Moving pictures capture Jersey governor during strenuous hours
Seagirt in July reports Governor Wilson spent the day greeting crowds and posing for moving picture cameras. Canvass will show every move he made. In Tacoma, Abe Attell defeated Eddie Marine in ten rounds, restoring his classic form.
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Jersey
Daily News
Seagirt
N. J
Wilson
Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Abe Attell
Eddie Marine
Seattle
Attell
Lightning strikes vacant house in Dalhart, burns to ground
A storm rich in thunder and hail swept Dalhart yesterday with a heavy rain. A vacant house between the Fort Worth and Denver and Rock Island depots owned by Mr. Rowley was struck by lightning and burned completely, with no insurance to cover the loss.
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Daily News
Dalhart
Tex
Forth Worth
Denver
Rock Island
Rowley
Tri-State Good Roads Convention Opens in Monte Uo
A convention of the Tri-State Good Roads Association opens in Monte Uload today and continues tomorrow. Delegates from commercial agricultural and improvement groups attend from Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Monte Uo
Ark
Good Roads Asociation
Comercial, Agricultural and Improvement
Misouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Banquet in London Honors Canadian Trade Minister Foster
The West India Committee in London plans a banquet honoring Hon. George E. Foster, Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce, to promote closer Canada West Indies trade ties. Attendees will include Bonar Law and other prominent public figures.
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Cannadian
London
Canada
British West Indies
West India Committee
George E. Foster
Bonar Law
Taft White House home put up for auction
The residence of President Taft in Cincinnati was offered for sale at auction after the last owner went into bankruptcy. The property was ordered sold to satisfy creditors.
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Cincinato
Taft
Curzon presides second day of Empire Universities Congress
Lord Curzon of Kedleston, chancellor of Oxford, presided as the second day of the Congress of the Universities of the Empire opened. Delegates discussed university ties to technical education, teacher exchanges, and the role of Eastern universities in shaping character and moral ideas.
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London
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
University of Oxford
East
Weather note and forecast for Far West Texas
The brief weather item notes probable showers on Tuesday. It cites yesterday's temperatures with a high near 90 and a low around 64 in 1911, and rainfall up to seven o clock at .08 inch. Associated Press reports fair conditions in the Far West Texas area with thunderstorms in the northeast and fair weather Thursday and Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Texas
Weather Synopsis for Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana Districts
For Texas cities including Hereford Abilene Dublin Menard Texarkana Nacogdoches Corsicana Temple and Beaumont conditions range from cloudy to clear with hot temperatures 92 to 99 and no rain. Oklahoma experiences clear to hot weather 95 with no precipitation. Northern Louisiana remains clear and hot with no rain.
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Hereford
Abilene
Dublin
Menard
Texarkana
Nacogdoches
Corsicana
Temple
Beaumont
Oklahoma
Louisana
Bar Association President Urges Court Reform in Texas
In Galveston Hon. R. E. L. Saner of Dallas, speaking at the Texas Bar Association, urged county bar organization, annual judge meetings, a Legislative Reference Department, a UT law school scholarship, and a statutory revision commission as the Legislature has not enacted major measures this year.
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R. E. L. Saner
Dallas
Texas
Congres
Bar Association
Wisconsin
Texas Bar Association
Law School
University of Texas
Ramsey Rally in Dallas Promises Statewide Speakers
Dallas July 5 Special to Daily News says Ramsey supporters plan two large political rallies in Dallas next Saturday. The 3 PM afternoon meeting will be at the Majestic Theater and the 3 PM night session at the Coliseum with Judge Ramsey expected to speak.
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Daily News
Dallas
Tex
Epps G. Knight
Ramsey
Majestic Theater
Coliseum
Dallas Hella Temple honors Corsicana reps at banquet
Hella Temple Shrine of Dallas joined by the mayor, Ad League, and Chamber of Commerce to host a banquet at the Oriental hotel in honor of Mike H. Thomas Sam P. Cochran John G. Hunter George H. Green and James Garrity of Corsicana. They secured the next national shrine convention for Dallas. W H Hobson presided as toast master and several prominent citizens spoke.
