A&M Crushes Tulane in College Station Remarkably
In College Station on November 26, A&M overwhelmed Tulane 41 to 6. Garrett George, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. George of Denton, starred at left halfback for Tulane. George, a former Denton High end, is a sophomore at Tulane and a standout in all Tulane games this season.
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Denton
George
Garrett George
A. M. George
Young George
New Orleans
Tulane
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Mississippii. &M
Death sentences for four Rosenthal gunmen set for Nov twenty sixth
Associated Press dispatch from New York reports Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Whitey Lewis and Dago Frank convicted in the Rosenthal murder will receive death sentences from Justice Goff on November 26 and be sent to Sing Sing. All are under 28. Rose Vallon Schepps and Webber, the informers, likely to be released today. In Washington Carmi Thompson was named United States treasurer.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
Whitey Lewis
Dago Frank
Rosenthal
Justice Goff
Sing Sing
Rose
Vallon
Schepps
Webber
Exchange National Bank Officials and Resources Listed
SAFETY and SER VICE patronize the Exchange National Bank Resources More than $600,000 Officers and Directors A. J. Nance President J. R. Christal Vice President J. C. Coit Cashier E. D. Curtis Ass't Cashier Ed. F. Bates J. H. Paine A. C. Owsley Dr. J. M. Inge
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A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
E. D. Curtis
F. Bates
J. H. Paine
A. C. Owsley
Dr. J. M. Inge
College of Industrial Arts marks tenth anniversary celebration
The College of Industrial Arts plans a three day home coming from April 19 to 21, 1913 to celebrate the tenth anniversary and the opening of a new $75,000 building expected to be ready by February. President Bizzell has appointed a small committee on arrangements and means including Mr. Allen and Misses Smith and Bel.
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College of Industrial Arts
Bizzell
Wayge
Allen
Smith
Bel
Mexican Rebels Attack Railroad Train Wreck Near Penjamo
Six people were killed in a clash over control of a Mexican Central railroad train wrecked by rebels near Penjamo Guanajuato. Rebels and rural guards fought as the train carriages plunged from a bridge. rebels fled to the hills after the melee. The exact rebel death toll was unknown.
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Associated Press
Menico Ciety
Mexican Central Railroad
Penjamo
Guanajuato
Enemé
Trial of John Beal Sneed Advances After Evidence Ruling
Judge Swayne ordered spectator searches as John Beal Sneed's trial continues in Fort Worth. The court admitted J T Sneed senior testimony regarding his wife’s alleged intimacy, while police guard entry. Prosecution and defense streamlined evidence with less wrangling than the first trial as Capt Snyder testifies.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
Sneed
Boyce
Capt. Snyder
Lena Sneed
173 Charged With Criminal Use Of US Mails
Postoffice inspectors and U S Marshals across 72 cities begin widespread raids to arrest 173 individuals for using the mails to promote criminal medical practices or sell drugs and instruments for illegal purposes. Many are prominent physicians and business figures. About 20 percent of today’s arrests involve so called pill doctors sending circulars by mail.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Postmaster General Postoffice
United States
Couple Held by Federal Authorities in Mail Fraud Case
In San Antonio Navy 20 A. T. Haslem and Susanna Norton were arrested by federal agents on mail misuse charges. Bonds were set at $1,500 each.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Antonio
Navy
A. T. Haslem
Susanna Norton
Standard Officials Will Not Be Tried
Washington November 20. John D Archbold H C Folger Jr and W C Teagle of the Standard Oil Co indicted by the Federal Grand Jury at Dallas will not be tried. Attorney General Wickersham yesterday decided warrants for their arrest will not be served, holding the government lacks sufficient evidence to sustain the indictment.
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Washinggon
John D. Archbold
H. C. Folger, Jr
W. C Teagle
Standard Oil Co
Dallas
Wickersham
Two Arrests in Houston Drug Case
Abbott Cockrell and I Lewyn, described as leading drug gists, were arrested in Houston on November 20 for the alleged misuse of the mails.
