Ferguson and Culberson Follow in Senate Race
Special to The News Dallas July 23 In incomplete returns from ninety three counties at midnight Earl B Mayfield leads Senator Culberson by 6734 votes maintaining a lead shown earlier Ferguson has moved ahead of Culberson to third place Ferguson leads 18146 vs Culberson 16271 while Mayfield holds 23025 Henry 7049 Ousley 9167 Thomas 13271 and other figures show Neff with a strong margin with Fergusons position improving in the race for the Senate.
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Earl B. Mayfield
Culberson
Senate
Mayfield
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Henry
Ousley
Thomas
Pat Neffon
Rogers
Warner
King
Davidson
Jamison
Johnson Nats
Carroll
Christian
Garrett
Kerr
Kirgan
Tennison
Terrell
Mason
Robigon
Thompson
Heritley
Marre
Smit
Harper
Morrow
Smitha
Woolfall
Congress
Thomas Blanton
Ed Calloway
Cu Dipbell
Holland
Texas
J “Marsfield
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Senktoe
Texas Election Bureau
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Black
J. H. Davis
Sulphur Springs
Blanton
Oscar Calloway
Comanche
W.J. Cunningham
J. B. Dibbrett, Jr
Pat M. Neff
Fred Rogers
Harry T. Warner
Paris
W. RR. King
Trains Collide. Six Die and 24 Hurt in Missouri
A collision at 3 50 in the afternoon near Monett Missouri between Engine H Ring and another engine killed six people including a family of five and injured 24. Fireman A W Gelker and engineer C H Ring died. Victims include Andrew Hammer and family members. Rescue teams and emergency brakes were used as authorities report scores and broader election results from Texas and Oklahoma continuing.
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Ring of Monett
Stére
Aiie
Getkek
Engineer Ring
C. H. Ring
Monett
Andrew T Hammer
Stoutland
Andrew Fimer
Veta Hammer
Clara Habamer
den Hammer
Marjorie Hammer
Bennie West
James P.voyle
Dallas
Eleanor Dukes
Waco
Texas
Eugenia Caller
Mexico City
A. J. Coblet
Cleveland
E. Gray, Jr
Chicago
Margaret Allen
Homestead
Penna
J. C. Rumberger
Van
Penne
Robert
Three Main Issues Now Hold Back Settlement
Mooseheart July 22. Secretary of Labor James J. Davis after a conference with B M Dowell said settlement could come if striking shopmen gain seniority rights and a rehearing by the United States Railroad Labor Board on disputed questions. Dowell outlined three issues: end contracting out, create a national board of adjustment, and preserve seniority when work is suspended. He cited rail executives, Erie, New York Central and subsidiaries as examples of contracting out.
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B. M. Dowell
James J. Davis
United Sates Railroad Labor Board
Davis
Harding
Chicago
National Board of Adjustment
Alts
Caldaliad
New York
Anne Valli Tai
Jewell
Erie Railroad
New York Central
Indiana Derber Belt
Michigan Central Pnd
Maryland Roads
Family of four and girl killed in highway train crash
A Rock Island passenger train struck an automobile on a crossing near Union City Oklahoma this morning killing Paul Payne his wife and their two children a four year old girl and a two year old boy along with Lillian Deck 13 the gasoline tank exploded igniting the wreckage and burning all but Payne’s body.
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Associated Press
EL Reno
Okla
Rock Island
Union City
Paul Payne
Duncan
Okta
Lillian Deck
St. A. Deck
Payne
Boston Pilot Dies After Plane Crashes in Framingham Quagmire
Framingham Massachusetts July 22 Zenos R Miller of Boston pilot of a plane that crashed in a quagmire near the Framingham flying field late today was pinned under wreckage and died before he could be released Clarance Gamble of Pasadena California one of the two passengers was probably fatally injured The other Ralph K Miller a brother of the pilot escaped with painful cuts and bruises
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Mass
Zenos R. Miller
Boston
Framingham Flying Field
Clarance Gamble
Pasadena
Calif
Ralph K. Miller
Irvin at Tacumneart Brings Heat Relief Rule
Ni M July 22. A good rule bars fallen here this afternoon and is still rating, breaking an extended breath in this section and relieving the extreme heat which has broken all previous pocards.
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Irvin
Tacumneart
Tucumcart
Ni M
Daily News Short of Comics Today
Daily News reports a shortage of comic pages due to increased demand over recent Sundays. The paper expects higher value to advertisers as circulation rises and orders lag behind the surge.
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Daily News
Comics Today
Stue
Amai
Harding Talks With Hooper as Railroad Strike Stalls
President Harding spent eight hours in close session on the railroad strike issue with Ben W. Hooper and lawmakers from both parties. No conclusions were disclosed, Hooper reported to Harding after briefing the president on labor board moves since the July 4 walkout.