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Dallas
Tex
Hella Temple Shrine
Ad League
Chamber of Commerce
Oriental Hotel
At & O'Clock Tnight
Mike H. Thomas
Sam P. Cochran
John G. Hunter
George H. Green
James Garrity
Corsicana
Hella Temple
Los Angeles
Dallan
W. Hobson
Treasury eyes no new bonds for Panama Canal for year
Washington officials say the treasury holds nearly one hundred million dollars in each cash drawer and expect not to issue additional bonds for canal construction for almost a year.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Panama Canal
Treasury row ends as Andrew resigns amid probe call
Assistant Secretary A Platt Andrews resigns after a yearlong dispute with Secretary MacVeagh. Representative Cox introduces a House resolution calling for a Congressional investigation of MacVeagh's administration, citing Andrews's accusations of procrastination and suspicion and a clash over attending the Chicago convention. The Cox resolution goes to the rules committee.
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Bn Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
MacVeagh
A. Platt Andrews
Andrew
Representative Cox
House
Taft
Cox
Committee On
Ruies
Stock Exchange Raises Wages After Thirty Years
New York July 3 for the first time in thirty years there will be a general increase on July 15 in wages of Stock Exchange employees about 850 people will benefit from the raise covering everyone from porter to superintendent. The action follows demands by insurgents elected to the Board of Governors led by E. T. Tefft and supported by many members who urged higher pay due to the high cost of living.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Porter
Board of Governors
E. T. Tefft
Wheat harvest roars in Panhandle Texas fields
Canadian Texas July 3 report says wheat harvest is in full blast with yields higher than expected. Vic or Smith’s wheat averages 3 bushels per acre and many fields may match. Smith wheat came from seed provided by Santa Fe railroad. five bushels planted on ten acres yielded 337 bushels, with Santa Fe asking only for the seed return.
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Canadian
Tex
Panhandle
Vic
Electors Names Ordered On Texas Ballot For Primary
In Austin on July 4, Assistant Attorney General C E Mead ruled that the Terrell election law requires the Democratic presidential electors to be listed on the official primary ballot. The electors, chosen at Houston, have no opposition and will be elected. The ruling marks the first official Texas decision on this point and notes the ballot appearance of electors pledging support for the Democratic nominee amid talk of a new party.
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Austin
Tex
Coleman County
Democratic
C. E. Mead
Houston
Texas
Mead
Ice improves. trans Atlantic steamers urged back to sea
In Washington on July 3 the hydrographic office reports better ice in the north Atlantic and recommends that ocean liners return to service on routes altered after the Titanic disaster on April 15.
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Washington, D. C
North Atlantic
Hydrographic Office
Cotton acreage and condition estimates issued
The Department of Agriculture places this year’s cotton area at 34,097,000 acres. Condition on June 27 stood at 86.4 percent of normal, with Texas accounting for 10,927,000 acres at 89 percent condition.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Progressives Launch Third Party in Indiana
Indianapolis July 5 The third political party was launched in Indiana as progressive Republicans from across the state met led by Edwin M Lee former state chairman They adopted resolutions condemning the Chicago convention and pledging to form a state and county ticket Roosevelt sparked cheers Lee named temporary state chairman with plans for a state convention and a national conference to be invited to meet in Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Edwin M. Lee
Chicago
Lee
Coloradoans Push Organization In Progressive Republican Move
Leader E P Costigan announced that the progressive Republicans will push organization immediately. A Colorado Springs conference last night urged restraint and opposition to reactionaries, with little support for rapid mobilization.
