Jake Decker 15 Killed in Lewisville Runaway
Jake Decker of farmland east of Lewisville died after a Wednesday wheat haul accident when a frightened team ran away. He was thrown under a heavily loaded wagon and died Thursday at noon. A 25 year old husband and father, he was kin to County Commissioner Sam Higgins and to Mrs. Waller Buster. Burial was in Ritter cemetery. Church and family members attended the funeral.
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Jake Decker
Lewisville
Decker
Sam T. Higgins
Ritter Cemetery
Waller Buster
Buster
Frank Hasten
In Our New Home We Open For Inspection
In Our New Home we are occupying our new building and invite customers and friends to call and inspect the conveniences arranged for the banking public. We are building for the citizens of Denton county a substantial and serviceable bank equal to any banking institution in Texas. Ladies invited especially.
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Denton County
Texas
Exchange National Bank Officials and Directors
Officers include A. J. Nance as President J. R. Christal as Vice President J. C. Coit as Cashier E D Curtis as Assistant Cashier Directors list A J Nance J C Coit J R Christal Ed F Bates Dr J M Inge Alvin C Owsley John H Paine
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A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
E. D. Curtis
J. KR. Christal
ED F. Bates
DR. J. M. Inge
Alvin C. Owsley
John H. Paine
Redfield Orders Probe Into Clothing Costs
Secretary of Commerce Redfield ordered an immediate investigation of clothing manufacturing costs. The move aims to test claims that the new tariff harms American industries.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Death of Col. Ed Rector at Arlington Home
Denton county friends learn of Col. Ed Rector’s death at Arlington after a brief illness. The ex Confederate soldier and steamboatman was born 1835 in Booneville Missouri and came to Texas in 1855. He died at the Hotel Hutcheson with funeral services held Monday at Arlington Cemetery directed by Milton Furniture and Undertaking.
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Denton County
Ed Rector
Arlington
Arlington Journal
Texas
Hutcheson
Zach Slaughter
Mave Slaughter
Col. Rector
Mr. Slaughter
Colonel Rector
Booneville
Missouri River
Trinity
Rector
Thomas Spruance
Jim Ned
Lou Fields
California
McKinney
Maggie Talkington
Nat Rector
Denton
Dock Rector
Fort Worth
Milton Furniture and Undertaking Company
Walter A. Goodwin
Arlington Cemetery
J. A. Lincoln
The
Christian Church
Leslie Coulter
Joe Tawater
John Elliott
William Henderson
Webb Rose
Immaculate Laundering Offer for Linen Care
A promotional text promises pristine laundering for table linens highlighting snowy whiteness and flawless ironing. It invites readers to send items for perfection, aiming to impress guests with superior care and pride.
Tie-up on Southern Pacific Complete
The Southern Pacific strike ties up service with only one train into Houston today and no early peace prospects. The Sunset Lines dispute shows no immediate settlement, leaving limited railroad movement and ongoing disruptions.
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Southern Pacific
Sunset Lines
Houston
No Service Tieups Hit Southern Pacific Lines
Federated trainmen strike disrupts routes from New Orleans to El Paso with full halt on Galveston and Victoria divisions. About 2,400 workers walk out at 7 PM, seeking reinstatement, joint bargaining, and safety/pay demands amid stalled mediation and limited transit to San Antonio Dallas Beaumont. Houston area lines report no effect yet.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Houston
Federated
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
el Paso
Galveston
Victoria
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Brotherhood of Locomotive Encaineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of
Brotherhood of
Texas Central
Huerta Seen Ready to Yield as Minister Aldape Overtures Spur Move
Shaughnessy believes Huerta is ready to yield following yesterday's overtures by Minister Aldape. Lind may go to the capital to receive the committee representing Huerta.
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Aldape
Huerta
Lind
Negotiations With U S Reopened In Mexico
Midnight bulletin reports Huerta’s official family backing renewed talks with the United States. Wilson calls the prospects favorable for a settlement as Cardi Carranza and Hale move toward possible negotiations in Nogales. Huerta’s position remains delicate amid reports of divisions and pressure from Washington and European powers.
