Three Dallas youths linked to Navasota burglary released on bond
Eugene Lloyd, one of three boys arrested near Wellborn for burglarizing a negro house on W. E. Gandy's property, was freed on $400 bond posted by his Dallas father E. J. Lloyd. The others, Raymond Shaddon and Tom Phelps, remain jailed awaiting trial as the examining trial was waived.
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Eugene Lloyd
Navasota
W. E. Gandy
Wellborn
E. J. Lloyd
Dallas
McGee
Raymond Shaddon
Tom Phelps
Local Produce Market Prices List
Eggs 15c per dozen Butter 25c per pound Hens 3.00 to 3.50 per dozen Fryers 3.00 to 3.50 per dozen Broilers 1.50 to 2.00 per dozen Ducks 3.00 per dozen Geese 3.00 per dozen Turkeys 10c per pound Cows 4c to 4.5c per pound Calves 5c per pound Steers 5c per pound Mutton 5c per pound Hogs 6c to 7c per pound Oats 50c per bushel Corn 95c per bushel Prairie hay 12.99 per ton Alfalfa 18.00 per ton Green hides 6c to 8c per pound Dry hides 8c to 10c per pound
Wife No. One Testified Today in Caillaux Case
Paris reports Mme Gund ran, Caillaux's first wife, testified amid the Caillaux letter scandal. She described her former husband and Madame Caillaux, noting feelings of betrayal and a charged courtroom atmosphere as she defended her position.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Mme Gundran
Caillaux
Calmette
Mme. Guridan
Wme
McReynolds Sues New Haven for Corporate Separation
New York July 23 Attorney General McReynolds filed a civil suit in Federal Court to force the New Haven system to break up its subsidiary rail trolley and steamship lines. Indictments to follow later.
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Associated Press
New York
McReynolds
New Haven
Villa Carranza Break Rumor Denied
Secretary of State Bryan issues a statement denying rumors of another Carranza Villa break. George Carothers left El Paso today to see Villa and confirms no split has occurred.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
George Carothers
el Paso
Villa
Peru Revolution Frustrated Despite Plotters Capture
AP report from Lima says many plotters confessed they planned a revolution and were captured last night at the residence of Dr. Barranca. The attempted uprising was thwarted.
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Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Dr. Barranca
Brazos County Farmers Day At A and M College
Yesterday Brazos County observed Farmers Day at A and M College with a barbecue on campus. About 500 farmers and families heard lectures and demonstrations on silos home canning poultry dairy farming and farm machinery. Bus transportation from Bryan Commercial Club members and several local citizens aided the event which Brazos County clubs will repeat as a yearly affair.
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Brazos County
Bryan Commercial Club
Bernard Sbisa
Buchanan
Commercial Club
E. W. Crenshaw
Geo. A. Adams
J. T. Lawler
L. M. Hewit
W. H. Cole
EL PF. Parks
C M Bell
Emmett Cole
J S. Smith
W. 8. Higgs
Ed S. Derden
Will McCulloch
E. H. Astin
Curious Infestation Found Aboard Freight Vessel
Associated Press reports in New Orleans on July 23 that four snakes including two boa constrictors, eighteen tarantulas, seventy rats, and barrels of roaches and bedbugs were discovered on a fumigated vessel under bubonic quarantine while sailing tropical routes.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Tropics
Duel Over Bubnic Plague Ends with Wounding Official
Havana reports a duel between Leon Ichazo editor and Raul Nune city official over Bubonic Plague. Nune was wounded in the arm yesterday.
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Havana
Cuba
Leon Ichazo
Raul Nune
Nune
Sand Deposit Found North of Kirven Texas
A valuable building sand deposit was found a mile north of Kirven on H. H. Myers farm. The material has already built several county structures and is now shipped by rail to Corsicana for foundation work on major street paving projects.
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Kirven
Texas
H. H. Myers
Corsicana
May Build Hotel in San Angelo Texas
J D Sugg of San Angelo plans a new hotel project. He already owns a small hotelery and is preparing building plans.
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San Angelo
Texas
J. D. Sugg
Dead Mexican Found Between Coaches on Train No 8
Hearne Texas July 24 The body of a Mexican was found between the mail and baggage coaches on passenger train No 8 of the International and Great Northern yesterday afternoon. The skull was mashed but no other bruises were observed and the boarding point is unknown.
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Hearne
Texas
International & Great Northern
Mexican refugees in Mexico City crisis near Kingston aid
General Heurta reports from the Dresden that Mexican refugees in Puerto Mexico cannot charter a boat. He threatens to send a vessel from Kingston if no ship is obtained, as efforts to secure a boat have failed.
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Puerto Mexico
Heurta
Dresden
Mexico City
Kingston
Bridge Work Advances Ahead of Crop Movement
Inspectors reported the temporary bridge work near completion, with Mr Carson estimating next Tuesday for finish. Traffic will be restored after the temporary structure, and the new bridge, larger due to riverbank wash, should be open by August 15. A ten man crew expects 203 feet of total construction without major delays.
