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s of N©w York Should i» fn Line with. Na** but ttsciac* to Clive! Prtfcrettce.1 *h Diapau-t.• N, Y., Sept. 30.—* b morning to convince urphy that Got. JohnI not be renominated nf New York failed.10 arrives her© lastted that he had not nlnd with regard toof bringing W. J-reinforce the anti V\x s to have been atari-lt;TS H«OCBK*SlVK YR GO.BKNOICSHirChronicle Special,N. J, Sept. 30.—Gov. ght issued a statement delegatee to the New rtlc convention which cuse Tuesday to name i for governor “a proof the Jticd to be his He liekwi9e urged a atform and said;do for the choice of t at Syracuse to be any _ that whkh gave the j r. Straus aud tbe reg- { n party Mr Hedges. 4 } exprcs any prefer-long the 3eteral pro-dates for the place, a1-friends will proba at individuals will he him. jk dispatch says that ids. Including Senator • iormao.- would put in j istice Dowling of the : U jh men last night con- ( 5 Win, J. Bryan h^re j■ anti-Tammany flghc, ; ! idea has been aboutui }y v. vvhwworth of tobacco and .lt;ev*-n cents worth of a pretty box for a dime, or pav twenty-five dollars for a billy-goat bleat or a panther scream auto whistle* and innumerable other things equally as foolish, you are “paying too much for your whistle.1’ You are backing your fancy instead of your judgment and such a course, if continued, will put you 3vef the brink.Why not back your good horse sense by paying only for what you r actually buy^ If you will do this, leaving off the cost of the frills, and deposit the difference in the Exchange National Bank, you will soon be shaking hands with yourself and looking out for other reforms that will further increase your bank accountExchange National BankSENATE CAMPAIGN EUefpiiM* Wvpn Two Hours iu Which ' to Pj-vpwre Written Motion for txuu in twice on thut CSroimti—Big Oosvil of Vonim-men Present,NEN‘0 UJit-Kg 1/ AS MEMBER OF AGGART MACHINE.'*f OltNEMlS S. Jit., TESTIFIES REGAlUltaG HOOKS OF 1U04 CAMPAIGN.NO MONEY FROM J.D.ARCHBOLDWith a hig crowd of veniremen and witnesses present the State announced ready when the Fannie Fla nary murder ease was called In tie Sixteenth District court Monday afternoon. The defense asked for fifteen ruioutc?B in vbkh to consult and when they appeared a half hour jhtcr asked permission for time in which to prepare a formal motioncotfvinuatoce, which wailgranted. Verbally Mr, Parker of the defense set up that the continuance would be asked for on the ground of tbe absence of at least twelve witnesses. He represented that it would require two hours in which to prepare the formal motion and this time was granted by Judge Hopkins, sounding of the veniremen beginning in the meantime.This is the seventh time the Flaii-ary case bas been set. County Attorney-elect Currie McCutcheou of Dallas said Wednesday, and it has been tried three times, each trial resulting in a hung jury in ihe Dallas county courts. The repeated mistrials, it is said, ts the reason \he rase was sent to another county, for a fourth trial.Mrs. Flanary, the defendant, who is charged with the murder of bet husband, Kit R. Flanary, a Dallas postofflce employe. Is present had attracted a considerable attention from among the court house attaches. Assistant County Attorney Noah Roark of Dallas, who was to have assis ed County Attorne}- Wilson in th* prosecution, was unable to come. Cullen K Thomas for the prose*.ution ami a' large crowd of witness*?* are expected in Monday afternoon. Messrs. Parker and Me Ilwaine are conducting th** defense.The application for continual c will not be acted on probably um;l late this afternoon.
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Denton Record Chronicle
Denton, Texas, US
Mon, Sep 30, 1912
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