Revival to be held in Denton by Texas Synod official
Rev KB E Bowmer secretary of the Board of Missions of the Texas Synod will visit Denton to open a protracted revival at the Cumberland Presbyterian church on Oak Street. Pastor Rev Rogers of Pilot Point assists and Rev J L Jones arrives after May 28. Details to follow. Sunday services may be canceled due to college exercises.
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Denton
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Oak Street Methodist
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Pilot Point
J L. Jones
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Oil firms raise price paid for oil in Wichita Falls
Oil companies in Wichita Falls announce a price increase, boosting the payment per barrel to a level higher than that received elsewhere in the mid continent field.
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Wichita Falls
Ad men spend day in Fort Worth greeted by crowds
Associate Press dispatch from Fort Worth on May 22 describes visiting ad men arriving in the city by the thousands. Local men wore summer sombreros as songs marches and welcoming addresses filled most of the afternoon program.
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Fort Worth
Associate Press
Southern Presbyterian Assembly Adopts Infant Elect Substitute
In Bristol Tennessee on May 22 the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly ended debate on the infant elect clause. It adopted a substitute for the Confession of Faith and referred it to presbyteries for ratification. The substitute states infants dying in infancy are saved and regenerated through the Spirit of Christ.
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Bristol, Tenn
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Assembly Adopts Revised Catechism
Louisville Ky May 22 By an overwhelming vote the Presbyterian General Assembly adopted the new catechism for intermediates. A Texan Judge Lennox of Clarksville was yesterday elected to the judicial commission of the assembly.
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Louisville
Presbyterian General Assembly
Lennox
Clarksville
Judicial Commission of the Assembly
Richeson Brain Normal as Autopsy Clears Doubt
The remains of C. V. Richeson were not shipped to Virginia as planned. An autopsy by alienists showed Richeson's brain is normal, clarifying the cause of death in this Mass. case.
Jury completes in Darrow bribery trial in Los Angeles
The jury for Clarence Darrow’s trial on charges of attempting to bribe jurors in the McNamara case is completed in Los Angeles California. Evidence gathering has begun.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Roosevelt Wins As Returns Trend To Roosevelt
Early returns indicate Franklin D. Roosevelt leading with 32 votes to James M. Thompson's Tart Thyler's speculative tally fading. The race centers on Roosevelt carrying several key counties as ballots counted nationwide continue arriving.
Harmon Defeats Wilson in Ohio Delegates
Col. Roosevelt wins Ohio over Taft while Gov Harmon defeats Wilson. With nearly complete returns Roosevelt garners thirty two of forty two district delegates to Chicago and Taft ten. Harmon leads Democrats with about thirty five district delegates to Wilson's seven.
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Columbus
Col. Roosevelt
President Taft
Ohio
Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Woodrow Wison
Two Armies Sit Close as Shots Echo Near Front
Report says two major armies lie near each other with sporadic gunfire while Federals have not yet begun a full advance. Local observers note tense standoff and uncertain outcomes as forces maneuver.
Rebels Tighten Fortifications as Fed Advance Presses
Associated Press dispatch from Juarez reports May 22 that mild exchanges occur between Federal and rebel outposts near Asunsolo and Juarez. Federals show no major advance while rebels reinforce Bellano fortifications and maintain proximity to opposing lines.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Jiminez
Bellano
Taft to Extend New Jersey Campaign to Polls Open
President Taft plans to press his New Jersey campaign up to the moment polls open next Tuesday in a hard contest against Roosevelt. Senator W Murray Crane of Massachusetts declares he will not seek re election.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Negro Uprising in Cuba Grows Serious Reported
In Santiago Cuba on May 22 five thousand black residents are under arms in the Oriente province as the uprising in Cuba intensifies with growing seriousness.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Santiago
Cubs
Oriene
Boy Impaled By Crow Bar In Freight Car Accident
Edwin Reiss aged 18 was moving a freight car with a pinch-bar when the bar pierced his body and the car floor. He was rescued from under the bar and may survive. incident occurred in La Grange on May 22.
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Associated Press Dispatch
LA Grange
Edwin Reiss
Drug salesmen in Austin face Texas tax ruling
May 2 Texas Attorney General's department ruled wholesale drug house salesmen who take retail orders become liable to the Texas patent medicine peddlers tax.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Texas Patent Medicine
Attorney Generals Department
Colquitt supporters rally in Dallas to back governor
About 100 backers of Gov. Colquitt gathered in Dallas on May 21 at the call of Fort Worth leader Paul Waples. An address urged supporters to get busy in backing the governor.
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Paul Waples
Fort Worth
Colquitt
Rne
Federal Advance Drives Rebels from Water Supply
Federal troops near Asunsolo pushed rebels from the dam that provided the region's only water supply, clearing the immediate area and securing the water source for civilians and military use.
US Warns No Entry Into American Territory
The War Department of Texas transmitted a message to rebels at Juarez declaring that nothing will be permitted into American territory. The wording suggests hostile intent and a strict border stance amid unresolved tensions.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Corsover
Texas
Juarez
Guarding Texas Border Parallel to Any Fighting in Mexico
Two U S cavalry troops were ordered to follow the Texas border parallel to potential fighting in Mexican territory. A battle was anticipated near Guadalupe, which Federals abandoned yesterday to rebels. The retreat is described as a trap as more Federals may move from Ojinaga.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Fabens
United States Cavalry
Guadalupe
Ojinaga
Prominent Men in Chihuahua Prove Loyalty as Rebel Soldiers
Fourteen men including a Supreme Court judge join Oztoco s forces in Oztoco s army at Oztoco to show loyalty after being accused of plotting to kidnap rebel officials. They will serve as common soldiers. Battle north of Bascalon sees Huerta s cavalry facing Orozco s advance guard as federal reports say rebels are dislodged.
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Associated Press
Jiminez
Mexico
Chihuahua
Supreme Court
Oztoco
Bascalon
Mexico City
Huerta
Orozco
Escalon
End of Orozco Revolution Seen by Army Officer
Washington May 22. An army officer says the end of the Orozco revolt is near. He notes the Federal flare up began four weeks ago and has progressed as American military experts predicted.
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Washington
Orozcos
Nine Months for London Suffragettes
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence were sentenced to nine months imprisonment each for conspiracy in inciting damages during the window smashing campaign in London’s retail districts. The sentence caps a series of legal actions against the militant suffragette leadership.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrence
Pover
Weather Forecast for New Orleans May 22
Tonight and Thursday generally fair and cooler with light winds. The outlook calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and comfortable temperatures across the New Orleans area Thursday night into Friday.
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Weather Report
New Orleans
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