Prolific Political Notes From Bryan Texas Sept 15
The item lists political chatter about Bishop Ward’s reform plan in Asia and China, notes the Sixth district GOP risk, mentions Hearst’s New York governor bid via Independence League, covers a Cameron suit over nominating petitions in a Democratic contest against Hardy, and lists a local ad for Norw school bonnets and Foods for children.
Methodist Church Progress Underway in Town
Work on the new Methodist church building advances with brickwork started and roof prepared for metal shingles. Corner stone to be laid next week under Masonic auspices with additional ceremonies to follow. Parsonage foundation laid and construction to proceed rapidly.
Death of John Wymola and Homecoming Call
The funeral for 30 year old John Wymola was held at St. Josephs Church with Rev. Gleissner officiating. Wymola left a wife and child, plus three brothers, and was described as an industrious farmer and Catholic. Also noted is Laura B Payne named as socialist party nominee for Congress in the Twelfth district and Gov Jelks call for a Home-Coming of Alabamians beginning Oct 15.
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John Wymola
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gleissner
Wymola
Messrs
Jake
Charles Wymola
Laura B. Payne
Socialist Party For Congress
Texas
Jelks
Excursion Sales From Houston and Dallas Notices
H. and T. C. Excursions announces Sunday departure Houston to Galveston at 3 40 p m September 15 and 2 48 a m September 16 with limit September 17 fares 195 to Houston 220 to Galveston. Dallas sale for Presbyterian Synod on September 20 and morning 21 from Greenville Knights and Ladies of Honor sale September 16 and 17 with limit 21.
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Houston-Galveston
Houston
Galveston
Dallas
Presbyterian Synod
Greenville
Account Knights and Ladies of Honor
Independence League nominates full state ticket in New York
The Independence League chaired by W. R. Hearst held two sessions in New York on September 12 to form a platform and endorse a full state ticket. The group denounces boss rule and insurance scandals, calls for free vote and honest count, and supports public ownership of utilities with local home rule and city empowerment.
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New York
Independence League
W. R. Hearst
W. J. Connors
Buffalo
Mr. Heart
Hearst
Jerome
League
Higgins
Four attackers slit J H Reece and leave him near death
Amarillo Texas reports J H Reece was held up late Monday by four men. One slashed him repeatedly with a knife, leaving his entrails exposed and arteries severed. He was found dying and taken to St Anthony’s sanitarium. Police arrested W T Groves Ed Barnhill and Al Prescot. another assailant remains at large.
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Amarillo
Tex
J. H. Reece
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Reece
W. T. Groves
Ed Barnhill
al Prescott
Former Deputy Sheriff Charged With Assault on Niece
Waxahachie Texas September 12 The commission of J H Battles special deputy sheriff was revoked and he was arrested on charges of criminally assaulting his fourteen year old niece He waived preliminary hearing and in default of a 5000 bail was remanded to jail
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Waxahachie
Tex
J. H. Battles
Battles
Tragic In El Paso Woman Found Dead With Gunshot
El Paso reports the death of Aelina Lujan described as one of the city's most beautiful Mexican women. Police say two bullet holes were found in her breast, a pistol on the bed, and blood on the wall. her husband was arrested.
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el Paso
Aelina Lujan
Salem marshal kills man during saloon disturbance
Salem Oregon September 12. Town Marshal Krecher shot and killed Alfred Lambert while attempting to quell a disturbance in a St Paul saloon. One officer was wounded in the arm and three unidentified men were shot, one mortally. The principals fled. Austin September 12. The State Printing Board awarded a two year stationery contract to Tobin Book Store of Austin as the only bidder.
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Salem
Ore
St. Paul
Krecher
Alfred Lambert
Austin
State Printing Board
Tobin Book Store
Train wreck near Sudbury causes twelve deaths
A Canadian Pacific railway train derailed west of Sudbury killing seven instantly and leaving five others to die from injuries. The disaster occurred near Sudbury on September 12 as officials investigated the wreck.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sudbury
Harden Convicted Under Local Option Law In Waxahachie
Sam Harden was convicted of violating the local option law in Waxahachie Texas. He was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to twenty days in jail.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Sam Harden
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Japan
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Korea
Siam
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Richard Mays
Cameron
Mays
Congress
Executive ‘Committee
Hardy
Mayo
J. L. Halbert
S. O. Wofford
Norw School
Methodist Church Progress
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
MNO
A. Moore
Cole Hdw. Co
Eka
Crano
S. L. Ewing
Uain St
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Agent Bryan
H. H. Henry
J. W. Brogdon
R. L. Brogdon
Henry & Brogdon Bros
Boarders
The
Bryan Steam Laundry
Hearne & Dansby
Pullman
Denver
Col
Fort Worth
Denver Road
St. Louis
Denison
St.Louis
Waco
H. A. Jones
M. L. Robbins