Government Demurrer Sustained In New York Newspaper Case
Judge Hiaad of the United States District Court sustained the government's demurrer in the Journal of Commerce suit challenging the postoffice law interpretation regarding newspapers and dismissed the action to run on Sunday. A Dallas city pact clause limited Sunday amusements, prompting a protest plan by the city council.
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New York
Hiaad
United States District Court
Journal of Commerce
Dallas
Texas
Ciy
Age’ &T
United States
Dalit Churches Plan Vigorous Action Against Fair Amusements
Dallas officials report the executive committee of the Council of Dalits churches met and decided to wage a vigorous effort against the proposed fair amusements. The action aims to curb activities seen as contrary to church principles and local norms.
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Dallas
The
Council of Dalits Churches
Northeast storm warning issued for Texas coast
New Orleans reports a northeast storm warning issued for the Texas coast by the bureau. The warning says the system may bring rainfall to North and East Texas on Wednesday night or Thursday.
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Pork
Texas Coast
New Orleans
Txeas
Issu
Bureau
Texsa
Eighth Game of World Championship
Eighth game of the world championship reports a score sequence with Mathewson and Myers versus Bedient and Cady. The fragment lists inning by inning outcomes and misreads indicate a baseball contest with partial digits.
World Series Game Opens In Cold Bright Weather
Boston and New York battled to a scoreless start as Mathewson pitched superbly for the Giants and Bedient held the Red Sox. A key seventh inning rally featured Devore scoring on Murray’s two-base hit after Wagner stole second and Hendrick hit a tying double.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Boston
Bedient
Cady
Mathewson
Meyest
McGraw
Stani
Smoky Joe Wood
Giants
New York
Wefere
Doyle
Snodgrass
Devore
Murray
Stahl
Wagner
Hendrick
Wood
Waters-Pierce Probe Halted by Defiant Testimony
New York October 16 The Waters-Pierce litigation was halted when Howard Payne a Standard of agent for acquisition of property in Texas refused to testify. The stand by Payne paused proceedings as he declined to answer questions prompting officials to delay further hearings.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Waters-Pierce
Howard Payne
Texas
Governor Wilson Cancels Press Dates Except Three
Princeton Oct. 16 Gov. Wilson tried to cancel all speaking engagements today but could not cancel them for the next three days.
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Wilson
Princeton
N. J
Railroad Water Shortage Hits Mesgo Roanoke Stations
Pump Agent N. K. Weaver reported Mingo station lacks water for trains since Saturday. Roanoke station also out of water, forcing trains to draw at Pilot Point and from Alliance Mill.
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Mesgo
Roanoke
N. K. Weaver
Mingo
Pilot Point
Alliance Mill
County Court Meets Monday For October Term
The regular October term of the County court will convene on Monday October 21. Much of the urgent business in the court was disposed of at the new October term convening on the first Monday, but all cases where defendants demand juries will come up at the regular term. The Civil docket remains similar with few new filings since July term.
Marriage Register Notices From Sanger and Denton Areas
Marriage entries for W. G. Holly of Italy and Miss Jo sie Whee'er of Sanger, plus Augustus Simms of Alabama and Lucile Cameron of Denton are listed in the register.
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W. G. Holly
Italy
Josie Whee'er
Sanger
Augustus Simms
Meigs
Lucile Cameron
Denton
Peace treaty between Italy and Turkey frees vessels
Constantinople reports a peace protocol ending the war between Italy and Turkey. Turkey withdraws troops from Libya. Italy to pay indemnity and Libya sovereignty is addressed. release of three Turkish ships and two cruisers previously bottled up by Italian squadrons. final terms to be formalized at Lausanne with broader Balkan implications.
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Turkey
Sik
Preas Lispatch
Odk
Constantinople
Italy
Ouchy
Balkans
Lausante
Lybia
Khalif
Teer
Tripoli
Perkins tied to pro Wilson paper funds in New Jersey
C. R. Dodge testified before the Clapp committee that G W Perkins lent money to the editor of the Trenton True American a militant Wilson supporter. He said Perkins favored Wilson policies in New Jersey and loaned cash to prevent foes from gaining power taking a mortgage on the plant. Dodge added the loan occurred a year before Wilson's campaign and Perkins did not control the paper now. Dodge lauded Perkins as neighbor and benefactor in philanthropy. Crus McCormick gave 12500 to the Wilson fund prior to the Harvester suit. return of funds discussed but Wilson deemed it acceptable.