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Denver
Col
E. P. Costigan
Third Party
Colorado
Garness
Colorado Springs
Roosevelt denies abandoning third party plan
President Roosevelt and Sagamore Hill leaders work on a foundation for a new party. He denies abandoning the third party plan and says a call for the third party convention will likely be issued Monday.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Judge Baker to Speak at Fourth of July Picnic
Judge M. Baker of Canadian will speak for Judge Ramsey at a Gem City Fourth of July picnic. W. Fisher will also speak for Ramsey at Gageby and Judge Frank P. Greever at Mobeetie. W N. P. Willis will speak for Colquitt at Gem City.
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Daily News Canadian
Tex
M. Baker
Judge Ramsey
Gem City
W. —. Fisher
Gageby
Frank P. Greever
Mobeetie
WN. P. Willis
Strawbery irrigation tunnel completed in Utah
Salt Lake City Utah July 3 in Spanish Fork about fifty miles south of this city a celebration marked the completion of the two million dollar Strawberry irrigation tunnel The tunnel second largest in the world pierces solid rock of a Wasatch peak 2000 feet below its crest almost four miles long it will divert the Strawberry River forty five miles away and reclaim 509000 acres of Utah land
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Spanish Fork
Wasatch Mountains
Geeman American Teachers Sail to Germany for Summer Tour
An arm y of American teachers sailed from New York aboard the Grosser Kurfurst chartered for the trip to Germany. They will visit Hamburg, Bremen, Cologne, Heidelberg, Stuttgart, Jena and other sites before gathering at the Niederwald Denkmal on the Rhine for an elaborate musical program and patriotic performances by Germans and Americans.
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New York
Hamburg
Bremen
Cologne
Heidelberg
Stuttgart
Jena
Neiderwald-Denkmal
Rhine
Battle at Bachimba May End Revolution
Government troops under General Huerta hold Bachimba canyon and surrounding positions after eight hours of heavy fighting. Huerta calls it a brilliant victory and expects renewed assault at dawn as rebels fortify Bachimba Pass. Casualties not yet reported.
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Bachimba
Associated Press
Huerta
Bachimba Canyon
LAND DEAL CONSUMMATED IN AMARILLO RANCH SALE
Ellen M. Sanborn transfers the Bravo ranch, 120000 acres in Oldham and Hartley counties, to Col C T Herring and Landergin Brothers for about 450000 dollars via a local broker. The deal, one of Amarillo’s largest, includes improvements and work animals but not cattle. The Bravo estate strengthens the buyers' regional holdings, the sale long anticipated and finalized yesterday. Rumors had circulated for days before the closing. CURRO BANKS LEND 1 Oo. Tex July 3.A banks offer free interest loans to farmers to aid soil enrichment and fertilizer use in the region.
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Ellen M. Sanborn
Oldham
Hartley
Col. C. T. Herring
Landergin Brothers
Amarillo
Southwest
Messrs. Herring
Landergin
Tex
TENSION AT HIGH PITCH IN CHIHUAHUA
Nervous anticipation over Bachimba battle to decide Chihuahua's fate as rebel capital or government control. Rebels claim optimism. eighty-eight Federal troops mutinied near the Sonora border. mutineers seized at Douglas on the U S side.
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Chihuahua
Associated Press
Bachimba
Sonora
Orozceo
Douglas
Wln
Traffic deaths in New York city June report totals
New York figures show that in June fifty people were killed and 275 seriously injured by vehicles in the streets. Automobiles caused 26 deaths and 163 injuries, street cars 10 deaths and 99 injuries, wagons 14 deaths and 23 injuries. For June 1911 automobiles caused 12 deaths, trolleys 7, wagons 14.
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New York
New York City
Socialists to Hold First Panhandle Encampment at Childress
The Socialist party will stage its first Panhandle encampment in Childress starting Monday July 8 for four days. Expected attendance from across the region with speakers from Ohio and Illinois. Childress offers free grounds water and wood while railroads provide special rates.
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Childress
Tex
Socialist Party
Panhandle
Ohio
Illinois
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