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Winter Weather Hopes and Local Crime Report
The piece notes cautious optimism about a break in winter and upcoming rain per Weather Bureau forecasts. It reports a stranger in Fort Worth robbed twice in one day, describing the initial attacker as crude. It urges Denton citizens to join a Chamber of Commerce membership campaign to boost communal benefits.
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Ramsey to Hold Judicial Post Till July Primary
The Tyler Courier Times notes Judge Ramsey will keep his seat until the July primary. If not nominated for governor he would retain a solid office. The paper argues for resignation after the primary, regardless of gubernatorial results, to avoid political use of the judiciary.
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Tyler Courier-Times
Judge Ramsey
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Oklahoma Delegation Split Likely at National Convention
Doubts remain over how the Oklahoma delegation will be instructed for the national convention. Early returns favor Wilson, while Clark managers claim a Clark majority after all returns. Harmon is floated as a secondary choice, and leaders seek to block Wilson’s nomination despite a potentially limited protest from party machines in some states.
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Duy a mea ticket and save money at Ideal Restaurant
A brief notice promotes a discount offer at Ideal Restaurant with a ticketing option to save money. Details are limited in the readable text, but the promotion centers on reduced prices for meals through a ticket program.
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Progressive leaders confer with Col Roosevelt on platform
Progressive Republican leaders from across the United States met in Col Roosevelt s offices in New York today and discussed a possible platform for him.
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United States
Col Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Dynamite Arrests Sweep United States in Conspiracy Case
The government alleges a nationwide conspiracy to ship dynamite with about fifty arrests expected by night. Iron Workers figures are repeatedly implicated among delegates, business agents, and local leaders in this broad case.
Arrests Across the Nation in Iron Workers Indictments
Associated Press dispatches list Wednesday arrests tied to a long running dynamiting conspiracy by Iron Workers leaders and members. Chicago targets Richard Houlihan James Cooney James Coughlin, Milwaukee W E Reddin H Seffert, New York F C Webb Patrick Farrell Daniel Brophy, Kansas City W B Brown W J McCain, Indianapolis John Butler Herbert Hockin among those detained then arrested, with activity covering years and many explosions.
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Iron Workers and Carpenters Officials Named
Syracuse E. E. Phillips and John Carroll are listed as Iron Workers officials in Cincinnati Edward Clark and Ernest Basey. Indianapolis Spurgeon P. Meadows, business agent of the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners.
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John Carroll
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Edward Clark and
Ernest Basey
Indianapolis
Spurgeon P. Meadows
The
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Iron Workers Detroit and St Louis Groups Named
Detroit Charles Wachmiester and Frank J Murphy are listed as Iron Workers in Detroit with St Louis representatives John Barry and Paul Morrin also noted as Iron Workers, reflecting regional craft labor ties.
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Frank J. Murphy
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Paul Morrin
Iron Wokers
International Iron Workers Chief Ry an Arrested in Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan, president of the International Iron Workers, was arrested in Indianapolis this morning after earlier reports claimed an arrest. He was not taken into custody until today.
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the International Iron Workers
Alfalfa Honey in 10 Pound Buckets from Turne Bros
New Mexico alfalfa honey advertised in 10 pound buckets. Call Turne Bros to order. phone contact provided.
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Turne Bros
Yeggs at Argyle Extract $1700 From State Bank
A bank robbery at Argyle left a damaged vault and scattered wreckage after powerful explosions. Authorities traced a two-man escape trail toward Denton Creek, with no arrests made as a posse pursued clues and a guard was found outside the building.
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Routine court acts settle road, school fees and bids
The Commissioners court approved road and school reports and accounts, named road overseers for the next year, and canvassed an election on a tax reduction in District No 48. A school tax election in District No 13 was set for end of March with J H Savage presiding. Road openings and a 16 foot roadway with six inches gravel were approved, bids to be invited by Monday noon.
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J. H. Savage
Aettion
E. W. McCann
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Denton
G. N. Moore
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. internal remedies target blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a trusted prescription from leading physicians, with testimonials available. Sold by Druggists for 75 cents along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Bargain Hunt Tips From the Page of Ads
The passage highlights scanning numerous advertisements for money-saving items. Focus on direct savings and pennies saved through featured deals and pricing. Seek items with clear discounting and practical value to maximize cost reductions.
Sunset Gallery Opens in Bluff Barn
Miss Selina Sue guides Miss Cynthia through a surprising barn loft transformed into an art gallery. A large canvas by Mr Flarity captures riverwork at sunset, destined for a Chicago building with ten thousand dollars offered. Selina Sue dreams uplift for working men as Cynthia processes the revelation.
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W Evans Credits King’s New Life Pill For Health Recovery
In Danville Virginia W Evans writes that two years of distress in his left side was blamed on heart problems but he now credits indigestion and Dr King’s New Life Pill for a complete cure. The ad promotes it as the best remedy for stomach liver kidney trouble constipation headache or debility priced at 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
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Danville
Denton Traction Co Offers Straw Bale Sale
Nice baled straw at six dollars per ton or twenty-five cents a bale from Denton Traction Co.
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