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Washington
Dodge
Clapp Committee
G. W. Perkins
Trenton
Perking
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Dodge
Aat Crus McCormick
Wilson Fund
The
Harvester Company
Jiater
Wife of murdered gambler testifies at Becker trial
In New York on October 16 Mrs. Rosenthal testified in the trial of former Police Lieutenant Becker. She described Becker at her house during the raid and while police attempted to break down the door. She recalled Becker saying it had to be either Herman or me.
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Mro. Rosenthal
Becker
Herman
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Rosenthal
Rotenthal
Ether Herman
Robert Burns Advice on Saving for Old Age
The passage cites Robert Burns advising a young friend to gather money honorably to guard against old age. It urges starting a fund now and keeping it at Exchange National Bank, celebrating the idea of steady growth and independence.
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Robert Burns
Exchange National Bank
Condition of Col Roosevelt 15 Now Declared Excellent
Associated Press dispatch reports Col Roosevelt waking with normal temperature and pulse. He stated he felt fine and read overnight. Mrs Roosevelt and Alice Longworth visited the hospital as doctors said his general condition is excellent and the wound is more serious than superficial but not grave. strict quiet is required and nursing care is essential.
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Col. Roosevelt
Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Col. Rooosevelt
Unusual Precautions Guard President Tait at Station
New York Ct 16 Unusual precautions were taken to guard President Tait as he traveled to the railroad station today en route to Massachusetts.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
President Tait
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Assailant John Schrank Exhibits Insanity Traits
Police say John Schrank, the assailant in the Roosevelt attack, shows traits of insanity. He emigrated to the United States years ago and was unable to find work in Erding Bavaria where he lived as a deserter from the Bavarian army.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Col.Roosevelt
John Schrank
United States
Erding
Bavaria
Wilson Cancelled Speaking Engagements After Injury
Princeton Oct. 16 Gov Woodrow Wilson Democratic nominee cancels all speaking engagements following injuries from a recent incident. Officials say local committees will be informed of any rescheduled appearances and travel plans will be adjusted accordingly.
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Record and Chronicle
Princeton
N.u
Col
Hooseveldt
Woodrow Wilson
Local Publication Board Reelects Editor For Fifteenth Term
The joint publication board of the Dallas city record and chronicle re elected editor Louis De G. Raukil to a fifteenth term. The vote followed discussion of editorial direction and city administrative records.
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Record and Chronicle Special
Dallas
Uck
Puusication
Lie
Iora
Youncy
Raukil
Louis
Swiss Airmen Die In Plane Crash Near Berne
A Swiss airman named Anlono and a newspaper named Kippert were killed yesterday when their aeroplane collapsed near Berne.
Gulf storm to inland sweep with high winds
A report from Houston dated October 16 notes winds of sixty miles per hour at Brownsville and 48 at Corpus Christi as a bad gulf storm sweeps inland toward noon.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Houston
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Hurricane Strikes Brownsville as Winds Warned
Brownsville reports street debris from an earlier hurricane with trees down and windows shattered. A man injured by a blown transom as he slept as authorities issue hurricane warnings and anticipate stronger winds.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Brownsville
Weather report from Galveston on Gulf storm location
The Galveston area reports light rain and a 24 mile wind as the Weather Bureau notes the Gulf storm remains far south of the city. This bulletin confirms the storm's southern position and ongoing light rainfall.
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Galveston
Government Weather Bureau
Census Bureau reports on cotton distribution
The Census Bureau's first regular supply and distribution cotton report lists U S supply on Sept 30 at 2 110 678 bales counting round as half bales. Manufacturers hold 722 781 bales.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Road Now Clear Or Hanging Of Burrell Oates
Austin Oct. 16 The Court of Criminal Appeals refused a motion for researing in the case of Burrell Oats a Dallas county Negro convicted of murder and sentenced to death He has had six trials The court affirmed the sentence of W H Love a former Lamar county minister sentenced to two years for assault on a girl under fifteen.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Burrell Oats
Dallas County
W. H. Love
Lamar County
New Revolution in Mexico Starts in Vera Cruz
Army police and marine corps at Vera Cruz enlisted today under the Te belious banner raised by Felix Diaz nephew of former President Diaz in Mexico City on October 16. The move marks a dramatic shift in the country as forces align behind Diaz and his loyalists.
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Army, Police and Marine Corps
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Associated Press Dispatch
Mexico City
Army Police
Marine Corps
Tebelious
Felix Diaz
Weather Forecast for Denton and Vicinity
Tonight rain and Thursday rain expected in Denton and vicinity with unsettled conditions. Forecast calls for continued wet weather and light to moderate showers likely through the day.
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Siand
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Denton County
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Porrk
Mexico
Taliaferro Bros. Bicycle Store
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