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City OF Mexico
President Huerta
United States
Huerta
Washington
Wilson
Associated Press
Europe
Charge O'Shaughnessy
John Lind
Washington Optimistic Alcape May Be President
Secretary Bryan spoke with Mexico City officials about concessions to U S demands for a new Congress. Huerta officials hint at a compromise to have Congress meet but not pass measures keeping Huerta in power. Optimism grows that Huerta will delay resignation until a suitable successor is chosen, with Foreign Minister Modeno mentioned.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Bryan Today
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Ers
Congress
Modeno
US envoy voices faith in peaceful Mexico approach
Charge O Shaughnessy said confidence remains that the United States can aid Mexico without war. He noted Alchape's overtures as signaling Huerta may yield and planned talks with Senor Aldape on whether John Lind should return from Vera Cruz to receive Huerta's negotiating committee.
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Mexico
Gen. Huerta
Charge O'Shaughnessy
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Congress
Huerta
United States
Associated Press
Mexico City
Britain Declares Non-Interference Policy on Huerta
England announced its stance in London on Nov 14 replying to President Wilson. The British government said it would eliminate Huerta but maintain a policy of strict non interference in the matter.
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England
Associated Press Dispatch
London
Pres. Wilson
Huerta
Rebels Capture Culiacan Reported From Here
Tucson dispatch reports reliable sources confirming the capture of Culiacan, capital of Sinaloa, by rebels. Local observers note the development as a significant turn in the conflict and await official confirmation.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Rebels begin siege of Victoria Tamaulipas capital
Seven thousand rebels started a siege of Victoria the capital of Tamaulipas, on November 14, with reports from Brownsville.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Brownsville
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Wire tapper paid high price for protection
District Attorney Whitman confirmed that a gang of wire tappers confessed paying large grafts to a civilian in authority and to many police officials for protection.
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Associated Press Disputcen
New York
Whitman
Death toll from Alabama wreck rises to twenty two
Montgomery Nov 14 The Central of Georgia train wreck at Clayton yesterday increases the death list to twenty two. The remaining injured are expected to recover.
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Montgomery
Central of Georgia
Clayton
Wreck Report Reveals 12 Dead as Train Falls Bridge
Final report from EUFALA Alabama dated November 14 confirms twelve killed and over 100 injured when the Georgia Central excursion train plunged through a bridge yesterday.
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Eufala
Ala
Georgia Central
Saloonkeepers Fined for Liquor Sale to Father of Six
In Waukegan NL on Nov 14 a verdict of 350000 was awarded against two saloonkeepers who sold liquor to a man described as their father making him incapable of supporting his six children. The ruling awards the children the damages, reflecting the case's focus on the impact of the liquor sales on the family.
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Waukegon
Jarrell Praises Bonham Streets and Walks After Visit
W F Jarrell returned from Bonham where he attended the funeral of W P Crawford. He praised the city’s streets and walks built under their commission government, in force less than three years. The walks are built end to end, with noncompliant property owners charged the cost and paid in ten annual installments with 6 percent interest.
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W. F. Jarrell
Bonham
W. P. Crawford
Cotton Consumption and Stocks For October Reported
The Census Bureau announced that U S cotton consumed in October totaled 542,809 bales and exports reached 1,517,838 bales. U S cotton on hand in factories stood at 1,072,274 bales and in warehouses 2,551,964 bales.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
United States
Carr-Bourdette College President Paralyzed
President J. F Anderson of the Carr-Bourdette College was found totally paralyzed in bed this morning. Physicians said his condition was serious.
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FL Anderson
Associated Press
Sherman
J. F Anderson
Carr-Bourdette College
Jockey Tommy Burns Killed by Elevated Train
Internationally famous rider Tommy Burns was crushed to death in New York when he either jumped or fell beneath an elevated train. Burns, who had amassed a fortune riding, once rode for the German Emperor.
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Tommy Burns
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Burns
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