Lawyers denounce recall of judges as dangerous to the country
A 54 member group from all states presented to the American Bar Association a report opposing judicial recall. It notes Ohio and others reject recall while Massachusetts New York California and Oregon use recall mechanisms. It cites Arizona Colorado Nevada and North Carolina actions. it also adopts a rule requiring race disclosure for Negro candidates seeking membership.
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Text-Book Board to Meet September 5
Austin Texas Aug 27 Governor Colquitt has issued a call for the state text book board to meet here next Thursday September 5. It will outline plans for adopting school books and adopt regulations to govern its proceedings. This will be its first meeting with much business to consider.
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Colquitt
State Text-Book Board
Kansas party councils convene in Topeka to draft platforms
Topeka Kansas August 27 under the new primary law party councils consisting of Congress members state legislators electors and county chairmen gather to prepare the state platform select state chairmen and lay plans for the upcoming campaign.
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Real estate deal in Slaton by Kansas City investor
Special to Daily News Slaton Texas August 27 M F Ziolinski a Kansas City Missouri capitalist invested 15000 in Slaton city property and a quarter section adjoining the town He bought twelve lots in South Park Addition and will begin building rental houses to meet growing demand He praised Slaton growth and crops and intends to return to Slaton permanently Farmers Warehouse Movement in Atlanta plans for cotton handling and National Warehouse and Elevator Company discussed at Georgia Farmers Union convention highlighting cooperation for mutual benefit
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M. F. Ziolinski
Kansas City
Missouri
Slaton City
Ziolinski
South Park Addition
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Kansas
Texas
Farmers’ Warehouse Movement
Atlanta
National Warehouse and Elevator Company
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Taft Arrives in Beverly Before Columbus Centenary
President Taft reached Beverly from Washington this morning and will proceed to Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow to take a central role in the city’s centennial celebration as the state capital. He plans to return to Beverly on Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Synod of Texas to Meet in Amarillo in October
The Synod of Texas of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. will convene in Amarillo for five days starting October 9 at 7 30 a m with an attendance expected to reach at least 250. The event features notable church leaders from Texas and beyond as delegates stay in local homes and the program proceeds under Moderator Crane of Corsicana.
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San Antonio
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Clarksville
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Gainesville
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San Marcos
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New York
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St. Louis
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Nashville, Tenn
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Kansas City Capitalist Bets on Slaton Growth
L. C. Tucker of Kansas City says Slaton is the "Wonder City" after prospecting the Southwest. He bought property in South Park Addition and plans improvements as rental demand grows, signaling strong prospects for big dividends in Slaton, Texas.
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Slaton
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Washington Forecast From The Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports generally fair weather for Thursday and Friday for West Texas with continued pleasant conditions across the region. Washington D C forecast notes similar fair conditions for the coming days.
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Washington, D. C
West Texas
Darrow to face trial in October on bribery charge
Associated Press reports that Clarence Darrow must stand trial October 21 on an indictment accusing him of bribing juror Robert Bain in the McNamara case. Judge Willis said he may seek an outside judge, and Acting Governor Wallace may be asked to appoint one.
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Ipanhe
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Robert Bain
James B. McNamara
Willis
Superior Court
Wallace
Alanreed Man Dies After Oven Aviation Incident
George McKnight, injured when his team ran away last Friday, had his leg amputated above the knee due to blood poisoning and died at 5 PM today in Alanreed Texas.
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Daily News
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George McKnight
Nicaragua Talks Rock Diplomacy Over Naval Force
In Washington liberal envoys urging a reduced American naval presence in Nicaragua arrive to press the State Department for a people’s vote on political supremacy via a free election. Officials are skeptical Washington will rebalance the troops or lower the guard.
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D. C
Liberal Party
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Legation
Nicaragua
Wilson Says He Favors Publicity for Campaign Expenses
Governor Wilson advocates a thorough inquiry into preconvention spending. He asserts funds were scarce at times and that most publicity money came from Princeton graduates, used only to distribute news to the press and not solicited or volunteered.
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Warrant Issued for Oklahoma Banker
A warrant for Bainbridge Jones former president of the Oklahoma Trust Company was issued in Muskogee Oklahoma charging him with lending funds to himself while head of the bank which the state banking board liquidated. The bank failed about two years ago costing the guaranty fund around forty seven thousand dollars. Jones is believed to be in Chicago working as a stock firm manager.
