Lindbergh accuses Wall Street c orporations and demands disclosures
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Representative Lindbergh charging that Wall Street corporations control the money trust investigation and offering a resolution to force every House member to disclose business affiliations if the free sugar bill becomes law. Attorney General Wickersham plans to quit the cabinet, preferring a return to private life for business reasons.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Lindbergh
Walltreet Corporations
Money Trust
House
Assocated Press Dispatch
Wickersham
Wickersuaio Jésuire
Opposes Freer Sugar Plan State Representative Says Losses Predicted
Louisiana Representative Broussard told the Senate finance committees the United States would lose about 150.61 million dollars annually under a freer sugar policy, outlining potential economic impacts and urging caution.
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Napril
Broussard
Louisiana
Senate
United States
Texas Congressman Henry Pushes Campaign Contributor Bill
Representative Henry of Texas introduced a bill requiring all campaign managers for presidential or vice presidential nominees to file within thirty days after the national convention an itemized statement of all contributions and their disbursements A supplementary statement is also required within the same period Gov Wilson has yet to comment on the measure.
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Washington
Henry
Texas
Wilson Hae
Teachers Salaries Reduced by Board
The board voted Monday night to cut teachers salaries amid broader reductions. Officials cited budget constraints and ongoing financial pressures shaping the vote.
School Board Cuts Salaries to Cut Debt of Fire Loss
The School Board cut salaries for the coming year to 1912 levels, reducing the Superintendent’s pay from 2000 to 1560 per year and trimming most teachers’ wages by 2.50 to 12.50 monthly while a few raises occurred. The move aims to retire debts from the Central building fire and end overdraft indebtedness by year’s end.
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Allison
McCormick
Teachers suffer salaries cut across schools in district
The High School and Indian School report widespread pay reductions from 95 to 50 a month across departments including mathematics physics English and history with several promotions and re-elections to 52.50 a month. Principal salaries shrink while janitors and lab staff see varied changes as a court listing of other disbursements and a resignation of Ed F Bates appear.
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North Side
West Side
Indhans
House approves Arizona women suffrage bill
The Arizona House passed by 21 to 4 a bill granting full suffrage rights to women. The measure was sent to the Senate where public hearings will be held before action is taken.
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Phoenix
Ariz
House
Senate
Population growth in Denton County 1910 census figures
The 1910 census records Denton County population at 31 258, up from 28 318 in 1900, a little over ten percent rise. Exchange National Bank customers more than doubled to over two thousand, with bank resources rising correspondingly to exceed $600 000.
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Denton County
Exchange National Bank
Floods Crest Reaches Vicksburg as Norris Perjury Case Opens
Flood waters rise to Vicksburg in a hastily organized relief effort while the Norris perjury case proceeds. All witnesses including the defendant's wife are excluded from the court room amid security concerns and ongoing legal maneuvering.
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Witntnikki
Court Kroom
Clarence Ousley on Stand Returns Indictment Testimony
Foreman of the grand jury testifies for the state after the jury returned an indictment. The court overrules the defense objections as tensions rise in the major case north of Memphis.
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Clarence Ousley
Crest of Flood Expected in Vicksburg Late Week
Crisis looms as crest of Mississippi River flood nears Vicksburg with two extra feet of water tolerable for levees. The main levee near Golden Lake broke today, prompting thousands to shore up Yazoo and Delta levees and prepare evacuation as river gauges shift southward through Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas.
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Vicksburg
Arkansas
Ssociated Press Dispatch
Miss
Mississippi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Yazoo
Delta
Heavy vote expected in Illinois presidential primary
Chicago reports a heavy turnout anticipated for the statewide presidential preferential primary, seen as the first real test with no native sons to influence results. Col Roosevelt campaigns in Illinois and nearby states vows to stay in the race if voters again deny him victory, insisting his hat remains in the ring.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Lafayette
Ind
Col. Roosevelt
Illinois
Fort Wayne
Rebels Capture Jojutlan Morelos Amid Federal Counterattack
A report from Mexico City notes 1,000 rebels under Zapata have captured the city of Jojutlan Morelos. Federal forces reportedly counterattack in a fierce engagement as censorship delays Mexico news.
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State OF Moreless
Zapata
Associated Press Dispatch
Mexico City
Jojutlan Morelos
Taft Allows Arms Shipments to Mexican Government
President Taft authorized shipments of war munitions into Mexico for government forces under President Madero. The Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes several consignments approved for delivery to Mexico in support of Madero's government.
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Taft
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Mexico
Madero
Texas Cotton Output Seen Slashed About 20 Percent
Dallas April reports estimate a statewide cotton reduction of about 20 percent across Texas. The drop is tied to lower yields and market conditions affecting farmers and gins. Local forecasts reflect a weaker year for cotton production statewide.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Lumbermen Convene With 600 Delegates In Fort Worth
Fort Worth April 9 600 delegates gathered here as the Texas Lumbermens association opened its annual convention this morning.
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Texas Lumbermen
Fort Worth
Associated Press Dispatch
The
Texas Lumbermen's Association
Weather unsettled in New Orleans with showers
The report notes unsettled conditions in New Orleans Louisiana for tonight and Wednesday with possible showers and variable winds. No significant precipitation amounts are mentioned.
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B&f
Wehrather
Orleals
Mob at Shreveport Hangs Man After Quiet Lynching
Tom Miles, a Black man, was hanged and shot early today in Shreveport Louisiana. Police learned of the lynching only after the body was found hanging from a tree. Miles had been tried in the previous morning’s court for sending insulting notes to a young woman in a department store and released for lack of evidence.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Shreveport
Tom Miles
Miles
Night Beetle Damages Williamson County Cabbage Crops
An insect pest that works at night burrowing in the ground is reported in Williamson County truck farms damaging young cabbages. An entomologist will investigate the infestation and its impact on crops.
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Williamson County
Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Sanders Named to Succeed Senator Taylor in Tennessee
Nashville April 9 Gov Ben W Hooper named Newell Sanders of Chattanooga to fill the late Senator Robert L Taylor seat. Sanders, a Republican, is a prominent Chattanooga manufacturer and will be the third Republican Senator in Tennessee history.
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Nashville
Ben W. Hooper
Newell Sanders
Chattanooga
Robert L. Taylor
Lipscomb Drug Store Delivers Prescriptions and More
West Side Square Lipscomb Drug Store promotes home delivery for prescriptions and any store item. Customers can call for pickup and delivery of medicines and other articles available in the shop.
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West Side Square
Lipscomb Drug Store
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A. L. Tabor & Sons
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Ward School
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Bodine
Moot Iron Works
Norris
Eugene Brock
Rev. Norris
Simmons
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L C. Jones
Il Baas
A. R. Weaver
W. «. Buckley
T. C. Perry
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J. B. Dodd
C. W. Robinson
A. V. Stinnett
J. R. Markham
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Memphis
Golden Lake
Kansas
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Inneed
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Buster Brown
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Beyett Bros
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