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Houston
Associated Press Dispatch
Abbott Cockrell
I. Lewyn
Turkish Garrison at Monastir Flees After Battle
Reports from Monastir say the Turkish garrison did not surrender but fled in all directions leaving war materiel behind. Turkish losses reach about 2,000 killed and wounded while Serbian casualties were also heavy.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Monastir
Erie County Indicts J Frank Higkey in Boy's Death
The Erie County grand jury indicts J Frank Higkey in the death of Joseph Josephs a Lakawanna boy. Higkey is under arrest at Tong River NJ on murder charges.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Buffalo
N. W
Navy
Erie County Grand Jury
J. Frank Higkey
Tong River
N. J
Joseph Josephs
Bulgarians Halt Fighting Before Tchafalja Fortifications
Bulgarian troops facing fortifications at Tchafalja are ordered to cease fighting and hold positions as negotiations for an armistice continue. The move comes amid broader efforts to reach a ceasefire.
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Associated Press
Sowa
Novy
Telegraphic Markets Denton cotton and futures prices
Local cotton prices show lint at 11 1 2 to 12 1 4 cents and seed at 4 to 4 26 cents. Receipts thin as harvest nears completion. Futures quotes from Liverpool and New York listed with opening and closing figures for February March and January contracts.
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New York
Writ of habeas corpus granted in federal case
In Waco on November 20 a writ of habeas corpus returnable December 3 was granted in the Federal court for Cascual Orozco Sr and Gen De la Fuenta. They will be held pending a hearing.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Waco
Cascual Orozco, Sr
Gen. de la Fuenta
Fire wipes out Barstow bank and telephone exchange
A midnight blaze in Barstow destroyed the Citizens State Bank and the telephone exchange. Damage is listed at $25,000. Fire crews battled to save surrounding structures as the scene drew investigators.
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Barstow
Associated Press Dispatch
Citizens State Bank
Turks Repulse Bulgars Near Tchat alja
Nazim Pasu, the Turkish commander, reports Turkish forces repulsed the Bulgarian army after an all day battle before Tchat alja near Pondon on November 20.
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Pondon
Nazim Pasu
Tchatalja
Miscellaneous quotation in local feed market
No changes in the feed stuff market this week. Eggs continue at 50 cents per dozen with demand about supplied at that price. Turkeys are 10 cents wholesale and retailing at 13 cents in the local market.
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Turkey
Oklahoma editor freed from murder charge in Claremore
H Jeffries editor of the Novata Advertiser was acquitted of the murder of Irene Goheen an advertising solicitor in Claremore Oklahoma on November 20 The trial cleared him of the homicide accusation with a verdict of not guilty.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press Dispatch
Claremore
Paschall To Undergo Johns Hopkins Operation
A card from B F Paschall in Baltimore reports he is being treated for a cancerous neck growth and may undergo surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He withstood the trip well and the operation could occur soon.
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B. F. Paschall
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Denton Area Forecast Tonight and Thursday
For Denton and Vicinity the forecast calls for a generally fair night and a generally fair day Thursday with colder conditions ahead. No precipitation expected. Temperatures are expected to dip as the night cools.
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Denton
Gore proposes government funding for campaigns
Senator Gore to introduce a bill that the Government pay presidential and congressional campaign costs. Funding would be allocated based on party vote share in the last general election, totaling about 1.9 million for Democrats and 0.6 and 0.5 million for Progressives and Republicans respectively. Individual contributions would be banned. Leaders like Bryan and Roosevelt support the idea.
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Washington
Gore
Bryan
Roosevelt
NO FUSION, SAYS ROOSEVELT
New York November conference remarks quote Col. Roosevelt denying any fusion with the old parties. He states he is in the ranks not a leader and asserts there will be no fusion if he can prevent it.
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Roosevelt
New York
Progressive Party
Col. Roosvelt
Progressive Movement
Utah Electors Plan For Margaret Witcher Vice President Nomination
Salt Lake City November 20. Four Taft electors from Utah moved to back Mrs. Margaret Witcher of Utah for vice president. The plan aims to nominate Witcher during the current political maneuvering.
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Salt Lake
Taft
Utah
Margaret Witcher
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