New Officers Chosen for National Partners Union
Dallas March 12 The executive committee of the National Partners Union and the Texarkana organization elected J H Garrett of Houston County Texas as president and R H McCulloch of Beebe Arkansas as secretary and treasurer Other officers include S A Daw Shawnee Okla W S Miller Delta Texas Campbell Russell Hereford J T and C S Barrett Atlanta Ga with other board members to hold over until successors are chosen A convention is planned for Amarillo Next central block in Amarillo burned causing 75000 loss 45000 insured Elks club Wells Fargo offices and Roach druggists damaged Carson absent in Cuba.
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National Partners’ Union
Texarkana” Organizaton
Calvin
J. H. Garrett
Houston County
Texas
R. H. McCulloch
Beebe
Ark
S. A. Daws
Shawnee
Okla
W. S
Amarillo
Tex
Thomas Carson
Elks’ Club
B. R. Roach & Co
Wells- Fargo Express
Carson
Cuba
Taunted Drunken Man Fires Shot Wounding Boy
In Velardena Mexico Morton Ford, visiting with his parents from Middlesboro Kentucky, was shot in the arm after taunts by a drunken man who drew a pistol. The bullet broke the arm at the elbow. Ford is the son of R. C. Ford.
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Laredo
Morton Ford
R. C. Ford
Mexico
Velardena
Morton Boy
Mr. Ford
Middlesboro
Local option results show dry counties in Texas
Kaufman and Fannin counties vote to maintain dry status with sizable anti booze majorities. Kaufman remains dry by over 750 votes while Fannin tilts further against prohibition by about 1 600 votes. New York March 12 United Mine Workers wage readjustment rejected by coal operators.
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Kaufman
Fannin
Bell County
Austin
Kaufman County
Fannin County
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Large Poultry Shipment Outbound From Italy Texas
J E Lloyd, an Italy merchant, shipped about 4000 fowls ducks geese chickens and turkeys to Los Angeles California in a single car This is his second poultry car shipment within a month. Hotel Burns at Spartansburg DC destroyed by fire saving furnishings but losing the building with losses estimated at 30000 dollars
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Italy
Tex
J. E. Lloyd
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Lloyd
Burns
Spartansburg
D. C
Whitestone Springs
Dallas Defeats St. Louis In Lone Run Victory
Dallas, March 12. The Dallas team of the Texas league beat the St. Louis American league club 1 to 0 in a Saturday game. Dallas won again on Sunday in eleven innings by a 5 to 4 score.
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Dallas
St. Louis
Texas Baseball League
Well Blowout at Annanias Gas Field Near Shreveport
A Producers' company gas well in the Annanias field twenty miles north of Shreveport blew out on Sunday night. Flames rocks and salt chunks reached about 200 feet high. The blast caused piping to fail and damaged the well. Several sightseers were present but no injuries were reported.
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Shreveport
Producers’ Company
Annanias
Weil
Cold Wave Threatens Fruit Crops Across Regions
Ardmore reports a cold wave Saturday night and Sunday with fruit trees budding. Wind chill brought temperatures to zero Sunday morning and trains iced in Vinita. Oklahoma City saw snow flurries as fears grow for fruit crop damage in Oklahoma and Indiana Territory areas.
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Ardmore
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Vinita
Oklahoma City
Knife in Back Shock Murders Italian in New York
Giovanni Romano was stabbed to death at Oak and Oliver streets Sunday night. Guiseppe Santaros was arrested on suspicion. Romano was found standing up with a knife in his back and seven other wounds. He died within fifteen minutes.
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New York
Giovanni Romano
Oak and
Oliver Streets
Guiseppe Santaros
Romano
Election Declared Illegal by Gun Merchants Association
Memphis report notes directors of the National Gun merchants' association void the Dallas December officer election. A convention is set for July 25 here to conduct another election. Also from Brownsville a carload of cabbage shipped by Piper Bros. comes from cabbage grown five miles away.
