The Breckenridge Daily American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 67, Ed. 1, Friday, September 23, 1927 Page: 1 of 8
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AMBASSADOR
TO U. S. DIES
PLANE CRASH
I5ARON VON M ALTAN
OF. CERMANY. ONE
OK MOST I5RILLIANT
DIPLOMATS.
RttRI.IN Sept 33. UP lt.irM
Un Von Malttaii. Gorman ami it '
....lor to iht I'nlfld Slat. i'
Hi'.il today In an airplane cranh !
The ambassador thr-io passe n: rs
ami i In. pilot were VHod when tin
plane enroule frotr Itcrlln l Mini'
Irli. crashed front im undeteriuln-j
rU cause near rhlls. Saxony. Von
Ma I Iran wan nmt completing Mi!
holiday In C rrniinv mid Intended
ir. return 10 tin- l'nlt"d State early
In October.
WASHINGTON. Sep? 23. VPi -Its
run Ago Von M!txan German
ambassador to the t'nlted State.
nun ronsiilwrcd one of the most brll-
tiant for. Iimi diplomats In Vnhln-j
1 1 hi in iwtn in v iipiuiiuii.il ainrrn
12. 't'i'. ii !. .illria 1i llto Wld
lilt.
NEGRO (JOES
TO DEVTII !N
CIIMRCMAll-Y:"
l The Trial of .Iaor I)nall
BBBft
LIONS CLUB
! HAS SPLENDID j
SESSION NOON
('. M. CALDWELL AND
VICTOR M INTER ARE
SPEAKERS AT LIONS
LUNCHEON.
"Miss Spirit of
Iircekenridire"
.y
An Sitiaxlng nr t.r t.nr 1. 1 It.- i.f eit h.ill Ji.lm wan related on the
Witness Htiinl nt tin- him nliu of tin- trial of lanr Jolin I.. Duvall of
liiiliiiiiiiMiir liuwill. 'I. ..mi iii.i Ixtwiin hlx attoriKVH in tin- oiirt
lini'M 1IH .11 MI til ll III. till ltll l.iL.
III Wll'le . li I HI . I . i. I (
l-l.tl
ft I f t itltn.-o. iHlmUII In-low
" i"l In ii hp-uKIng r:iiiitult!ii
iWOftlEVS DEPARTMENT AT OIL
IU'NTsvh.i.k. xi-pi '.' :
Willi. ICi.liiriKon. initro. went eilin ... ... ... ..
i:'::;v:-ri!:ir;l;v;;' hem i-air one of most note-
today i Mlllm- J M T trill a
f .. t in r of I .it ton county.
lWfjr koinu to in death cham-
Iht Itotlrcoti iiia.lf a statement ab--nlvliik.
II. i nit' Mitrh.'ll a negro
.rvliu lit '.it' in tli- h nltrntlary
lor litnl.. i ..Ml .inailli committed
in Williamson rinilit
WORTHY FEATURES EXPOSITION
n.
KKKI'S U I.I.I
I'tKTHI) t)V
IKillT
Two Injured In
Car AeridouL
Lasi N i r h I.
1
nnrkf. Ilryant und I)an Ford l.oth
nri'iifil painful IiiJiiiI.'h I.ihI niKlit
vkli.n thrlr rr wim Htruck l.y un
i tin i iii.tfhliie ntar tho cormr of
I.oh.' .v. mitt and WllllaniH HI. Mr.
I'oi'l nt-ld a cut on IiIm fori
li.n.l. uhlif Mr. llryant auffori-d
ui.i.t iimi. on the noa nnd Up. Non
of i in- l it Juried wire merlou.
Tin- .irtlili'nt occurred alotn W
(.'clock luKt nUUt aa Mr. Ford nnd
liln iiiinpiiiiliinii witi. drhlni; mtli
on lioM.' iinic and tin- ulli.-r mu
rltlni. u ItiiU'k iwduii. Mai pror.-i'U
Inn north mi tti." H.HiH' ittr.it.
:
Dallas Officers
llenorl Holding
Man Wanloil Here
AI'HTJN. Hi.pt. 2: "Wl.o'a :
goInK to win the flu hi louliiht?
u frli'tul iiMki'ti (iiiv.riior Moody
h ).'Ht.'iiluy.
