Wilson Adherents in Session at Waco
The Woodrow Wilson state league met in executive session in Waco with Henry predicting Wilson’s election if nominated and labeling Roosevelt the Gary Steel Trust candidate. The session then opened with Judge Cato Selis presiding and harmony reported among Wilson men as they adopted resolutions for a presidential primary in Texas.
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Wilson
Waco
Associated Press
Woodrow Wilson State League
Henry
Col. Roosevelt
Gary Steel Trust
Harmony
Cato Selis
Bailey
Texas
Perl Prices Soar on Account of Big Strike
London march 2 food prices rise rapidly across England due to fisher strike. Trade and supply chains respond as households face higher costs with market echoes.
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London
England
Exchange National Bank Promotes Safety and Service
The bank touts absolute safety and thoughtful intelligent service to attract new accounts. Officers listed include A. J. Nance as President, J. H. Paine Jr. Christal, and others with financial roles. Historical notices show names and positions among the staff.
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Exchange National Sank
Directors Seek Insurance Cuts and Local Industry Push
Denton Chamber of Commerce directors discussed ways to lower the key rate and reduce insurance costs. They proposed water and electric department changes, new broom corn seed trials for farmers, and a home industry campaign to aid local institutions.
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Denton
Chamber of Commerce
Tairman Cot
Insurance Committee
J. C. Coit
C. F Evans
W.S. Long
John A. Hann
Joe L. Blewett
Fort Worth
Advertisng Committee
Coit
Alliance Milling Co
Second Attempt to Burn Pastor's Home Sparks Fire
A second attempted arson at the home of Rev. J. Frank Norris caused partial destruction. Authorities investigate incendiary device found at the scene as neighbors report blaze and shock.
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J. Frank Norris
Indicted for Perjury in J Frank Norris Case
The Tarrant County Grand Jury returned a perjury indictment against Rev J Frank Norris on denying anonymous letters alleging threats to destroy his church. Norris bail set at 1000 with supporters backing his claim of a conspiracy. He planned to preach Sunday as officials investigated a house fire and past arson attempts.
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Tarrant County
Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
J. Frank Norris
Norris
First Baptist
Root
Chman Vinson
Tarrant County Grand Jury
G. H. Connell
Brang
F. Norris
J. F. Norris
Hts
Sworn statement sworn to February 26 191 u
The fragment records a sworn statement sworn before a notary or official on February 26 1910s. It identifies the cashier Schweer and mentions a person Hamed Dilia de Suey, with the oath statement asserting truth to the best knowledge and belief.
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W. F. Schweer
Cashier
Hamed Dilia
al K
A. &. Scuulweer
Uasbier
John Hyder Accepts Life Sentence in Fort Worth Murder
John Hyder of Lewisville will accept a life term for the December killing of Nathan Schlessinger a Fort Worth Jewish banana peddler. His motion for a new trial will be withdrawn. Defender C S Lattmore said the aim was to save the boy's neck and another trial would be unlikely to succeed. Zack McKinney also faces trial after a hung jury on an insanity plea.
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John Hyder
Lewisville
Nathan Schlessinger
Fort Worth
Tarrant
Tarrant County
C. S. Lattmore
Hyder
Zack McKinney
Lewsville
Taft issues neutrality warning as Americans urged to leave Mexico
President Taft issued a proclamation urging Americans to cease travel in Mexico and to stay outside the country as the United States weighs the Mexican situation. Ambassador Wilson will inform Americans in Mexico to depart if conditions worsen amid uncertain leadership and ongoing insurrection. Telegraph links to El Paso report restored with no disorder noted in Chihuahua.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Taft
Mexico
Wilson
Mexco
Madero
United States
Suffragettes Sentenced After London Window Smashing
Leaders Emmeline Pankhurst Mrs Jukes and Mrs Marshall received two months each for a window smashing campaign that damaged 25 000 pounds in storefronts. Police were slow to respond as streets filled with broken glass and merchants faced heavy losses from the coordinated action linked to miners' grievances.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Jukes
Marshall
Alleged lyncher acquitted in Gomez case at Thorndate
G dD Hoach was found not guilty of lynching Antonio Gomez a Mexican boy at Thorndate last June. The jury was out 20 minutes making him the second acquitted defendant. H W Wuenche’s trial on the same charge was set for this morning.
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Thorndate
Associated Press
Georgetown
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A. L. Tabor & Sons
Safety and Service
Oppeorrs
A. J. Nance
J. 2. Christal
PD. Curtis
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Exchange National Bank
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First National Bank
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U.S
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County OF
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Chihuahua
EL Paso
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W. A. Taliaferro
North Side Square
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J. Kunze
Denton Steam Bakery
McGehee & Son
West Bar
New Orleans
Sam W. Friiz
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National Education Association
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Underwood
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Sevett Brothers’ Shoe Store
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