Loose’s Awful Acts Turn Weapon On Family
New York police report Carl Loose, a 57 year old baker, fired on his breakfast table group after an all night absence. His 17 year old daughter Meta was killed and his 24 year old son Frederick, a Lutheran minister, was fatally wounded with a bullet in the abdomen. His other son John, 19, disarmed him and Loose was arrested on murder charges.
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New York
Upper East Side
Carl Loose
Meta
Frederick
John
Loose
Yaye
S. C
Texas Delegation Sees No Tariff Cut on Texas Goods
Representatives Stephens Burgess Randell Gillespie and others from Vernon Gonzales Sherman and Fort Worth attend tariff hearings. They believe no reduction will be made on rice sugar wool and other Texas products. Senator Bailey and Burgess join the monetary conference sessions.
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Washington
Navy
Stephens
Vernon
Burgess
Gonzales
Randell
Sherman
Gillespie
Fort Worth
Texas
Congress
Bailey
Far-Reaching Opinion From Assistant Attorney General
Assistant Attorney General Walthall holds a legislator who resigns to avoid anti-pass laws must stay in office until a successor is elected and sworn in. The ruling affects those who resigned to avoid free passes, including T. D. Cobb of Bexar County. Governor Head invited to duck hunt with Coloonel Bryan. General Newton declines. Kane seeks 44000 dollars over two years to fund agricultural education. In Gallipolis, Dr. O S Mills, 48, house physician at the Columbus insane asylum, killed himself leaving a note reading Whats the use.
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Walthall
Austin
T. D. Cobb
Bexar County
George J. Head
Brownsville
Coloonel W. J. Bryan
King Ranch
Newton
Head
Kane
Death by chloroform claims Taylor citizen
Jake Breiger a prominent Taylor Texas citizen died from the effects of drinking chloroform He leaves a widow and child and the death is reported from Taylor on November 24.
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Taylor, Tex
Jake Breiger
Prank of Texan Triggers Flurry at St Charles Hotel
John L. Hagler a large Texan armed with a magazine pistol and thirty five cartridges caused a tense thirty minutes at the St Charles hotel New Orleans. He roamed from room to room striking a chambermaid and firing at house detective G E Williams before being restrained and confined in a padded cell. No blood was shed aside from a nosebleed injury in the confrontation.
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New Orleans
John L. Hagler
St. Charles
G. 8
Williams
House of Detention
Billy
Inter State Commerce Commission Adjourns Rate Hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission adjourned the rate hearing at noon Tuesday in San Antonio. Judge Lane said the next meeting location would be decided after consulting the commission, with Washington a probable site. H. G. Askew attributed rate increases to high injury claims, wages, and coal costs. Lane questioned understanding of Texas intangible tax law and an official will study the tax significance.
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San Antonio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lane
Washington
H. G. Askew
Texas Railroads
Army Captain W T Davidson Weds Miss Mary Hudson
In Belton Texas on November 24 Captain W T Davidson of the U S Army married Miss Mary Hudson. The couple plans a wedding tour of Japan and China before proceeding to the Philippines where the groom is stationed.
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Belton
Tex
W. T. Davidson
United States Army
Mary Hudson
Japan
China
Philippines
Cowan to file $500000 railroad overcharge claims
Fort Worth announces Judge S. Cowan will travel to Washington to file claims before the Interstate Commerce Commission for the Texas Lattle Raisers' Association. The $500 000 sum reflects overcharges under the St Louis decision and represents the association's agreed amount.
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Fort Worth
S. Cowan
Washington
Interstate Comerce Commission
Texas Lattle Raisers’ Association
St. Louis
Pugilist Bradley in Serious Condition After bout
Philadelphia reports Fred Bradley of Boston severely injured in a savage contest at the West End Athletic club with Al Kubiak the Michigan Giant. He suffers brain concussion and possible skull fracture and remains hospitalized at Presbyterian hospital. All principals appeared before a magistrate. Kubiak jailed without bail with others held on $800 bail each.
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Philadelphia
Fred Bradley
Boston
West End
al Kubiak
Kelly
Kubiak
Daly
Bradley
O'Hara
Kulbiak
O’brien
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Madras and
Cape Cod
Kina
Malaga
Tley & Palmer
Gallipolis
Mills
Columbus Insane Asylum
St. Charles Hotel
G. S. Parker
J. W. English
E. H. Astin
J. K. Parker
J. N.cole
Cowan
Messrs
Skipworth and Cuesy
Schwarzchild
Drew Selby Fine
Maloney Bros
Cogan
Slater
Morris
America
W. L. Douglas
Derden
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