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Car- Son
Dealing in Futures Taxed by 2 Cent Per Pound
Washington reports the Senate and House conference committee agreed on a bill to regulate cotton futures by imposi ng a positive tax of two cents per pound. The measure targets futures transactions with a uniform levy.
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Senate
House
Associated Press
Washington
House Conference Committee
Robbers Loot Train Passengers on Southern Pacific No 22
In Los Angeles on July 24 two armed robbers boarded Southern Pacific train No 22 after departure and looted more than two thousand dollars from male passengers. They forced men to stand with raised hands while women remained seated.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Robbers Escape Ten Miles After Train Purses Handout
Bandits boarded a train, distributed purses, then left the train and fled ten miles from the scene, prompting a hunt by local authorities.
Four Children Burned to Death in Fire at Wisconsin Home
Four children of Richard Roberts, a widower, were burned to death when his house burned while he was away. The blaze occurred in Wis on July 24.
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Assortateq
Kessy Taylor
Wis
Richard Roberts
Opening of canal on August 15 set by Garri son
Secretary Garri son announced that the Panama canal would open to world commerce on August 15. The Cristobal, a War Department steamer then at Colon, was named as probably the first vessel to pass through the waterway.
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Associated Press
Washington
Panama Canal
Garrison
Great Waterway
Cristobal
War Department
Colon
Caillaux Trial Dragging Through Deliberations
Paris reports the Caillaux trial as courts wrestle over two private letters offered in evidence by Madame Guydan. The judge finally entrusts the letters to a lawyer as proceedings extend.
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Associated Press
Paris
Madame Caillaux
Madame Guydan
Grand jury probes Galveston murder in Texas
A Galveston murder case drew a grand jury inquiry on the day, with details limited as the investigation continued. Officials and witnesses were not named in the brief notice.
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Galveston
Mystery surrounds Miss Elmira Davis death in Texas
Galveston police pursue a hotel murder theory in the case of Elmira Davis from San Antonio secretary to Geo. W. Brackenridge. Investigators note her Baptist faith left handedness and an unexplained Catholic scapular as factors in the case and question suicide allegations.
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Elmira Davis
George W. Brackenridge
Ground broken for Hempstead school building
Ground for the new 20600 school building was broken this morning in Hempstead Texas. The new structure replaces the 1888 building which cost 8000 to erect.
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Hempstead
Texas
Eden Family Attends Baptist Young Peoples Camp
Mrs. C. J. Eden and her children have returned from Palacios where they attended the Baptist Young People's annual encampment.
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C. J. Eden
Palacios
Baptist ‘Young Peoples
From Other Viewpoints on Public Sentiment in 1915
A collection of brief opinions from various papers. President Wilson’s popularity varies but he remains unafraid to be unpopular. Mediation may drag, yet war can also be tedious. British suffragists may resort to automobiles as gunlight imagery. Progressives anticipate strong campaign funding from Perkins.
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Wilson
New York World
Barnes to sue Roosevelt for libel in New York
Republican State Chairman Barnes announces a libel suit against Roosevelt over political attacks. The action targets statements made during recent campaigns and aims to curb alleged defamation influencing voters.
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Associated Press
New York
Barnes
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Faces Intra Party Rivalry Over Candidates
Oyster Bay July 23 Roosevelt confronted possible opposition within the Progressive ranks as New York County Progressive chairman Francis W Bird backed a straight Progressive State ticket while ex Senator Harvey D Hinman sought the Republican nomination against Barnes Murphy ticket. Roosevelt signaled a forthcoming statement to clarify his position.
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Associated Preas
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Francis W. Bird
Progressive Committee
New York County
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghampton
William Barnes
Charles F. Murphy
Mr. Hinman
Huerta Arrives in Kingston Jamaica
Gen. Huerta provisional president of Mexico arrived in Kingston Jamaica on July 24 aboard a special train. the Associated Press reports the arrival as Huerta continues his Caribbean tour amid mounting Mexican political tensions.
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Associated Press
Kingston
Jamaica
American in Scotland Arrested for Theft at Burns Cottage
Dumfries Scotland July 24 David Carmichael a wealthy American was arrested for theft He was charged with taking a brass bureau handle as a souvenir from the Robt Burns cottage.
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Associated Press
Dumfries
Scotland
David Carmichael
Burns
Pitts Bridge Reconstruction Progress in Brazos River Flood
The rebuilding of Pitts Bridge moves slowly but steadily after flood damage. The Brazos overflow collapsed 127 feet of structure, with 77 feet of iron destroyed. Bryan business leaders organized and coordinated salvage efforts and communications for recovery.
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Pitts Bridge
Brazos
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Thain
California
Aaliel
Springfield Republican
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Kansas City Journal
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