Jackson Named to Succeed Rayner in Maryland Senate
Governor Goldsborough appointed William P. Jackson Republican national committeeman to fill the late Isadore Rayner’s Senate seat. Jackson serves until the 1914 Maryland Legislature convenes in January, narrowing the Democratic majority to about forty-eight votes and a potential tie with a Democratic Vice President.
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Baltimore
Goldsborough
Wim. P. Jackson
Isadore Rayner
Maryland
Senate
Weather Forecast for Denton and Vicinity
Tonight unsettled weather continues with cooler conditions. Sunday cold spell expected as a unsettled pattern moves through the area.
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Werather PC
Denton
Sumlay
Vienna reports Balkan Turkish peace treaty possible Monday
Diplomats expect the Bulgarians and Turks to sign a two weeks armistice, with a broader peace treaty to follow. London dispatches say diplomats believe the armistice could end hostilities permanently, and that allies may seek a final settlement after assessing gains.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
Vienna
bombardment of Scutari fortress continues amid Balkan war
Montenegrins renew bombardment of the Turkish fortress Scutari Wag reinforced. King Nicholas heads to Grusa to direct besiegers operations as a two weeks armistice between Bulgarians and Turks is eyed. St Petersburg says peaceful Balkan solution grows more likely with European powers seeking a deal.
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Scutari
Nicholas
Grusa
London
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
France
Great Britain
Adriatic
Austria
Italy
Russia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Sufrage Bested in Michigan and Wisconsin Ballots
Official returns show women's suffrage defeated in Michigan by 594 votes with a possible recount in Saginaw county. In Wisconsin four constitutional amendments were on the ballot and only woman suffrage failed, 135 546 for to 227 024 against.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Saginaw County
Wipconsin
Madison
Reno Pleased Good Crowd At Normal Auditorium
Edward Reho the magician delighted a large audience in the Normal auditorium on Thursday night with a varied show. A standout was his easy to follow legerdemain feat which frustrated many viewers until he explained it, after which the trick seemed simple to replicate. Reho has made multiple trips to Denton and draws a loyal following eager for each appearance.
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Edward Reho
Legerdermann
Reno
Denton
Baracas award debate victory over Benedict Arnold issue
James Barnes and Clarence Fowler led the negative side in the Baraca class debate on whether Benedict Arnold, the American traitor, was unjustly treated. Richard Turner and Yewell Coleman argued the affirmative at their meeting Friday night.
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James Barnes
Clarence Fowler
Benedict Arnold
Baraca
Richard Turner
Yewell Coleman
Sneed Case Delayed as Juror Falls Ill Before Verdict
Open ing of the Sneed case was delayed three quarters of an hour by Juror 5 B Austin’s illness. Judge Swayne warned the jury may not reach a verdict tonight as he and others were sick and time to midnight was shrinking. Sneed’s children Georgia and Leonora attended, with Georgia attempting to nap on her sister’s lap as the defendant wore a worried expression.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Sneed
B. Austin
Swayne
Odell
Georgia
Leonora
Cotton yard fire causes near fifty thousand in Greenville
A major blaze at Katy cotton yards in Greenville yesterday caused $49,000 to $50,000 in damage. An earlier fire the previous day had losses estimated at $45,000 in addition to train equipment.
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Greenville
Katy
Largest crowds attend Texas teachers meeting in Fort Worth
Fort Worth November 30 The State Teachers' association enrollment reached 2600, rising over 160 percent from prior meetings. Overflow sessions were needed Friday, and State Supt Bralley praised Texas educational strides in the past year.
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Fort Worth
State Teachers’ Association
Bralley
Texas
For SAFETY and SER VICE Officers and Directors
For SAFETY and SER VICE patrons, the officers and directors include 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, listing key leadership.
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A.J Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
E. D. Curtis
F. Bates
J. H. Paine
A. C. Owsley
J. M. Inge
Suffragette Hurls Shoes at Aberdeen Magistrate
Three militant suffragettes were arraigned in Aberdeen after explosives were found with them near a hall where Lloyd George was to speak. One woman ripped off her shoe and hurled it at the magistrate and the clerk, and was committed for contempt.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Aberdeen
Scotland
Lloyd George
Bread Delivery Reform Sought by Dallas Officials
State Pure Food Commissioner Abbott met in Dallas with Master Bakers to discuss sanitary bread delivery. He suggested wrapping each loaf before it is loaded into bakery wagons to prevent handling by the same person who handles the horses and wagons.