"What fluht?" Inriulri-d tho :
ttovirnur. :
3 When thi. nutnc of tin- two :
4 iiiiKlllittn who fought for tho
world'n cliatnplotiHhlp In Chlcii
fiii' of tli.' iiiont noti'Wottliy fin
turpi of th.' I'xhllilt tiiillilltiK of. the
Oil I.' It Full- Ih th" Womun'M !)e
purtuiHiit which occuplm almoit an
ntlri. nidi or tho btilldlntt. Any
uoniiiii In HrprkcnrldK. or Htpphi-nn
county In viewing thorn dUpluyM
en i fn. a thrill of civic pride In
tlii arcoiiipllHhnittnt which lit -fiiipllfli'd
by tht-M fxhlblta.
No Htnull dfurt'e or credit for the
M..I..MJH.I ...MM.... Uim l... M. ......
w ... ... r. ...w...a........ i niii Hum puKiicri ui intm u'mii ...it-'iii
no lwt nUht won. montionod : u due to 1U rtlnctor AIih. Jam. m
tin Oowiriior Kavu thin enllKht- : a. Uerrlnif. who for noM.ral monthi
i-nhiK ciiiniiiont:
"I thought thoy fouiiht lunt
jonr! What nre thoy hntliiK
n not In r 'Itiht for?"
3.500000 15 a I cs
Of .(lotion (jinned
To September 16
WASHINOTON. 8.pt 23. UP -Cotton
of tola year'a growth ginned
prior to Kept. 1 totaled 3.B0G.652
bale countlna 09.918 round balsa
a half balea and eicludlnx llnter
compared with J. 509 103 bales for
1936 the cenatti bureau announced
today.
Texa figures were 1013973
bale.
NKW ORU3AN8. gept. 93. CW
Sheriff Thitrntmi received word
today that Dalian offlrera are hold-
Inu a man wanted here on a bur-
.iUi ah..iuit
the man ' charaed with the rob-mataly 5.35 nor bale when the
biry of the Toomba Rtchardaon DruKinnlHC ilort waa announced on
Cn. Iwt winter when about Afi tne exchnRRe today. Other contracts
worth of merchandise waa stolen. advanced about U per bale.
linn devoted wucn time nnd thought
to plan for I he fair evhibits. Her
entliUNlasm unselfish anergy nnd
biond vision as well aa her unusual
ability In directing the eorpa of
women working under her guidance!
Ime been nwardod by the realiza-
tion of a croup of displays t'.mt
would do ciedlt to a htuti exi'osl-
Hkii. And with her unu-i praise
I' dm the heads o( Hie arlaui ill-
iHions and their assistants who
mvo so liberally of their time and
talents In planning and superintend
Iiik the dlsDlaya.
To nick out the most outstanding
booth of the department would be
practically Impossible since each
shows suck a hitch degree of ex
cellence in Its own particular line.
From the art exhibit to the nome
Improvement booth each exhibit Is
Mled with Interest for tho femlulue
visitors to the fair and most of
them have proved equally interest-
ing to the men. The art exhibit
titular the direction ot Mrs. L. C.
Kaatlaud displays a really lemark
ted here on a our-i NBW ORliRANH liept. 33 w -jr-asiisuu aii-ia7 ."
It was stated that! December contracts Jumped approxl-1 able collection both In scope and
1 . .. m . ..iiiu Jn .aAilAitiil r viinalilnn
The man will be brought here by
the county officers.
Necessity
Winner
Ts
T11 The
NEW YOltK. Hept. 23. . The
price of cotton jumped approximate-
ly $B per bale here today follow-
ing publication of the census report?.
..
Communily Dcpl.
Necessity with n total of 1.819
points waa winner by a narrow mar-
1 In In the OH Bet ?alrs community
1 Ihlt denartmeut. It Was announc
ed today after the displays were
jiui -ed yesterday.
To Play First
World Series Game
Nail League City
rilir.VOO. S"it SI). l& The MrM
.nine of tho world's serl.K will be
Tlirt exhibits were exeeptlonnlh played Oclober 5 in the city whose
oiiuil .11 the following' soores nhiw ' luh wins the Natlonnl Loukuo pen-
1 comity - .1 M'1 "iint It vas decided here toduy.
