Denison Judge Maxey Reports in Bonham For Bailey Ticket
Judge Rice Maxey of Denison spoke in Bonham to a large district court room audience in support of the Bailey Democracy ticket. He reviewed his political record and accused Cone Johnson of duplicity in the Hogg Clark campaign while asserting Cullen Thomas and Crane opposed Bailey for various reasons. He denied Bailey took public service fees or railroad representation and claimed Waters Pierce books were altered. The two hour speech drew many listeners and left an impression of the contentious race.
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Rice Maxey
Denison
Bonham
Bailey Ticket
Democracy
District Court Room
Maxey
Cone Johnson
Hogg-Clark
Clark
Mr. Clark
Hogg
Cullen Thomas
Bailey
Henry
Congress
Crane
Senator Bailey
Wynne
Public Service Corporation
Pierce
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Gruet
Riots in Lisbon After Election Turmoil
April 4 Lisbon reports intense election riot activity. Crowds gathered at Pedro Square and near St. Dominique Church as Republican disorders unfolded. Troops clashed with protesters, stones flew, and firing occurred. Authorities ban official casualty statements and telegraphing. three newspaper offices were mobbed before troops dispersed the crowd.
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Lisbon
Pedro Square
St. Dominique Church
Yonkers athlete survives knife wound to heart
Robert Inglis a young Yonkers athlete was stabbed in the heart and rushed to Joseph's Hospital New York where surgeons on the table lifted the heart and sewed a three stitch repair. Doctors say recovery possible though critical. Inglis identified Paul Fornisky as his assailant while Deputy Sheriff Barrett recovers from a horse accident after a barn fire investigation.
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York
Apri
Robert Inglis
Yonkers
Joseph’s Hospital
Inglis
Paul Fornisky
A. T. Barrett
W. Munson Street
Mr. Barrett
Rich
Lee Rich
McCullough
Denison Herald
Brother Identified in Box Car Rescue Near Whitesboro
Robert Smith of Frederick Oklahoma identifies Frank Smith of Wichita Falls Texas as the missing man found in a Whitesboro box car. Frank, about thirty, survived eleven days cramped with no food or water after unknown strangers drugged him and placed him in the car. He recalls little before waking in the hospital ward of the County Jail in Sherman.
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Sherman, Tex
Robert Smith
Frederick
Okla
Frank Smith
Whitesboro
Wichita Falls
Texas
Wachita Falls
Gar
Sheriff Rich
Precinct Primary Meeting Call in Fannin County Texas
Ik H. Pritchett, chairman, urges Democratic voters to attend May 2 precinct meetings to nominate delegates to the County and State Conventions and to discuss the party platform. The notice clarifies these meetings differ from the May 2 delegate primary and urges wide newspaper printing through May 5.
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Bonham
Texas
Fannin County
Democratic Executive Committee
Gaid County
Ft. Worth
National Democratic Committee
Washington
Delgates-at-Large
Ik. H. Pritchett
County Republican Convention Notice for Bonham 1908
Notice to the Reorganized Republicans of Fannin County announces a county convention in Bonham on May 5 1908 to elect delegates to the Republican State Convention in Waco on May 26 1908. J A Bailey County Chairman W I Johnson Secretary.
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Fannin County
Bonham
Waco
J. A. Bailey
Ch'm
Johnson
Sec'y
Four Denison youths charged with burglary
Roy James Ernest Scrivner Fred Bruce and Bud Walls were arrested on a burglary complaint from Denison. The alleged target was W. R. White's Produce House in Denison. Bruce confessed implicating the other three. Deputies moved James and Scrivner to Sherman for Grand Jury action.
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Roy James
Ernest Scrivner
Yesterdy
Denison
Fred Bruce
Bud Walls
W. R. White
Bruce
White Produce Co
Andrew Barrett
James
Scrivner
Sherman
Grayson County
Grand Jury
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SBEAD
Corres
Pondents
Mutual
Kalamazoo
Woodward
Chicago
Barrett
New Orleans
Niveth
Fisherman
Chas. Davis
Benham and
Ravenna
Corrie
Jones Co
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