Mexican riot near Tampico leaves many dead
Reports from El Paso and Eagle Pass describe a violent outbreak at Zacetacas opposite Tampico with hundreds killed as soldiers fired on a chaotic mob shouting Down with Diaz. In Hermanez four citizens and two policemen were hurt as troops dispersed the crowd. San Antonio notes Texas troops ready at Fort Sam Houston for rifles and ammunition en route to Mexican revolutionists.
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EL Paso
Tampico
Eagle Pass
Hermanez
Here
Diaz
San Antonio
Ralph Host
Department of Texas
Fort Sam
Houston
Campbell
Southern Pacific
American family jailed in Chihuahua incident
John Alarcon a railroad engineer and his American family are jailed in Chihuahua after officials find dynamite with his brother-in-law a miner. The arrest extends to Alarcon's wife and children remaining at the Alarcon home.
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Amertcan
EL Paso
John Alarcon
Chihuahua
Alacon
Mexico
Local Firm Builds Trustworthy County Business
Established in 188A this firm has built a large countywide business by tending to entrusted matters with the same care as their own. Their reputation rests on reliable service, attentive handling of affairs, and consistent personal oversight.
Election of Editor in Chief of Yucca At North Texas Normal
The Yucca editor-in-chief election at North Texas Normal College was held this afternoon with intense student rivalry. L. Hunter (Reagan) defeated C. A. Bridges (Lee) amid active campaigning and party pride as students logrolled for votes. Balloting began at 2 with results expected around 3:30 this afternoon.
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North Texas Normal College
L. Hunter
Reagan
C. A. Bridges
Lee
Reed Ill in Fort Worth Hospital After Missouri Senate Race
Senator elect James A Reed, former Kansas City mayor, lies ill in bed at Hotel Worth Fort Worth with two physicians and a nurse attending. He will forego a San Antonio speaking engagement due to illness, and despite his condition he predicts Democrats will win the next presidency. Burial plans for W J Lacy are announced with large turnout and O F lodges conducting services.
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James A. Reed
Kansas City
David R. Francis
Missouri
Hotel Worth
Reed
San Antonio
W. J. Lacy
North Bolivar Street
Walter C. Lattimore
Dallas
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Sul Ross
Odd Fellows
Sul Ross Camp
C. C. Sullivan
C. «. Daugherty
G. A. Wells
B. F
J. A. Dutway
Lula Wheeler
B. F. Wheeler
C. W. Phillips
Dalhart
W C. Lattimore
Morris
P. C. Lacy
Bert
Argyle
Sam Lacy
Turner Moyles
Gainesville
Mr. Minnerly
Drop
Chas Gatewood
Bureau cotton report shows record ginned by Nov 14
The Bureau cotton report issued in Washington on Monday lists 8,764,000 bales ginned through Nov 14, over 600,000 ahead of last year and considered bullish. Of the total, 3,468 bales have been shipped from the local freight office.
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Bureau
Washington
Girl Burned in Motorcycle Accident Near Dallas
Ada Gertis, 17, was seriously burned when a gasoline leak ignited flames while she rode on the front of a motorcycle driven by Elliott Lindert in Dallas. Dr. Perry Baird helped smother the blaze with his coat. Ada remains in critical condition.
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Dallas
Ada Gertis
Elliott Lindert
Perry Baird
Mexican found dead near Eldorado in mystery case
San Angelo November 21 authorities found Hernan do Martinez a Mexican about thirty dead with a bullet hole in his head at Eldorado fifty miles south of here. Officials cannot determine if suicide or murder.
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San Angelo
Hernando Martinez
Eldorado
Here
Aluminum stew pan promise sparks home cookware appeal
A retailer advertises a 10 inch aluminum stew pan inviting cooks to try a piece and experience the appeal. The snippet suggests the product aims to encourage continued use and brand familiarity.
Aluminum Cooking Ware Promises Rustproof Lightweight Quality
Advertisement notes aluminum cookware that never rusts and is light and clean with many fine points. Encourages viewers to see the product in windows and ask to view the new kitchenware.
Father Assaults Son in Jacksonville Charged in Shooting
Bosick jailed on charges of assault to kill his young son Albert by breaking a plate over his head and firing at Will Gillespie and Hugh Cason, who escaped by hiding behind trees. The incident occurred in Jacksonville on the 31st day of the month.
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Jacksonville
Bosick
Albert
Will Gillespie
Hugh Cason
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