2. ll.i. :-i n-IHo .- 1 S2'M r.-
-.;. l.su&i riiiwuxK.vr iiiiah
itualltv. for a sectional exposition
Adjoining this booth Is the exhibit
of antiques supervised by Miss .Mer-
lin Davenport. Hiss Davenport de-
veloped a splendid Interest In this
division as Is evidenced by the va-
riety of the exhibits. Anone with
the slightest tinge of sentimentality
for thlnas of historical Import could
?ot fall to find a fascination In this
onth with 1U collection of old and
curious oblects. Old family heir
looms relics of both the civil and
world wars and odds and euils from
foreign lands make up this inter-
esting display.
Of more passing nature but
nevertheless slucere Is the Interest
manifested by visitors In the cull-
i.urv .iHiiartinoiit. which Is under
.1.. unnurvUtnn nf Mrs. D. K. Co-
xurt
III -lt' of the fact that the fill
ini lii imiM1'" li'To deti.iiliil con 1
id t.lIlK fl.tltl III" att.MiilniH 1 In
ri. ' 'itB Ot the Muii-l 'lllli toil. 1. w "
1 iiiorouKbly nnjoyitt.lo on with'
-'u very In lure tin tiilki 1ml
" llonl entertalnnn-nt
J. T. Houston with Mu l' it '
lv Her at the plan" pn . ninl -
i.il violin seleollonn dmin. !!
lunch hour his last coniiiiitittmi i"
I the club programs as n niomi i j
the club Mr. Hobston letivlir tlil'
I week to make hla home In Hun An-
1 -rln At the conclusion of his num
bers the club gave him an cnthtiRiaH-
tlc rising vote of thanks for hli ef-
forts In the Interest of the Llonn
'iraanlxntlon here.
Mrs. II. II. Trammell always a po
pular render read for the club. At
the Insistent demand of the mem-
bers she read an encore. Following
her numbers Mlas Carter sang two
numbers playing her own accom-
paniment .
Vresentna Ruesta were a inn.-.
number of visitors tod 'icliiilini-
t'. M. Caldwell of ASi e. Judi
Pixie Kllaoro of I.amoiu Victor I.
Minter of Carlsbad William V
Wilson of Lamesa and a Iniue
number of others.
All Of these. With the exception
of Mr. Caldwell were In Ilrecken-
rldgjf In connection with the xwu-
tlve meeting of the Dnl-Paso IlUh-
way iVssoolaUon which took place
Immediately following the club's
luncheon. '
Mr. Caldwell and Jlr. Minter made
the principal addresses d'irlnir the
luncheon.
Mr. raldwell called on extemporn-
neously took occasion to point out
along with a number of interesting
rrmlnlscences. the thought that pwo-
t.lo itn nik look far enough ahead.
Ho told of the vision whleh hrs
been responsible for tho construc-
tion of hotels bigger than the city
nf hulldlnus so large ritat their con
structlnn has been laughed nt but
a vision which In the end has been
vindicated.
He pointed out that the develop-
ment of highways has been brought
uiwiit in this section within but a
fiw short years and spoko of their 1
benefits commending the efforts be-
ing made In connection with the
Dal-Paso Highway.
He concluded hla remnrka with
the statement that the world Is
urnwlni: In courtesy and in the real-
isation that tho true mid of living
In doing service to humanity.
He also tendered nn Invitation to
the Lions Club to visit Abilene and
the new Hilton Hotel and to attend
the celebration in honor of Lind
bergh declaring that the young men
of the country are forging to the
lead In a manner that spes well
for the future.
Victor U Miller manager nf the
Carlsbad New Mexico chamber of
commerce and a brilliant speaker
followed Mr. Caldwell in n brief ad-
dress In which he drew the atten-
tion of tho Lions to the education-
al value of highways and the won-
der of the oi.rth that Is Carlsbad
Caverns Ho did not attempt to
describe the wonders of the spec
tacle which has been mauo into inn
putloual monument but contented
himself with showing a photograph
or two of scenes beneath the earth
there and with n few statistics to
give some Idea of Us niagntludt
and Us splendors as well as It.
popularity.
