Precincts Report Primaries Across County
Returns are in from all precincts except Prairie Chapel Lake School House Waketon and er? Twenty seven boxes total. Voters preferred W ilson over Underwood Parvin and United States Senator Uson received guidance at a primary convention. Waketon backed Wilson with Prairie Chapel and Lake School House not holding a formal primary.
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Prairie Chapel
Lake School House
Waketon
Larkey
Underwood
Parvin
Wilsop
Lake
Rehoo
Man Murders Large Eagle on Denton Farm
Argyle resident Bullard reported killing a six foot four inch eagle in Denton after it attacked sheep and killed several lambs. He described spotting the bird in a field and shooting it with a shotgun to stop depredations on the farm.
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Ud Bullard
Argyle
Denton
Torrential Rain Deluges Corpus Christi
Heavy rainfall in Corpus Christi yesterday evening reached 0.546 inches, the heaviest on record for Nueces county. A 12 year old named Rufie White nearly drowned in the flooded streets.
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Corpus Christi
Nueces County
Rufie Whit Ie
Hope Rises Slightly as Mississippi Flood Peak Drops
New Orleans area sees a lower extreme high water estimate by half a foot while north of the city the predicted rise still breaks records. Morganza skiffs are readied for rescues as refugees describe water surrounding levees and families shelter on mantels. Agricultural losses are pegged at 8,506,006 dollars.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Morganza
Gas Company Files Large Mortgage Across Multiple Counties
Lone Star Gas company of Texas files a $1,250,000 mortgage in the County Clerk’s office naming Texas Bank and Trust Co. of Galveston as trustee. The deed covers gas stands, wells, mains, pipes, and easements across Clay, Archer, Montague, Wise, Denton, Wichita, and Tarrant counties. Brummett of Henrietta overseed the filing with a recorded fee of $10.
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Lone Star Gas Company of
Texas
Texas Bank and Trust Co
Galveston
W&y
Clay
Archer
Montague
Wise
Denton
Wichita
Tarrant
J. R. Brummett
Henrietta
General Pipeline
Bel
Denton *45
Texas Wheat and Oats Production Forecast
Secretary Gibbs of the Texas Grain Dealers Association predicts favorable weather will yield 15,009,000 to 18,000,000 bushels of wheat and about 56,000,000 bushels of oats for the rest of March in Texas.
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Fort Worth
Gibbs
Texas Grain Dealers’ Coromation
Texas
Norris fire to be probed in Fort Worth grand jury
In Fort Worth on May 7 judge Swaine told the grand jury that Rev Frank Norris did not burn his own home and urged inquiry to determine if someone else bears guilt. The charge frames a potential wider investigation into the blaze and its causes.
First National Bank Emphasizes Strength as Core Value
The bank states that strength is essential in banking and that adherence to this theory has earned it a strong position. The management notes that methods creating positive value for financial institutions guide their conduct and success.
Roosevelt and Clark Win Maryland Tally in Tight Vote
Roosevelt secures 66 votes and Clark 72 in Maryland, yielding control with their combined total. The result shifts power in the state as lawmakers tally nearly complete results from the election.
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Roosevelt and
Clark
Maryland
Roosevelt
C Lark
Roosevelt Heads Toward Control as Delegates Count Rise
Associated Press dispatch from Baltimore reports Roosevelt secured sixty six delegates toward the state convention, one more than needed for control. Clark leads the Democratic race with seventy two delegates to Wilson's thirty five and Harmon four.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Marina
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Clark Seizes 81 Delegates With Late Returns
Baltimore May 7 The late returns push Clark to a total of 81 delegates in a developing primary race as results trickle in from several states and party counts remain unsettled.
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Baltimore, Md
Clark
Republicans Split Across Texas Conventions in Early Returns
From Dallas on May 7 the AP dispatch reports numerous splits in county GOP conventions. First six counties show three split conventions. among the remaining three, two instructed for Taft and one for Roosevelt. El Paso backed Roosevelt with a quote praising protection to Americans abroad. Democratic returns show Wilson leading with 21 votes, Harmon 16, Clark none named, while state convention instructed votes tally Taft four, Roosevelt two, uninstructed one and three splits.
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Associated Press Disputch
Dallas
Taft
Roosevelt
el Paso
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Associated Press Dispatch
Harris County Democrats End Convention After Storm Caucus
Harris County Democratic convention adjourned at 3 this afternoon after a storm caucus saw the Wilson faction agree to back the Harmon plan to divide Harris County 22 votes. Wilson leaders were overwhelmingly in control.
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Asem
Picsas
Houston
Harris County
Wilson
Harmon
County conventions in progress statewide today
In Dallas on May 7 county conventions vote to elect delegates to the state convention. Wilson headquarters report the situation safe if Wilson adherents act with reasonable diligence.
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Wilson
Dallas
Wilbarger County Democrats Back Clark at Convention
In Vernon on May 7 Wilbarger camp Democrats held their convention and voted to instruct for Clark. Republicans instructed for Taft.