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Dallas
Navy
Abbott
Memorial Service for Denon Lodge 807 BPOE
The annual memorial service of Denon Lodge No. 807 BPOE will be held at the club rooms at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon with the public invited. A program includes prayer by Rev. A D Rogers solos by H A Wolfsohn ritualistic service opening ode prayer chaplain music by the orchestra eulogy by Thos G Milliken address by Alvin M Owsley and closing ceremonies.
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Denon Lodge No
B. P. O. Ellis
A. D. Rogers
H. A. Wolfsohn
Thos. G. Milliken
Alvin M. Owsley
Industrial Congress Meets in Dallas December 12
In Dallas the Texas Industrial Congress plans its annual meeting on December 12 with 141 gold prizes to be awarded. President Henry Exall notes last year’s winners came from 17 counties and this season 16 counties are expected to win, more than triple the previous year. Crop samples arrive for display, and mayors have appointed delegates, signaling a large attendance.
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Dallas
Texas Industrial Congress
Henry Exall
Mist Rains Help Wheat In Drought Relief
A light misting rain fell through Saturday forenoon, barely enough to lay dust but thought to benefit the wheat needing soaking. Weather notes recall August brought over thirteen inches of rain and since then rainfall has been minimal, making a good soaking desirable to improve crop conditions.
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Texas
Zapata to execute peace envoys in Morelos dispatch
News from Morelos reports Emiliano Zapata will execute two men who recently approached him on behalf of the Mexican government. The decision follows anger stirred by a government peace mission procession in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Emiliano Zapata
Morelos
Taft Removes Texas Marshals Nolte and Lyon From Office
President Taft removed Eugene Nolte United States marshal for the Western District of Texas and D B Lyon marshal for the Eastern District of Texas for the good of the service Each is charged with pernicious political activity in behalf of Cecil Lyon Bert J McDowell of Del Rio will succeed Nolte and Phil A Baer of Paris will succeed Lyon
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Taft
Eugene Nolte
United States
Texas
D. B. Lyon
Cecil Lyon
Bert J. McDowell
del Rio
Nolte
Phil A. Baer
Paris
Lyon
Woman Fatally Shoots Intruder Near Waxahachie
Mrs Minnie Riggs a young married woman shot and killed an unknown Mexican who tried to break into her home two miles north of Waxahachie. She fired as he cut the screen.
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Waxahachie
Minnie Riggs
Here
Fatally Hurt in Gainesville Wagon Accident
Gainesville, Nov 30. Wilposon W Roberts aged 59 was run over by a loaded wagon yesterday afternoon and died from injuries. He was riding on the wagon and was thrown under the wheels.
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Gainesville
Wilp
W. Roberts
Wilso
Second Theft Complaint Filed Against Jim Barrow
A second complaint of theft by conversion was filed Friday against Jim Barrow a farmer east of the city. Barrow was arrested Friday morning charged with selling a cow borrowed from D. F. Donald without the owner's consent and knowledge. He waived in the first case and was granted a $750 bond not met by Saturday morning.
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Jim Barrow
Barrow
D. 5
Donald
Pension Deficit Pushes Appropriations Near 200 Million
Washington estimates foretell next session pension appropriations about 200 million dollars annually with potential totals up to 240 million per year. The current deficit requires 20 million to cover shortfalls, driven by the Sherwood pension bill and long term projections.
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Washington
Congress
Mob Kills Suspect After Court Outburst in Cordele
A mob dragged Chest ley Williams from the Cordele courthouse vault where he was hidden by the sheriff and shot him dead. Earlier he had shot a white woman and assaulted her daughter, according to reports from Georgia dated November 30.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Cordele
Chestley Williams
Court House
Three Hurt In Denver Wreck
A Fort Worth and Denver freight train No 19 collided with wild coal cars rolling down a hill near Amarillo. Engineer Frank Ware of Amarillo and Fireman J W Kuhlis of Wyoming and Brakeman E Aldredge of Amarillo were injured Kuhli g may die a carload of sheep was killed.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Denver
Frank Ware
J. W Kuhlis
Wyoming
Aldredge
Kuhlig
Shep
W Roberts of Floyd dies at 34
W Roberts of the Floyd community died Friday afternoon at 3 oclock. Funeral services were held at the home and interment made at Cooper cemetery. He was a son of W E Roberts and about 34 years old.
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Floyd
Cooper
Mr. Roberts
W. E. Roberts
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