His statement that during August
when almost 8000 people passed
through the caverns 45 uo were
from Texne drew heavy applause
from the Lions.
jarXr "aw I
FOOTBALL TO RURAL SCHOOLS
BE FEATURE STAGE PARADE
SATURDAY FAIR THIS MORNING
!h"( karoos crin i) for
c;ame with stronc
comanche team.
Mlis Mnra.ii.t Jo Cowser select-
ed to repr. nt tin. "Spirit of
limckoiirldHe t the cnlohnti'on
lieu Moiidii' .it Abilene In hot ir of
Lindbergh m' Cowt!"i ! ouv ot
the most popular young ladles of
this city and In r s. lection by the
mayor nd oit cmn ml- Inn for this
hoi'i.r Ii n x i'i Mi11.1l iiiroMil.
CITY SCHOOLS CLOSE
DOORS AT NOON:
FREE TICKETS ARE
GIVEN.
TUNNEY HAD
BENEFIT LONG
COUNT SAY
RELIEVE DEM PSEYi
Vrf.iL QCIT RINC AFT-j
MIC 111 DISKISAT ISY
TUNNEY.
CHICAGO. Sept 23. (Bxpertti
at the l)oniiHi -Tumuy ringside
uureed that the champion got the
benefit of a Ion if count In tho sev-
enth round when he wiih knocked
down. bu Ihe majority 11N0 accept
ed the view that Oeno Tunney would
have gotten to bis feet whenever
nine was reached. I'uul Heeler
knockdown time keeper tpld several
r porters that thirteen secondi ac-
tually elapsed during the count but
that the surplus of four was due to
the Interval In getting luck Demp-
sey to ' tho farther corner as pre
scribed by rule.
The boxers were resting nt their
hotels today. Neither showed any
great bruises from the battle. Tun-
ney today had nothing but praise
for Dempsey but said that he bo.
Ileved the formor champion was
thinuKh with tho ring. AlthoiiKh
nemnsev had not nindo a statement
close friends also believe that he
will Mtilt boxing.
t'HICAOO. Sept. 25. -Ttecelpts
of the Tunney-Dempsey fight were
2firi8fiflO. Tex Ulcknrd nnnounced
today.
Morm7T()
Schools In Class
A Section League
Now iimes the Ilreckenrldge Buck
"" 'intending their superiority
1 Comnticho Indians famed
I olts on pant gridirons and
w nftemoon nt 3::!0 o'clock
' ' 11 Park the ense lit to be de-
.!! Just how It will result no
' 1 hows. That the argument will
in ii.ird and furlou Is prncllcnll
1 . in. Comanche has a tradition'
that few football tennis can boast
i.iid this tradition can he set down
u 11 point In arguing - beilef
I that the visitors will come here with
' .. fighting eleven that likes Its foot-
I I nil nnd Isn't backward In demon-
1 siratlng It.
Two strong tackles and tackles
can make or break a lln. and two
powerful hackfleld men and twoj
ibnek field men can win or lose a
i.anie -that Is what reports here say
rnrm the nucleus of the visiting ag
gregation. One may he permitted to
express the opinion that the other
places on the team will be capably
fllb d.
Conch flhotwell has a respect for
loaniM that claim Comnn'ehe as their
hindquarters. He has played them
iwl.o xlnco bis coaching career start
l and If he says anything about
t hem ut all It Isn't very derogo-
toix.
Aked today about his opinion on
tomorrow afternoon's game and he
vmik noncommittal. Hut he Isn't go-
in i. to weaken the team he sends
rualiist the Indians any. hht lineup
how.
! With the ttlo of Cwajr who
I. out with an injury 10 na o
d.r which Is not serious the lineup
will be the same as that which
started the Olney game smalley
a redheaded halfback who Is a
promising youngster as hla perform-
ance last Friday revealed will go
In nt Carey's position
vita tineiu. will be:
McClnln. right end; Shoemaker
tight tackle; Love. rliht guard;
r..lln contnr: Veale. left guard:
Nichols left tackle; (Iranberry. left
end; WeUl quarter; Smalley. right
half; Woodward left half: Wean r
full.
Wilde will roferre the game and
Ferguson will umpire. Other offi-
cials have not been secured.
Tho same will be called before
the grandstand promptly nt 2:30
p. m.
