Duc de Chaulnes Dies in Paris on Wedding Trip
Duc de Chaulnes, who wed Miss Theodora Shonts in New York in February, was found dead in his hotel room in Paris. The cause was listed as an embolism. The groom was the son-in-law of Theodore P. Shonts of New York, president of the Interborough Metropolitan Railway.
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New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Paris
Duc de Chaulnes
Duc
Theodore Shonts
Europe
Associated Press
Due de Chaulnes
Theodora Shonts
Interborough Metropolitan Railway Company
Hotel Langham
Local Briefs From Texas and Nearby States
Short items report a San Angelo rag factory project, several deaths including Harvey Graves near DeLeon and a man crushed in Shreveport, multiple serious injuries, and various local financial and crime notes across Texas Oklahoma and nearby areas. Names include Radamacher Robb Keough Graves Harlan and others with minor incidents and civic actions.
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San Angelo
Tex
Peter A. Radamacher
Harrisburg
DeLeon
Harvey Graves
Thomas Keough
Shreveport
East Liverpool
George Robb
Sapulpa
Okla
Two Gold Medals for Declamatory Contest Winners
Austin Literary Society to award two prizes this year. Caldwell Medal funded by J M Caldwell of Bryan to the best declaimer or debater. A second prize of 10 gold dollars or a gold medal from an unnamed donor goes to the top contestant among at least ten entrants. A preliminary round will select six finalists for the final contest during commencement week.
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Austin Literary Society
J. M. Caldwell
Bryan
Italian Car Wins 259 Mile Briar Cliff Race
Sarto led car No 1 from the start at 5 07 am as 22 top cars began a hazardous 259 mile contest in Briar Cliff New York. Louis Strang in car No 4 crossed first at completion 5 hours 14 minutes 13 1 2 seconds to win the Briar Cliff trophy Cearino second car No 2 elapse 5 21 5 2 5 seconds Guy Vaughn third 5 28 29 2 5 seconds
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Briar Cliff
N. Y
Sarto
Barney Oldfield
Louis Strang
Cearino
Guy Vaughn
Mrs Dora McDonald Refuses to Leave Chicago Hotel
Mrs Dora McDonald wife of the late Michael C McDonald and defendant in the Webster Guerin murder case registers at a downtown hotel and refuses to depart despite management efforts. She declares she will stay as long as she desires, citing notoriety as the reason for objecting to leaving and noting room was engaged for her by a man claiming she would remain weeks.
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Chicago
Dora McDonald
Michael C. McDonald
Webster Guerin
R. E. McDonald
Katy
Eufaula
Okla
JL. C. Chandler
Dallas
Nelms
Texhoma
Miss Buena
Powderly Arrives in Galveston to Open Immigration Agency
Hon T V Powderly, chairman of information for the immigration division of commerce and labor, arrives in Galveston to set up an agency for distributing aliens in Texas and the southwest. He aims to help American born and foreign workers find employment homes in good localities and other benefits.
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Galveston
T. V Powderly
Division of Information
Immigration Department of Commerce and Labor
Texas
Southwest
Train jumps track injuring score of passengers in Canisteo
Rochester N Y April 24 The train No 4 known as the Chicago express jumped the track while passing Canisteo at 830 oclock going sixty miles per hour A score of passengers were injured but none were killed
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Rochester
N. Y
Canisteo
City approves Ha van paving plan with Cuban labor rule
Havana officials back Governor Magoon to pave and sewer Ha van while mandating 75 percent Cuban hiring on the project. Other briefs note a shooting accident near Eufaula Oklahoma and several local mishaps.
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Havana
Magoon
Havan
Lawyer Question Sparks Witty Witness Exchange
In court a lawyer asked two women in the witness box their ages. One responded with a sharp remark claiming she was old enough to have sold milk you drank as a baby and that she still had not received her money.
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S.h.dunlap&x Co
M. H. James
Stevenson Machine and Repair
North Texas
Harder & Buckhaults
Alkay S
Feead
John Wittman
Merchant Tailo
Bryan Steam
W. O. Hearn
Propr
The
Miller House
W. F. Miller
Prop'r
W B. Hudson
Hudson
W. W. Wilson Franklin, Tex. Wilson
Franklin
Brazos and
Robinson Counties
SAE
Moses Hughes
Hidge
Sandy Point Road
B. Hudson
G. N
Kennedy
E.C. Dewitt & CO
U.S.A
H. R. Cavitt
Chaulnes
Shonts
City of New York
Trinity River
Liberty
McKinney, Tex
Lois Williams
Geronimo, Okla
First State Bank of
Bennington
Oklahoma
Vatican
Old Fort Arbuckle
Blossom
Oklahoma Ironworks of
Tulsa
Sour Lake
Malvern H. Farmer
James Young
McAlester
Mildred Wilson
Upper Sandusky
Enid
Rube Harlan
Muskogee
Toney Pinsons
R. H. Lane
Mrs. McDonald
Alexander Watkins
Oklo
Newton Stafford
Jimmy
Chicago News
James & Nunn
Coods
E. Rohde
Upper Market
S. H. Franklin
Higgs
M. College
Board of Directors
United States
L. L. McInnis
H. OH. Harrington
W. C. Fountain
Smith Drug Co
J. F. Eaves
Zack Tally
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Court House
Brazos County
Jennetta
James & Nann
Law Henderson
A. B. Carson
T. R. Batte
Wilson & Erskine Wellborn
W. H. Lawrence
Houston
Sth
Corpus Christi
Corsicana
EL Paso
Fort Worth
San Antonio
C.K Dunlap
M.L. Robbins
Houston, Texas
Shy
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
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