ference, according to revelations by
Belgium Foreign Minister Vander-
Velde. He said in an interview that
the Americans Informed the Germans
that further credits for Germany
would be withheld if Germany refus-
ed to participate 1 nthe inauguration
of the new*era opened by the Security
Conference.
GEO. P. BARRON
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hold Its reftfa
Mrs. fe. M. Perry na hoatai
thne the following progtl
rendered <j ?
Subject—“Background
History,
^riBoeAtjr 4T^>e Pwm^teHan^&> M
h Will enjoy a wdnar roast at
nmtry dub next Friday evening,
tog to UBonncement togde g at
Bunday evening moetihg*' Nwt i
ilnment is being given by the
Bible Glass of that church.
Ian wag presented the young
at their meeting Sunday and
Midi If
jte at the church at 6 p.m. Fri-
i to th exlubjg
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turns, October 27 and 2B and mie
laneus witnesses will be beard CM
her 29.
Then the committee will go i
executive session with its expert*
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Sent By Farm Bureau; Three
Boys Make Like Trip
Last Week
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Three Grimes County girls boarded
the north-bound H. A T. C. paasenghr
train here this morning for Dallas
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where they go to attend the State
Fair, being serif by the Grimes Coun-
ty Farm bureau. Those making the
trip were Mlw Audry Moody'of the
Piedmont Club, Miss LoIr fltoneham
vf the Stoneham Club, and Miss Clara
Irhckholts of the ApoIonia Club. ■<_, v
These dub girls won the trips of-
fered by the Farm Bureau for good
records in club work. Six trips were
offered by the Bureau—three to girls
•ad three to boys. The boys \ made
their trip last week. They were: Oe-
cM Denman, Cross Club; Theron Plas-
ters, Bedias Club; DeWitt Chaddick,
Bhlro Club.
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DECLARES LAW
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vocated by Bishop Walter Taylor]
Buntner, Oregon, Chairman' of
First Chicago Vice-Commission wl
Dean jfj
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divoftx? evils rtouLt from unflfnesi
nnp/tot'toe contacting parties
4-a izl In nI liter
-He is bare attending the BpiHopal
Chufcfr General Convention. Sumner
is a member pf the toftimlttee which
preseatel a report last week v
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stirred the country, condemnltig 1
control.
The Bishop asserted be is
against the present attack on
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The chief coatosto will coma wrar
the recommendation of tto Trias nr J thiw yr
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dollars bond Ou eleven al-
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Ooanty At
(Hey's office late Saturday after-
mi on charges filed in the gfith Dis-
kt Court.
■toortege of several thousand doL
ik 4a Felker's aoeouate may be in-
litfl jrniarflhur to auditors, whose
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PUBU8HM) XVXBV AmBMOOH UOKPT BUNDAY IN MA VASOTA, IM THE HEABT or THE BRAZOS VALLEY
FEATHER
and Tuesday,
tor tonight,
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a tototaw^tkar will go to Buffalo next spring.
Utile Girl Taken
(By United Press)
WASHINGTON, Oct, 19.—Law en-
forcement is under gkave public sus-
picion throughout the United States,
Governor Plchot of Pennsylvania told
President Coolidge.
Pinch nt appealed to the President
to leave General Smedley Butler Ma-
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rlne in office, allowing him to com-
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plete his work as Public Safety Com-
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WASHINGTON, Ort. 19.—Al-
ready split on proposal to wipe
out income taxes on incomes un-
der $5,000 per year, the House
Ways and Means Committee met
to begin framing a new revenue >
bill. In starting the sessions Rep-
resentative Garner, ranking Tex- -
as Democrat on the committee,
joined issue with Secretary Mel- 1
Ion on the proposal whleh would
eliminate $3,000,000 in the tax-
payers Federal bill. Mellon on
last night opposed it and Garner
accused him of playing politics.
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U. D. C.’a Tuesday I
toil Boone Chapter United
Ms eg toe Confederacy will
foesday at 8:20 pua. at the
if Mrs. M. B. Parker. Ail
re are urged to be present.
