Bailey speaks in Fort Worth crowd at Hermann park
Senator Bailey arrived Monday in Fort Worth to address a large crowd at Hermann park after a Knights of Beginia parade. He praised Fort Worth, opposed a non navigable Trinity waterway, and promised to make the Trinity navigable to Fort Worth if possible.
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Senate Passes Engrossment For Judicial Reform Commission
The Texas Senate moved a bill to create a three member commission to suggest judiciary reform measures to the next legislature. The engrossed text provides all three commissioners be named by the governor, a shift from prior proposals. A second engrossment measure would stiffen penalties for anti trust law violations by adding imprisonment for officers of offending firms.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Jewelers Organize In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Jewelers association organized at a meeting in Oklahoma City with officers: Joe Majors South McAlester president W P asale Enid vice president F Boasen Oklahoma City secretary and T F Miller Tonkawa treasurer.
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Tonkawa
Woman badly burned while burning trash in yard
Mrs. J. S. Lansdale mother of Sumner Lansdale city editor of the Courier-Gazette was burned when her clothing caught fire. She ran to a neighbor’s house and the flames were extinguished, but her clothing was nearly burned off.
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Daily Courier-Gazette
County goes dry in Emory prohibition vote
In Emory Texas on March 19 the prohibition election produced a 26 vote dry county result. Whisky supporters had planned to open saloons but departed from town after the outcome.
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Bryan backs unions as greatest force for good
In China on March 19 Willis Bryan praised trade unions at a closing conference of the Industria Exhibit. He said unions have increased wages shortened hours and improved worker comfort while boosting citizenship and morals. He credited unions with advancing the Australian ballot and reducing child labor, and urged women to join unions, noting they could achieve as much as men.
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Greater Louisville Exposition Opens With Roosevelt Button
All home products are exhibited as Louisville hosts a grand opening. President Roosevelt’s thumb on a button triggers bells and whistles while President T A MacDonald, Governor Beckham, Mayor Barth, and William Rogers Cis of Lexington address thousands. The fair promises an all age of goods from Louisville including a strong government exhibit from war navy treasury and post office departments.
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Yoakum and President Hold Second Conference
The president met Monday with B F Yoakum chair of Rock Island Railroad board. Yoakum supports close cooperation between railroads and the federal government and urged the strongest possible relationship. Cleveland commemorations note his seventy years with city flags on March 19.
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Tragedy at Chamblee Bros Store in Birmingham
Frank P Chamblee, partner in Chamblee Bros clothing, was found unconscious on the store floor in Birmingham after a stroke and died an hour later. Officials said he had been alone in the shop since Sunday, collapsed and lay unattended through the night.
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Costly Blaze Destroys Augusta Chronicle Office
Fire at 3 30 Tuesday morning wrecked eight linotype machines and damaged presses and paper at the Augusta Chronicle office in Augusta Georgia. The Western Union Telegraph Co and the union city ticket office also suffered losses. Estimated damages range from 75000 to 100000 with partial insurance. The blaze started in the Chronicle job office owned by Murphy and Billings and was brought under control by 10 o clock.
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River Pilot Reports Sternwheel Boats Harmful to Trinity
Captain W H Edrington, commander of the Harvey, says sternwheel boats are a host for yellow fever aboard the 218 SMD vessel off Astror ton. The board will stay in quarantine for the required time as the cause is investigated.
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