New York Shooting Claims Two Detectives and Suspects
In a Raines law hotel incident Joseph Vogel opened fire on detectives aiming to arrest him then killed his alleged wife and himself with an 11 shot pistol. The woman also fired several rounds as officers pursued burglary links. Detective Is Dead. John Allen died today after being shot.
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Idaho and Minnesota Vote Totals Tie Roosevelt Map
Official returns show Wilson carried Idaho by 1 100 votes over Taft with Roosevelt over 7 000 behind Taft. In Minnesota final returns place Roosevelt ahead of Wilson by 19 436 votes.
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Farmers' Union Warehouse Fire Destroys Cotton Bales
Fire in Huntsville today destroyed the Farm ers' Union warehouse and 350 bales of cotton. The loss is about $21,000.
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Huntsville
Associated Press Dispatch
Farmers’ Union
Exchange National Bank Officers and Resources Highlighted
Safety and service motto underlines patronage as the Exchange National Bank promotes trust in its resources exceeding $600,000. Officers include A. J. Nance as president and J. R. Christal as vice president with J. C. Coit as cashier and E. D. Curtis as assistant cashier. Also listed are Ed. F. Bates J. H. Paine A. C. Owsley and Dr J. M. Inge.
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Three Die and Twenty Hurt in Los Angeles Hotel Fire
A hotel fire at the St George in Los Angeles killed three people and injured about twenty. A vaudeville performer and his wife jumped from the sixth floor. a baby burned. Elevator operator Oscar Jones saved many by guiding the elevator to upper floors. Mrs. Charlotte Harrington died after tossing her baby to rescuers’ net. Mrs. Ella Moran died on the sidewalk.
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Associated Press Dispatch
St. George Hotel
Oscar Jones
Charlotte Harrington
Ella Moran
Thompson Named Treasurer to Succeed McClung
President Taft secretary Carmi Thompson will become treasurer of the United States, filling the vacancy created by Lee McClung's resignation. The appointment follows the recent departure of McClung from the post in Washington.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Carmi Thompson
Taft
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Lee McClung
Schrank Declared Insane by Five Alienists
Milwaukee report states a panel of five alienists declared John Schrank insane after investigating his attempt on Col. Roosevelt. Judge Backus later confirmed the commission's completion, per the District Attorney's office.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Milwaukee
Wis
John Schrank
Col. Roosevelt
Backus Hened
District Attorney's Office
Governor Mann Grants Respite for Floyd and Claude Allen
Governor Mann in Richmond Virginia grants Floyd and Claude Allen a respite until December 13. The announcement was issued this morning.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Richmond
Mann
Floyd
Claude Allen
Senator Rayner’s Condition Critical in Baltimore
Baltimore reports Senator Rayner remains in critical condition with physicians offering little hope for recovery as of November 19.
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Rayner
No Primaries Planned by Henry in Waco District
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Henry of the Waco district says there will be no post office primaries in his district if he has a say. The remark follows ongoing discussions about primary procedures in the region.
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Washington
Waco
Murderer Arrested in Connection With Lackawanna Boy Murder
J Frank Hickey, sought in the murder of Joseph Josephs, a Lackawanna youth, is under arrest at Whiting New Jersey after being taken into custody in New Jersey on November 19.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Frank Hickey
Joseph Josephs
Lackawanna
Whiting
N. J
Weather Forecast for Denton Vicinity Tonight Through Wednesday
Tonight: fair, warmer conditions across Denton and surrounding area. Wednesday: continue fair skies with mild temperatures. No significant precipitation expected, light winds.
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Tnight Fair
Balkans assent to Turkish armistice peace talks
The allied Balkan nations agreed to Turkish proposals to discuss armistice terms and, ultimately, peace. Sofia reported the accord on November 19.
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Armistice In Bulgaria Turkiye At Tchatalja For Burial
Bulgarian and Turkish forces agreed to an eight hour armistice at Tchatalja to bury their dead, allowing both sides to tend the fallen. The agreement was reported by the Associated Press from London on November 19.
