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Question of submission on primary ticket to be voted again
Denton in 1910 debates whether the submission issue should return to the primary ballot. The piece predicts stronger pro submission support than in 1908, with anti submission forces on the defensive as crops look promising and the Star Telegram notes progress.
Parties Split Over Judge Poindexter in Texas Drama
The Denison Herald urges a fair hearing for Judge Poindexter amid a heated Texas political feud centered on Senator Bailey and Colquitt. Editorials from Waxahachie and Denton County tie Poindexter to prohibition battles, argue against brewery interests, and warn against party loyalty harming prohibition. The piece links Poindexter to a Bailey–Colquitt plot designed to split anti brewery votes.
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Political clash looms in Texas between Colquitt and Johnson
The Texas campaign sees Judge W P McLean introduce Cone Johnson in Fort Worth amid loyalty questions to Hoggs policy. McLean aided the railroad commission and once opposed Johnson in Texas before Bailey. Denison Herald notes a potential showdown between Colquitt and Johnson as events unfold.
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Bailey Adopts Silk Hat in Washington Dress Code
New York Sun reports Senator Bailey of Texas wore a silk hat for the Newark dinner marking his first foray into formal Washington attire. He recalls earlier hat styles from wide brimmed to derby as his fashion evolved, saying he sees no precedent in dress and that each senator should wear what suits him.
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Campaign speech in Gatesville targets mission vote
Governor hopeful spoke in Gatesville predicting that section one mission will be defeated if voted this year, arguing the current effort to secure another vote shows the measure is not binding.
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Colquitt
Ears Privary
Davidson Addresses Crowd On Submission Platform
In Honey Grove Mr. Davidson spoke to about five hundred supporters. He declared submission a key plank of his platform and said it remains a party demand until the party issues a contrary declaration.
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Dallas judge Poindexter courts 800 in Bailey support
Judge Poindexter addressed about 800 people in Dallas. He praised Senator Bailey and condemned the author of the Russell letters. He backed submission and said he was not running on the Bailey issue.
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Cone Johnson Addresses Rockdale Audience of 500
Cone Johnson spoke at Rockdale to 500 people and defended Davidson, saying he stood by him, worked for him, and had no criticism to offer now.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold By Raley & Co
A dreadful wound from a knife gun tin can rusty nail fireworks or other nature demands prompt treatment with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison or gangrene. It is the quickest healer for wounds burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands corn or piles. 25 cents at Raley & Co.
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Fish arrive. Smiths Restaurant orders two phone lines
Readable note urges trying some of the morning fish deliveries for Smiths Restaurant and mentions two phone lines for contact.
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Smiths Restaurant
Texas Wire Fence Co. Offers Repair and Sharpening Services
Local ad notes sharpening and repair services for lawn tools offered by Texas Wire Fence Co. Old phone 42 listed for contact. The short notice emphasizes doing the work right.
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Lawn N Ower
Texas Wire Fence Co
Candy Kitchen Adverts Fresh Candies and Drinks
An old notice promotes the Candy Kitchen offering fresh home made candies and a fountain with cold drinks and milk shakes. It also mentions Smith's Restaurant advertising fresh bread.
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Folk Boom Launched At St Louis Banquet
At a Democratic banquet in St Louis on Thursday night the presidential bid of former Missouri Governor Joseph W Folk was formally launched with all leading Democrats present except David R Francis. Folk spoke on national issues focusing on tariff sugar trust revelations and post office frauds.
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Desperate raid across the island ends in tragedy
In a swift assault on a Brazilian outpost, soldiers fire on mysterious attackers. The clash leaves Marcol dead, Iris and her companions captured or in danger, and a fleeing launch pursued by a warship as Iris faces a perilous wait for rescue and answers.
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