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Wilgarger County
Vernon
Wilbarger Camp
Clark
Taft
Hartley County Favors Wilson and Taft in Panhandle Conventions
In Dalhart May 7 Hartley County chose its vote for Wilson and Sherman County backed Harmon. The Republican convention saw Hartley County instruct for Taft.
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Panhandle
Associated Press Dispatch
Dalhart
Hartley County
Wilson
Sherman County
Harmon
Hartley
Taft
Parly Returns Arrive Wallas In Texas Conventions
Early returns from Democratic county conventions across Texas show intense activity as Wilson and Harmon camps clash while Clark supporters persist. In the first eight counties three back Wilson, three back Harmon, two back Clark, with no sign yet that Harmon’s coalition overthrows Wilson in precinct meetings.
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Associated Press
Wallas
Texas
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Hamon
Mexican Rebels Thrashings Reported Across Regions
In Escalon Mexico on May 1 Oroco refused recognition of Vasquez Gomez provisional government and threatened Gomez. In Mexico City on May 7 authorities said 1500 rebels clashed with 400 Federals near Mordlova and 800 rebels were defeated at Mocorto while over 100 fell at Comadero.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Escalon
Mexico
Orroco
Vasquez Gomez
Gomez
Mexico City
Mordlova
Mocorto
Comadero i
Veterans Begin Reunion at Macon
Veterans gather in Macon as reunion events start with ceremonies and remarks from organizers. Attendees include former service members and local officials, reflecting on service and community support.
Texan In Race for Confederate Veterans Commander
Reunion in Macon Georgia opens amid threat of rain with thousands of veterans and visitors filling Main Street. General E M Van Zandt Texas General Walker South Carolina and General Young Kentucky lead in the race for commander in chief with further candidates expected.
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General van Zandt
Texas
Walker
South Carolina
General Young
Kentucky
Associated Press Dispatch
Macon
United Confederate Veterans
E. M. van Zandt
Young
County Convention Elects Temporary Chairman
The county convention met Tuesday afternoon and elected Ler Zumwalt as temporary chairman of the meeting.
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Ler Zumwalt
Chateman
Democratic County Convention Chooses Wilson Backers
The Democratic County Convention met in the district court room at 2 pm and elected Woodrow Wilson delegates. L. G. Belew presided. J. W. Sullivan and Lee Zumwalt named temporary and permanent leadership. Delegates include J. W. Sullivan, Zumwalt, Blount, Edwards, Hamilton, Fitzgerald, Underwood, Blewett, Owslér, Parkey, Buster, McCormick.
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L. G. Belew
Pilot Point
W. Sullivan
Lee Zumwalt So
A. C Owsley
O. L. Hamilton
Lewisville
A G. Fitzgerald
Sanger
Belew
J. P. Blount
J. W. Underwood
C. Edwards
R. H. Bates
W P. Batchford
Aubra
Alvin M. Owsley
United States
Wilson
New Jersey
Harmon
Ohio
Clark
Misouri
Underwood
Alabama
Marshall
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
J. W. Sullivan
Lee Zumwalt
Br. J. P. Blount
W. Co. Edwards
A. G. Fitzgerald
J W. Underwood
Aubrey Constable Arrests Theft Suspect in Local Case
Constable Bill Wilson of Aubrey arrested a man on Tuesday on a theft under $50 charge. The crime occurred in Denton with Holland Neely’s bicycle stolen near the square on Monday. The bicycle was recovered in Aubrey and returned to its owner.
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Bill Wilson
Aubrey
Denton
Holland Neely
Convenient for Older People Gallery Move Invites Viewers
An upstairs gallery is less convenient than a downstairs space. The new layout at Side Square, middle block offers easier access for all, especially women with children. Visitors are invited to come in and view our works.
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Dia i
Bricklayer James Masterson Found Dead in Denton Garden
The body of a man believed to be James Masterson a bricklayer was found in the garden of E J Flint's restaurant near the depot in Denton early Tuesday. He had a traveling card for the Bricklayers' Union Shawnee local number 62079 and a sedative bottle in his pocket. The deceased, known as One Gone for an amputated index finger, arrived in Denton the previous night and died of unknown causes. Burial funds are being investigated with the Shawnee union.
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James Masterson
E. J FliNt
Bricklayers’ Union
Shawnee
Denton
Mr. Flint
Magilla Shepard Undertaking
Ascertai
Weather Report for New Orleans May Showers Tonight and Wednesday
Unsettled conditions with likely showers in New Orleans tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures moderate with overcast skies and a chance of intermittent rain.
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New Orleans
Sherman to Get New Library
Sherman residents host a meeting to arrange details for a new library funded by a $20 000 donation from Andrew Carnegie. A record message sending time from the Western Union office to Dallas New York shows a 7 minute transmission, with prompt delivery by phone to the sender.
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Sherman
Andrew Carnege
Unio
Dallas
New York
Phon
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M. G. Parkey
Dr. O. C. Buster
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Beyett Brothers
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