Arsenic Probe In Childs Death At Fort Worth
Fort Worth Oct 24 Professor Needham chemist at Texas Christian university medical college and County Physician Rumph began analyzing the stomach contents of Ima Hancock to test arsenic poisoning as the cause. A. G. Fry a Seymour real estate man held in jail at Seymour faces investigation linked to elopement with Mrs Hancock and the child. Dr Dunn of Burleson alerted authorities and the child died after a hurried visit to Burleson. Needham says results will take several days amid other duties.
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Denton Shetlands Show Class at Dallas Fair
At the Dallas fair Denton county exhibitors took several awards. W C Grant with Sensation and Nip and Tuck earned thirds and seconds in pony categories while G V Miller & Son and W C Grant collected main prizes including saddle pony wins. A 6 month old Chester White boar from G V Miller & Son also won third.
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No School Holiday Planned by City Schools
Supt. J W Beaty said Friday there will be no holiday for city schools though some groups planned trips. Denton High football players intend to attend the University Sewanee game in Dallas and other students planned to visit the Fair on the same day.
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189 Copper Miners Arrested After General Outbreak
In Calumet on October 24, the copper district saw 189 striking miners arrested for violating picketing regulations amid the general lawlessness that followed yesterday’s unrest.
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United States Vows No Interference in Mexico
Secretary Bryan prepares a formal notice to foreign governments stating the United States will handle the Mexican situation as it sees fit, signaling no interference from the U.S. in Mexico. The statement emphasizes sovereign action and readiness to address developments independently.
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United States Ready to Back Up Its Position
Washington reports a tense Mexican crisis with Vera Cruz releasing the steamer Morro Castle to satisfy a Mexican inquiry into Francisco Gomez’s escape. American orders were prepared to demand release, and Secretary Bryan prepared a statement signaling U S readiness to enforce its policy.
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Desperate Fighting at Monterey Rumbles On
Laredo reports the Federal garrison at Monterey holding out against a Constitutionalists assault at 3 o clock as wires are cut. In Vera Cruz Diaz seeks refuge in the American consulate with escort. authorities fear arrest if he leaves. A special train and escort may be arranged to move him to Mexico City when ready.
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Denton and Hunt Drop Formal Exhibit Protest
Denton and Hunt counties filed a formal protest over the Dallas fair county exhibit award but withdrew the challenge after Secretary George J. Roark of the Chamber of Commerce said the effort would place the burden on Denton. He noted most observers believed both counties had better displays than Hopkins.
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US to outline policy on Mexico amid hemisphere tension
Washington officials offered no details on the Mexican situation but signaled a forthcoming strong policy statement. The announcement is expected to define the U S stance and aim for a free hand in hemisphere affairs without European interference.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Campaign claim of pro Huerta push in Mexico election
Mexico City Oct 24 There was no intimation whether Felix Diaz would come to the capital or stay in Vera Cruz until after the national elections. Senor Requena the Diaz vice presidential candidate declared he has evidence that voters were instructed to back Huerta and Blanquet. He said he has spent $250000 in the campaign.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Fighting at Monterey Rebels Cut Off Fed Reinforcements
Desperate fighting around Monterey halted several Federal reinforcement columns from reaching the city, according to latest advices from Mexico City. Rebels reportedly blocked multiple relief bodies as the siege continued.
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Mexican Foreign Minister says Diaz safe on return
Mexico City report states the Foreign Minister Moreno issued an official statement saying the government would not molest Diaz if he returns to the capital.
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Rebel Attack on Monterey Begins as Wires Cut
The rebel attack on Monterey began at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. No details are known from the city as all wires were cut immediately after the battle started.
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Huerta declares candidacy amid US tension in Mexico
Provisional President Huerta announced his bid for the presidency as Mexico faces strained ties with the United States. British recognition and oil interests of Lord Cowdray influence regional politics, while Evaresto and Daniel Madero await trial in Monterey. Huerta vows to resist outside interference and govern Mexico without foreign models.
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38 Bodies Removed In Stag Canon Mine Disaster
Fifty workers remain trapped after Wednesday's explosion at Stag Canon Mine. Rescue teams recovered 38 bodies and recovered two rescuers believed to have perished. Hope dwindles for others still entombed.
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Bandit Runs Wild in Denver Shootout Kills Two, Flees
A bandit held up five people in central Denver this morning. He killed T. J. Chase and mortally wounded R. Clark before escaping into the city streets. Police launched a manhunt.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Post Office at Attica Ohio Robbed of 15000
Robbers blew the safe at the Attica Ohio post office today escaping with about 15000 dollars. Police searched for suspects as investigators cataloged the break in and secured the scene for examination.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Forty-Four Drown As Ship Strikes Swedish Reef
In Hernoland Sweden October 24 a steamer named Westkusten ran aground on a reef in the Gulf of Bothnia during a storm. Forty four passengers and crew were drowned in the disaster.
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Rescue Effort in Stag Canon Mine No 9 Probed
Twenty three rescued alive and two rescuers missing as hundreds remain entombed after a Wednesday explosion at Stag Canon Fuel Co Mine No 9 near Dawson New Mexico. Fire and gas hinder rescue attempts while air fans failed then were restored. Death toll climbs with hundreds feared buried as crews drill through rubble.
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Congregational Churches Back Temperance Policy Vote
Kansas City Oct 24 By a decisive 517 to 44 vote the national council of Congregational Churches endorsed temperance policy. Governor Baldwin of Connecticut opposed the temperance committee report and led the anti temperance stance.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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National Council of Congregational Churches
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Politicians Gather in Dallas for Conference
Dallas hosts politicians from both sides of the prohibition debate ahead of a pro conference tomorrow and personal business visits. B B Sturgeon of Paris announces candidacy for Lieutenant Governor, with Newt Williams of Waco also seeking the post. Early arrivals include Senator Sturgeon former Senator Bradfield Representative Allison Tray Dashiell Marshall Hicks and Judge W Walling Selig Deutschman from San Antonio Clifford Stone and Senator H B Terrell a Controller candidate.
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Paris
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Waco
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Tray Dashiell
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Mayes declines pro conference and upcoming primary
Lieutenant-Governor Will H. Mayes releasing a statement from Brownwood says he will not attend the Dallas pro conference to discuss an elimination primary. He remains a Democratic candidate through the July primary and notes the other pro candidate also declined.
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Call for Bank Statements by Comptroller of the Currency
Washington October 24 The Comptroller of the Currency today issued a call for a statement of condition of banks as of the close of business October 24. The request lists banks and requires prompt reporting of their financial positions.
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