North Dakota Democrats Back LaPollette in Open Primary
In Pargo North Dakota on March 19, Democrats faced no contest in their party and voted for LaPollette against Colonel Roosevelt. The vote was seen as a strategic move to embarrass Roosevelt with many ballots cast for LaPollette. Associated Press dispatch. Peculiar accident in Dallas reports a male victim, Thomas, a Black man, losing part of an ear after an injury requiring medical amputation.
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North Dakota
LaPollette
John D. Burke
Burke
Cres
Tei Roosevel
Associated Press Dispatch
Pargo, N.D
Atheies
Democrats For the Press
Dallas Dallas
Thomas
Japanese Rep denounces Dillingham Bill as insult to Japan
In Tokyo March 19 Hattori of the Japanese House condemned the Dillingham immigration bill as an insult to Japan. He criticized Tokyo's government for participating in the Panama exposition and urged firm stance against the measure.
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Associated Press
TORIO
Japan
Count Hattorri
House of Representatives
Senate
Dillingham
United States
Dillingham Bill Excludes Laborers by Race
Washington date line reports the Dillingham bill aimed to bar laborers ineligible for naturalization by race. It was understood to affect Japanese and Chinese workers but an amendment addressed the concern of offending Japanese susceptibilities.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Dillingham
Whitney Takes Oath as Associate Justice
March 19 in Washington Mah ion Whitney of New Jersey yesterday took the oath of office as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court prose appears in the record.
Tariff Board Needs Two Years for Work
Chairman Emery told the Senate Finance Committee that the Tariff Board would require two years to review all schedules in the current tariff laws. The statement came from a Washington dispatch dated March 19 and was reported by the Associated Press.
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Tariff Board
Emery
IME
Ssociated Press Dispatch
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Ruby Case Over Quarrel Likely to Go to Jury Tonight
In San Marcos on March 19 the murder case of Tom Ruby charged with killing Tom Locke during a quarrel tied to a meningitis quarantine is expected to go to the jury tonight.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Marcos
Tom Ruby
Tom Locke
Explosion in San Antonio shop yards prompts inquiry
A committee probing a Southern Pacific shop yard explosion found no outside agency caused it. Investigators will study whether the engine safety valve was defective or tampered with when the panel resumes work this afternoon. casualties were reported up to 35 with many expected to die and a Denton man’s nephew among the dead.
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Los
Associated Press
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Herman Durbin Among Deat in San Antonio Explosion
Herman C. Durbin, one of the dead in the Southern Pacific engine explosion in San Antonio on Monday, was the nephew of District Clerk W. E. Durbin who learned of the tragedy by telegram. The eighteen year old machinist helper was a son of Warren Durbin and worked in the shops.
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Wk. Durbin
Herman C. Durbin
Southern Piill
San Antonio
W. E. Durbin
Enachinist
Warren Durbin
Labor Commissioner Helps Probe San Antonio Boiler Blast
Labor Commissioner J A Starling traveled to San Antonio to assist in the boiler explosion investigation. The report notes Texas lacks a boiler inspection law.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
J A_ Starling
San Antonio
Texas
Federal Government Sends Man to Help Investigation
John Ensign of Washington, chief locomotive inspector for the government, is en route to San Antonio to aid the investigation. The Southern Pacific yard explosion earlier caused extensive destruction, with twenty six dead and about forty injured. officials fear the death toll may reach thirty five to forty as the search continues.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Antonio
John Ensign
Washington
Record
Chronicle
Southern Pacific
Gunboats Open Fire on Forts at Canton
Chinese gunboats exchanged fire with forts at Canton as troops retook the Yuchu Wampoa and Pumua fortifications on the Canton river after heavy cannonading. The bandit Luk warned of shells on the foreign quarter to trigger intervention, but the government forces repelled the assault.
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Canton
Associated Press
Hong Kong
China
Luk
Yuchu
Wampoa
Pumua
Duncan Dies of Wounds in Waco Business Row
A. P. Duncan, president of the Machinery and Supply Co., died from a shooting by Alex Johnson in Waco. Johnson faced murder charges and was released on bond. The quarrel stemmed from duties at the firm and a dispute over land.
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Waco
Mary Alex Johnson
Associated Press Dispatch
A. P. Duntan
Machinery and Supply Co
Alex Johnson
Johnson
Ower
Irmncan
Wilson Momentum Grows in Kansas Delegation
Reports from the Kansas Democratic convention show a strong Wilson win. Delegates are instructed to vote for Champ Clark unless two thirds shift to Wilson, with Wilson leaders claiming 36 instructed votes from Oklahoma and Kansas combined. Clark holds 46 votes from Oklahoma Missouri as the field stands.
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Webson
Kansas
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Wilson
Oklahoma
Clark
Missouri
Citizens Pursuit of Outlaws Near Squirrel Spur
Citizens from Mount Airy North Carolina and Squirrel Spur in Virginia join forty men in a hunt for the Allen clansmen. Reports say the outlaws may be cornered at Squirrel Spur but confirmation is uncertain.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Mount Airy
N.C
Squirrel Spur
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Allen
N. C
Plea Dispute Involving Likie Trishman Reported
Associated Press reports a dispute over a plea involving Likie Trishman in Hillsville Virginia dated March 19. The brief item notes legal proceedings and regional relevance without graphic detail.
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Likie Trishman
Associated Press Dispute
Hillsville, Va
Federals Surrender Near Baca in Chihuahua
Major Ramirez commanding a detachment of Federals near Baca surrendered yesterday to opposing forces in Chihuahua Mexico after heavy fighting. The move ends a costly engagement as Federals retreat from the area.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Ramirez
Baca
Weather Report from Louisiana March 10
Unsettled conditions with rain tonight and into Wednesday. The outlook warns of lingering showers and cooler temperatures as the system moves through the region.
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Spans
Maren
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Kunze, Prop
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Dallas
Dalla
Reall Estate
Hann & Kendall
Rity
DAIS
Peacemaker Flour
Tabor Steam Dye Works
A. L. Tabor & Sons
A. J. Nance
the Exchange National Bank
J. R. Christal. V. President
A. Gore
Cashier
E. D. Curtis
Count Hattori
RILY
Herman Durbin
DEAT
Starling
Chamber of
First National Bank
Denton
Prent
Denton Trust Company
Duncan
Perry Greenleaf Holden
Iowa
Lowa Aid
W. A. Taliaferro
McGehee & Son
West Oak
VELEN
Pem Brepugeps
Twe Barty
J. E Tilt
Dorothy Dodd
Kreppindorf Dittman
Benett Brothers’ Shoe Store
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