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Memphis
National Gunners’ Association
Dallas
Tex
Brownsville
Piper Bros
Brevities Bunched From Across the Nation
A digest of terse items: Sulphur planing mill burns for 5000 dollars in Indian Territory. Katy spreads thousands of trees along its line. Mexia’s L E Camp fatally shoots himself. Broken Arrow seeks recording district status. Oklahoma City leader F R Rogers dies suddenly. Shamokin miner J M Lee smothered to death. Iowa assembly tackles a bill to kill incurables. El Paso switchman G O Blythe killed by a train. Jacksonville Texas to get a state bank with 25000 capital. Towboat Lysie sinks near Braddock. Houston plans two ten story buildings and a seven story structure. Wolfe City bank organized with 55000 capital. New York to propose dam rebuild to Austin. Chicago saloon murder over a 6 50 debt. Cleveland escape from jail by Arthur Haley. Dallas meat market burglary yields 300 plus. Raleigh wagon accident claims Jack Weiss and John Whitelake. Range Texas boy dies after fall from chair. Lorena Texas Louis Campbell shot four times by a rival.
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L. E. Camp
Mexia
Tex
Broken Arrow
I. T
F. R. Rogers
Oklahoma City
J. M. Lee
Shamokin
Thomas Lysie
Braddock
Houston
Citizens National Bank
Wolfe City
New York
Austin City
G R. Bunting
Dallas
Jack Weiss
John Whitelake
Raleigh
N. C
W. Payne
Louis Campbell
Lorena
Incensed House Seethes Over Senate Statehood Action
Washington March 12 The House voices strong displeasure at Senate moves on statehood and other measures. Speaker Cannon and Indiana Republican Watson denounce Senate amendments and vow the House will stand firm, arguing for conference on the statehood bill and opposing concessions.
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House
Washington
White House
Cannon
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Cannot
Congress
Aldrich, Burrows & Co
White slave trade raid yields long inquiry in New York
The district attorney's office pursued the case with indictments expected against men tied to Robert Spriggs, a Black person arrested in a Minetta lane raid. A woman said she was gagged for three days after attempting escape. another reported a week without food. Police commissioner Bingham ordered captains to report on Black dens.
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New York
Henneberry
Bly and Garvin
Robert Spriggs
Minetta Lane
Garvin
Bingham
Fire destroys Hamby’s saloon barber shop and drug store
A fire in Austin destroyed Hamby’s saloon on Sixth Street along with a barber shop and a drug store. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars, partially insured. The blaze followed reports of commercial activity in the area and prompted insurance and business regulation notes.
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Austin
Hamby
Hast Sixth Street
Railroad Commission
Bastrop
Fayette
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Katy
San Antonio
Clay
Texas
Wildcat
Gilbert to resign from Twelfth district seat
Fort Wayne Indiana March 12 Hon Newton W Gilbert representative in the Twelfth district an congress from e will shortly resign here that he sign his seat to accept a judgeship in the Philippines offered him by the president. Gilbert will give up his seat sometime during the present session.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Newton W. Gilbert
Philippines
Gilbert
Jealousy Tragedy: Woman Shoots Man Then Falls From Stairs
In Wichita, Kansas, Miss Certeen Morrow shot her sweetheart William Morrow, age 24, at the head of a staircase. The body rolled down the stairs into the street after the shooting. The motive was jealousy and the woman then fell or rolled partway down.
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Certeen
Wichita
Kan
Yine Miller
William Morrow
Morrow
Supreme Court Rules Powers Case Not Removable to Federal Court
The Supreme Court of the United States decided the Caleb Powers case is not removable from the state court to a federal court. Washington reports the ruling on March 12, noting the high court rejected Powers' attempt to move the case federally.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Caleb Powers
Supreme Court of the United States
Bernhardt to Lay Chattanooga Theater Cornerstone
French actress Sarah Bernhardt has agreed to lay the cornerstone of the new Shubert theater in Chattanooga. The ceremony will be held in formal style next Friday afternoon with the actress to perform that night in the city auditorium built for great conventions.
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Chattanooga
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Jay
Shubert Theater
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