Americans Face Isolation Threat in Mexico Rail Route
Associated Press dispatch from Juarez reports over 500 American citizens and families along the North Western railroad risk isolation amid rebel threats to destroy the line. The Brions-owned road employs many Americans. past orders to destroy it were rescinded. Washington notes political contention over party control and nominee legitimacy as progressives shift tactics.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Juarez
Pleas of Guilty in Local Option Cases
John R. Hickman pleaded guilty to three counts of violating the local option law with $25 fines and 20 days jail per count, totaling $75 and 60 days. Raymond Harris and Paul Loftis, both 16 or 17, pled guilty to petty theft and were fined $5 plus costs. The probate docket granted sale of Elizabeth Garnett estate and civil docket actions for July session were set with various continuances and dismissals.
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John R. Hickman
Raymond Harris
Paul Loftis
Elizabeth Garnett
J. H. Garnett
Civi
Lillard & Whitehead
Clarsey Champion Et al
Henry Wright
B. H Deavenport & Co
Planterson Co
NP. Johnson
Feath. Ry. Co
G. W Williams
M. J. Connell
Wilson Hardware Co
L. Fulton
T. A. Rowe
Marion Crutchfield Co
John Vaultz
EF. Stover
C. A. Wade
A. A. Sea-gravey
Otto Hiltz
Detroit Motor Car, Supply Co
L Bailey
T. E. Berry
Exchange Nationalbank
G. E. Hamilton
Ley Grain and Elevator Co
W. A. Gillespie
Crow Wright
Joe Mc. Kimmons
Louella FE. Gault
O. P. Poe
Natonal Bank
G. W. Mulien
G F. McCracken
Ed F. Bates
A. A. Abney
PD. S. Arnold
A. J. Charett
New York Police Charged With Graft
Associated Press dispatch from New York reports three hours after gambler Herman Rosenthal was murdered police-linked suspect Louis Libby was arrested on a homicide charge. Detectives say Libby and a mobile used in the crime tie to Robbery gang activity at the taxi hub. Rosenthal’s widow claims police involvement, while Lt Breker denies knowledge and says an investigation would have implicated him.
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Associated Press
New York
Herman Roserthal
N¢ York
Louis Libby
Libby
Mobile
Rosenthal
Wid
Breker
Gambing House
Americans Win Stockholm Olympiad With Big Margin
American entrants won at the Stockholm Olympian games closing yesterday with 128 points to Sweden's 104. The victory marked a decisive margin over the nearest competitor and highlighted the United States lead in the event.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Denver Flood Loss Heavy
Denver reports $2,000,000 in property damage from Sunday’s burst. two dead, five injured, and two missing as of July 16.
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Denver
Col
Crop Reports Smash Wheat Driving Prices Down
Chicago July 16 reports record crop damage pushed wheat prices down from 35 8 to 41 8 cents below Saturday's close. Corn and oats also declined as markets absorbed the losses from the earlier reports.
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Chicago
Swartz Says Son Confessed Murder and Advised Suicide
New York July 16 Swartz father of Nathan Swartz says his son confessed to the murder of Jula Connors and that he urged his son to die by self inflicted act. The father believes his son killed himself.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Swartz
Nathan Swartz
Jula Connors
Senate backs Tillman plan to build “The Terror” warship
The Senate approved a resolution by Tillman calling the United States to construct the mightiest warship under naval rules, naming the vessel The Terror and presenting it as the World Peacekeeper.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
United States
Texas Senator Bailey Attacks Taft Over Lorimer Case
Texas Senator Bailey denounces President Taft for meddling in the Lorimer expulsion affair. He cites Taft’s letters to Col. Roosevelt and preconvention speeches as evidence of interference in senatorial contests, introducing a resolution asserting constitutional limits on presidential involvement.
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Texas Senate
Lorimer
U. S. Senate
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Bailey
Texas
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
Belmont Indicts Campaign Backers In 1904 Fund
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Belmont testifying before a committee on campaign contributors. He estimates about 250000 dollars were donated to the 1904 Democratic campaign, uncertain on the exact figure. Belmont denies corporate contributions. he cites individual gifts from Henry Havemeyer later returned as undesirable. He also notes minimal Wall Street contributions.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Belmont
Clap
Henry Havemeyer
Wall Street
House Steel Trust Investigation Recommends Dissolution
The House committee investigating the steel trust today practically agreed to recommend dissolving the United States Steel Corporation in its report to the House.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
House Steel Trust Investgating
United States Steel Corporation
House
Wilson and Underwood Meet in Trenton
Gov Woodrow Wilson and Congressman Underwood met in Trenton New Jersey for the first time. The meeting was described as extreme cordial.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Underwood
Sherman Trade Trip Draws Sherman's Business Leaders
About 125 Sherman businessmen spent nearly an hour in the city on Tuesday afternoon. Their special train, due at 12:20, arrived close to 1 p m and departed at 2:40 after visiting local merchants. Roy Minton, former Denton resident and son of W J Minton of the Texas Advertiser, was in the party.
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Sherman
Agai
Roy Minton
Denton
W. J. Minton
The
Texas Advertser
Fine Candy Stock at Curtis Store
Curtis store offers Allegretti Nunnally and Leggett candies. Goods arrive direct from factories and are kept in a candy refrigerator until sold. Allegretti’s box comes recommended for high quality.
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Curtis
Alligretti
Nunnally and Leggett
Express
Allegretti
Weather Report for New Orleans July 16
Daily weather bulletin for New Orleans Louisiana notes unsettled conditions with scattered clouds and warm humidity. No significant precipitation reported and high temperatures expected to reach the upper 80s to mid 90s.
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New Orleans
State Tax Board Sets New Yearly Rates in Texas
The State Tax Board in Austin fixed the state tax rate for the coming year at 100 on the dollar, a 2 percent decrease, with school tax unchanged at 162 3c. Col R M Wynne, superintendent of the Confederate home, died after a brief illness. interment planned for Fort Worth on Wednesday.
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Austin
State Tax Board
R. M Wynne
Fort Worth
First Officers and Directors Listing
The document lists first officers as W. T. Johnson president A. D. Turner vice president L. H. Sehweer vice president H. F. Sehweer cashier W. F. Woodward assistant cashier and Jack Christal assistant cashier. Directors include W. T. Johnson H. F. Schweer L. H. Sehweer J. B. Wilson A. D. Turner L. Bailey J. C. Christal and Jno. A. Hann.
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W. T. Johnson
Pres
A. D. Turner
V.pres. L
H. Sehweer
V.pres
H. F. Sehweer
Cashier
W. F. Woodward
AsstCash
Jack Christal
H. F. Schweer
L. H. Sehweer
J. B. Wilson
L. Bailey
J. C. Christal
Jno
A. Hann
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Williams Store
Mexico
Orozoos
Nrailroaad
Jen. Orozco
Pearson Madero
Brtinterests
California
G&g . PF
Works
Republicam
Republican Party
W. B. McClurkan & CO
A. L. Tabor & Co
K. M. Caubie
Brown & Ellingwood
G. E. Carlton Et al
Monk Popinaugh
Bob White
J. T. Callman
Cr. W. King
Assalt
Son
Pather
J. W. Bailey
Parker Campaig
Pud
Wilson
America
Lion
Singer
Ess
W. A. Taliaferro Seed and Bicycle Store
West Side Sq
Shaw Studio
W. Shaw
O. M. Curtis
J. Kunze, Prop
Denton Steam Bakery
R. M. Wynne
Beyett’s Shoe
Beyett Brothers
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