INO REBELS: MEXICO POLICY AND UNREST EXPOSED
Washington reports confirm capture of Torreon by Constitutionalists while Secretary Bryan rejects immediate changes to neutrality laws. Ambassador Wilson criticizes administration figures and outlines stance on Mexican rebels. Short House session ends in four minutes to dodge partisan fights.
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INO
Mexico
Washington
Marty Lane Wilson
Bryan
Xo Rebela
Bono
Pandita
Carranza
Carransa
Nt Wilson
Edward Bayard Haleey
Reginald del Valle
Ryan
Kor I
Bryan Ean
Associated
Aryan
Foreign Relations Compulites
Torreon
Mexico City
House
Foreigners Plead for Naval Guard in Hankow
In Hankow on July 26 two foreigners appealed for naval guard as government forces halted the rebels' advance. Authorities have not acted on the request. Rebels retreated in confusion after the clash.
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Prem
Hankow
China
Kullag
Madean
Yeweralay
Governor Signs Expense Bills in Austin
Governor Colquitt signed the Senate mileage per diem and contingent expense bills in Austin, approving total appropriations exceeding seventy thousand dollars. The action affects state spending on travel and contingencies for official duties.
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Ty Assectted Press
Austin
Colquitt
Senate
Florida Wife Confesses Husband Slaying Scene
Tampa July 26 Mrs Avelina Rodrigues tied her husband while he slept and fired shots into his body then inflicted self harm near his corpse. Local reports describe the grisly act as witnessed by authorities and awaiting further judicial action.
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Asoutated Press
Tampa
Fla
Avelina Rodrigues
Taiée
Sunny Woos
Ari
Suspect Dennis Pope Still Sought After Barnett Killing
Reports from Huntville Texas say efforts to capture the Negro Dennis Pope, alleged slayer of Mrs. A. H. Barnett, continue as bloodhounds fail to close the trail. Posse units search ten miles from Huntville after Pope was sighted earlier.
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Associated Prea
Humteville
Texas
Anl
Dennis Pope
Lero
A H. Barnett
Penitentiary Blood Hounds
Sheriffs Ponse Ett
Huntaville
Pope Ia
Railroads Withdraw Demands Aimed at Arbitration
Associated Press report from New York July 26 states railroad companies withdrew their demand for the arbitration board to review grievances of certain employees seeking higher wages. The concession removed the last obstacle to arbitration and a strike was averted.
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Associated Press
New York
Bantera Rail
Roads Today
Federal Arbitration Board
Arbitration Fund
Fire destroys Mission City laundry and four other buildings
Fire originating in a San Antonio laundry destroyed the Mission City laundry and four additional structures, causing an estimated loss of forty thousand dollars. Fire officials report no casualties.
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Associated Prova
San Antonio
Mission City
Origin of Hampton Clothing Co Fire Under Investigation
AP reports from inghampton New York July 26 that investigators traced the blaze to the basement of the Bing hampton Clothing Company building. Survivor Mrs Whitney testified she noticed unusual heat at about 1 o'clock, aiding the inquiry into fire causes and possible victims.
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Associated Press
Inghampton
N. Y
Binghampton Clothing Company
William Whitney
City Depositary Bid Awarded to First State Bank
A special city meeting held Thursday afternoon considered bids for city depository services for the coming year. Three proposals were received and the award went to First State Bank at 4 percent. Oscal agent A W Wilkerson resigned and was replaced by Ed Hall of First State Bank.
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First Stage Bank
A. W. Wilkerson
Oscal
Ed Hall
Rainfall Benefits Texas Panhandle Area Report
Rain falls across the Panhandle and West Texas boosting crops and cattle in Conche Country. The Amarillo and San Angelo bureaus report hood rains aiding the area as of late July.
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Amarillo
Tatan
Conche Country
San Angelo
Texas
He Onebo
Reduced Rtes for Farmers Union Convention Travel
Secretary C Emich of the Farmers Union of Texas reports railroads granted reduced convention rates from stations in Texas to San Antonio for the State Convention. Tickets must be purchased by August 4 and will be valid for return travel by August 21.
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Hensarting Merc. Co
Main Street
Bryan
Texas
Teapoot
Fort Worth
C. Emich
Farmers’ Bdwcational and Cooperative Union of Texas
San Antonio
Jbe Good
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W. S. Wilson, JR
Roger Q. Astin
Wilson & Astin Bryan
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Ndoh
Bell Bros
Jai
Mandite
Ambasaador Wilson
PEA Fanal Guard
Wite
Negrosunyer
Urke
Aurdarer
Barnett
Hunteville
Posse
Aailroads
Meany Fire
LSS
Sin Anton
Moon Bros. Buggies
Moon Bros
F. F. Parks
White Crest
David Reid & Company
Partners
Nestor
Partairs Io Lite
Rce
Paniacle
West
Npour
Rope
Renata Catyle
Farmers’ Union
Sanders Bros
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