Dispute Between Carpentry Unions Shuts Dallas Hotel Work
A clash between two carpenters unions, the Amalgamated Association and the United Brotherhood, halts work on a large Dallas hotel. The stoppage follows a dispute over union representation and jurisdiction at the site, affecting ongoing construction plans in the area.
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Texan
berereaLitt
Iniay Lecaute of & Depute
Carpenters’ Unions
Amalgamated Association of Carpamtery
United Brotherhood of Acigere and Carpenters of Auveriea
Russia Threatens to Gut Loose in Foreign Policy
Russian ambassador George Bakmetof informs President Taft and Secretary Knox that Moscow would sever all friendly relations with the United States if Congress proceeds to abrogate the treaty of 1832, signaling a dramatic shift in diplomacy amid global tensions.
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Washington
Russia
Calteg Staten
Taft
Knox
Editor arrested for neutrality law violation in Antonio Texas
In Antonio Texas on December 13 an editor of El Temporal, Mexican newspaper owned by F. A. Coppe, was arrested by a U S marshal on neutrality law charges. His trial date was set for Monday but postponed by government order.
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Associaed
Prema
Antonio
Texas
Arlet
el Tmparcial
F. A. Cgppe
United States
Iria
Chapa
Chinese Peace Commissioners Meet in Shanghai
Tang Shao Yi Imperial plenipotentiary arrives in Shanghai from Beijing to discuss peace with the revolutionaries. Representatives of General Yuan Shikai travel by train to meet Tang as Republicans press to end the Manchu dynasty and merge the state with the Chinese people.
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Associated
Shanghai
Tang Shao Yi
Yuan Shi Kai
Shang ‘Bhut
Yuen Heng
Husband and another man charged with killing
In Houston Texas Justice Crocker will investigate the death of Mrs C K Lamith. Her husband is jailed wounded and charged with murder. Toya Whitmarie is under bond, also wounded and charged with assault with intent murder. Each man accuses the other of the fatal act.
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Amodarea Prest
Houston
Texas
Geo
Justice Crocker
C.klamith
Toya Whitmarie
Seven Inches of Rainfall in Ruston Reported
Rain measurements show seven inches of precipitation at Ruston with lingering gloomy conditions finally giving way to sunshine. Weather records indicate persistent wet spell over eleven days ending in clear skies and brighter outlook.
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Ruston
Pysay
Dee
Bert
Rescue Work Retarded by Fire at Crone Mountain Mine
Rescue work at the Crone Mountain mine was retarded by fire, with heavy smoke delaying efforts. Officials say removing any bodies will be impossible until this afternoon or Sunday due to continued flareups and safety concerns.
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Crone Mountain
Hiethus
State presses death penalty in Sherman murder case
The state in Sherman Texas began its argument against Louie Coffman charged with murder. Special Prosecutor Abernathy urged the jury to impose the death penalty. The case was expected to go to the jury late this afternoon.
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Sherman
Texas
Louie Coffman
Abernathy
Misdirected Suspect Fatally Shot in Burglary Case
In Warahardle Texas on December 26 a man identified as Barnes, aged 48, was shot and killed by W. Barbee while being mistaken for a burglar. The incident occurred near Ennis and is described by Associated Press as a fatal misidentification during a home break in.
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Prem Warahardle
Tora
W. Barbee
Tariner Hving
Ennis
Barnes
Age
Campbells
Shontng Showgs Nute Shontng Showgs Nute
In New York on December 16 Lillan Graham and Ethel Conrad were freed yesterday from criminal charges stemming from a June shooting of W. E. D. Stokes. The jury deliberated for fifty eight minutes before reaching a verdict.
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Lillan Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E.D. Stokes
Chinese Rebels Fight Poorly in December Battle
Eyewitness reports from Pekin say Chinese rebels performed poorly in a December 14 clash at Lung Tse Juan with imperialist troops. Rebels abandoned runs, ammunition and camp equipment leaving about 40 dead and 200 wounded on the field.
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Pekin
Lung Tse Juan
Construction on H and T G Cutoff Reported Delays at Border
Giddings Texas Dec 15 Captain reports a contractor building the Dallas San Antonio cutoff of the Houston Central Railroad from Giddings to Stone City has unloaded about ten carloads of machinery tools teams and other gear. Adjutant Hutchings dispatched to Brownsville to investigate border needs for the line. Work is set to begin next week in the troubled territory.
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Giddings
Texas
Dallae San Antonio
Eras Central Railroad Company
Stone City
Lip Agseesa
Auwin
Colquitt
Hutchings
Brownsville
Local businesswoman summoned to appear in Packers trial
A disorderly OCR note states Uy Aanesasat Pr Cutcago, a businesswoman, was summoned yesterday to appear as a witness in the Packers trial on a trust law violation. The record mentions Stem, Wood as appearing and cites Ba and citiven in relation to the case.
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Cutcago
AL Weel
Fae Werday
Petition Requests Name Change in District Court
A petition has been filed in the district court seeking a name change. The petitioner asserts desire to adopt a new name and requests legal action to effect the change. The filing names are unclear due to OCR errors, but the action concerns altering personal naming records.
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F. F. Parks
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