Morgan Captures Senate Votes in Alabama Primary
In Alabama Senator Morgan won 55 of 56 counties and 116 of 120 Democratic votes for the U S Senate, while W J Samford swept to the governorship with the largest primary vote ever for a governor. Other notes cover Texas primaries, New York Republican planning, Secretary Long and vice presidency talk, Port Arthur fisheries, Groton Landing deputy guards, and a Kentucky court duel aftermath.
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Birmingham
Morgan
Johnston
United States
Bama
General Assembly
W. J. Samford
Washington
Long
McClintock
Paris
Tex
Congressman Cooper
Beaumont
Omen
Murat Halstead
College of Journalism
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Whitfield Bellamy
Mobile
Ala
University of Edingburgh
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Charles E. Smith
Reading Railway
Philadelphia
Governor Taylor
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Edward Stout
Sherman
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
Buckner
Ark
Charles R. Milliner
Athens
Fatal saloon row leaves four dead in Winder mining town
In Winder near Johnstown four men were killed and two wounded after a drunken saloon brawl Sunday night. An Italian suspect may face charges but a man matching his description died by train near South Fork. Victims were John Nalverson Ed P McAuley Gus Grieyback and Samuel Shives. Wounded were Thomas Kipling and Jerk Buckwalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Winder
South Fork
John Nalverson
Ed P. McAuley
Gus Grieyback
Samuel Shives
Storms kill two in Kansas area and spillover alerts
A Sunday storm near Winfield Clenwater and Putnam Kansas caused two deaths and many injuries. Other notes report varied incidents from Kansas Texas and beyond including polio measures in St. Joseph Texas and a Philadelphia mint surge to meet demand for one cent pieces.
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Winfield
Clenwater
Putnam
Kas
St. Jo
Tex
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Fort Worth
Philadelphia Mint
McKinley
Dewey
Philippine Commission
Mexitco Personal Tour Promotes Mexico Excursion
The notice advertises a personally conducted Mexico excursion on Saturday April 21 with expert guides. Tickets go on sale at all stations of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. For details contact M. L. Robbins in Houston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Italy
Egypt
Switzerland
Europe
M. L. Robbins
Gen
Tkt Agt
Houston
Texas
Excursions on H T C and H T Tickets to San Antonio and Austin
Travel notices list round trip fares and limits for April excursions. H T Q O offers San Antonio trips at 15 with return by April 22 and possible Mexico extension. Houston line details Bryan departures with multiple times, fares, and April 21 or 22 limits. Austin via Hempstead convention trips priced 4.00 with April 22 limit.
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San Antonio
Knighta
Mexico
Houston
Bryan
Avatin—K. of P
Austin
Hempstead
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John T. Morganson
Alabama
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Ernor
T. Morgan
Dallas
Bailey
Hill
Hunt
Potter
Chilton
Nueces
Mills
Camp
Bastrop
New York
Thomas ©. Platt
Theodore Roosevelt
Chauncey M. Depew
B. B. Odell
Port Arthur
American Fisheries Company
Groton Landing
N. Y
Cornell Dam
Colson
Frankfort
David G. Colson
Colson-Scott
Ethelbert Scott
Charles Julian
Luther W. Demaree
Dr. Brown
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Cole
Boston
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
United States District Court
Wichita
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army of America
Opera House
Red Crusade
Colorado
Tokio
Seoul
Russia
Japan
Masampo
Dawson
King’s Daughters
India
Martin-McVean
McVean
Joe Bass
Joe Potello
South
McAlester
L. T
C. P. Stubblefield
Chicota
Rufus Wright
Chicago
Louisa Lottridge
John Hannigan
Covington
York City
Julius Koster
Germany
New York City
Thomasville
Southern Railway
Mexitco
Ben S. Read
Mrs Hopkins
Mrs. Hopkins
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