May pave Main Street plan discussed by city leaders
Mayor Maloney and Aldermen Jen Tting and Levy pursue a cooperative Main Street paving plan. Property owners would pay one third and the city one third of the cost. Today they interviewed owners, receiving strong favor for the plan with few objections. Tomorrow the Eagle will publish the complete list and reactions as paving prospects appear favorable.
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Peden Iron & Steel founder D. D. Peden dies
Houston Texas Oct. 25 banker D D Peden founder and president of Peden Iron and Steel Company died today at age. He built the steel firm into a regional supplier and community leader.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
D. D. Peden
Peden Iron & Steel Company
Third Government Ginners Report issued on October 18
Washington Det. 25 The third ginnings report of the season, compiled from census, bureau, correspondents, and agents across the cotton belt, shows 6,838,841 bales of cotton ginned as of October 18 1912. It notes heavy activity in late September to mid October, with prior years’ figures for comparison and details on round bales and new ginning acreage.
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Cotton Belt
Dana Durand
New Island
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Salen
Aleta
Great Servian Victory Reported Near Kumanova
Dispatches from Constantinople and Belgrade describe desperate fighting in the Balkans with Turkish forces hammering north of Kumanova, routing Bulgarians and capturing artillery while Montenegrins at Scutari are repulsed. Belgrade cites a great Servian victory and talks of conditional surrender for the Turks at Servin. London reports Balkan allies executing their part of the war’s first stage.
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Negro Charged With Criminal Assault Case in Dallas
Dallas Texas October 25 Marlon, charged with criminal assault on a person, proved an affidavit and was released today.
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Marlon
Urgro
Executions Reported After DMZ Offers
Rebels Two of DMZ group executed by a summary court after capture with Gen Feliz Diag forces. Execution reportedly secret and swift, prompting a writ to remove Felix Diaz from the military court. Federal judge to decide if rebel suspects face military or civil trial. officials cite threat to stability.
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Diaz to be tried under military code as rebel threat grows
By Assocutea wren Ver Cruz Oct 2 Gen. Polls Diaz faces military code treatment and possible execution if orders enforced. Hundreds of insurgents arrive as troops move to quell Diaz supporters at Tuxpan and Asullar near Pusbia, signaling a widening rebel conflict.
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Tuxpan
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Pusbia
Becken Found Guilty Of Fastiesree Murder
New York October 4 Charles Becker was found guilty of murder in the first degree by the jury in the Rosenthal case. The verdict was read at midnight and Becker was remanded to the Tombs until October 30. Prosecutor Whitman announced plans to try the four gunmen for the Row Juetual murder in November. Becker’s chief counsel John F. McIntyre said he would appeal.
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Anathe Goft
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Ihla Chambers
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Justice Golf
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Huey
John F. McIntyre
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Leutenant
Bessie Lawrence
B. Z. Ben Yow
Francis
Santa Fe Fire Damage Hits Longview Roundhouse
A damaged Santa Fe roundhouse in Longview causes major losses with three locomotives affected and equipment rushed to safety. The blaze spreads to oil tanks prompting emergency actions and immediate company response.
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Longview
Torus
Santa Fe
Gea
Prominent Aaladad Mam Besighed
An Assistant Pree from Waco reports exam results and school updates from Fort Worth and Dailies Waco. The Central office signed today with a tentative date in November. The individual named Hoeneyamai is not proceeded with.
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Waco
Ats
Fort Worth
Une Tenas Central
California
Hoeneyamai
Roosevelt resumes campaign activities after shooting incident
Associated Press reports from Oyster Bay that Theodore Roosevelt resumed active campaigning today after his shooting, dictating letters and preparing his New York speech as he recovers from the event. The return marks his first sustained public activity since the attack a few days ago.
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