Daughters of the Confederacy Rally Raises 228.48
The Daughters of the Confederacy collected 228 dollars and 48 cents on The Day, surpassing expectations by 28.48. Miss Lottie Owsley led with 25.35, won a prize box of candy, and Miss Margaret Bass earned praise for her efficiency. A Thanksgiving dinner and future tag days are being discussed to fund a Confederate monument.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Katie Daffan
Lottie Owsley
Miss Owsley
FE. H. Smith
Ruth Adkisson
Johnnie King
Lola Harper
Charles Smith
Margaret Bass
J. W. Medlin
Roanoke
Denton County
First Methodist Conference Friday Evening at Denton
Rev J F Pierce presiding elder of Gainesville District will conduct the fourth quarterly conference at the First Methodist Church in Denton Friday at 7 30 p m This last conference of the year will receive year end reports elect church officers and review stewards work The pastor Rev C T Cooper leads the conference collections push ahead of the meeting
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J. F. Pierce
Gainesville
Denton
First Methodist Church
C. T. Cooper
New Den ton County Bank Opens In New Building
In Our New Home we are occupying our new building and invite customers and friends to inspect the banking conveniences arranged for the public. We aim to serve citizens with a substantial bank equal to any in Texas and appreciate daily encouraging words. Ladies invited especially.
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Denton County
Texas
Exchange National Bank Officers and Directors
Exchange National Bank list of officers includes A. J. Nance as President J. KR. Christal as Vice-President J. & Coit as Cashier E. D. Curtis as Assistant Cashier and directors A. J. Nance J. C. Coit J. R. Christal Ed F. Bates Dr. J. M. Inge Alvin C. Owsl ey John H. Paine.
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A. J. Nance
J. KR. Christal
J. &. Coit
E. D. Curtis
J. C. Coit
J. R. Christal
ED F. Bates
DR. J. M. Inge
Alvin C. Owsley
John H. Paine
Unusually Large New York Vote Signals Election Interest
Large turnout signals rising interest in New York elections as bonds and ballots draw attention to Tamany Fusion candidates.
Sulzer's Election Claimed by Fusion Supporters
In New York City a heavy mayoral vote marked a frenzied campaign as Tammany and fusion backers predicted landslides. Police prepared 700 officers for voter protection amid reports of suspected intimidation. 9,000 warrants were issued for illegal registration as polling opened and odds favored fusion candidate Mitchell.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Tammany
Fusion
Sulzer
Assemblyman
Murphy
Mitchell
Tammany Men
Ironing Day Burden Prompting Household Help Offer
An appeal notes ironing is a heavy strain on women and proposes outsourcing chores. The advertiser claims to handle ironing and washing for less money, saving starch, soap, bluing, fuel, wages, meals, and other fuss.
No Indictments Yet in Brown Murder Probe
Grand jury continues investigation with much of the alleged story to confirm before any action. No indictments expected today as authorities pursue the case and gather evidence.
Meade Barr confession and Lake case storm Dallas Grand Jury
Investigation into the Florence Brown murder continues as Meade Barr’s confession implicates him and Mrs. Ellie M. Lake. A Dallas Dispatch reporter faces contempt for eavesdropping on Grand Jury proceedings. A former employer questions Barr’s credibility and addiction-related claims.
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McCutcheon
FE. F. McDaniels
The
Dallas Dispatch
Grand Jury
Barr
War plans ready for 300000 men to 500000
The Army Ordnance Department reports completed war plans enabling U S forces to arm and equip up to 500000 men at short notice. Lieut Col J T Thompson led six years of work under Brig Gen William Crozier. Plans call for mobilization of regulars, militia mustering, and volunteer recruitment with concentration camps for arming and outfitting units.
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Washington
Army Ordnance Department
Uncle Sam
J. T. Thompson
Ordnance Department
William Crozier
Thompson
United States
Arson cases continued in Weatherford court
Weatherford November 4 arson cases from the First Baptist church of Fort Worth were continued here yesterday afternoon until May 4 by the State.
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Weatherford
First Baptist Church of
Fort Worth
State
First Guaranty State Bank Extends Careful Attention to New Accounts
The bank promises meticulous service for all customers regardless of account volume and assures new depositors they will receive the same careful attention as longer-standing clients.