(By United Press)
CHICAGO, Ort. 19.—With from 2 «1
to 4 inches of snow In many sections, I
too mdst of the Northwest is white
and5 toe tbemometer Car below fives-
tat 0oint. ' •: • 5;
Three deaths In Minnesota were at-'
trlbuted to snow,
ed by toe snow, were
psssingto train. Another person,
while walking with hta head down to
avoid the stinging snow, was struck
by a train ■
A baby bllxeard Is reported from
Cowles. Nebraska, to Wisconsin.
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GET TRIPS
HI DALLAS FAIR
SYNDICALISM
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in which he has spent a great part of
his life. .
“Mr. Barron is leaving the Black
Beaver Council in excellent shape
which should lie worth a great deal
4o us in keeping the work under way.
His summer
established a
section of the state not orf
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ToHotpital
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R. M. Lindsey stent Butotay to
Houston where he took his little
daughter, Juanita, to place her in a
hospital for treatment. Last week
Mrs. Lindsey took the little girl there
for examination by an eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. He advised
khat She be left there for treatment.
Mr. Lindeey who took her
down there Sunday. It is thought that
she win be under the specialists’ care
there for possibly two weeks.
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Carload Buick
Automobiles
The Baylor-DawtonTSlick Company
today unloaded a car of late model
Buick cars, including eppe, touring
rar and sedan.
CHARGELAID
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tion Is At Liberty On
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BRYAN, Oct. 19—Charlee A. Felk-
W, Cor fourteen years Chief Clerk of
A> A M. Experiment Station at Col-
. Mg» Station, is at liberty under half
f*'wMtotond <
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lend ehatges of embesslement
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By PAUL R. MALLON,
(United Press Staff Correspondent)’
WASHINGTON, Oct. Iflj—The House
Ways and Means Committee today be-
gan plotting and planning the na-
tions new tex reduction project.
Opening hearings on the bill whit*
is to be Dusbed through in the eZrly
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weeks of the convening December
Congress, Chairman Green called to
the stand Treasury Department offi-
cials and tax payers to heav^tortr
views on how best to distribute some
$350,000,000 availabte for the new Cut
The Treasury officials came to ex-
press their opinion that inaaauach as
smaller taxes Were cut consMerabiy
last year, the big reduction In? the
present measure should evenly bene-
fit payers of high surtaxed
Opening the bearings came under
more favorable circumstances than
characterised opening of the hearings
on the last reduction. - The partiton
bitterness which marked the last fight
was nowhere in evidence and pros-
pects for speedy and united action
were bright.
The committee Intends to conclude
work on the new bill before Congress
convenes and It may to reported to
the House within the first week ef
the session. Unless unforeseen diffi-
culties arise, Chairman Green prom- ,
Isea to have the measure finally odopt-
ed by hts branch before the holidays.
Nothing was known of this happy
etont until Saturday evening when
Miss Berbst arrived home from Hous-
ton. Rhe then announced her *ptens
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and preparations were made f^ the
wedding Sunday. Only the family
and close friends were present. r
The bride was reared in Navasota
accepted. The party will <Gi<f has a large circle of friends
who at this thne extend wishes foj| a
totoby and prosperous
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^tto9torpfl|ni tore. She &s
people’js society. JCarly, toe
went to Houston where,she took a
Mtototo ton** AM later secured a
position. She has lived there ever
Mr. Kirst is fog
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wttfc « MS* fnt«« Mtote kla.
tome to MM to ke 1> BWMo,
" '' , itJU'ilk iatMtlon to
' there later
Quite a large crowd of friends i
at the H. A T. C.’ atatton flonday
•ancon to toy far«w«U to Oto bi
couple when they left for Hom
They wIU mate their tome ta
etty for the present, hot it
The many friends of Geo. P. Bar-
I ten. former County Superintendent of
Public Instruction for Grimes Ctonty,
will be interested in learning of a
promotion that ba» come "to * hfaa
through an wpotatineuu with the
l JMucational Department dt Ito State
[ of Texas. His new position Ta that Pf
Supervisor # Rural Schools. He Is
Upon such duties at once.
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of Superintendent id thia
tounty. Dtriag the tatter pest of feta
second Cena, last jrear, he resigned
that office to accept the place of
County Agricultural Agent in Milam
County. Later he went into the Boy
Scout work and for several months
past has been Scout Executive station-
ed at Lawton, Okla. He is now pre-
paring to move from Lawton to Aus-
tin.
