Americans Flee Mexico Massacre Threat Near Texas Border
About 500 American women and children from Pearson Casas Grandas Colina and Dublan reached El Paso after orders to leave Mexico or face massacre. Another 500 are en route as 2,000 more may follow. tents planned near Fort Bliss to house evacuees amid raids and arm seizures. Salser denies mercy to Americans.
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Pearson
Casas
Grandas
Colina
Dublan
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Mexico
Salser
Madra
Tey
Archibald Pleads Good Intentions in impeachment answer
United Press reports Archibald admitting many impeachment charges but denying corrupt intent. He says he acted from innocence though he acknowledges coal deals while on the bench and solicited railroad officials for further deals. He notes Cannon relations and defends actions as not for personal gain. Also mentions Ben F. Wood ill with pneumonia and awaiting update on his son.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Archhbald Way
Senate
H. W. Cannon
Cannon
Ben F. Wood
Altoo
H. D. Wood
Beter
Funeral of Mrs B R Davidson Reveals Community Respect
Funeral services for Mrs. B R Davidson were held at her family home with Rev N M Ragland officiating. The service highlighted her charitable life rooted in faith and her hope in heaven, recalling scriptures and praising her pious, weekday holiness and love for neighbors.
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B. R. Davidson
N. M. Ragland
Lfe
The Mikado Dies After Kidney Trouble
TOKIO July 29 The Mikado failed to rally from a relapse and died early today. He was unconscious and barely breathing, kept alive by stimulants. Officials say there is no hope for recovery. The Mikado had suffered kidney trouble for years, with rapid decline in recent days.
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United Press
Tokio
Roosevelt Charges White House With Chicago Convention Fraud
Oyster Bay dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt directly challenging the White House statement on Chicago convention results. He says Root and other leaders supported seating Roosevelt delegates and claims Chicago was corrupt and would have defeated Taft by 100 votes if fairly organized. He accuses Root Murray Butler and others of endorsing seating Washington delegates.
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Taft
Chicago
Funeral rites mark long procession for Davidson widow
Rev Ragland led funeral services assisted by Rev W Davies who earlier united Mr and Mrs Davidson in marriage. The service featured two hymns and the body rests in Evergreen cemetery. Pallbearers included Val Walker Jay Fulbright Tom Shelton J A Shelton Lytton Reagan and Judge Humphreys with several longtime friends as honorary bearers.
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8. W. Davies
Evergreen Cemetery
Baptist Church
Messrs
Val Walker
Jay Fulbright
Tom Shelton
J. A. Shelton
Lytton Reagan
Judge Humphreys
W. B. Welch
J. J. Vaulx
T. J. Hunt
Geo, Lake
T. J. Conner
C. R. Gilbreath
W. F. Uaker
Springfield
Fred Satterfield
Little Rock
C. W. Walker
R. J. Wilson
Shocking Death of a Brakeman Near Depot
John Fox a brakeman from Pittsburg Kansas was killed yesterday morning near the depot. He slipped on ice while walking on a refrigerator car, fell between cars, and the wheels passed over him, amputating his right arm and mangling the left. The body was sent to Monett Missouri and his mother in Springfield Missouri was notified.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Frank Moore
Monett
Missouri
Springfield
Sheppard Colquit Leading in Texas Primary
With about 80 percent of Saturday's Texas count, Morris Sheppard leads three rivals for the U S senator nomination to succeed Bailey, from Texarkana, while Governor Colquitt leads Ramsey for governor. Colquitt's margin grows, estimated to reach about 40 000 votes.
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United Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Texs
U. S
Joseph W. Bailey
Colquitt
Ramsey
Colquit
Judge Mansfield Dies at Ozark
Fort Smith, July 28 Judge W W Mansfield aged 2 died yesterday at his home in Ozark He held many offices including prosecuting attorney circuit judge and state legislator He was among the few surviving members of the convention that seceded Arkansas and helped draft the 1874 state constitution The funeral was held this afternoon at Ozark.
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Fort Smith
W. W. Mansfield
Ozark
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Union
Funeral for Elmo Amos at First Baptist Church
A large gathering attended the funeral at the family home then proceeded to Evergreen Cemetery for burial. Rev. M. L. Sheppard of the First Baptist church conducted the services and Odd Fellows led burial rites with pallbearers Clyde Walters, Chas Boise, Ernest Bridenthal, John Hamilton, Ralph Taylor, Chas Winkleman. Floral tributes were described as large and beautiful.
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M. L. Sheppard
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Clyde Walters
Chas
du Boise
Ernest Bridenthal
John Hamilton
Ralph Taylor
Winkleman
Wilson Stands on Platform in Letter of Acceptance
In a New Jersey letter of acceptance Governor Wilson outlines three main planks: a revenue tariff with no second or third term for a president, personal guilt for Sherman law violations by officials of corporations, and a binding tariff plank with scientifically guided reductions. He backs taxing luxuries, supports a single presidential term, warns trusts about political involvement, and endorses presidential primaries and a corrupt practices act.
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Wilson
Balloon altitude clash yields long crosscountry flights
Kansas City July 29 John Berry piloting the Million Population balloon reportedly landed near Nora Illinois after about 460 miles of travel in the elimination race. Uncle Sam balloon piloted by H Ey Hunnewell won the national elimination race landing at Manassas Virginia about 925 miles from Kansas City at 5 o clock this morning.
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United Press
Kansas City
John Berry
Million Population Club
Nora
Uncle Sam
H. Ey Hunnewell
Manassas
Grace trial opens in Atlanta for Mrs Opie Grace case
The Grace trial opens in Atlanta with Mrs Opie Grace charged with shooting her husband. Grace arrived from his mother's home on a stretcher and was moved to the courthouse by ambulance. Included are local notes about visitors and a missing sorority pin reward offer.
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United Press
Atlanta
Mra
Opie Grace
Grace
Court House
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