Borah Found Guilty of Wife Murder in Oklahoma
W A Borah former Mayor of Tishomingo was found guilty of murdering his wife on August 30 in Atoka County Oklahoma. He received a life sentence in the penitentiary after a six hour jury deliberation. A motion for a new trial and an appeal are planned.
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Atoka
Okla
W. A. Borah
Tishomingo
Borah
Robert M. Rainey
Atoka County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Gwendolyn
Jonkston
Felfer
Cotton falls sharply on gin report surprise
Associated Press dispatch from New Orleans reports cotton prices tumbling by about two dollars per bale after the Census Ginning Report shows 200000 more bales ginned than anticipated, triggering a swift market reaction.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Break in New York Stocks After Opening Figures
A cautious start in New York trades followed the release of early figures today. Market activity shows prices retreating as investors reassess combined earnings and demand signals.
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New York
Associated Press Ee
Indians Threaten Massacre at Shiprock Agency
An appeal for aid to prevent the massacre of the Indian agency force at Shiprock on the Navajo reservation was received by U S Marshal Hudspeth from Agent W T Shelton. The Indians threaten to kill whites at the agency Monday unless the government drops the prosecution of eleven Indian outlaws indicted on riot and assault charges. Aid has been sent.
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Santa FE
N. M
Indian Agency
Shiprock
Navajo
United States
Hudspeth
W. T. Shelton
Eggs rise to 75c per dozen in New York market
In New York on November 5, the retail price of eggs climbed to 75 cents a dozen with indications that prices may rise further. Local merchants reported tight supply and ongoing demand contributing to the increase.
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New York
Kansas Aggies down A. and M. 12 to 9 victory
In Manhattan Kansas the Kansas Aggies defeated Texas A M College 12 to 9 yesterday. The score line shows a decisive win for the Aggies at home.
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Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Kan
Texas A. & M. College
In Our New Home Bank Opens in Denton County
We occupy our new building and invite customers and friends to inspect the conveniences arranged for the banking public. The bank aims to serve citizens with substantial, serviceable facilities equal to any banking institution in Texas.
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Denton County
Exas
Exchange National Bank Officers and Directors
A. J. Nance serves as President with J. R. Christal as Vice President and J. Coit as Cashier. E. D P. Curtis is Assistant Cashier and the board includes A. J. Nance J. Coffin J. R. Christal ED F. Bates Dr. J. M. Inge Alvin Ow sley John H. Paine as directors.
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A. J. Nance
J. AR. Christal
J. €. Coit
E. D P. Curtis
Coffin J. R. Christal
ED F. Bates
J. M. Inge
Alvin €. Owsley
John H. Paine
What Will Be Done If Huerta Refuses
Washington discusses possible responses if Provisional President Huerta refuses to resign. No decision announced as cabinet weighs options. Wilson aims to eliminate Huerta as first step to peace in the Southern Republic while neutrality remains and arms embargo discussions surface. Secretary Bryan declines to comment.
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Washington
United States
Huerta
Wilson
Berlin
Germany
Bryan
Noted British Scientist Alfred Russell Wallace Dies
London report says Alfred Russel Wallace, noted British scientist, died in London yesterday at age 91.
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London
Alfred Russel Wallace
Glynn Declares He Won't Seek Re-Election
Albany November 8 Governor Martin H Glynn announced he would not be a candidate for re election under any circumstances. He had succeeded William Sulzer and stated the decision ends his political bid.
Linen laundering ad praises starch-free finish
The notice extols laundered linen with a fine finish that avoids a thick starch layer. It claims the finish preserves and beautifies linen and invites readers to send washables for this week.
Lind Confers With British Ambassador In Mexico City
John Lind, Wilson’s representative in Mexico, met Nov. in Mexico City with Sir Lionel Carden for over two hours. They reportedly differ on the Mexican crisis and U.S. role, with Lind staying may extend until settlement or breakdown. He indicated pessimism over Huerta leaving office and suggested an ultimatum nearing. Lind did not see Mexican officials and conferred with Nelson O'Shaughnessy at the American embassy.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Lionel Carden
Lind
Lionel
United States
Washington
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Congress
Mr. Lind
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Silence on Huerta talk grips Washington
An administration officialdeclines to discuss progress in Mexican negotiations prompting questions about U.S. plans. Pressure mounts on Huerta to abdicate as authorities weigh next moves.
