Prohibitionists Left on Ballot in Texas Race
Prohibition party candidates for governor and state officials will appear on the official ballot despite a Texas party withdrawal. Independence party Governor candidate is not listed. voters must write in. The Supreme Court and Court of Civil Appeals opened their fall terms with several submissions and a few cases.
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Austin
Prohibition Party
Texas
Davie
State Department
Independence Party
E. W. Moonie Nae Tah Dom
Lan
Hali Dacy
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Court of Appeals
Taxi strike sparks clashes across New York streets
Chaos erupted in New York on Sunday as taxi cab chauffeurs walked out. A strike breaker was badly injured as stones and missiles damaged red cabs. eight cars operated with chauffeurs and patrolmen. Alexander Schenk was severely beaten near Knickerbocker Club on Fifth Avenue before police arrived.
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New York
Alexander Schenck
Knickerbocker ‘Club
Fifth Aveue
Schwenck
Longworth denies orders to quit stump in Evansville
Evansville Indiana October 5 Congressman Longworth denied he was ordered to leave the stump before returning home to Cincinnati. He said he left Evansville for Pittsburgh last week to speak at a historical celebration and expected to appear often until the campaign ends.
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Evansville
Ind
Cincinnati
Longworth
Pittsburg
Eleven Die In Mulberry Street Tenement Fire
Tenement house blaze on Mulberry Street in New York results in eleven deaths with residents killed by flames and smoke. Fire crews battled the fire as casualties mounted and investigations begin into cause and building safety.
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New York
Mulberry Street
Sterling Strong's stance shifts on prohibition politics in Texas
Austin reports Sterling Strong refutes anti prohibition backers while the Democratic state executive committee threatens to drop the submission proposition and back a statutory prohibition bill in the next legislature. Antis fear the momentum of the movement wanes as party factions split over the issue.
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Houston
Dallas Dispatch
Strong
Prohibition Committee
State
Democratic Committee
San Antonio
Dispatch
Austin
Sterling Strong
Democratic State Executive Committee
Mother of Many Arrives in New York with 23 Children
Mrs. Alice Camp, mother of twenty three living children, arrived from the Isle of Wight with eleven offspring and five grandchildren. The group, greeted by relatives including daughter Mrs. George Warren and son Arthur, traveled by carriage to the Pennsylvania railroad ferry after passing Ellis Island. Alfred Camp, formerly with Queen Victoria’s stables, came to America three years ago and settled in Pittsburg.
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New York
Alice Camp
Isle of Wight
the Battery
Ellis Island
George Warren
Warren
Kathleen Warren
New Haven
Conn
Queen Victoria
America
Pittsburg
Southampton
Frederick
Alice
Gertrude
Margaret
Sydney
Alfred
John
Arthur
Step Son Stabbing Charged in Gainesville
Gainesville Texas October 5 Henry Wagoner a negro barber was arrested and charged with stabbing Earnest Townsend his step son in a family quarrel The youth was believed to be fatally wounded in the incident
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Gainesville
Tex
Henry Wagoner
Earnest Townsend
Beaumont men plan three week trade trip to Mexico and Nicaragua
Ten Beaumont businessmen depart on Wednesday for three weeks touring Mexico and Nicaragua to boost Texas banana trade. The delegation aims to strengthen Texas Mexico and lantern trade routes and improve regular services. The report notes Sa Taft at Leavenworth with Taft addressing workers as rain halted toil.
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Galveston
Beaumont
Mexico
Nicaragua
Texas
Rock Island line to start Amarillo cutoff soon
Vice President Mudge announces the Rock Island railway will begin work in a few days on the cutoff from Amarillo to Tuccumcari New Mexico shortening the route between New York and San Francisco and between El Paso and Memphis. Two men were arrested at Sherman on charges of stealing horses from Oklahoma to Texas. Judge Denton of Sixth district court delivered a special charge about night riders under the white cap act and urged punishment. Farmers and ginners fear their appearance. The Ox argued on labor questions and defended his injunction actions amid a welcoming crowd in the yards.
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Rock Island Railway
Amarillo
Tuccumcari
N. M
New York
San Francisco
el Paso
Memphis
Sherman
Oklahoma
Texas
Paris
Tex
Denton
Sixth District Court
North
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