Texas Farmers Congress opens eleventh session at A and M College
The Texas Farmers Congress launched its eleventh annual session at the A and M College with President E W Kirkpatrick presiding. Highlights include welcome by H H Harrington, remarks by Lee Young, and the annual report by T W Larkin. Exhibits feature stock by Burns and private exhibitors Howell Bros Red Polled cattle Sam Higgs horses and R R Royall hogs.
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Assembly Hall
A. and M. College
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Stephensville
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Denison
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Oklahoma
Lantern Bird
M. B. Davis
Waco
Texas Audubon Society
F. M. Bralley
Austin
Tess Conference On Education
Farmers’ Institutes
R. T Milner
W. O. Victor
Hondo
Texas Relice
Advertising at College Draws Visitors and Attention
Local papers Eagle and Piolet distributed many copies of their pages to visitors at the college area. The advertisements tout Bryan as a school town, trading center, and desirable place to live, attracting significant interest and activity.
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No Special Train Fails to Run for Farmers Congress
An effort by the Progressive League to secure a Bryan to College special train for the Farmers Congress failed. The plan was pursued by letter and telephone but proved unprofitable, leading to the cancellation of the train this time.
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Sullivan Wins Most Contested Seats in Democratic Convention
In Denver on July 7 the Democratic national committee quickly settled contests for seventy-six seats across Illinois New York Pennsylvania Idaho and DC only two states Pennsylvania and Idaho remaining to be decided next day. Roger C Sullivan of Chicago swept twenty contested seats from Cooy county amid conflict with Robert S Duke and allies.
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Austin
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Thirty-first
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Tryan
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Opposed to Bryan Rally to Block His Nomination
Denver observers report anti Bryan forces seeking delegates to deny him a two thirds majority. New York figures and state by state tallies are cited while police cordon and July convention preparations unfold in a hot Philadelphia heat wave after midday.
Two Dieppe Grand Prix Drivers Killed In Crash
Dieppe France July 7 two men Ciszac and his mechanic were crushed beneath a car during the grand prix race killing both men.
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Proposition to vote $100,000 courthouse bonds lost
Stamford Texas July 7 proposition to vote one hundred thousand dollar courthouse construction bonds failed by small margin.
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New Jersey Delegation Rules for Gray Vote Adopted
Denver July 7 The New Jersey delegation resolved to vote for Gray and adopted the unit rule.
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