Johnson to Open April 6 Campaign in North Texas
Hon. Cone Johnson plans to open his United States Senate campaign on April 6 in North Texas with daily speeches through the July 27 primary. He endorses initiative referendum recall tariff revision and will establish campaign headquarters in Dallas. About 125 attendees included Bailey partisans and opponents at the conference led by Judge R. Carswell of Decatur.
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Dallas
Cone Johnson
United States
Texas
Pri
Mary
Campagn
Johnson
R. &. Carswell
Decatur
The Money Problem Bank Ad Promotes Safety and Service
The ad argues that knowing money sources and timing requires a business system and an account at the bank. It presents practical businessmen running the bank on sound principles with a motto of safety and service and invites new accounts to prove efficiency and ability to satisfy clients.
Exchange National Bank Officers and Directors Listed
The document lists officers A. J. Nance as President J. R. Christal as Vice President and J. Coit as Cashier with Ed Curtis as Assistant Cashier. Directors include A. J. Nance Ed F. Bates Dr. J. M. Inge Owbley J. C. Coit J. H. Paine and J. W. Christal.
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A. J Nance
J. R. Christal
J. Coit
ED. Curtis
Ass't
A J. Nance
ED F. Bates
J. M. Inge
Owsley J.C. Coi
J. H. Paine
J. x. Christal
Noted West Texas outlaw Kilpatrick dies in Sanderson
Associated Press dispatch from San Angelo reports Ben Kilpatrick, long noted desperado of the 1890s, killed near Sanderson by Express Messenger David A. Trousdale after robbing a Northern Pacific train of 76000 unsigned bank notes in 1900 and recently completing his sentence.
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Ssociated
Press Dispatch
San Angelo
Ben Kilpatrick
Express
David A. Trousdale
Sanderson
West Texas
Northern Pacific
Trousdale Refuses All Vaudeville Offers
San Antonio March 15. David A Trousdale announced he will refuse all vaudeville offers including a $100 weekly bid from an El Paso theater.
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Audeville
Iniiated
San Antonio
David A. Trousdale
el Paso
Blizzard Rages Across the Midwest and Snowbound Lines
An Associated Press dispatch from Chicago reports a severe blizzard afflicting the Midwest with telegraph outages. Kansas City notes four trunk lines blocked, while 22 inches of snow hit Central and Western Kansas and up to 25 inches along the Nebraska border, marking the thirty ninth winter snowfall in Kansas.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago Ill
Middle West
Krailroads
Kansas City
Lnes
Trans
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Union Ac Fic
Kansas
Nebraska Line
Colorado Line
Weather Report For New Orleans
Weather report notes tonight will be fair and not very cold with frost expected. Saturday promises fair skies with warmer temperatures.
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Orleans
Allen Brothers Run After Hillsville Courthouse Shootings
Desperadoes led by the Allen brothers remain at large after a Hillsville courthouse gunfight that killed Judge Thornton L. Massie, Prosecuting Attorney William Foster, and Sheriff Lewis Webb. Gov. Mann offers rewards totaling 3050 dollars. Floyd Allen, wounded, is guarded as his supporters threaten a rescue. The Allen group is reported to have fled toward Mount Airy North Carolina where they raided a hardware store to obtain ammunition.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Hillsville
Allen Brothers
North Carolina
Mount Airy
Refugees Flee Torreon as U S Moves Troops to Texas
O G Newman an oil mill owner from Torreon arrived in San Antonio with about 3000 refugees on the first of two trains. He said thousands more in Torreon wanted to leave. Most evacuees were Chinese. Piedras Negras was a stop. Four cavalry regiments and four infantry units will be sent to Texas to enforce the President's arms shipment proclamation to Mexico.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Antonio
G. Newman
Torreon
Eagle Pass
Newman
Piedras Negras
Texas
Washington
United States
Mexico
Convicts kill three guards at Nebraska prison escape
In Lancaster Nebraska three bank robbery convicts killed the Warden Deputy Warden and an usher at the penitentiary. They wounded a cell-house keeper and forced a turnkey at gunpoint to open a door before escaping through the main entrance as a blizzard swallows the area.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Penientiary
Lancaster
Cham ber of Commerce Plans 10 Membership Campaign
The Denton Chamber of Commerce held a Thursday meeting with directors J. C. Coit A. C. Owsley J. L. Blewett W. S. Long Chester Fivans and C. Lipscomb Jr present. A committee was named to study three building site propositions and a three day tagging campaign March 25 26 and 27 was approved with a banquet to close the effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Coit
A. C. Owsley
J. L. Blewett
W. S. Long
Chester Fivans
C. Lipscom, Jr
Chamoer of Commerce
Lipscom, Jr
Whitlock
Pscoma
Joe L. Blewett
Cams
Denton
Lasater Donates Blooded Cattle for Tuberculosis Tests
Fort Worth March 5 President Lasater of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association has donated thirty blooded cows to the Texas veterinarians for tuberculosis experiments. The experiments will be conducted here.
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ED C. Lasater
Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
Lasater
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Texas Veterinarians
No Volcano Under Culebra Emission Subside
Associated Press dispatch reports steam from crevices in Culebra has subsided. Officials say the activity appeared to be pyrite oxidation rather than volcanic noise, noting no volcano threat.
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Culebra
Associated Press Dispatch
Committee votes to abolish the court of commerce
The House committee on interstate commerce decided to report the Sims bill favoring abolition of the court of commerce. The committee voted 11 to 8 in favor.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
House Committee On Inerstate Commerce
Court of Commerce
Senate Finance Panel Reports Unfavorable Steal Tar Revision Bill
In Washington on March 15 the Senate Finance committee voted 8 to 6 against the House steel tariff revision bill. The division was strictly along party lines.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Roosevelt Delegation Wins at Oklahoma GOP Convention
Guthrie Oklahoma March 15 The republican state convention closed early with a solid Roosevelt delegation of ten chosen for the national gathering. Delegate Denison of Lexington collapsed and died of apoplexy while running for a train after the convention.
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Guthrie
Roosevelt
Denison
Lexington
Roosevelt Forces Dominate Oklahoma Republican Convention
Roosevelt supporters routed Taft in the Oklahoma state Republican convention. James H. Harris, Taft’s campaign manager, was removed as national committeeman but kept as state committee head with Roosevelt delegates backing him on the square deal principle.
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Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Guthrie
Taft
James Harris
National
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