Impeachment Charge Circles Governor Sulzer Indirectly
New York Aug 9 The special committee is drafting a report citing Governor Sulzer for stock market speculation and for accepting campaign contributions linked to Wall Street bets. The panel claims he did not list these funds in sworn statements and indicates no alternative but to seek improvements.
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Third death from Katy freight wreck reported
Denison resident Frank DedMare identified as the third victim in the Katy freight wreck at Hit Creek late yesterday. Associated Press dispatch notes authorities confirming the third fatality as cleanup continues and investigators assess the incident scene.
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Drought Reports Alarm Kansas City Area Farmers
Reports from Kansas and nearby states indicate severe drought with widespread water shortages. Many wells run dry, crops scorched, and livestock likely to be fed later. temperatures rise, with increased bee activity noted as farmers brace for winter.
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Suffragettes Horse Whip Doctor Protest Scene
Militant suffragettes in London confronted Dr Allen Campbell medical officer at Mottoway jail with horsewhips as protest over treatment of May Tichardaon serving a sentence for window breaking. The event followed the National Doce lave gathering in the Kalhat temper movement with General Stoddard noted as Past Grand Master.
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London
Allen Campbell
Mottoway
Wilson Galls Conference On Mexican Affair
Washington reports President Wilson invited the foreign relations committee to meet at the White House for a conference on the Mexican situation. Some senators criticized the lack of committee involvement in detailing proposals to Huerta through Lind. A wide set of dispatches notes fears of missteps and calls for caution amid evolving policy.
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Pinet Preb Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services
Sunday School begins 9:45 a.m. at the church with preaching at 11 a.m. The union service is at the Methodist Church in the evening. Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. All welcome. C Wheeler pastor. Also notes an ordination service and a visit by Supt W. Weaver from Columbus, Ohio.
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Trial on penitentiary bill and whip punishment debate
The Texas Senate amended the penitentiary bill to abandon Rusk Penitentiary by January 1, 1915 on grounds of nonpayment. After debate the amendment was tabled and later adopted with conditions for whipping offenses and witness attendance. The bill was engrossed 90 to 8. The measure limits the general manager's powers and sets building costs under seventy five thousand dollars with state permission requirements.
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Sousa
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Avello
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Round House AAD Engine Burned in Texas Blaze
Fire destroyed the Round House AAD Engine and much machinery in a Texas roundhouse. One locomotive was burned. damage runs to several thousand dollars. The incident caused injuries to a worker and disrupted operations.
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Marshall
Texas & PesAile
Los
Enlarged Union Woollen Mill Moves to Commerce Building
Pat Patterson, manager, has enlarged the Union Woollen Mill operations into the Commerce building rear of Hardy Newton's on Anderson Street. A damp partition wall exposed ten feet of new display space and two shop windows, with Patterson in Res An for over a year. A tour of the western United States by Finn and Wooten Mille Aer Giesa Pine ewharned is noted, with Finn seeking better health and rest.
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Hardy Newton
Anderson Street
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United States
Piverat
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Finn
Multiple Texas Local News Notes From 1913
A garbled Dallas dispatch lists varied developments from 1913 across Texas towns. It mentions steel work for a trolley, an inaugural event in Dewber fret, Hoebner’s early maize supply, Guaranty State Bank with officers Ward and Was renshler, plus a Kiln of manufacturing in NeKinniey and plans for road improvements in Tyler by sand clay bonds. It also notes a Palestine motion picture theater contract, raw materials purchases in B an Angelo, and brick clay output near Denton.
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Ash Prise
Mart
Nekinney
Varias
Dusinnet
Motion Picture Concern
Ste Kinney
Tyler
Lit
Dale
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