Season tlekols purchased for Ihe
high school games played here will
not admit the holders to this gnmw
n-hlnh Ih an Oil Hell Fair attraction.
The llucknroos have been drivltm
bard for the game this week und
Coach ShotwoP. appears pleased with
tho Improvement that bus taken
place. Several scrimmages with In-
eligible men who are working out
In order to be (11 shape to play next
year have been held during the
v.eek and these scrimmages have
added much to the development of
p. strong team
The unme Saturday will be viewed
In a Inrue Cisco delegation and by
Usltors from nil over the OH Holt
who are eimer to see Just whnt the
local boys will lie 11M0 to put forth
this our.
LONG IXSTA.VOU ItlWOH'P
I.UVINH IlIXt IICUKIM5 IH
ll.ll'KI II V It A I .V
A.
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8.
Wayland
OuVle
I n)on Hill --
ifuhhnriT (.'ont" r
Gtinstgbt
1.731
1.B73
1 (171 iMnrcili
VIENNA Sept. 23. (M The at-
tempt of Charles Irvine and Cupt.
Walter Hincliclirfe to set a non-
t.'. .i.iu .li.uinn the ovlill.ltH nre' stop distance record Wns halted to-
grouped under breniK enk.H plo.i.1 d.iv when the monoplane landed
confections canned fruits and vei?e-'here in u pnurlng rain
I tables preserves and Jellies plckl. h.i niAfuvu.i luiuiu-ui. m. hi .
'...! iivq Btnnb nrniliicis. The cakes. eV-Charles Levlne ut.d Cant. Wl-
1 --"-- ...
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lU'SIXKSS MAN' DIUO nles cookies and other good things "t IHnchelltfe took off from Uere
1).LLH. Sopt 23. P) -Theo run not he pnhsed without u sense Gila mornlnpr for Delhi. India in
rr.. prominent rotton man of longing ns wll as ndtnlratlotr. nn effort to heat the long dlstnc
.... 1 ...i 11..11.. . v
1 r.Hi; ami lci iinsldeiit of tho Neliiuin
12L"i M.uciis t'u (HkI In re today
(Continued on Pnt-e Two)
non-stop record liellu in niMix1
mat. 1 170O lllllis fiom Inn-
AUSTIN Sept. 2:1.- Fifty-odd
l.igh hcIiooIh have enrol.ul In con-
ference a football of the University
of Texas Interscbolastlc League and
21ft In conference B. Roy It Hen-
derson league athletic director said.
No team can en tor for competi-
tion nfter Oct. 1.
Conference schools class A: sec.
1. Amarlllo. Klectra. Quanah. Vernon
Wichita Falls; Section 2 Abilene
Dreckenrldge Cisco Eastland Hun-
ger San Angelo; Section 3 Qrvan
High School (Dallam. Forest High
(Hollas) North Dallas Hlh Sun-
set High. (Dallas) Fort Worth
Central High North Side High
(Fort Worth). Polytechnic High
(Fort Worth); Section 4. Cleburne.
Corslcnnn. Denton Hlllslioro Wnxn-
bachle; Soction 5 Deqlson Oreen-
vllle Paris. Sherman Sulphur
Sprints; Section ii Athens Jackson-
ville. Lufkln. Marshall. NacoKiloches
lalestltK. Tevnik.ma. Tlor; Section
7 lieniimnnt. Hall Hlt-li Snhool
iCilVe-sLoui. v'.in J.U'lllt') Ii'lIi tlloiix
ton I John H Reagan blKh (Hoi(s-
ton 1 Ppit ithn-: Section 8 u-
tln. fi.i imi t'lul il. riinc'vi mldgo
liii.li 1 -.in ntinlol Main v. into
lit u Ii ran 11to1loi T'Dipii A.uol
Visitors Here
Attend Highway
Lociay
Hundreds of school children from
all polnti of the county assembled
In llreckenrldge this morning to pa
tlclpnte In the fenturea of "Sehoo
Day'' nt the oil licit Pair. Juhl-
lint over tlu .i- holiday the happj
boys und Eli Is swarmed about th
streets with carefree abandon unit
the hour for their prade.
