Taft Predicts Good Times Under Wilson
In Saint Augustine Florida on December 1 President Taft praised the South after its elected president and predicted nationwide prosperity under the new administration. He spoke proudly of the nation’s weekly quadrennial verdict at the polls.
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Chicago women drive egg price drop campaign
Chicago grocers lower egg prices by 8c to 15c per dozen after a campaign led by Chicago women. More than 700000 eggs were sold at thirty stations as dealers cut prices to 20c to 25c from the previous 40c range. The women aim to dispose of carloads before night.
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Freegate Weather Pubcast Notes From Ker Depton Vicinity
In Ker Depton area residents report unclear weather conditions and a public broadcast note. The message mentions nearby locations and local timing but details are fragmented and uncertain.
Intervention near as Mexico resists US pressures
Washington reports ongoing disorder across Mexico with worsening Cananea strike and Durango unrest. Americans are advised to seek protection in Durango as the State Department prepares a firm, uncompromising reply to Mexico over Knox’s September vote, citing Mexican defiance and blaming U S support for the Orozco uprising.
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Taft approves drastic note on Mexican protection policy
President Taft approves a drastic note directed at the Mexican government over protecting American citizens in the Republic. The note stirs strong interest as the next steps remain uncertain. Ambassador Wilson, after talks with the State Department, leaves for New York to prepare for return to Mexico City.
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Eight Arrests In Chicago Murder Case
Four men and four women were arrested in Chicago over the murder of diamond merchant J. H. Logue in his store last night. Police believe the arrests dismantle a dangerous automobile bandit gang.
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State Textbook Board Finds All U S Histories Unsatisfactory
The State Textbook Board in Austin announced that all United States history textbooks submitted for high schools were unsatisfactory. The board will consider the matter again next summer.
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State Textbook Board
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Court Orders Saloons Texarkana Re opened
Texarkana court rules for saloons after week of testimony on petition signatures. Prohibitionists plan appeal as saloons may reopen after three years.
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Three Acres of Frame Buildings Destroyed in Fire
Pittsburg December 21 three acres of frame buildings of the Carnegie Carbon Steel company at East Carnegie burned today. The loss was $75000.
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East Carnegie
Bank Safety and Service Encouraged for New Year
A notice urges readers to consider changing bank accounts at the New Year to benefit from safety and service. The message promotes switching to a bank offering secure handling and reliable customer care.
Exchange National Bank Officers and Directors Listed
Exchange National Bank announces its officers and directors. A J Nance serves as president with J R Christal as vice president and C Coit as cashier. E D Curtis assists as cashier with J H Paine Ed F Bates Dr J M Inge and A C Owsley named as directors.
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Denton County Teachers Institute Concludes With Endorsements
One of the most successful Denton County Teachers Institutes closes Friday. Resolution committee endorses City Supt. J W Beaty for State Superintendent. Dr W H Bruce of North Texas Normal delivers closing address on duties to posterity. Library committee reports 150 volumes added to the county office library. Next year’s institute set for Christmas week. several officials and educators lauded for contributions.
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Cir Weal
A. S Keith
Pilot Point
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W. D. Butler
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M. L. Williams
L. D. Borden
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O. T. Cooper
A. B. Rogers
C. E. Wooldridge
B. A. Copass
R. E Lee
Dai Record and Chronicle
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Hodge Boarding Houses Burn As Fire Wreaks Havoc
A blaze at Hodge boarding houses on West Hickory Street started about 2:30 p m and destroyed the east building then spread to the west dining hall. Three houses burned with another threatened as fire crews battled the flames, insurance losses undetermined.
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Bryan and Wilson Hold Conference
William Jennings Bryan and Woodrow Wilson held a conference in Trenton New Jersey. Before the meeting Bryan refused to reveal topics to be discussed.
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