Rebels Ammunition and Prohibition Debate at Convention
Dispatch reports rebels rapidly consuming ammunition while debates over a statewide liquor ban rise at a convention. Wilson faction favors prohibition to curb arms export, as delegates move toward Baltimore. Reports of military advances and rebel captures in Chihuahua and Torreón accompany the tense political mood.
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Chinuntus
Uewtton
Texan
Hoporte
Wilson
United Sates
Baltimore
Sienna
Tachimba
Narrow minded Christians blamed for hindering churches
Rev. Dr. Hames Whitcomb Brouxher of Los Angeles told the Northern Tap Ke Convention that churches are held back more by narrow minded Christians than by open wickedness. He denounced narrow views as the chief obstacle to church progress.
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Hames Whitcomb Brouxher
Los Angeles
Calintore
Main Building at A. and M. College Burns
Fire engulfed the main building of the A. and M. College, discovered at 2 am. Bryan Fire Department responded quickly but could do little as hose and salvage crews toiled. Mayor, pastor, and cadet corps coordinated efforts while officials saved records and limited property loss. damage forced classes to be postponed. Continued to Page 3.
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Malovey
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W. G
Hall
James Sullivan
Ames
Brat
College Weere
Atudenta
Jey
Treat
Given
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Howe
CL. Fenton
Langerone
Ficran
Ding
Democrats Gather in Houston for State Committee
Eighteen of thirty-one members of the state democratic executive committee convene in Houston. Contests from Lavaca, El Paso, Panola, and Duval counties shape the report to the Baltimore convention. Wilson faction leads for temporary chairman. Harmon and Clark factions seek influence but aim to honor the Wilson majority. A push forms for Gregory of Austin to back Wilson’s national committee candidacy.
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Houston
Texan
Mret
Wilson
Harmon
Wilton
Clark
Cuba Crisis Fades as U S Aims to Avoid Interventio
President Taft and Cuban leader Gomez exchange signals amid confusion over US warship movements. An official note from Washington asserts the United States will not intervene unless American lives or property are at risk, while vessels prepare to Key West for potential diplomacy.
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Gomes
Cuba
Baten
Beauprest Marana Taw
United States
Associated Press
Jersey City
Taft
Gomez
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