Political Dispatches and Local Incidents Briefly Noted
Wilson says no cabinet statements made. Bryan denies offer to join his cabinet. Senator Rayner of Maryland remains unconscious in Washington. Kiowa Indians in Oklahoma show 65 percent with trachoma. Roosevelt leads in San Francisco tally but may change with full returns. Texas ME church South meets in Marshall with Bishop Mouzon presiding. Dallas man B Tracy Warren dies after elevator shaft fall. Fort Worth reports unanimous support by the State Federation of Women’s Clubs for property and contract rights for married women. bill to be introduced by Judges Speer, Dibrell, and Bryan.
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Port Worth
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ocie Speer
J. B. Dibrell
Lewis R. Bryan
Tidal Wave Devastates Savanna La Mar and Lucea
A tidal wave after a five days' hurricane wiped out Savanna La Mar and Lucea on Jamaica's west coast. Forty two people were killed and hundreds left homeless as the storm raged.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Savanna la Mar
Lucea
Officers and Directors Named for Bank
A list of bank leadership includes A. J. Nance as President J. R. Christal as Vice President J. C. Coit as Cashier E. D. Curtis as Assistant Cashier Ed F. Bates J H Paine A C Owsley and Dr J M Inge as directors.
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A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
E. D. Curtis
Ass’t
F. Bates
J. H. Paine
A. C. Owsley
J. M. Inge
Cone Johnson Fined In Contempt Case At Fort Worth
Associated Press dispatch from Fort Worth reports Cone Johnson, counsel for the defense of John Beal Sneed, was fined 190 for contempt after pressing forbidden questions in open court. The jury remained in a room as proceedings continued and witnesses Farwell Pace Snyder testified.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
Cone Johnson
John Beal Sneed
Ed Farwell
Darhart Midway Bank and Trust Co
Swayne
Johnson
Capt. Boyce
May Incriminates Ryan in Dynamite Case
Miss Mary C. Dye a stenographer testified in the dynamite conspiracy trial in Indianapolis that she was marked for murder by James B McNamara because she knew too much. She identified hundreds of letters the government used to argue that President Ryan of the Iron Workers Union conspired with other defendants in illegal transport of explosives. Her testimony was considered very damaging to Ryan.
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Ryan
Indianapolis
Mary C. Dye
James B McNamara
Iron Workers’ Union
Informers Likely To Be Freed In Gunman Cases
Bald Jack Rose Bridgie Webber Henry Wallon and Sam Schepps the informers in the gun men cases will probably be released this afternoon. It is believed friends of the four gun men and Becker are waiting for the release of the state witnesses to take revenge.
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New York
Jack Rose
Bridgie Webber
Henry Wallon
Sam Schepps
Becker
Vacation Probate Orders in County Court Docket
In vacation docket the court grants L M Tyler guardianship of minors Joseph R Chas M and Thomas E Tyler with bond 500. Appraisers named B B L Spencer W D Milliken and Martin Fagg. Lizzie McDaniel granted temporary administratrix of W H McDaniel estate with bond 1600. Mrs L A Yarbrough granted temporary guardianship of minor Clay Yarbrough with bond 200.
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L. M. Tyler
Joseph R. Chas
Thomas E. Tyler
B&b
L. Spencer
W. D. Milliken
Martin Fagg
Lizzie McDanie
W. H. McDaniel
L. A. Yarbrough
Clay Yarbrough
Census cotton ginning report to Nov 14 shows 10.29 million bales ginned
The Census Bureau reports 10 291 431 bales ginned by November 14 1912 including 62 490 round bales and 41 321 Sea Island. Compared with 11 313 236 bales last year at the same date, the ginning percentage the seven years averaged 72.1. Spot quotes Liverpool 6 924 d New York 12 55 c. Seed cotton 4 10 to 4 25 lint about 12 c. Receipts light.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Weather Forecast for Denton and Vicinity
Tonight fair and colder with frost likely. Friday sunny and cooler with light winds. An egg
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Denton
Bulgars Demand Peace Terms Rejected by Porte
The Turkish Grand Vizier Kasimir Pasha says Bulgaria's peace terms are unacceptable and the war will continue unless demands change. Bulgarians seek surrender of Adrianople cu tari Janina and the Tchatalja lines. Also reports of the Turkish cruiser Hamadid blown up near Varna and France warning Turkey over violence against Christians.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
Kasimir Pasha
Adrianople
Cutari
Janina
Tchatalja
End of Turkish Balkan War Near as Armistice Talks Open
London reports the Turkish Balkan war may end with preliminary armistice terms discussed at Hademkeul as representatives of both sides meet. A ceasefire has been ordered in the interim.
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London
Hademkeul
China Prepares to Go to War With Russia Over Mongolia
Cablegrams from China report the republic plans military action against Russia to gain control of Mongolia. The development signals rising tensions as strategic interests intersect in East Asia.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Francisco
China
Republic
Rescue Attempt From Oil Well Yields Partial Pay
J Bamford risked his life to recover tools dropped into a 150 foot deep oil well at Electra. He could have earned 150 dollars if successful, with his family to receive 1000 and funeral expenses paid if he died. He failed to recover all tools and received only part of the money.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Wichita Falls
J. Bamford
Electra
Election Returns Not In Monday Won't Be Counted
Returns from 105 counties on the recent presidential election remain missing. The election board will meet Monday and any returns not in by then will not be counted.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Cities May Segregate Red Light Districts
El Paso reports the Eighth Court of Civil Appeals ruling that cities can segregate vice districts despite state anti immoral property use laws. The decision affirms local authority to regulate red light areas within city borders and supports municipal zoning powers.
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Associated Press Dispatch
EL Paso
Eighth Court of Civil Appeals
142 Arrests in Federal Mail Raid Reported
Washington reports at noon today 142 persons had been arrested in the raid begun yesterday for misuse of the mails. New York notes Sam Schepps was discharged from custody today.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Schepps
New York
Sam Schepps
Charles Mason Charged With Robbery Near Justin
Sheriff Orr from Fort Worth jailed Charles Mason on a robbery charge after he allegedly entered a cotton picker's tent near Justin on the Smith place and took about $60.
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Sheriff Orr
Fort Worth
Charles Mason
Mason
Justin
Smith Place
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