The following is taken from a re-
port made by Grover Ralston, Presi-
dent of Black Beaver Council, Law-
ton, Okla.:
“In recognition of the splendid
work done by Geo.’ P. Barron while j
a County Schoo) Superintendent In u
Texas county, the State Department
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of Education of Texas offered him a 1
splendid position as Supervisor of iioosl for scuutlug our work in
Rural Schools of Tex.i.t and be. felt It Black Beaver Council should gs for- Hciiy- clauw1 and lowering of corpora-
hla duty to go Into this TUffd for ( ward without difficulty under a well . tion taxvs^
will tate up controversial features bf
the measure and thrush ttarn out.
Chairman Smoot estimates the bffi
should be reported to the Senate Ub»rt-
ily after the holidays. ?
Even* the unlimited debate rates of
the Bpmte cannot delay tte'taftou^
mote thin |
believe. They fee! that the uew ta#
Two pertMMk btiud- fo* tee signature of President^ Cool-
idge by tto first of mruary.? .
i The reduction to , M0etod to to
•bout 25 per cent all along tto line
and the committees wIU cowsMst tto
advisability of amktag it retroactive
as <*• done test year.
Whether the Democrats will toy
down a separate scale of tax reduo
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tion—^which they succeeded in having
adopted in 19^4-18 still a controver-
sial matter among the party leaders.
The re-enforced Republican majority
of both houses since the election of
Mr, Coolidge last November, his ,to|M aod <j6; the Board of Tax
dlcated to some Democrats that they • --------
camp at Cairip Boulder , ra|Kht better pick fi^ws in the R<£
record for camps in this publican plan rather than seek adop-
in point tjon of any scheme of their own—
of attendance but In the manner In especially when the chances of eecur-
whlch It was bandied from beginning |ng adoption of a IR-mocratic plan
to end. Under hts supervision there nre exceedingly remote,
have been nine troops added to the
roster of the area and several old
ones have been revived. With this
the
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More Than Hundred MM
Mrtencea In Outifornte A
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WASHINGTON. Oct 19.—The
cd States Supreme Court b-M tf 1
feet of the criminal syndicalism lu
uncled which more than a buodUMwl
serving sentence^In California p
son*, to be constitutional
Appeal from cdhvlction was
missed without H ofrifilon.
The syndicalism t*w makes it
felony tog any person advocating
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gravis County Grand
Jury In Full Swing On
Highway Investigation
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• AUSTIN, Oct. 19. — The Travis
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County grand jury, engaged in inves-
tigation of the State Highway De-
partment, is believed to be under full
swing. All phases will be probed, in-
cludling payment of a check
$3,500 by John F. Maddox,
Liquidating Agent In the
Department.
Before a court of inquiry
refused to testify on the grounds that
he might incriminate himself.
The investigators early summoned
Dan Moody to assist. It is presumed
that he examined the witnesses.
Moody conferred Sunday with
way Commissioner Joe Burkett,
jt is not tarowu Wh^hdr Burkdtt
be summoned to testify.
' f Kirtt-Herbst
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A surprise wedding took ptace tore
Sunday afternoon when Miss Frieda
Mae Herbst of this city and^tr. Ed-
ward Kirst of Buffalo, New * York
iwere tolted ta marriage. The1 w^d-
* ding, took place at tto tome*of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Herbst in
North Navasota. Rev. F. 8. Henter-
son, pastor tto -First Presbyterian
he cfFwnofty
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NEW GBLEAM Oct.
warnings for small
Texas coast wets toned by
Orleans-ffeattor Bureau TH
a month. Green and Bmoot to U
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will be eent down to tto White Hbuse ktotalrtlito. totoht’
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A baby tongarea to
her tha^^.tofoto ton*.
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’ wwto toaxw ton
to ten ton .TWtay to t
will be devoted to tonrtaig P
ury rite of tto story to to
experts wto hate tagnified i
tention Of ttotfyteg- <
The question of todtridunl to
taxes will be taken up October -
corporation income taxes October $|
estate and gift taxes October 181JBI
cine and miscellaneous taase 000
peals and
10 prev.nl ifcittlre l*, <rf
I persons haslnig* the same ]
In Hit interest of acted, the length [ number to go on tto stand.
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 216, Ed. 1 Monday, October 19, 1925, newspaper, October 19, 1925; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1336704/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.