Various Political Snippets and Humorous Echoes
A collage of brief items cites Democratic primaries announcements a Baltimore preacher’s homecoming from a 40000 mile tour and Kansas polling on Bryan versus Taft. It also notes press quips on hats, religion, a Kentucky Texas ranger joke, Fairbanks Hughes ticket talk, a Ladies Union meeting in Navasota, star gazing and kissing, a Pennsylvania rooster incident, and Bryan’s Richmond speech on public office and embezzlement.
Results of Bailey Rally and Delegates Nominations
The Bailey rally approved delegates and alternates for the Bailey ticket with Joseph W. Bailey of Cooke County and others named for statewide and legislative posts. Attendance estimates ranged from 4,500 to 10,000, with pledges totaling $20,600 and Bailey planning a statewide canvass after primaries.
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United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Cooke County
M. M. Brooks
Court of Criminal Appeals
Dallas County
James L. Story
Caldwell County
Andrew J. Baker
Texas General Land Office
Tom Green County
B. F. Looney
Senate
Senator Bailey
John R. Kubena
House of Representatives
Fayette County
J. R
Dick) Bowman
Potter County
Charles L. Bradfield
Bailey
Rusk County
H. A. O’neal
Cass County
Hampson Gary
Dallas News
Houston Post
Cone Johnson
Cullen Thomas
McGregor
Col. Wynne
Bryan Culberson
Wynne
Carden
Col
Dick Wynne
Rev Turrentine Reappears in Pulpit After Illness
Rev Turrentine preached to large congregations at the Methodist church on Sunday marking his first return after two weeks of illness. Sunday school attendance was high and Dr Lumpkin spoke on foreign mission fields for thirty minutes in lieu of the lesson. A missions collection exceeded seventeen dollars. The item ends with an advertisement: When ordering corn meal specify mill meal. Handled by all grocers.97 John Vick.
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Turrentiter
Methodist Church
Lumpkin
John Vick
College Baseball: Cornell Beats Georgetown 2 to 0 in Close Contest
A crowd witnessed a 2 0 victory as Cornell defeated Georgetown in a tightly played afternoon game. The lead changed through nine innings with Cornell scoring on a triple in the last half of the ninth. A rematch is set for 4:30 this afternoon as interest in local baseball grows with business support and public entertainment efforts.
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College
A. and M
Southwestern University of Georgetown
Cornell
Eagle
New York Republicans Eye Presidential Primaries
New York politicians focus on the statewide presidential primaries held tomorrow. Delegates will be elected to Congress district conventions and Assembly district conventions to select delegates to the national convention, with implications for control of the Republican State committee amid power struggles involving Woodruff Odell Parsons and Roosevelt factions. Pinehurst hosts the eighth annual United North and South amateur championship beginning today with 18 hole qualifiers and six divisions advancing to match play.
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New York
Republican State Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Harmony
Odell
Roosevelt
Pinehurst
N. C
Pinehurst Links
Warren K. Wood
Chiccagoi
George C. Dutton
Boston
Allen E. Lord
Washington
Imperial Elks Minstrel Parade Impresses Navasota Crowd
The Imperial Elks Minstrel troupe from Bryan arrived with the A and M College Band. A street parade drew a large crowd and the opera house show sold out. The Bryan youths performed expertly with home talent praised for a high-class production. The Navasota visit was profitable and appreciated.
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Imperial Elks
Bryan
A. and M. College
Navasota
Rockdale Revival Brings Dr. Compton to Baptist Church
Dr. Compton from Owensboro Ky will arrive Saturday and preach Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p m at the Rockdale Baptist church The revival has attracted many converts with fifty professions and 27 additions noted by Dr Geo B Butler Merchants close shops to attend morning services and a great rally is planned for Sunday at 3 p.m.
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Compton
Baptist Church
Geo. B. Butler
Rockdale
Butler
Rochdale
Owensboro
Bryan
The
Insurance of All Kinds Ad B Hines Agency
Insurance notice advertising Fire Life Accident Tornado Plate Glass and Bond and Live Stock Insurance offered by Inc and B Hines with contact phone 161 for coverage.
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Call On Inc
Hines
Indiana Republicans to Meet in State Convention
Indianapolis March 30 Indiana Republicans will hold a State convention on Wednesday with 1400 delegates. Jesse Overstreet of Indianapolis will be temporary chairman. One initial session will elect four delegates instructed for Fairbanks then adjourn to Thursday morning to name a full State ticket. Gubernatorial candidates include Charles W. Miller James H E Watson Hugh T Miller and William L Taylor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jesse Overstreet
Fairbanks
Govenor
Charles W. Miller
James HE. Watson
Hugh T. Miller
William L. Taylor
Tra vis County candidates cap barbecue gifts at five dollars
In Austin on March 29 Tra vis County candidates pledged to limit barbecues to four events and contributions to five dollars each. Governor Yon Yonson announced he will not pursue the Democratic presidential nomination but would accept if offered, noting millions of other Democrats could likewise respond.
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Austin
Texas
Travis County
Yon Yonson
Manly
Insurance Agency Seeks Your Business From Mitchell Purchase
Boyett and Myers announce they have purchased the J. F. Mitchell insurance agency and invite new customers to consider their services, providing a contact phone number 250 for inquiries. The notice accompanies a brief business expansion update.
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J. F. Mitchell
Boyett & Myers
Local Stock Feed Offers Special on Hay and Food
Harder and Buckhaults announce expanded stock with Alfalfa Hay North Texas Hay and White Wolf Stock Food. Their advertising claims one sack of stock food equals two sacks of bran and costs nothing extra. Phone 251.
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North Texas
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E. J. Fountain
Daily Eagle
Carnes & Wallace
Congress
Rufus Hardy
J. D. Conlee
Bryan, Texas
Baltimore
Topeka
Texas Republic
Campbell
Chicago News
Kentucky
Texas Ranger
Fairbanks and
Hughes
Ladies’ Presbyerian Union, Brazos Presbytery
William Jennings Bryan
Richmond
Rev. Turrentine
Emmel & Maloney
Southwesterniversity
First National Bank
White Crest Flour Club
Dwinell-Wright’s
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
E. C. Harder