Taft Support Expected to Win Ohio Primary
The Columbus dispatch reports Taft and Harmon voting plans amid weather and voter turnout. Roosevelt supporters claim a delegate majority and vow to vote regardless of conditions. In Chicago Root named temporary chair at the Republican convention. In El Paso Federals near Bellayo brace for potential clashes with rebels over Guadalupe arrival.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Taft
Gov
Harmon
Cincinnati
Bridegroom Assassinates Amateur Aviator in Temple Killing
Temple Texas dispatch reports Wilh Hunt murdered Monday night. Hunt had married a girl described as six years old at a temple ceremony. He was killed by an unknown assailant, while his divorced wife resided in Lometa. Associated Press. May 21.
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Wilh Hunt
Presse Dispatch
Temple
Hunt
Dora Chambers
Lometa
Associated Press
Xenia
Fred J Southard
Minneapolis
Wight Aviaton Field
Mornig
Fire probe started into $1,000,000 fee in Houston
Houston authorities opened a rigid inquiry into a $1,000,000 fee Sunday morning. The investigation began today as officials reviewed the circumstances surrounding the proposed payment.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Houston
Weather Report for New Orleans Tonight and Wednesday
May 21 report says tonight and Wednesday will be generally fair with light winds and mild temperatures for New Orleans Louisiana. No rain expected and skies mostly clear across the area. Low pressure remains distant providing pleasant conditions through the midweek period.
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Weather Report
New Orleans
More Troops Sent Out As Unrest Grows in Matanzas
A Cuban government dispatch from Santiago May 2 reports rising unrest in Matanzas after claims that armed individuals rode through the region with horses stolen from American citizens. The AP notes expanded troop movements by Ceniex forces to quell the disturbance.
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Ceniex
Matanzas
Associated Press
Santiago
Cubse
Sbeney
Cuban Officials Deny Knowledge Of Uprising
In Havana on May 21 the Cuban government disclaimed further knowledge of a negro uprising. Reports said two armed forces were operating in Mantatas province and orders were issued for more troops to quell the rebellion.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Mantatzas
Detroit Players Fined by American League
Detroit team members were fined 100 dollars each by the American League for refusing to play on Saturday and Monday. The strike ended with players agreeing to support President Navin who promised to pay the fines. Ty Cobb’s case had not yet been decided.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Philadelphia
Detroit
American League
Navin
Ty Cobbi
Annuities for Disabled Ministers Favored by Church Assembly
The 124th general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the U S approved annual pensions up to $400 for each disabled minister. The group named Louisville as the meeting site with Atlanta chosen for the next gathering.
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Louisville
Preshlevittian Church
U.S. A
Acton
124Th General Assembly
Atlanta
Pendergast Named by Roosevelt to Run at Chicago Convention
Washington May 21 The comptroller of New York City William A Pendergast was chosen by Col Roosevelt to nominate him at the Chicago convention. The dispatch notes possible complications with the United States could hinder Mexican federal attempts to retake Juarez. The Nogales commander in Mexico has been arrested for alleged involvement in an exile linked revolutionary plot with twenty three others detained at Magdalena.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
William A Pendergast
New York City
Roosevelt
Chicago
United States
Juarez
FE. Z. Steever
Department of Texas
War Department
Nogales
Mexico
Smilar
Magdelena
Olbrich to Present Lallette's Name at Chicago
Madison Wisconsin May 21 Michael B Olbrich of Madison will probably present Senator Lalfolie's name at Chicago.
Convict Flood Hero Pardoned by Gov Brewer
Jackson Mississippi May 21 For heroism in the flood fight Harry Millis a state convict was pardoned by Gov Brewer. He was convicted of murder six years ago and escaped. He was married and living happily when betrayed by an old acquaintance. During the flood he swam a dangerous eddy to carry a life line to refugees who had lost the roars.
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Asserated Press
Duspateh
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Harry Millis
Brewer
River flood relief efforts continue along levee south of St. Louis
New Orleans reports show river levels falling south of St. Lou's while levee conditions stay favorable. Many families remain at risk and gasoline boats set out yesterday to evacuate those cut off, with larger craft joining today to aid in removal.
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New Orleans
St. Lou's
Presbyterian Mission Fund to Raise Over Half a Million
Bristol Tenn May 21 More than 500600 will be raised by the general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian church for foreign missions. It was decided to allocate 190000 for education and ministerial relief 129000 for Sabbath school expenses and 10000 for the American Bible Society.
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Bristol
Tenn
General Assembly
Preglotveian Church
Assembly
American Bible Society
Murderer Clarence Richeson Executed in Charlestown
The misshapen body of Clarence V Richeson, who killed Avis Linnell, was claimed by his brother in Chicago and may be buried in Amherst Virginia. Execution occurred shortly after midnight with the electric chair at 12 10 02 and death at 12 17. Richeson faced the chair calmly as electrodes were placed.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Clarence V. T Richeson
Avis Linnell
Charlestown
Douglass Richeson
Lil
Amherst Courthouse
Famly
Richeson
Cut worms damage cotton at Lockhart\n
May 21 reports estimate ten percent of the early cotton crop at Lockhart destroyed by cut worms requiring replanting.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Lockhart
Concrete Work on Bolivar Street Sets Public Example
G. W. Ballard has set a positive example by signing a contract Monday to pour 216 feet of concrete walk and curb in front of his Bolivar Street residence. It is reportedly the first instance of individual concrete work in the area and others are expected to follow.
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G. W. Ballard
Bolivarr Street
Rabies Kill Two Children in Pasteur Institute Attack
Olive Hamby aged five from near Longview and Walton Crossley aged four from San Antonio died at the Pasteur Institute yesterday. Hydrophobia developed after they were attacked and bitten by bulldogs.
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Austin
Olive Hamby
Longview
Walton Crossley
San Antonio
Pasteur Institute
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