Campaign Trail Moves in Dallas Area Before Primary
In Dallas on July 20 with a week left, candidates push ads and speeches. Sheppard accuses negroes of being urged into primaries while Walberg addresses voters and Attendees report a Dem plan. Grand Prairie and Wolfe City events feature Colquitt and Randolph critics. Judge Ramsey attacks Colquitt’s veto and calls for joint action to suppress black votes.
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Colquitt
Electors Omitted From Tickets In Several Texas Counties
In July reports show many Texas counties omitting presidential electors on ballots amid strong Republican areas. Counties cited include Bell Kerr Webb Gillespie Bexar McLennan Comal El Paso Harris Lamar Grayson Jim Wells Taylor Stonewall Angelina Guadalupe Victoria Austin Harrison Duval. Cooke county initially printed tickets without elector names then corrected them.
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Angelina
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Victoria
Austin
Harrison
Duval
Cooke County
Ball Speaks for Judge Ramsey in Democratic Nomination
Col. H Ball spoke Friday in the district court room for William F Ramsey seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He praised Ramsey and attacked Gov Colquitt, citing numerous quarrels and vetoes as reasons to reject a second term.
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Governor Colquitt to Speak Twice in Denton County Tour
Denton friends plan a big crowd for Governor Colquitt who will give three speeches in Denton county. He will speak at Sanger at 10 30 a m here at 3 00 p m and at Lewisville at 8 30 p m traveling by auto between towns. A large committee will greet him at Denton and some members will meet him at Sanger to escort him here. The speech is planned on the east side of the courthouse with good seating and efforts to comfort ladies.
The Difference The Difference bank invitation ad
A banking advertisement urges saving over spending. It promises that regular deposits will build toward future investment opportunities and notes the bank serves over 2,000 customers. The message invites readers to open an account at Exchange National Bank.
Belmont Didn't Aid Bryan Election Fund
Associated Press dispatch reports Herman Ridder, then treasurer of the Democratic National Committee in 1908, testifying before a campaign expenditures inquiry. He disclosed giving $37,600 as the largest donor, with his rule of $10,900 cap for others, his sons contributing $9,000 each, and claimed Belmont Ryan contributed nothing while Tammany Hall gave $10,000. He asserted no corporate money was received and that none was tainted.
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Washington
Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Belmont
Ryan
Tammany Hall
Taft Says Campaign Run by National Committee
President Taft announced he did not expect to conduct his campaign personally and would delegate efforts to the National Committee and its sub committees. The statement was transmitted by the Associated Press from Washington on July 26.
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Asociated Press Dispatch
Washington
Taft
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United States Steel dissolution report denied by committee
Associated Press dispatch from Washington July 20 reports Chairman Stanley denying recommendations to dissolve United States Steel Corporation. He says the reports were released to influence the New York stock market and he does not support dissolution.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Stanley
House Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Chairman Stanley Promises Public Response Over Report Leaks
Washington July 26 Chairman Stanley, reacting to parts of the committee report published in error, said he would no longer be silent and would provide the public with the emergent view that the committee agreed dissolution recommendations would be included in the report.
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Late opponents of Gov Wilson may join in tour
A National Democratic committee member suggests Gov. Wilson speak once on the same platform with each Baltimore opponent. Wilson is considering the suggestion as touring opponents are planned to join in the effort.
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Improper Election Reported Against Rep Catlin
Washington July 20. The House committee on elections votes 6 to 3 that Rep Catlin of Missouri was improperly elected and should be deprived of his seat. It cites that Catlin spent 13000 in campaigning while Missouri law limited spending to 662.
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House Committee On Elections
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Wheat Price Declines Amid Weak Markets
Local wheat futures fall to 1091 cents after several days near 923, with overall market weakness until Friday. A Turko-Italian clash propelled prices higher for a brief lift.
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First National Officers and Directors Listed
The document lists officers W. T. Johnson as President A. D. Turner as Vice President L. H. Schweer and H. F. Schweer as vice presidents cashier is W. F. Woodward with Jack Christal as assistant cashier. Directors include W. T. Johnson H F. Schweer L. H. Schweer J E. Wilson A. D. Turner L. Bailey J. C. Christal and Jno. A. Hann.
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H. F. Schweer
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J E. Wilson
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J. C. Christal
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Advance of Rebels Proceeds Unopposed
In Madera Mexico on July 20 rebel van guard heads toward Sonora and reaches the Dolorosa mining camp with minimal resistance as 60 Federals retreat. General Campos arrives with 800 men. no Federals found on route from Sauz. Rojas arrests Lieutenant Villareal and 30 men for looting. four prisoners executed. Villareal is on trial.
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Heavy Ammunition Shipments Spark Border Tension Fears
Reports from the War Department indicate that rebel forces on the Mexican border are breaking up while shipments of flags rifles and about 100 000 rounds of ammunition have entered El Paso. This fuels belief that new trouble may be brewing.
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Japanese Emperor Mutguhito Reported Nearing Sinking
Tokyo dispatch reports Emperor Mutguhito in critical condition this afternoon with ministers gathered at the palace and an official announcement stating the emperor was sinking.
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Japan
Mutguhito
Thompson Held in Assault Case After Ohio Shooting
Snyder July 19 W J Thompson son of Robert Lee, held on criminal assault charges in connection with the shooting of W R Ashs twelve year old daughter. Thompson remains under physician care in Snyder.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Beef Trust Dissolution Statement Aims at Asset Distribution
In Chicago on July 260 a formal statement outlines how Nation assets will be distributed after the company’s dissolution. Federal Attorney Wilkerson received the declaration, with lawyers for packers promising full details soon and noting no paper dissolution, disintegration must be read.
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Wilkerson
War report boosts wheat in Chicago market
War news of a closing of the Dardanelles by Turko-Italian hostilities caused a strong rally in Chicago yesterday with the wheat market closing 1 to 2 cents higher. Corn and oats also closed stronger amid the advance.
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Wardanelles
Mason Withdraws From Railroad Commissioner Race
J C Mason of Deport Lamar county withdraws from the Railroad Commissioner race. The field now consists of Earle B Mayfield of Temple John L Wortham of Austin and Theo G Thomas of Houston.
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J. C. Mason
Deport
Lamar County
Earle B Mayfield
Temple
John L. Wortham
Austin
Theo. G. Thomas
Houston
Democrats Visit Seagirt on Washington Train Trip
A train load of Democratic members of the House departed Washington this morning for Seagirt, continuing a congressional visit. The delegation travels to Seagirt for meetings and site inspections as part of their campaign outreach.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
House
Seagirt
Unsettled Weather Forecast For New Orleans
Weather report from New Orleans July 20 notes unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday. Winds are variable with chances of showers and thunderstorms, temperatures mild, expected to remain humid. Citations indicate coastal air mass influence and possible localized storms.
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New Orleans
Prize Fight Films Barred by Senate Bill in U S Pass
Washington July 20 The House today passed a bill prohibiting transportation of prize fight films between states and sending the measure to the President for signature. Southern lawmakers favored the bill citing race prejudice from the Jeffries Johnson title fight drawings.
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Moving Pictures
United States
House
Senate
Jeffries Johnson
Rural School Advocate to Speak at Normal Auditorium
Supt O J Kern of Winnebago county will speak tonight at 8 o clock on rural schools and their needs. He is billed as the most famous rural school man in the United States. The talk is funded by the summer normal faculty with no admission charge.
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Kern
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