Candidate announces bid for a seat in the legislature
A local figure declares candidacy for the House of Representatives in the upcoming election. The statement outlines intent to seek a legislative seat and participate in the political process.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
2
A local figure declares candidacy for the House of Representatives in the upcoming election. The statement outlines intent to seek a legislative seat and participate in the political process.
Richard Harding Davis reports from Vera Cruz describing Mexican Federal troops with surprising photographic resemblance to their images. He notes the attire and demeanor, likening them to Vikings in khaki and calico. the scene contrasts their appearance with Western stereotypes as they ride beside a Pullman car guarded by officials. The vivid portrayal underscores cultural contrasts.
A local Alpine event invites residents to join a shooting match at the new rifle range east of town, with ranges at 100 and 200 yards. Soldiers from the 18th Cavalry will compete, and civilians may enter pistol and rifle contests, paying a pool fee to fund scorekeepers and prizes.
Martinez, a Mexican youth, was hanged at 12 noon in Pecos County for the murder of Emma Brown near Saragosa on July 22, 1911. Sheriff Tom Harrison led the execution, his father in Waco offering a bitter farewell. The defense reportedly cost over $50,000, financed by Socialists and Industrial Workers of the World.
Marathon residents and guests fill a week with ranch visits, school closure planned for May 1, and graduates Ruth Hatch and Jonnie Lemons. Local events include receptions for graduates, dances, and travels to Alpine, Clint, Boquillas, and Bisbee.
Notice forbids hunting fishing camping or any trespass on property under penalty of law by Jason W James with advertising.
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