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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1914

Page

6

Ferguson's Governor Victory Tally Near Forty Thousand

Complete Texas primary returns show 406,523 governor votes counted with missing counties unlikely to alter the result. Ferguson leads Ball by about 38,000 votes as anti prohibitionists compete and legislators shift toward Republican and reform alignments across the Senate and House.

Ferguson Ball Davis

Federal aid blocked over Texas sheep scab control

Washington reports Dr Melvin head of the bureau of animal industry says the federal government cannot aid in eradicating sheep scab in Texas unless the state sanitary live stock commission with full quarantine power is called upon by proclamation from Governor Colquitt to act.

Washington Melvin Bureau of Animal Industry Sheppard Texas State Sanitary Livestock Commission Colquitt

Harris County Election Winners Listed by Office

The results show district attorney John H. Crocker. representatives Stanley Beard August Haxthausen Sam H. Dixon and R. E. Holland. county judge W. H. Ward. county clerk George Jones. sheriff M. Frank Hammond. tax collector Karl Druesedow. district clerk O. M. DuClos. tax assessor W. D. Moody. criminal district clerk Max Andrew. county treasurer James Charlton. county surveyor I. Austin Miller. school superintendent L. L. Pugh. County commissioners W. H. Lloyd W. A. McKinney W. H. Kiser Theo Zube. justices of the peace J. M. Ray W. T. McDonald. constable John Boone. county chairman R. E. Lewis.

Harris County John H. Crocker Stanley Beard August Haxthausen Sam H. Dixon R. E. Holland W. H. Ward George Jones M. Frank Hammond Karl Druesedow O. M. DuClos W. D. Moody Max Andrew James Charlton I. Austin Miller L. L. Pugh W. H. Lloyd W. A. McKinney W. H. Kiser Theo. Zube Justices of the Peace J. M. Ray W. T. McDonald John Boone R. E. Lewis

Deats Retains Galveston County Precinct 4 Commissioner

Primary returns show H. A. Deats elected county commissioner precinct 4 by 43 votes over nearest rival amid six candidates. Early tallies suggested J. I. Johnson leading, but late reports from outlying boxes gave Deats the final 43 vote margin.

Galveston County H. A. Deats J. I. Johnson Deats

French Jury Frees Mme. H. Caillaux

The jury acquitted Madame H. Caillaux in the murder case involving Gaston Calmette the editor. The courtroom drama concluded with her release as details of the verdict were announced to spectators.

Mme. H. Caillaux

Caillaux Acquitted After Dramatic Paris Trial

Mme Henriette Caillaux is acquitted of the willful murder of Gaston Calmette, editor of Le Figaro, by a Paris jury after fifty minutes of deliberation. Courtroom tumult followed, with Caillaux embracing her lawyer Fernand Labori as guards struggled to restore order.

Paris Mme Henriette Caillaux Court of Assizes Gaston Calmette the Figaro Caillaux Fernand Labori Labori Chenu Calmette Mme. Caillaux Albanel

Six Men Die in Wreck Near Broaddus Texas

Six men were killed outright and twelve seriously injured when a work train backed into a log car at the Lufkin Land and Lumber camp five miles north of Broaddus. The accident occurred after an open switch sent the train into the carriage, with most victims found in the caboose. The deceased were William Sanders Marion Sanders Hyman Roebuck Sterling Miller Babe Goings and a Sabanton.

Broaddus Tex Lufkin

Telluride Wiped Out by Cornet Creek Cloudburst

Colorado town Telluride suffered near total destruction after a Monday cloudburst in Cornet creek. Denver reports the mining settlement faced extensive damage with likely casualties and emergency response underway.

Colorado Denver Colo Telluride Cornet Creek

Earth Shocks Felt on Nova Scotia Shore

Two earthquakes of twelve and six seconds were felt along the southwest shore of Nova Scotia from Nahone Bay to Shelburne, a distance of about 100 miles, on Monday. No damage was reported.

Halifax N. S Nova Scotia Nahone Bay Shelburn

Nations grouped by probable alignments in Austria Serb conflict

A historical survey lists armed strength of nations likely to join the Austria Serb dispute. It groups countries by probable alliance and suggests potential belligerents and coalitions in the looming confrontation.

Belgrade Occupied As Austrian Forces Advance Through Serbia

London reports say Austrians crossed the Danube and Save river and captured Belgrade with light losses on both sides. Servians blew the Save bridge. Austrian monitors bombarded positions while detachments seized two Servian steamers. Russia mobilizes four army corps and calls reservists as diplomacy persists, with hope that major powers avoid war.

London Danube Belgrade Save Servia Semendria Osipanica Nish Vichnitz Semlin Nicholas Russia Don Kuban Terek Astrakhan Orenburg Ural Germany France Great Britain Italy

Meanest Son and the Garden Trouble in a Colored Household

A Mrs. Smith's four sons harass an old colored servant. While Uncle Andy works in the garden, Tom pelts him with dirt for a half hour. Andy returns to explain to Miss Ella that Tom is the meanest child in the family.

Chile

The Tango In Church

A child observes church rituals during a mother child outing. Frances notes the dip in the ceremony, reflecting on scenes from the tango lessons and home practice as the pair attend services.

Mother Frances Indianapolis

Prize Food endorsement from Nebraska woman for Grape-Nuts

A Nebraska mother extols Grape-Nuts for seven years of use and credits improved health after quitting tea and coffee for Postum and Grape Nuts. She says the children eat it three times daily, suffer no stomach trouble, and that the product has saved doctor bills, noting its economy.

Postum Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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