Indiana Governors Nominated by Acclamation at Democratic Convention
Indiana Governor elect Underwood nominated for Vice President by acclamation after two ballots. Bryan and Clark declined to have their names come before the convention. The gathering closed in harmony with leaders pledging support for Wilson and the ticket.
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Indiana Governe
Bryan
Clark
Wilson
Alton B. Parke
New York
Underwood
Eectoral College
Seagirt Hosts Crowd For Wilson Nomination Visit
Seagirt New Jersey becomes a hub of activity as supporters gather at the Wilson summer home. Delegates from Baltimore and the Texas delegation arrive, tents and telephone booths appear on the green, and Murphy of Tammany Hall sends a congratulatory message noting a great democratic victory. Wilson greets Governor Marshall and looks forward to working with him.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Seagirt
N. J
Wi Lson
Baltimore
Texas
Murphy
Wilson
Chas. F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Gov. Wilson
Guv Marshall
National Democratic Committee Mulls Campaign Directors
Baltimore July 2 Members of the new National Democratic committee agreed Gov. Wilson should direct his presidential campaign. They will consider selecting a campaign committee and confer with a sub committee on officers as the old body remains in power until a permanent organization is formed.
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National Committee
Associated Press Dispatch
Baltimore
National Democratic Committee
Gov. Wilson
Campagn
State Chairman Bursts into Poetry Over Nomination
Paris July 3 Sheri Williams declared Wilson was not her pick but she will back him to the end. She condemned doubters calling them bastards and damned in a heated remark during a political event.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Paris
Sheri Williams
Wilson
More Trouble in Republicans' Ranks Presages Resignation
Internal friction grows as H. Miatt Andrew, assistant secretary of the treasury, is tied to a developing resignation. The article notes mounting disputes within the GOP and hints at upheaval affecting policy moves and leadership stability.
Resignation of Treasury Assistant Secretary Andrew
B Patt Andrew resigns as assistant secretary of the treasury and criticizes Secretary McVeagh in a letter to the president. He charges disruption in business and says Treasury officials bore the pressure while McVeagh acted. Taft confirms the resignation was requested due to failure to obey orders.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
B. Patt Andrew
the Treasury
Pres Dent
Mar- Veagh
Treasury Department
Treasury
Andrew
McVeagh
Taft
Publi Today
Gen R F Hoke Dies in Lincoln County NC
General R F Hoke, once a Confederate officer and the personal choice of Gen. Lee to succeed him if killed, died this morning in Lincolnton North Carolina. The news dispatched from Charlotte notes his rank and close association with Lee.
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Associate Press
Charlotte
N. C
R. F. Hoke
Gen. Lee
Lncolnton
Cotton Supply Declines Markedly in Government Report
Government bureau data show a sharp drop of 2,984,000 bales in cotton supply, with a comparative decrease in acreage and crop condition across major producing regions.
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Breory
Texas Acreage Drops 223000 From 1911 Cotton Planting
Government report shows U S cotton planted area at 24097000 acres for 1912, down from 36681000 last year. Texas accounts for 10927000 acres with 89 percent condition, near ten year average of 80 percent.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Dax
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Calfornia
Fourth of July lineups at Highland Park announced
The two local teams reveal their rosters for the Highland Park Fourth of July game set for 3 p.m. Peacemaker Team features Joe Jones Co. H Buckingham Will Collins P N Rector Clare Porter lb Ed Miller HH Buckingham 2b James Potts J Wright cap SS C Francis lC Marchman 3b John Cobb G Kerby LF J Fowler CF J McMath A W Barber RF Will Street.
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Highland Park
Joe Jones
H. Buckingham
Will Collins
N. Rector
Clare Porter
Ed Miller
New Denton Oil Mill Manager Appointed for 1912 Season
L. H. Brady of Gainesville has been appointed manager of the Denton Oil Mill and arrived this week to begin duties as the 1912 season opens. E. Smith, his predecessor, has not yet decided his plans. Mr. Morety's firm shipment will arrive in a few days.
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L. H. Brady
Gainesville
Denton
E. Smith
Huerta Orders Attack as Rebels Open Fire Near Bachimba
Near Bachimba Mexico July 2 General Huerta at 5 AM ordered an attack on the rebel positions at Bachimba. Government artillery lobbed shells to drive rebels from a key post last night. Federal troops advance cautiously to avoid rebel mines as shells begin at daybreak.
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Associated Press
Bachimba
Mexico
Huerta
Seneral Huerta
Anne
Bachitaha Uude
Orozco
Battle Near Bachimba Opens With Rebel Artillery
July 3 dispatch reports rebels at Bachimba opening artillery at daybreak on the Federal advance guard. The Federals withdrew from range and began shelling at 11 from higher ground. Rebel and Federal artillery fire escalated through the morning.
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Associated Press
Bachimba
John Hawkins Goode Dies at 82 in Denton County
John Hawkins Goode aged 82 years 8 months 2 days Civil War veteran and pioneer citizen of Denton dies at his son City Marshal James Goode home after long illness tied to old age and grief. Born Oct 30 1829 Christian County Ky he migrated to Texas 1852 living in Grayson Collin and Denton counties later moving near Elm Fork then Denton settled permanently. Survived by seven children including James Goode city marshal of Denton and several grandchildren. Funeral services held at Southern Methodist Club with burial at I O F cemetery Sul Ross Camp U C V.
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John Hawkins Goode
Ciizen
James Goody
Mr. Goode
Christian
Todd
Texas
Grayson County
Collin
Denton
Iisco
Elm Fork
Mary Bates
Martins
Cooper Gano
E. Kirby
Smith
Trans Mississppi
C. S A
Pete
Roswell
Henry Goode
Greenwood
Della Peters
Sanger
Nannie Epperson
Ford, Ky
James Goode
D. F. Goode
Dallas
Virgina Goode
George
Peters
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Marshall
Thomas KR. Marshall
Indiana
W. B. McClurkan &Co
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Bushelor
New Potts & Ector Tabor & Co
A. L
Wilson Summer Home
Sher
H. Miatt Andrew
Secretary OF the Treasury
Macveagh
New Orleans
First National Bank
W. T. Johnson
A. D. Turner
V.-Pres
L. H. Schweer
H. F. Schweer
W. F.woodward
Jack Christal
J. E. Wilson
L. Bailey
J. Cc. Christal
Ino
A. Hann
Exchange National Bank
Overnor Thomas A. Marshall
Battle IN Progress
Long
Price
Lexie
W. A. Taliaferro Seed and Bicycle Store
West Side Sq. Shaw
J. W. Shaw
J. Kunze, Prop
Denton Steam Bakery
Benett’s Shoe
Beyett Brothers
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