Immediately preceding the pa rod
the children were grouped on Un
courthouse steps where a picture
was taken. Then with Mrs. t?l
llrockman county superintendent In
charge they were marshalled Into
line for their march through the
city streets. Led by the diminutive
members of the Kost Wnrd Primary
Rand garbed In their colorful cos
tumes of red and white the proces-
sion formil In front of the court-
house und proceeded east on Walker
Street.
Tho children were grouped accord-
ing to schools sixteen Stephana
county schools being represented In
the procession. In addition to the
youthful students a number of trus-
tees and patrons accompanied cclt
school group. School colors dis-
played In various ways added color
and test to the picture. Much In-
terest was shown by thoso watch-
ing the parade I: the four school
busses which wore Included In tho
line these being from Crystal Falls
lan Hnlon Hill nnd Frankell. Ivan
nl.n tin I It floilt .110 II Y dOCOmtCd
Ii. their school colors to emphaslae
the fact th t they wern on the map.
The schools represented were:
Post Oak. Crystal Falls. Parks Ivan
Acker. Necessity. Midway. Swenson-
dale Wayland Center Pnlon Hill.
Frankell. Oak Grove Oakley. Ho-
lier! and Lee Ray.
mi i ii. eliv schools were dismiss
ed at noon today free tick A belnw
Issued the pupils as they passed
fiom the building.
Altogether the number of chlldrei'
who will be kuomIh of the air thl
afternoon Is expected to run weJl In
to the ttmusund figure.
At noon alo. the business dli
trlct presented a practically abni
doned air with by far the greaH
pnrt of the stores closing In hOTK
ol Rreckenrldfte.
The first of the two program!
tuitoinobllo raws was to be preaar
cd this afternoon with about 82 e
tries huvlng been received bccoim
Inn to word from D. II. Jeffries ui
Abilene official A A. A. represent -live
und start r who In In charge of
the oM'iils of which there nro 'fly
$325000 Damage
Done Bv Fire
Tn Dallas Today
DALLAS. Sept 2II. W Fire to-
day hwept the three story building
housing the ltoos-Frecdinnu-Shiiyn
Co. rendy-to-wear wholesalers ami
the Roners-Weils Co. overall mai -ufacturers
here entailing a losa'ei
tlmaled at $:125000.
fleetiii0:
U
Among the visitors to attend the
executive session of the Dal-Puno
Highway Association here this af-
ternoon wero Jufgo Dixie Kllgore
ot Lamesa president ot that asso-
ciation; Victor U Minter manager
of the Curlsbad New Mexleo cham-
ber o; Commerce; William A. Wil-
son manager of the Laiheao chum-
boi of commerce and Judge Owen
I). Thomas of Apson.
Victor L. Minter J . acconiinn-
ted Mr. Minter.
APSTIN Sept. 23. -Thirty day
Jail sentences and with t'if fines
nre being assessed violators of state I
lew prohibiting fish dynamiting Will
f Tucker state game commissioner
-aid today.
Five men were com feted In Will-'
li rim in court and each ilmw
'iioli a double lentonot Tiii-ld r v.e
noliln il
RORtiF.R I7B.000 sewer sysleni
here nearlng completion.
.;. -.;. .;. .;. .;. .;. .;. ; ;
.; S.Wl'HD.W AT Till-) FAIR
"West Texas Chamber of Com-
ii merce Day"
: Entrance to fulr grounds op-
: ens at !) o'clock a. m.
Officers and members of the
West TexnB Chamber of Coin-
: merce will be guests of the fair
: association and chamber of com
: merce during the day.
: Football game between Hreck
enrldge llucknroos and Comau-
: die Indians begins at 2:30 p.
: m. before tho grand stand.
: Season tickets purchased for
V the games played by he Iluok-
f nroos hero are pot good for
v this game us wau explained
: when the tickets wero placed
$ on sole.
SINDAV AT THIS FAIR
: Main gate to the fair grounds
: opens at 0 a. in.
: Automobile races sponsored
') the Anieilcnu Automobile
-.mii l.itlim begin prompllv nit
J .ii n'rloi l p in
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Spears, George T. The Breckenridge Daily American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 67, Ed. 1, Friday, September 23, 1927, newspaper, September 23, 1927; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth69746/m1/1/?rotate=0: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.