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Associated Press
London
Tchatalja
Turks Surrender Belgrade Fortress at Monastir
Nov 19 report states the Turkish fortress at Monastir surrendered to Servian forces yesterday. About fifty thousand troops and three generals capitulated. Monastir, second largest European Turkish city and key Macedonia stronghold, falls signaling clear control shift in the region and a major morale boost for Servia.
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Monastir
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Macedonia
Sultan appeals to Powers in wartime appeal from Constantinople
The Sultan has sent an appeal to the great Powers requesting intervention to end the war. Cholera and typhus ravage the Ottoman army while a strong Allied force pounds at the gates, signaling possible terms sought from the allies.
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Turkey
Six Die As Seaboard Trains Collide Near Border
Six men were killed and six injured in a head on collision between two Seaboard Air Line passenger trains one mile south of the Virginia line near Noblina North Carolina. The dead include both engineers two express messengers and two Negro firemen. All injured were train crew. Cause of the crash is unknown.
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Pass.i.n.ger
Associated Press Dispatch
Noblina
N. C
Virginia State Line
Alleged Dynamiters Jailed as Bondsmen Withdrew Security
Edward Smythe and James Ray of Peoria Illinois were jailed in Indianapolis amid a dynamite conspiracy trial after their bondsmen withdrew their security.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Ind
Edward Smythe
James Ray
Peoria
Four Gunmen Found Guilty in First Degree Murder
In New York on November 19, a jury convicted all four gunmen of first degree murder after a three hour deliberation following the judge's charge.
Sneed Seen Looking In Window Before Boyce Killing
Fort Worth report on the Boyce case details from Capt. Boyce’s shooting night. Witness Ireland Hampton testifies Sneed looked in the lobby window before entering and began firing, Dupree moving against Sneed as the struggle ensued. Court scrutiny focuses on clothing, embalmed body photos, and jury impact.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
Capt. Boyce
J. B. Sneed
Ireland Hampton
Boyce
Sneed
Geo. Dupree
Hampton
Dupree
Bold Bandits Hold UPC M and St. Paul Train
Two bandits boarded the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway express at Mystic in Ottumwa Iowa today and robbed passengers while forcing them to keep their hands up until Ottumwa. Five suspects were arrested later. The robbers secured $359.
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St. Pau
Mystic
Night Knight Jailed on Perjury Charge
Deputy Sheriff W. T. Wilson brought 38 Knight to jail after arrest near Aubrey on false swearing tied to a marriage license case. The woman alleged she was sixteen, not eighteen, and the girl’s guardian said the daughter knew nothing of the license. Knight faces Tar rant county murder indictment as principal in the well known Knight case. Knight became ill upon arrival and a physician attended him.
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W. T. Wilson
Knight
Aubrey
Sheriff's Office
Tarrant County
Son
German farmer killed in explosion near Muenster
Gainesville Nov 19 Thur man Feete a German farmer living near Muenster was killed while planting trees yesterday when the dynamite he was using exploded his head arms and legs were blown to pieces
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Associated Press Dispatch
Gainesville
Denton Ladies Attend Fort Worth State Club Meeting
Several Denton women travel to Fort Worth for the State Federation of Women's Clubs gathering this week. Mrs. Frank Piner serves as Shakespeare club delegate, and Miss M. Anne Moore represents the Ariel club. Miss Lee Williams and Mrs. John C. Coit also attend.
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Fort Worth
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frank Piner
Shakespeare Club
M. Anne Moore
Ariel
Lee Williams
John C. Coit
Bryan Politically Open to State Department Post
Reports from Washington say William Jennings Bryan will be tendered the position of Secretary of State under President Wilson and that he will accept. The information comes from a source close to both Bryan and Wilson.
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W. J. Bryan
Wilson
Bryan
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