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United States
Huerta
New York Extradition Request for Harry Thaw Honored
Governor Felker honored New York State requisition for Harry Thaw, transferring the case to Federal courts where a habeas corpus writ is pending. The indictment in New York charges conspiracy in his Matteawan escape. Thaw did not comment. His mother called the decision disappointing but not shocking.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Concord
N.hl
Felker
New York State
Harry Thaw
Lind Holds Out Little Hope for Settlement
Governor Carranza voiced optimism over the Mexican revolution and potential U S recognition of the insurgents belligerency. Washington dispatches say the Wilson administration is weighing its position while Huerta may be pressed to resign under diplomatic pressure.
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Lind
Associated Press
Nogales
Sonora
Venustiano Carranza
Washington
United States
Wilson
Carranza
Rebels Prepare Major Assault on Chihuahua
Advices report Gen Pancho Villa with about 10,000 men planning a concentrated attack on Chihuahua, the state capital. Rebel artillery shelled the outskirts while Federal forces denied surrender reports.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
EL Paso
Pancho Villa
Diaz Still Under Arrest In Havana Attack Howl
Conflicting reports surround the Thursday night assault on Gen. Felix Diaz in Havana. Diaz claims five men attacked him and he defended himself without a weapon. Guerrero, a newspaperman aligned with Carranza, says Diaz attacked him.
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Diaz
Havana
Cuba
Felix Diaz
Guerrero
Fhve
Carranza
Mexican opium smugglers wound U.S. customs inspector
San Diego dispatch says Mexican opium smugglers shot and seriously wounded U. S. Customs Inspector W. B. Evans. One smuggler was captured, two escaped. The incident occurred as authorities pursued the smugglers.
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Associated Press
San Diego
U. S
W. B. Evans
Robertson to Announce Candidacy for Governor
Dallas politician William F. Robertson says in a letter to friends that he will soon formally announce his bid for Governor, with a formal declaration to follow in a few days in Austin.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
William F. Robertson
Dallas
Bank Promises Careful Attention to All New Accounts
A bank assures every depositor, new or old, will receive the same careful attention and service, emphasizing dedication regardless of account volume.
County Court Adjourns After October Term Ends
The October term concluded with probate actions including appointing Henrietta J. Jones guardian of Massie and Robert L. Jones and approving inventories. Motions for new trials and appeals followed in several cases. In Dallas, Meade Barr claimed his confession to Miss Brown’s murder was drug influenced, exonerating Ellie M. Lake. grand jury actions remained unresolved. Habeas corpus for Mrs. Lake was reinstated for 2 PM hearing.
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Henrietta J. Jones
Massie
Robert L. Jones
Anna
Henry Chilig
Streetmaster
Guardian
Hoskins
T. E. Taylor
S. P. Clements
State
John Quisenberry
Court of Criminal Appeals
J. F. Fain
J. F. Fain Et al
Taylor Smith
O. L. Willis
The
Texas Company
Dallas
T2x
Meade Barr
Miss Brown
Grand Jury
Lake
Barr
Ellie M. Lake
Mrs. Lake
McCutcheon
What A Checking Account Will Do
A brief advertisement touts the benefits of a checking account, promising social standing and credit position within the community. It claims a bank book awaits readers who choose to open an account and asserts the account grants access to greater success.
Krupp Employees Fined for Bribing Officials
Otto Becius fined 300 dollars and Maximilian Brandt sentenced to four months in prison for bribing government officials. Both are former Krupp employees. It is alleged officials supplied secret information to the Krupps for some time.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Berlin
Otto Becius
Maximilian Brandt
Great Krupp Armament Firm
Krupps
Dreamland Theater to Open Next Thursday
The Dreamland theater on the West Side will open Thursday, Nov. 13, under Manager Kirkland. The newly finished venue features green cream and brown decor, historical scroll motifs, modern opera seating, and a gold fibre screen for clear viewing from all seats.
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Dreamland
Kirkland
Mineral Wells High to Meet Denton High in Rivalry Test
Mineral Wells High football team arrived for this afternoon's clash with Denton High. The teams have met once before, ending 0-4 in favor of neither, as they seek superiority this afternoon.
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Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells High
Denton High
Street Car Service Resumed After Indianapolis Strike
Street car gongs sounded in Indianapolis as service resumed after a seven day strike. Governor Ralston helped settle the dispute with arbitral proceedings won by the employees. no union recognition or settlement terms disclosed. Old staff restored with full seniority rights effective immediately.
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Indianapolis
Indianaopliss
Ind
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Ralston
Gainesville Register Compliments J J McCook Address
J J McCook, Superintendent of Denton County, delivered an address at the Cooke County Teachers Institute. His talk on the Conference of Education of Texas was described as able and heart-reaching by the Gainesville Register.
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Gainesville Register
Cooke County
J. J. McCook
Denton County
Conference of Education of Texas
McCook
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Gainesville
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