Editor Resolutions and 1907 Press Strains in Texas Note
The piece reflects on editors vowing to stay home in 1907 due to Washington rules on space for mileage and advertising exchanges. It contrasts editor burdens with bills, subscriptions, and transport woes, and notes Judge Welch’s assassination in Rio Grande, Texas, with details of the shooting and aftermath.
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Witand
Washington
Rio Grande
Texas
Stanley Welch
Kleiber
Jude Welch
Texas Dormers
Tams Stockman and
Parmer
Drug riot spreads as townsfolk demand calm
An unclear report from Armanteaveung describes a drug riot with calls to remove a sign. Budgets or weights mentioned show figures from 104 to 189 pounds. The event is attributed to Herbtoo J and Price de Mitehell, with no clear outcome provided.
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Arman Teaveung Rah
Herbtoo J
Price de Mitehell
Moody tragedy sparks shooting affray and jail transfers
A Moody Texas shooting at the Colorado hotel left Dave Sullins wounded as W P Ray and family fled. W B Mahaney was arrested after a confrontation with officers and a crowd threatening lynching. Mrs Ray hailed for heroism. investigation and trial actions followed.
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Moody, Ta
Moody
Dave Suilink
Colorado
Fannie Ray
W. I
Ray
Pannie Ray
Temple
Bellepanty
Texas
Mort Worth
Hutte
Liv
Ory
Mr. Ray
Colorado Hotel
Nseshal
Sullins
Mahaney
Salling
Mrs. Ray
Sallins
Tall County
Anil Mahan
McGregor
McGeegor
Waco
Ina
J. L. Simion
John Duncan
W. B. Mahaney
Dave Sullins
Sherif Tilly
RV. Mitchell
Mitchell Sherif Tily
Ray Wee
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Clifton
Bill Collwetor
Cretarne
Beasemer
Am. Rustler
Lund
King's
Mrtee
Mitel
Menges
Uroggist
D. M. Buck
Cormer Drag Stort
Stuur
Bolly Wclon & Muttchett
Ray Na
Ato
Moly
Malaney
Price de Alichel
Commissionars Court
Shelby County
Texas Printings Trust
Clark & Courthot
Apd
Clarke
Nacogdoches
Fenil
Prien de Mitehuth
Craddock
L. Craddock & Co
Dallas, Tex
Shippers of Whineey
Clifton Land & Loan
Roen
Rbim
Oranga
Dave Toy Caber Sui Boas
Baleen
Cuome
Clifton Land & Loan Co
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