Secretary Wilson Predicts Wheat Shortage Not Imminent
Secretary Wilson says there is no likelihood of a wheat shortage despite some reports. A claim of diphtheria relief in twenty minutes is mentioned, and an ad notes Thomas Electric Oil available at The J. & Crow Drug Co. The Times-Herald reports a new pleasure craft to be launched in the Trinity at Dallas. A light joke ends with a wife quip about searching for a lost husband.
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Dallas
Emergency Hospital Fully Equipped in New Orleans Fever Fight
New Orleans reports no change in fever conditions with two more deaths and about twenty cases under treatment. Darmiano Street emergency hospital now in charge of Dr. Hamilton P. Jones assisted by Dr. L. J. Faget. Detention camps planned along railroad lines with appointed physicians and staff. State boards enact quarantines to isolate New Orleans and surrounding areas, easing Mississippi and Texas quarantine tensions.
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Darmiano Street
Hamilton P. Jones
Isluation Hospital
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White
Gulteras
Marine Hospital Service
State Board
Mississippi
Tabor
Texas
F. R. Ross
Houston
Harris Hanged by Mob After Train Kidnapping
A mob of about fifty men seized Wl Harris from a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train at Black Bayou near Sharkey and hanged him from a tree. Harris and his brother Henry reportedly wounded two white men on July 10. Henry Harris was killed by a pursuing posse, and Wl Harris was captured en route to Tallahatchie county before mob violence ended his life.
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Yazoo
Miasissippi Valley
Black Bayou
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Barksdale
Allen
James Plantation
Sharkey
Henry Harris
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Greenwood
Tallahatchie County
Ari
Negro Editor Seeks Social Entry in Topeka
Nick Chiles the Negro editor buys a residence next to the executive mansion and says he aims to mingle with Topeka society. The four hundred circle explodes in outrage while Governor Hoch supports cordial outreach to Booker T. Washington, dining with him in the legislature.
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Topeka
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Hochta
Booker ‘. Washington
Representative Hall
Chiles
Farmers In Session At Texas Agricultural Convention
Over one thousand attendees at the annual farmers convention in College Station Texas with talks on Texas apples irrigation canning fruits and vegetables and profitable crops for small acreage. The South Texas Truck and Fruit Growers Association and the Texas State Swine Breeders Association held meetings and the Texans Nurserymen Association discussed fruit varieties.
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Tex
Farmers' Congress
Connell
J. 8. Kerr
Sherman
Texas
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A. HE. Wilkins
F. F. Collins
San Antonio
South Texas Truck and Fruit Growers’ Association
Texas expands quarantine to Louisiana in New Orleans case
The Texas State Health Officer Tabor announces an expanded quarantine that now includes Louisiana due to Louisiana health board’s decision not to quarantine their state against New Orleans. The measure excludes passengers on freight passing through the state.
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Galveston
Texas
Tabor
New Orleans
Louisiana
State Health Board of
General Laws on Sale In Austin With Stamp Payment Issue
The secretary of state notes stamps cannot be accepted for payment for general laws from the regular and special sessions. Copies ordered by mail require cash or a money order. Price is 35 cents elsewhere and 20 cents in Austin.
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Austin
Secretary of State
Mall
Peculiar Mexican double fatality near Ozona
Two Mexican men were accidentally shot and killed in Ozona Texas when a pistol in a pocket discharged. The bullet pierced the first man’s right thigh, severing a major artery, and entered the second man’s stomach.
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San Angelo
Tex
Ozona
All Closed Up in McKinney and Plano
In accordance with notices from County Attorney Merritt to malt liquor and alleged prohibition beverage dealers, three McKinney businesses shut their doors and the Plano dealer followed suit.
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Tex
Accoordance
Merritt
Plano
Denison Launches Effort Against Red River Trash
On July 26 at Denison the first month of rations went aboard a new tugboat on the Red River. Twenty crew members settled in the cabin ready for an eighteen month crusade to clear trash and driftwood from the upper Red River channel.
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Denison
Red River
Trial Verdict In Old Bailey For Necklace Theft
Annie M. Grant representing Anne Gleason of Chicago was found guilty in Old Bailey after being committed for trial on July 6 for stealing a $10,000 necklace from the Christies. Gleason received a sentence of three years of servitude.
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Annie M. Grant
Anne Gleason
Chicago
Christies
Old Bailey
German Emperor Aboard Hohenzollern Arrives in Wisby
The German Imperial yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor William on board arrives in Wisby Sweden on Wednesday July 26. The event marks a notable royal visit as the vessel reaches Swedish waters.
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Wisby
Hohenzollern
Emperor William
OBrien Dismissed as Montgomery Club Manager
Montgomery Alabama July 26 A special to the News reports Thomas OBrien has been dismissed as manager of the Montgomery Baseball Association after leading the team all year Ike Durrett is named manager and field captain with Aignlacine Schwartz as captain Durrett to have control In the Texas League standings the notes list teams and scores including Hope Texarkana Greenville and Clarksville with ten innings shown in a brief round up.
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Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery Sive
Thomas O'Brien
Montgomery Baseball Association
Ike Durrett
Aignlacine Schwartz
Durrett
Baseball scores from Southern and National Leagues and a horse race
Southern League results Nashville 11 Memphis 1 Montgomery and Little Rock 1 Shreveport 2 Birmingham 1 in eleven innings New Orleans 4 Atlanta 3 National League scores St Louis 4 Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 7 Benton 6 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 New York 7 Cincinnati 1 American League New York 10 St Louis 4 Washington 9 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia and Chicago 2 Angie the chestnut mare winner of the Merchants and Manufacturers Stake at Grouse Pointes driven by Saunders July 26 in Cleveland area before 12000 spectators.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Little Rock
Shreveport
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Benton
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Angie
Detroit
C. Morrin
Saunders
Grouse Pointes
Boating Restored Moves Freight On Arkansas River
In Muskogee I T on July 19 the first boat in twenty years cleared from the wharf for Fort Smith on a regular schedule. Muskogee Navigation Co starts service with plans for more vessels, reviving river shipping that once moved millions in freight. The new navigation shifts the head of river traffic 125 miles upriver and boosts coal, cotton trade.
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I. T
Arkansas River
Fort Smith
Muskogee Navigation Company
Fort Gibson
Indian Territory
San Antonio Cotton Bale Sells for Charity in New Orleans
San Antonio's first bale of cotton sold at auction in New Orleans weighed 537 pounds and brought 20 cents per pound. Proceeds were donated to charity under an old custom.
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New Orleans
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