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Harding
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Cummins
Iowa
Watson
Indiana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Senate Interstate Coommerce — Commission
Hooper
Underwood
Parmerene
Senate Committee
White House
Chicago
Klan Masks Barred Except In Parades
Atlanta July 22 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan ordered to discard masks robes and other regalia except during lodge activities. The directive from imperial wizard pro tem cites a long standing rule but broadens ban on wearing disguises, with permits for parades only.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Hardwick
Georgia
E. Clark
Petter T
Imperial kKloneilium
Gotori Ng Haly
Whittaker Leading Sheriff Race In Incomplete Potter County Totals
In Potter County race tallies from six complete boxes show Whittaker with 850 votes ahead of Wiley Pollard at 779 and Jim Pottinger 719. Uncounted Polk Street school votes (137) and partial Sixteenth Street counts leave totals in flux while other county offices show varied leads across Randall Donley Armstrong and Amarillo boxes.
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Potter County
Courthouse
Central Fire Station
East Side
Hill School
JY Ranch
St. Francis
Wiley Pollard
Jim Pottinger
Polk Street
Sixteenth Street
Seligol
Henry L. Ford
Ford
Underwood
Bishop
Amarillo
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Donkey
Armstrong Shop
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Herebert
Constable
Adams
Ben Golding
Dehalon
Anywss
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Coun
Vietcher
Flesher
Potter
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Donley
Armstrong
Fletcher
Ferguson
Neff
Rogers
North Side
Coal Miners Strike Hits 610000 Workers, Survey Shows
Washington reports about 610000 coal miners are idle on strike in bituminous and anthracite regions while 185000 remain at work. No strikes in Alabama or Virginia, but Iowa Illinois Indiana and Ohio bituminous fields and Pennsylvania anthracite fields show fuel workforces idled. The Labor Department released the survey with a table listing pre strike and current counts.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Alabama
Virginia
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Beaumont Justice Slain by Day Officier
Justice of the Peace H. E. Showers of Jefferson county was shot by a federal prohibition officer named Gonzaleus while sitting in his automobile on a downtown Beaumont street. The abdomen was pierced by a single bullet. Showers, a Democratic primary candidate, is reported to die from the wound.
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Beaumont
Judge Showers
Gonzaleus
Showers
Final confirmation of Palestine and Syrian mandates by council
London July 22 final confirmation was given the Palestine and Syrian mandates today by the council effective throughout the world almost immediately. Remaining issues to settle between France and Italy concern Italian schools immigration and some economic features in Syria.
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London
Council
France
Italy
Syria
Troops Likely to Be Ordered to Denison Over Rail Strikes
Governor Neff may order Texas Rangers or National Guards to Denison to protect shopmen amid a railroad strike. A noon conference involving Neff, General Hulen, Keeling, and Adjutant General Barton spurred this belief. Guardsmen preparation at Camp Swift and loaded equipment suggest a move next week to Denison and other towns facing disorder.
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Austin
Texas
Neff
National
Denison
John A. Hulen
Keeling
Barton
Waco
Camp Mathry
Texas National Guard
Etiegel Bs Mg Eris
de Leon
Strike Averted On Big Four Clerks and Workers
In Cincinnati on July 22 a general strike of 4,000 clerks freight handlers station and expressmen was averted after an agreement was reached covering wages fanning out of work and working conditions between the clerks and Big Four Railroad officials.
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Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
Mexican official to ratify oil debt agreements talks
In Paso Texas July 22 President Obregon will ratify all accords made by Adolfo de la Huerta with New York financiers. The oil agreements would pay back interest on the main foreign debt. De la Huerta spoke after arriving from New York and Washington where he met President Harding and Secretary Hughes.
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Paso
Texas
Obregon
Mexico
Adolfo de la Iluerta
New York
Adolfo de la Huuerta
Washington
Harding
Sughes
Warrant Served On William Allen White For Placard
William Allen White, famed author and editor, faced a district court warrant in Emporia Kansas for violating the industrial court law by displaying a placard showing sympathy with striking railroad shopmen. White posted bond of 500 dollars for appearance next fall, and spoke of the case as a matter of citizen rights while maintaining friendship with Governor Henry J. Allen.
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Kans
William Allen White
White
Roland Beynton
W. C. Hughes
Allen
Editor White
Kansas State Normal School
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Kansas
Iver Beard
Governor Allert
Nho
Klan Parade in Downtown Dallas Delights Supporters
About 250 Ku Klux Klan members and sympathizers staged a downtown celebration in Dallas on July 22. A band led a large automobile with a U.S. flag followed by several cars as men cheered behind, stopping briefly in front of the local morning paper offices where election returns were flashed.
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Associated Press
Daliqs
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Culberson Retires After Partial Election Returns
Senator Culberson ends his day without full results as Maverick County reports a 21 vote lead for Wright. He waits for further returns, spending eight hours in his office and on the Senate floor, then leaves briefly by car in good spirits.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Culberson
Wright
Haglhe Pass
Texas
Senate
Trainyard Attack Report In Cleburne Texas
The Trinity and Brazos Valley railway yard in Cleburne Texas saw an engine watchman attacked while on duty. Police investigated after a group seized an employee near Joshua and briefly freed him before authorities were notified for protection.
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Cleburne
Texas
Trinity & Brazos Valley
Joshua
Santa Fe
Heaod
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