Legal Terms and Trials In Lewisville Courthouse
In Lewisville the court reset J W Durbin case for Wednesday and heard mistial results in Wilkerson Fralin civil suit. Effie Decker case postponed due to illness. Rev Farrington involved. State v Durbin on local option law also reset. Fra lin vs Wilkerson mistrial. Lee vs Texas and Pacific Railway favorable to plaintiff with 2155 awarded. Rayzor v Texas and Pacific called. jury impaneled. Zumwalt appoints judge and three as jury committee for January term.
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State
Effie Decker
Lewisville
Defendnd
Rev
G.W. Farrington
Court of Criminal Appeals
J. W .Durbin
P. D. Fralin
H. B. Wilkerson
A. G. Lee
The
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
J. N. Rayzor
Texas and Pacific Railway Et al
Zumwalt
F. E. Tobin
C. A. Davis
J. P Lawrence
Senator Bailey Makes Gainesville Stop During Texas Swing
Senator Bailey and Mrs. Bailey arrived from Washington and will stay until Wednesday before heading to Dallas for a banquet Thursday night. He plans to attend the cotton carnival at Waco on Saturday and is in good health.
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Gainesville
Bailey
Infant Son of Nichols Dies at Eighteen Months
Lee Wood Nichols, eighteen months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chaster Nichols, died Sunday night from iliocolitis. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 9 o'clock at the residence of W. A. Klepper, 143 West Hickory Street, with interment at the I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
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Lee Wood Nichols
Chaster Nichols
W. A. Klepper
West Hickory Street
Robbery on Train Delays Gid Miller’s Missouri Apples Trip
Gainesville's Gid Miller left for Missouri to buy apples but was robbed of a $600 purse on a crowded train between Denison and Oklahoma. Police searched for the wallet, but it was not found. He returned to Gainesville, abandoning the trip, with advice to use bank drafts. The Denton County bank advertises its surplus and easy deposits.
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Gainesville
Tex
Gid Miller
Missouri
Denison
Oklahoma
Tragic Halloween Killing Near Arlington Prompts police action
Lula Williams 25 is dead six miles north of Arlington. R H Bates wealthy farmer is jailed charged with the killing after a morning confrontation at Bates gate. Bates says he fired at a fleeing figure after being called to the door. Woman found dead at the gate wearing a man's coat and cap. Bates surrendered to authorities. Halloween crowds expected with officers coordinating to curb mischief.
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Fort Worth
Lula Williams
Arlington
R. H. Bates
Tarrant County
Bates
Train wreck near Yoakum claims life of Wor ley
In Yoakum area at 3:30 this morning the Dacy Crockett of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railroad wrecked when a bridge gave way. W. H. Worley of San Antonio was instantly killed and baggage man seriously injured. J. W. Williams, express messenger, is fatally injured. An earlier report notes a broken rail and a deadly crash thirteen miles north. Nearby at Path, Albert Malcher, 17, was struck and killed by a westbound Davy Crockett train while trying to cross the tracks.
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Yoakum
W. H. Worley
San Antonio
Dacy Crockett
San Antonio and
Aransag Pass
Pulman
J. W. Williams
San Anton
Here
Crockett
Albert Malcher
Aransas Pass Road
Path
Printing the Tickets for November Election
Election tickets were printed Monday and prepared for distribution to boxes. Six tickets will be voted on: Democratic, Republican, Prohibition, Socialist, Independent, and Socialist Labor. The first three include county nominees, wholly or partly.
No Fund for the Nueces River Reclamation Plan
Austin October 31 Commissioner of Agriculture Kone received a letter from Secretary Ballinger stating no fung for reclamation of the Nueces River. The river’s large volume sinks in its bed and a concrete mile long channel would still surface carry the water to the Gulf. Appropriations exist only for Federal lands and Texas has none, all being reserved by the state.
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Austin
Agriculture
Kone
The
Interar
Ballinger
Gulf
Texas
Abbott to Chattanooga for Coca-Cola trial in November
Dr. J. S. Abbott, food commissioner, will travel to Chattanooga Tennessee in late November for the Coca-Cola trial in Federal court. He plans to use the evidence from that case in Georgia's suit against Coca-Cola charging adulteration and misbranding under the Pure Food law.
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J. S. Abbott
Purg Food
Chattanooga
Tenn
Coca-cola Company
Pure Food Lang
Colquitt nominee plans busy Texas speaking tour
Austin dispatch reports Nominee Colquitt campaigning across Texas this week. He plans stops in New Braunfels on Wednesday, Guadalupe County for two days, San Antonio Thursday, Cotton Carnival in Waco Saturday, Terrell for voting Tuesday, and a Dallas appearance Tuesday night before returning to Austin on the 10th.
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Austin
Colquitt
New Braunfels
Guadalupe County
San Antonio
Waco
Terrell
Dallas
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