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Muskogee
Okla
Bainbridge Jones
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State Banking Board
State Guaranty Fund
Jones
Chicago
Oil Steamer Rosecrans Destroyed by Fire
The oil steamship Rosecrans was destroyed by a fire caused by an engine room explosion off Alcatraz Wharf in Santa Barbara California. She sank in deep water, valued at $80,000, with a crew of 40 escaping by swimming ashore.
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Rosecrans
Alcatraz Wharf
Hitchcock Plans Postal Changes For Sunday Mail Rule
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced new enforcement of the Sunday mail ban will not impede handling of important mail. Lock box access remains for first and second class holders, with street and window delivery halted. Hotel guest and newspaper mail will go to mail boxes and be sorted on trains before arriving, speeding delivery.
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Washington
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Hitchcock
New Orleans Vote Set on Commission Plan
Supporters and opponents of the proposed five commissioner city government plan in New Orleans closed their campaign. The special election tomorrow will decide adoption of a system with mayor among five elected commissioners and local recall, referendum, and initiative subject to a 30 percent voter petition.
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New Orleans
Commission
Tuberculosis anti-toxin discovered by scientists
Johns Hopkins Hospital researchers Dr. Louis Hamman and Dr. Charles Austrian report a potential anti-toxin that may render humans immune to tuberculosis. Experiments in rabbits showed one inoculated with the toxin remained healthy after exposure to tuberculosis germs, with autopsies finding no illness. The toxin’s formula is kept secret as further studies continue in Germany.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Louis Hamman
Charles Austrian
Hamman
Germany
Chicago Milk Supply Pasteurization Ordinance Enforced
Chicago officials enforce a new city ordinance requiring pasteurization of all milk from dairies not approved by the health commissioner. Physicians expect strict enforcement to reduce infant mortality.
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Chicago, Ill
Chicago
Fourth annual San Francisco Beach Show opens with high‑breed entries
In San Francisco on August 27, the Dreamland pavilion hosts the fourth annual beach show of the Ladies' Kennel Association of California. The event features an unprecedented number of entries from top Pacific coast breeding establishments and runs through Friday.
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Pacific Coast
Ladies’ Kennel Association of California
Dreamland Pavilion
Hebel Attack Feared Orozco Location Remains Mystery
Associated Press reports border tensions as Mexican federal and American troops move along the El Paso area. Units from Columbus New Mexico to Hachita and Fort Bliss to Marfa Texas chase rebels near Ojinaga Mexico while Juarez federal forces move to disable rebel bridges. Orozco’s whereabouts remain unknown after a failed trap.
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el Paso
Tex
Third Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Marfa
Texas
Ojinaga
Mexico
Juarez
Orozco
Massachusetts Rifleman Champion of United States
Seaght New Jersey August 27 Corporal Long of the Fifth Regiment Massachusetts is the champion military rifleman of the United States. He defeated over a hundred competitors including top shots from the regulars and National Guardsmen. His score was 225 to 241 for the runner up.
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Seaght
N. J
Co. M. Long
Fifth Regiment
Massachusetts
United States
Wing Family of America Holds Eighth Reunion in Chicago
Several hundred descendants of Deborah Wing and her four sons who settled in Saugus in 1632 gathered at the Auditorium in Chicago for the eighth annual Wing family reunion. The association, incorporated in Massachusetts a decade ago, now lists thousands of members nationwide and held its first Western reunion this year.
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Chicago
Deborah Wing
Saugus
Mass
Wing
Imperial cadet review at Canadian National Exhibition
The Duke of Connaught hosted an imperial cadet review at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. About forty corps with nearly 5000 cadets from England Ireland Scotland Wales New Zealand and Newfoundland paraded past his Royal Highness and a distinguished guest party.
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Newfoundland
Vines
Armorican Bar Association Opens Annual Meeting in Milwaukee
The Armorican Bar Association held its annual meeting in Milwaukee on August 27 with President S. Gregory of Chicago presiding. The gathering includes several hundred eminent bench and bar representatives from the United States and Canada and will continue through tomorrow and Thursday.
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S. Gregory
Chicago
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Canada
Meantocan Capepalists Call on Colquitt
Manuel L Payro and Senora Payro and Manuel F Lopez from San Juan Bautista Tabasco Mexico were received by Governor Col quit and given letters to aid their mission in Texas. The visitors, large sugar cane growers, travel through Texas Louisiana Mississippi and other Southern states to study cane planting harvesting milling machinery and tin operation to enlarge their Mexican plants. They predict a large business between Galveston and Frontera.
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Mexico
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