Woodrow Wilson High School Leads in Texas Conventions
Dallas May 6 The article notes Woodrow Wilson's lead in state party conventions with a majority dependent on elected delegates and county convention votes. It reports 145 counties counted with Wilson leading, and details a Commercial Club action urging timely Tuesday meetings to aid the party effort and general welfare.
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Dallas
Texas
Bsaturiay
Woodrow Wilsen
Cale Sellar
Wilson
Harmon
Board of Directory of
Com Vehmercial Club
Selle
Maxey
Wowgrels
Ed Hall
A. W. Wit — ‘Kerson
Businewe
Lu Ley
Jdirectora
Fleeing Chinese Urgently Seek Entry at Texas Border
A group of Chinese refugees flee Mexico and head toward the United States border at Texas seeking urgent permission to enter. Their plea has reached Washington for action. The destination is near the border opposite Ingleside, Texas.
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Washington
United States
Texas
Cow Ila
Mexico
Inglo Pase
Texan
Harmon Men Still Hope for Harmon Victory
In Dallas Texas on a May afternoon the Harmon headquarters announced that hope remained for Governor Harmon. A formal statement from TH McGregor said it would be impossible to determine the Taft Roosevelt result before tomorrow's conventions.
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Dallas
Texan
May
McGregor
Taft
Roosevelt
Veterans Special Train Wrecked Near Hattieburg Mis
A Confederate veterans special train carrying Yeomen from Texas to a Macon reunion wrecked near Hattieburg Mississippi. The engine and two coaches overturned. Early reports list six to ten killed and at least twenty five injured. Names include Charles Holmen of Big Springs Texas and Mrs Samen Camron of Henderson Texas.
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New Orlenne
Yeteraos
Texas
Macon
Gewan
Hattieburg
Mis
Charles Holmen
Big Springs
Mra
Samen Camron
Henderson
Texan
Confederate Veterans Rally Incoming for San Antonio Reunion
Confederate veterans pour into San Antonio Texas for the next annual reunion as a large delegation from Macon Georgia arrives. The event draws interest from leaders and members awaiting program details and guest speakers in Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Annocis
Macon
Randell Challenges Bailey In Texas Campaign Speech
In Howie Texas on May 6 Congressman Randell spoke in a campaign event aimed at Senator Bailey. The remarks questioned whether Senator Hailey would betray voters and sought to pin him on trust issues during the heated exchange.
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Howie
Texas
Randell
Tweed
Bailey
Hailey
Chilton Heads for Democratic National Committeeman Post
Dallas May 6 The move to back former United States Senator Horace Chilton for democratic national committeeman from Texas gathers momentum as supporters argue his experience will benefit the party.
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Horace Chilton
Associates Press
Dallas
Texas
United States
Democratic Nations
West Virginia Roosevelt Forces Dominate State GOP Convention
Huntington May 6 Roosevelt forces win a large majority over Taft at the West Virginia Republican state convention. Roosevelt delegates appear to secure a majority in about five congressional districts, with Taft claiming the First district. Delegates will be chosen at the June primary to send national convention delegates.
Flood Crisis Deepens as Mississippi River Rises
New Orleans reports flood dangers intensifying as eight thousand laborers work to save levees. Refugees recount drownings and displacement near Lottesworth and Hevst areas while relief trains struggle to reach the rising waters. Washington adds 0.5 million dollars to Mississippi relief funds, bringing total to about 10.25 million.
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Lat
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Acoven
Mellet
Associated Press
Washington
Senate ‘Appropriations Committee
Mississippi
A&M Set to Settle State Championship With Baylor Series
A M College prepares for two crucial games against Baylor in Waco Friday and Saturday to decide the state championship. Oklahoma has beaten Southwestern and tied with Oklahoma State recently, shaping the late season with the Farmers aiming to win both games. Expected travelers from College Station and Bryan join the club, then A M moves to Brenham for a closing series with Southwestern during the Malfest.
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Oklahoma University
Oklahoma
Thiversley
Tia
Oklahhoms
Wrors
Olahoma
Priday
Stupday
Waco
Baylor
College
Bryan
Brenham
Southwestern
United States transport arrives to aid Mexican coast refugees
An Associated Press report from Matamoros dated May 6 states a U S transport boat has arrived near the Mexican coast to provide relief for refugees fleeing the area. The vessel is expected to shuttle supplies and assist in evacuation efforts.
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Matuailan
Mexica
United States
Mexico
Cave
Knox to be Honored by California Development Board
San Francisco May 6 banquet planned by California Development Board to entertain Secretary Knox tomorrow night. She will deliver an address on the Panama Canal following her recent visit.
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San Francisco
Cal
Knox
California Development Board
Panama Canal
Knox asks governor for two year sentence reprieve
By Associated Prov. Austin Texm May 6 Governor Yolquitt has received a letter from Charles K Knox of Los Angeles asking if he may serve a two years sentence imposed on his aged father J B Knox of Palo Pinto county for alleged misapplication of funds.
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Associated Prov
Austin
Texm
Yolquitt
Charles K. Knox
Los Angeles
J. >. Knox
Palo Pinto County
Funda
Waco May Education Funding Be At Issue
A local education funding proposal faces debate as officials consider an allocation of 970000 toward classroom needs in Waco. The discussion centers on how the funds would be distributed among schools and programs to boost student opportunities.
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Singer
Satterwhite
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