Insurance companies plan return to Texas after seven years
Reports from Austin state that several large life insurance firms, which left Texas seven years ago due to the Robertson insurance tax, are planning to reenter the state in the latter part of next year. Talks with a major Western firm indicate a possible return after the law’s repeal.
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Discharge Wave Hits Guardsmen Amid Texas Primary
In Dallas Texas Aug 2 19 were discharged many guardsmen tied to families at home as polls opened for a week long Democratic nomination primary for United States Senator. Incumbent Char en A Culberson faced several opponents while Colquitt ran as former governor with strong support. The piece notes shifts in Mexican policy debate and Culberson’s prior service as governor and senator.
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William Poindester
Democrate
Bitter opposition to Greek occupation across front lines
Reports describe Greeks opposing Bulgarian advances in Greek territory with protests and national anthems amid shelling and counterattacks. Bulgarian forces bombarded and captured Startna killing the Greek commander and garrison as Serbians face setbacks on the Macedonian front.
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Railway strike threat grows as rail executives weigh government control
Washington August 26 President Wilson meets officials amid intensifying talks over a potential government takeover to avert a strike. Railroad executives refuse to concede, awaiting a decisive move from the Brotherhood leaders and Congress as discussions continue into the day.
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Lynch mob drags black suspect from jail in Louisiana
A black man accused of abducting and attempting to murder an oil dealer was taken from jail by an angry mob twenty miles north of Shreveport in the afternoon. He was tracked and lynched by residents, according to sparse syndicated reports.
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New Paved Street in Bremen Open to Traffic
New York reports a Bremen street paved with asphalt is now open to traffic after weeks of work by the Kaw Paine Company and others. Adaine praises the work as excellent despite material delays. first use by residents noted as a test of the finished street.
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Mesare Rienwall
Jarrett
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Senatorial runoff turnout urged in Democratic primary
A report from a Texas county highlights a low expected turnout in the Democratic senatorial runoff. Voter call to action urged citizens to vote, noting 106 ballots cast by 2 PM at the City Hall and Court House polling places as the contest between Culberson and Calhoun shapes the race.
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Pour Expedition Schooner Wrecked
The schooner from a coast expedition was wrecked near St Mathstad while the crew operated a safety sanded bar. John Rowden of Cet and Captain Lane of Beattie led the voyage, with W McCutleach and Hort Si vent among those reported. The family of 1M Mattom from fenchley pursued details as the city received updates on the incident.
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