New Orleans Fair Weather Tonight and Saturday Warmer
New Orleans weather bulletin reports fair skies and warmer temperatures tonight and again on Saturday. No precipitation expected, with light to moderate winds from the south. Highs near the upper seventies and lows around the fifties.
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Riot at U S consul's home in Eagle Pass braces Mexico unrest
A Mexican mob stoned the residence of United States consul Luther Ellworth and other American homes opposite Eagle Pass amid anti American demonstrations in Mexico. No injuries or arrests reported. Martial law declared in Guadalajara after protests over the Rock Springs Tex. burning. property damage noted, no fatalities.
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San Antonio
Mexico City
Iaz
Eagle Pass
Luther Ellworth
United Sates
Guadalajara
Rock Springs
Tex
Federal law urged to prosecute mobs nationwide
Williams H. Atwell United States attorney of Dallas issued a statement urging a federal mob action law. He noted the government cannot act over the Rock Springs Mexican burning and the New Orleans Italian massacre or California incidents. He argued such a law would prevent wars and could pass by the next Congress.
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Williams H. Atwell
United States
Dallas
Rock Springs
Texas
New Orleans
California
Mexicans to Investigate Riot After Mexican Fire
Governor Campbell reported Secretary Knox message that the consul and vice consul at Las Vacas Mexico seek to conduct the investigation of the burning death at Rock Springs. Officials request full protection during the inquiry and Secretary Bowman affirms that such protection should be afforded.
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Las Vacas
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Bowman Wites Knox
Denton County Teachers Institute Closes 1919 Session
The 1910 Denton County Teachers Institute winds up this afternoon after a successful session with almost full county attendance. Papers cover Character Building, Rural Schools, physical power, mental ability and citizenship. Speakers include Miss Alma Lain, Miss Clara Mallow, Mrs Hall, Miss Ruth Hagegard, and EB D. Swenson. The event highlights agriculture, history and civil government, athletics, and the Boy Scouts of America in school life.
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Denton County Teachers’ Institute
Normal College
College of Industrial Arts
City Schools
Elder Wooldridge
Alma Lain
Clara Mallow
Mc Mustain
Institute
Frankeye Lain
Hubert C. Lyon
Hall
Ganzer
EB. D
Mac Normal
Swenson
the Normal
Boy Scouts of America
Boys of America
ELECTION RETURNS AND NATIONWIDE TAKEOVER TANGLE
New Jersey gives Woodrow Wilson a widening lead of 60000 votes as tally grows. Parker withdraws from New York Senate bid. Oregon elects Oswald West as governor by about 3000. Woman suffrage amendment fails. Tennessee race ends with Hooper victory, fraud disputes linger. Kentucky eyes unseating Caleb Powers, Dix leads New York by 67462. Massachusetts Democrats back Lodge defeat with insurgent help. Burke re elected in North Dakota Idaho Hawley leads in Idaho. Carley Bee loses in San Antonio Senate race. St Louis fraud allegations loom.
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New Jersey
Alton B. Parker
New York
Edward F. Shepherd
D. Cady Herrick
Oregon
Oswald West
Taylor
Hooper
Tennessee
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Dix
Cleveland
O'Malley
Carley Bee
Real
San Antonio
St. Louis
Western Union officers jailed in Baird contempt case
In Baird, Texas, B D Gould Dallas Western Union rep jailed three days after contempt ruling. J W Percy local manager fined $100, Norman Ringer sought on contempt warrant. Grand jury demanded all messages from Baird over the past year ordering liquor. company resists without sender specify and court order. Files sealed awaiting compliance.
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Baird
B. D. Gould
Dallas
Western Union
J. W. Percy
Norman Ringer
MILITIAMEN WILL MEET ALLAS
Nov 11 report notes 100 Texas National Guard officers, from 225, will arrive tomorrow for a meeting with Allas. The dispatch indicates active planning and coordination among units ahead of the event. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Allas
Texas National Guards
Conference to Review Manley Conviction Prompts High Court Appeal
Adjutant General Newton and Brigadier General Hearne will attend a conference on Sergeant Manley’s conviction for killing Louis Richenstein. Delegates plan to seek higher court review and urge the Legislature to clarify guardsmen duties when called out. Major Roach and local officers have not withdrawn resignations.
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Manley
Louis Richenstein
Newton
Hearne
Roach
Fire Burns Era Gin Owned by R F Henley
A fire at 1 o'clock this morning destroyed the gin of R F Henley at Era, fifteen miles west of Gainesville, along with fifteen bales of cotton and twenty tons of seed. Loss estimated at 10 000 dollars. The gin, recently built, is believed to have been set on fire by the owner.
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Gainesville
R. F. Henley
Era
Here
Losa
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