Officials Hesitant Yet U S Confident of Powers Support
Indications suggest most powers will back or remain neutral toward U S policy in Mexico. Bryan declines to speak.
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U.S
U. S
Mexico
Bryan
Huerta Receives U. S. Demand to Vacate Power
No word yet from Huerta on the U S demand that he resign immediately and not name a prop of his choosing. Officials here deny transmitting the note and await the next step as Washington officials stay silent. Secretary Bryan refuses to discuss the ultimatum while President Wilson votes at Princeton.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Princeton
Bryan
Ultimatum Demands Huerta Resign Presidency
Washington demands Mexico's President Huerta resign at once and not name Blanquet or any official ally as successor or retain influence. The ultimatum was delivered through Huerta's private secretary by Nelson O'Shaughnessy, the American chargé d affaires, acting under the State Department.
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City OF
Mexico
Huerta
Aureliano Blanquet
Washington
Senor Rabago
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
State Department
Four Cavalry Units Move From Fort Sheridan to El Paso
Chicago November 4 Acting under orders from the War Department four troops of the Fifteenth Cavalry are to day preparing to leave Fort Sheridan for El Paso on Friday.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
War Department
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
el Paso
Bryan watches City of Mexico dispatches
Associated Press reports read to Secretary Bryan by telephone shortly after midnight. He showed interest but would not comment. Bryan had expected new developments and planned to stay up. The press hinted at an announcement from Mexico City. President Wilson was unaware as he had retired.
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Washington
Associated Press
City of
Mexico
Bryan
Wilson
Decision in Thaw extradition case expected soon
Concord New Hampshire November 4 The good faith of New York State in seeking Harry Thaw extradition was attacked in a communication to Governor Felker by Thaw's counsel Judge Chase It became known that Wm T Jerome will file no papers in support of the extradition proceedings and a decision is expected late this week
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Associated Press Dispatch
Concord
New Hampshire
New York State
Harry Thaw
Felker
Chase
Thaw
Wm. T. Jerome
Violence Feared In Indianapolis Street Car Strike
Indianapolis, Nov 4. Precautions were stepped up to curb violence in the street car strike that halted traffic since Friday. Most of the police force remained on duty with extra deputies from businessmen on guard. Mayor Shank warned dealers against arming themselves. No cars ran today as thirty officers resigned rather than patrol strikebreakers. A fifty officer guard for a starting car protested, ending efforts to resume service.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Goard
Shank
Freight steamer Manchester Commerce hits iceberg in Atlantic
The freighter Manchester Commerce arrived in St. Johns badly battered after a head on collision with a giant iceberg. Pumping teams worked frantically to keep the vessel afloat as it struggled into port on Saturday.
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Associated Press Dispatch
ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Manchester Commercce
Bull Moose Officials Arrested At Terre Haute
Several prominent progressive party election officials were arrested when the polls opened in Terre Haute Indiana.
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Terre Haute
Associated Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Progressive Party
Three Killed and One Wounded in Af fray Near McKinney
On a farm one mile north of Josephine Texas on Sunday a shooting affray left Will Mitchell and Charlie Red plus a Mexican known as Don dead. Another Mexican was wounded. T J Wherry and son Roy surrendered and posted $500 bond.
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Will Mitchell
Reservation houses go dark as inmates relocate
Dallas reports that the reservation houses were empty last night as women left the city or moved elsewhere. One inmate accepted a home offer during the last round, leaving five of 343 inmates officially known to be living in the reservation.
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Dallas
Which Bank Next to Importance to Your Decision to Save
An advertisement extols a conservative honor roll bank as a public institution serving all people. It promises courteous handling of any account from one dollar, assuring safety and satisfactory service to patrons of all sizes.
Texas 52 Southwestern 0 in Austin rout
Texas hammered Southwestern 52 to 0 in Austin with touchdowns by Brown Simmons Daniels Littlefield Shelmire Malone and Leftwich. The win highlights Texas offensive burst as they dominated the game from start to finish.
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TEXAS
Southewestern
Austin
Southwestern
Brown
Simmons
Daniels
Littlefield
Shelmire
Malone
Leftwich
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