Renfro Corrects Eaton On Throckmorton State Ties
Fort Worth records reveal a dispute over James W. Throckmorton of Texas with Chief Renfro correcting an error in saying Throckmorton was a carpet bag governor. The piece covers Throckmorton’s career from 1841 Texas arrival through 1876 Congress and notes his deposement by carpet bag authorities.
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Throckmorton
Tc Art-Bag
Texas
Tran Fine
Paithfal
Lipp Ag
Fort Worth
W. Eaton
Kenmore
New York
Renfro
W. Throckmorton
Eaton
Erro
A. . Throckmorton
Princeton
Affais
Louisiana
Congress
Southern Baptist conference picks St Louis for next meeting
Oklahoma City May 18 The Southern Baptist conference selected St Louis as the location for its next annual meeting marking a shift from prior sites and noting planned dates and hosting arrangements.
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Oklahoma City
Theouthern Baptist Conference Today
St Louis
Trouble Interferes with Mexico Election
Unclear OCR text reports disturbances affecting an election in Mexico with references to halting, state outs, and jurisdictional issues. Details are fragmentary, but indicate disruptions in the electoral process and possible legal challenges across regions.
Turmoil in Oaxaca as Diaz Backed by Nephew Faces Backlash
In Oaxaca unrest grows as Gen Felix Diaz, nephew of ex-President Diaz, is favored for governor while government candidate Gen Vito Alessio Robles is unpopular. An attempted forced win could spark a regional uprising, amid broader tensions over Mexico's first direct assembly elections and a toppling revolution.
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Hic
Mexico City
Mexi
National Assembly
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Morelos
Guerrero
Madero
Compaien
Oaxaca
Benito Jaarez Maza
Felix Diaz
Jaurez
Vito Alessio Robies
Puebla
Pascual Orozco
Natonal Assembly
Three Men Die in Election-Related Shootings Near San Diego
At nine this morning in San Diego 60 miles west of here Pedro Eamal county and district clerk Antonio Anguiana deputy sheriff and Candelara Saemez all Mexicans were shot and killed. Three ranchmen Frank Robinson Charly Gravia were arrested as tensions rose over a vote on the incorporation of Sana Diego.
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Associated Press Dispatch Corpu Christi
San Dego
Here
Pedro Eamal
Duval Counts
Antonio Anguiana
Candelara Saemez
Todberts
Frank Robinson
Charly Gravia
Court House
Oraga
Sana Diego
Rangers Ordered to Ss At Noon Election Proceed
Corpus Christi dispatch reports Rangers were ordered from Alice to San Diego and at noon related area quiet as the election was ordered to proceed. The Associated Press notes the orderly transfer and continuation of voting operations.
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Corpus Christi
May Rangers
Alice
San Diego
Texas Press Association Elects Officers
Temple May 18 The Texas Press Association elected Wil C Edwards as president Joe J Taylor as vice president Sam P Harben as secretary and C F Lermann as treasurer during the morning session.
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Associated Press
Ispaten Temple
Texas Press
Wil
C. Edwards
Joe J. Taylor
Sam P. Harben
C. F. Lermann
Federals Advance Against Insurgents Along the Border
In May the Mexican federal forces seek a crushing blow against insurgent movements in the North. About 5,000 rebels hold positions between Bellano and Jimenez while Huerta’s troops, similarly numbered, are 15 miles away and advancing. Sharp fighting expected along the border.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Orroco
Bellano
Jimnez
Huerta
Anthracite Mine Workers Ratify Strike Settlement
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on May 18 the Anthracite Mine Workers convention ratified an agreement reached by a miners and operators sub committee. Miners will resume work after seven weeks of idleness.
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Miers
Battleship Texas launched as Navy christened at Newport News
The battleship Texas, the greatest dreadnaught yet built for the United States, was launched at Newport News. Little Miss Claudia Lyon, daughter of Texas Republican committeeman Dee Lyon, broke a champagne bottle on the bow as cheers rang out and steam whistles sounded.
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Navy
Associated Press Dispatch
Newport News
Texas
United States
Claudia Lyon
Dee Lyon
Pioneer Southwest physician Dr Ferdinand Hiff Sr dies at 91
SAN ANTONIO May 18 Dr Ferdinand Hiff Sr aged 91 a pioneer physician of the Southwest died this morning. Funeral services will be held Monday with arrangements pending.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Antonio
Ferdinand Hiff Sr
Southwest
Georgia Delegation Telegram to Ty Cobb Praises Conduct
The Georgia Congressional delegation sent a telegram to Ty Cobb praising his action and an uncalled for insult, calling Cobb a leader in his profession and expressing pride in his record.
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Associated Press
Washington
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Denton Flanary Case Scheduled for June Transfer
The Denton Flanary case set for a transfer on June 187, detailing an order to be injured for the transfer.
Fannie Flanary Murder Case Moved to Denton County
Assistant County Attorney Noah Roark of Dallas says the Fannie Flanary murder case, tried three times in Dallas County with a hung jury, will be transferred to Denton County under an order from Judge Carey Miller of Criminal District No 2. The 1900s Main Street Dallas shooting is the charged event.
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Fannie Flanary
Dallas County
Venton County
Jrudge Carey Miller
Criinal Bisrict No
Dallas
Cynenny
Noah Roark
Dallas Visa Orde
Roark
Denton
Detroit Players Refuse If Ty Cobb Is Barred
Philadelphia and Detroit clubs clash over Ty Cobb suspension. Cobb is suspended for attacking a fan and may be reinstated after a full investigation. Detroit officials say they will not play if Cobb cannot take the field, prompting a wait on the game decision.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Philadelphia
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Jonais
Cobb
Johnson
Hughes
Johnson to keep Cobb out until suspension probe
Cincinnati report says President Johnson will bench Cobb pending investigation of his suspension. Players refusal to play is treated as secondary in importance.
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Johnson
Cobb
Associated Press
Cincinnati
War Department approves funds to close Hymela crevasse
A telegram from Washington states the Secretary of War approved $100,000 for closing the Hymela crevasse on the Mississippi River. United States engineers resumed work immediately to seal the gap in New Orleans May 1.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Washington
Secretary of War
Mississippi River Commission
Hymela
United States
Execution Follows Deep Sleep From Opiates
In Boston on May day, Clarence Richeson died after a powerful opiate induced deep sleep following his collapse last night. The death ends his tortured mind as authorities prepare for a likely Tuesday execution, though no official announcement has been made.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Boston
May
Clarence Richeson
British Cruiser Fez Sails to Persia Gulf Amid Arab Threats
The British cruiser Fez departed from Karachi today bound for Bandar Abbas to counter rising Arab threats in the Persian Gulf. Arabs reportedly seized municipal waterworks, prompting the urgent voyage.
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Persia Gulf
Associated Foress
Ukrrach
India
Fez
Bandar Abbas
Ormoz
Persaa_ gulf
Welathee Report New Orleans Weather Outlook
The Welathee forecast from New Orleans indicates tonight and Sunday will be generally fair with light winds and warm temperatures. No significant precipitation expected. Low humidity and mild evening conditions likely.
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