Real Estate Pitfalls and a Court Notice
The item discusses dangers in real estate investing including brokers, commissions, and title issues from the Denison Herald and Houston Post. It mentions Mrs. D B Henricks of Houg tom Heights recovering her lost voice after treatments. A legal notice by publication from Bosque County Texas outlines a suit filed by Show Bros. against I F Sims for an open account of goods and merchandise due.
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Pat
Lewill
Denison Herald
D.B. Henricks
Hougtom Heights
Henrich
Sti
Fort Houston
Tose
Bosqua
Enuyisrante
Bhatiby Naling Publenton al Bis Ginahion
Hoyas Ie
Newspinnir Phils Co
Oneney Cao
Show Bros
I. F. Sims
JK. McStanpes
Bosque County
Texas
Clifton Record
Houston Chronicle
Chronicle
Clemens
Egypt
Lanewick
Commonwealth
Dar
20 Convicts Subjected to Lashes at Clemons Camp
A Houston Chronicle clipping reports a February mutiny at Clemons camp where 20 convicts were whipped with the prison lash after a labor dispute. Thirty to forty-nine inmates resisted overtime work in rain, four days without food, as guards enforced sentences under Texas law.
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Catapost
Clemons
Audh
Cabell
Braham
Penitentiary Commission
Texas
Indiana Governor Thomas R Marshall Opposes Labor Nonsense
The piece quotes Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana criticizing the idea that manual labor is good for national progress. He says he prefers vending as exercise and warns against trusts, favoring legal action and penality for wrongs. The article discusses Democratic strategy and railroad regulation debates.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
New York
Democratic Party
Gogland Justower
Democratic Plolfirrux
Yio Riroada
Thor Truste
Poaria
Bubesparinoy
Train Collision Kills Cattle in Dalhart Texas
A straying passenger train struck about 250 steers sheltering near a trestle in Dalhart Texas. Thirteen cattle were killed and the train halted to prevent derailment as crews investigated the incident near the springtime Lae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalhart
Tex
Pal
Douglas Menefee's personal appeal to Texas pardons board
Douglas Menefee, 23, who escaped from the Rusk State penitentiary on December 1 1910, appeared at the Texas Capitol to plead for clemency. He explained the mental strain of confinement and his plan to return to his godmother, detailing his long walk from Anderson County and his experiences with religion and reform. He sought a direct decision from Governor Colquitt and the Board of Pardons after a lengthy escape and imprisonment period.
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Avatjo
Tex
Douglas Menefee
Rusk
Board of Pardons
Capitol
Kriven
Hagen
Menefee
Cherokee County
Christies, II
Thomas M Caimphel
Head
B. Colquitt
Stu
Anderson County
Saidon
Imil
Hubtaville
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Powers of Speech Return
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China
Phillips Brooka
Govern Tor
Imboden
Joe Sap
Jy Te Church
Cave Creek
Reynolds
Dot
Jamie
Dara Hickwrsin
Dore
Seto
Sue Linney
Tova
Eyam
Carny
Mary Beying
EA High Howe
Ehaneti
Ganas Gunn Tan Mupy
Lengleugod Metholgat
Uluseahy Huw
Mary Jens Jeins
Mary Jihad Nadivsk
Jocote Walker
Jennie
Asa Miveting
Clifton Stave Healy
Clifton
Ava
Ith Moenensier
Mariners Guaranty State Bank
Cliton
Clifton State Bank
Farmers Guaranty State Bank
Witt
Mdmsson
Lala
Alfred Canuteson
Summers & Pearson's Barber Shop
Brantley &Forson
Cali
Los Angeles
Hornia
Santa Fe
Terete
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