Missing Pace Still Not Found at Highland Park
No trace of farmer S D Pace eight miles south of the city after more than two weeks. A Thursday report that Pace was seen at J T Bakers store in Mingo was a mistaken identity. The search continues amid several unconfirmed leads as his family and friends persist. New awning and amenities at Highland park include a dozen new swings and a shoot the chutes ride under construction by Denton Traction company manager Wilson.
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J. T. Baker
Mingo
Pace
Wilson
Denton Traction Company
Highland Park
Attorney Horace W. G. Moore Dies in Dalhart
Associated Press reports in Dalhart on May 10 that Horace W. G. Moore a prominent attorney died last night from meningitis.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Dalhart
Horace WG. Moore
Lightning Strikes Dairy Farm Injuring Teen
Sixteen year old Cage Powell was knocked unconscious when lightning hit the Springside dairy barn and struck a cow. Powell was carried home and treated by a physician after the bolt tore through the barn causing a large hole and leaving burn-like marks on his back and side.
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Cage Powell
Will Powell
Springside
Young Powell
Canvass shows Wilson force dominates Texas delegates
Associated Press dispatch from Dallas reports May 10 that Wilson backers hold a commanding lead in Texas Democratic delegates to Baltimore. Harmon leads in none, with the Seventh district Breton of Palestine leaning Harmon while Ninth and Fifteenth feature contest delegations, and Garner from Uvalde backing Wilson.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Dallas
Wilson
Texas
Baltimore
Harmon
Delegatons
Clark
Gregz
Palestine
Burgess
Gonzales
Garner
Uvalde
Rebels Gain Ground in Southern Tamaulipas Skirmishes
Reports say Mexican rebels were repulsed north of Torreon while daily skirmishes persist near the front. Federal forces claim 90 rebels killed in a six hour fight and Huerta reports engaging 1,000 rebels with machine guns. Rebels deny decisive defeat, confirming 25 killed.
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Associated Jess
Paso
Torreon
Huerta
Associated Press
Mississippi River Holds Steady After Flood Fight Encouragement
New Orleans May 10 The Mississippi river has remained nearly stationary for the last twenty four hours with a slight fall, boosting the confidence of thousands battling to hold back the floodwaters.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Mississippi
Robert H Coleman Reis elected Sunday School leader
Dallas leader Robert H Soleman was reelected president of the State Sunday School association in a Dallas dispatch dated May 1060.
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Robert H Coleman
Amsaan
Associated Press Dispatch
Dallas
Robert H. Soleman
State Sunday School Association
Col Wolters to Speak Here at Night Change
Announcement updates Col J F Wolters campaign schedule. He cancels the Krum forenoon event and now speaks at Pilot Point in the afternoon and Denton tonight in the District courtroom. Committees for his reception will be announced tomorrow.
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J. F. Wolters
Krum
Pilot Point
Denton
District Court Room
Col. Wolters
Wilson Men Dominate as Returns Show No Harman Delegates
A canvass of returns indicates Wilson supporters hold all delegates with Harmon unable to secure any. The lead appears decisive as results consolidate across jurisdictions.
Wilson Men Follow Fort Worth Precedent At State Convention
Dallas dispatch notes the Wilson men are expected to replicate the 1908 Fort Worth action by overruling district instructions and naming a solid Bailey delegation for the Denver convention despite Johnson delegates carrying some Congressional districts. Also reports uprisings across Southern Tamaulipas Vera Cruz and San Luis Potosi with 100 refugees aboard the transport Buford arriving at Salina Cruz.
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Vera Cruz
San Luis Potosi
Wilson
Fort Worth
Record and Chronicle
Dallas
Denver
Johnson
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Mexico
Buford
Salina Cruz
Five Year Course Set for Texas Normals
Austin May 10 The Board of Regents decides that hereafter four five year courses of study instead of four will be necessary for graduation from the State Normals.
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Board OF Regents
Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
State Normals
Houston business groups plan cotton handling facility
Representatives of all Houston business organizations meet at four o clock to map plans for building facilities to handle cotton. After February’s fire crippled city cotton handling, the proposal calls for a large compress and warehouse on 100 acres of waterfront land in Houston.
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Associated Press
Houton
Houston
Veterans Escape Sickness or Death at Macon Confederate Reunion
In Macon Georgia on May 16 veterans escaped sickness or death as the Confederate reunion closed yesterday. The report notes no major incidents and highlights the wartime veterans gathering ending without serious health issues.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Macon
Cofederate
Reunon
Decisive Battle in Mexico Expected as Forces Approach
Heavy federal troops advance toward rebels in Mexico as both sides mass near the front. Federals repulse rebel movements while preparations intensify for a major clash that could shape the conflict's outcome.
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Mexico
Texas Roads Seek Injunction Against Shreveport Rates
Texas and Pacific and allied lines ask a federal court to restrain the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing June 1 adjustments known as the Shreveport rates. The move argues the new rates confiscate property and affect large Texas territory, aligning Shreveport with Texas city rates.
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Teaas and Pacific ET AL
Shreveport Rates
Titanic Crew Actions Mirror Night of Sinking
London May 10 The inquiry grows that not all Titanic crew acted properly the night of the sinking. there was a rush to life boats with fifteen leaving the scene, carrying four or five women, three children and sixty one men.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
House approves separate appropriation bill totaling 33 782 554
The House passed the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill today carrying 33 782 554 dollars. The Associated Press dispatch from Washington dated May 1 reports the approval of the bill setting funds for government branches.
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Washington
House
Texan completes 67000 mile walk with wife after Florida start
A. Clifton Lightfoot, brother of the attorney general, reached Daingerfield with his wife after starting his 67000 mile trek in Florida over a year ago. The couple, whom he met and married in Kentucky two months ago, say highwaymen have held them up eleven times.
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Florida
Morris County
Associated Press Dispatch
Daingerfield
A. Clifton Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Kentucky
Schiff's Valet Back To Finish Burglary Sentence
Folke E. Brandt, valet to Jacob H. Schiff, is ordered back to the penitentiary to serve the balance of his 30 year sentence for burglary.
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Schiff
Folke E. Brandt
Jacob H. Schiff
Alumni Association Meeting Sets Plan for 1912 Graduation
The Alumni association held a Thursday night meeting attended by members. President Frank Piner presided and Margie Cowan served as secretary pro tem in Mrs Katie Bass's absence. Will Francis, a prominent member, will deliver the principal address at the academy reception for the 1912 graduates on May 17.
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Alumni Association
Frank Piner
Margie Cowan
Katie Bass
Will Francis
Weather Tonight in New Orleans Sees Cooler Trends
New Orleans May 10 forecast says tonight unsettled and cooler with a general warm up expected for Saturday as conditions become fair.
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New Orleans
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