Vermont Governor Race Throws Light On National Polls
An AP dispatch reports M H Rich of Richmond died in a Stella auto wreck with two others injured as rain fell across Vermont at polling hour. Democratic and Republican candidates Allen M Fletcher and Harlan M Howe are campaigning as Vermont opens its crucial election day.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Houston
M_ H. Rich
Richmond
Stella
Hounton Whitten
Ashley Rich
Vermont
Allen M. Fletcher
Harlan M. Howe
Judge Jones to contest gubernatorial primary results
Columbus Sept 3 Judge Ira B Jones defeated gubernatorial candidate plans to contest the election before the state committee He asks removal of boxes where fraud can be shown Gov Blease carried the state by about 3000 votes
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Columbus
D. C
Ira B. Jones
State Committee
England Disavows Panama Arbitration Report
The British foreign office issued a complete disavowal of an official Panama canal arbitration announcement, stating no such announcement had been made or decided by the government. London confirms no government endorsement or plan was issued to confirm the canal dispute details.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
Dept
Foreign Office
Panama
Fatal car wreck in Arkansas at Shirley on Monett line
One person died and several were injured when two cars overturned in a collision on the Monett and North Arkansas Railway near Shirley Arkansas last night law enforcement said.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Little Rock
Ark
Monett and
North Arkansas
Shirley
Ohio women vote issue on election day
Columbus Ohio September 3. A special election will decide if women gain the right to vote and whether forty two constitutional amendments drafted at a recent convention are accepted or rejected The campaign also focuses on initiative and referendum judicial changes liquor licenses capital punishment abolition and municipal home rule for cities
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Columbus
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt Opens Nationwide Campaign Tour
Theodore Roosevelt began a month long tour to promote his candidacy. He spoke in Connecticut and Massachusetts and then headed west amid good crowds and public interest.
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Roosevelt
Albany
N_ Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Connecticut
Massachusetts
City School Attendance Sees Rise Over Last Year
Second day figures show increases at several campuses. Total four schools reach 1114 with 85 at the Negro school, combined attendance about 1199 or nearly 1200. Sam Houston West Ward up 53. North Side up 22. R. E. Lee and Central High show mixed results as year progresses.
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R. E. Lee
Central and High School
Sam Houston, West Ward
Poultry group plans another Cham ber of Commerce meeting
A small crowd at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday limited business. It was decided to reconvene Friday afternoon at 2 or 3 o clock hoping for a larger turnout.
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Chamber of Commerce
A Banking Invitation to New Customers
The message promises long service and solid performance, inviting readers to open an account. It emphasizes satisfactory experience spanning over twenty five years and asserts that their business approach will please potential customers.
Becker Refuses Plea in Rosenthal Murder Case
Police Lt Charles Beckert refused to plead to the indictment in gambler Rosenthal's murder. A technical plea of not guilty was entered and Justice Goff set September 12 for the trial. The case was moved to Justice Goff's court. Becker appeared nonchalant and greeted friends.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Charles Beckert
Gambler Rosenthal
Justice Goff
Becker
Witness refuses to return for Becker trial in Rosenthal case
Thomas Coupe, an eyewitness to gambler Rosenthal’s murder, arrived in Laverpool and said District Attorney Whitman wants him to testify in Becker’s trial. He was not arrested and stated he will not go back to America, claiming he has made his fortune and is glad to be home among friends.
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Rosenthal
Associated Press Dispatch
Laverpool
Thomas ‘Oupe
Gambler
Whitman
Becker
Coupe
America
New York
Big Men At Roanoke Picnic
Mr. Davis of the Davis Dry Goods company at Roanoke is arranging details for a two day picnic at the Medlin reunion grounds on Sept 6 and 7. Hon O S Latti more of Fort Worth will speak Friday and Judge Cato Sells from Texas will speak Saturday along with other prominent speakers. A large crowd is expected and entertainments are planned for both days.
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Mr. Davis
Davis Dry Goods Company
Roanoke
Medlin
O. S. Lattimore
Fort Worth
Cato Sells
Texas
Cleburne
Davis
Oil Company Defendants Accept Federal Service
Dallas dispatch reports A C Ball and John Sealy of Galveston accepted service today on the oil indictment filed in federal court.
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OIL Company
Dallas
A. C. Ball
John Sealy
Galveston
Denton Professor Addresses Ellis County Teachers
Waxahachie September 3. The first day session of the Ellis County Teachers' Institute opened with Prof. J Henry Phillips delivering the feature address. He heads the Department of Education at North Texas University in Denton and has previously served as Ellis county high school principal and county superintendent.
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Waxahachie
Ellis County
Teachers’ Institute
J. Henry Phillips
Department of Education
North Texas
Orma
Denton
Federal Garrison Desertions Reported Near Ojinaga
Telegraphs from Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio state the Federal garrison at Ojinaga deserted upon news of Orozco marching on the town. They reportedly discarded their arms and fled toward the American side.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Ojiniga
Orozco
Seventy Three Horses Stolen Near Naco
Rebels at Naco eight miles from the border seize two cowboys and steal seventy three horses. One cowboy is missing. The incident occurred near Douglas Arizona on September 3.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Wouglas
Ariz
Naco
Assorted Press Dispute in Washington Dispatch
Americans in Canada are reported in danger from rebels and are without arms according to a Washington dispatch dated September 3.
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Washington
Canamea
Rebel leader Salazar warns foreigners in El Paso
In a manifesto Gen Salazar of the rebels says the United States government is responsible for their failure to drive Madero from the presidency and pledges to enforce the law of eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth against foreigners, especially Americans, at WarSaing.
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Warsaing
EL Paso
Salazar
United States
Madero
Cotton crop at 74.8 percent of normal across United States
The Crop Reporting Board of the U.S. Department of Agriculture lists August 25 conditions at 74.8 percent of normal, down from 76.5 percent on July 25 and 73.2 percent last August. State readings show varied figures with Alabama, Tennessee, California among those cited and the ten year August 25 average at 78.6 percent.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
United States
Crop Reporting Board
U. 8S
Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
California
Riot Quelled by 100 Officers in New York
Police used clubs to quell a riot by a large mob described as Negroes after an alarm of robbery. The crowd clashed with bricks bottles and missiles while women on upper floors hurled dishes garbage and ashes.
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NYY
New York
Houston Wins Texas League Pennant by Wide Margin
Houston secured the Texas League pennant by 30 points over San Antonio with Waco third and Dallas fourth. JJASON, Sept. 8. The result ends weeks of near certainty as Houston clinches the title.
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Houston
Jjason
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Soldiers quell riot in Michigan prison
Seven five rioting convicts broke from the bullpen and charged the yard as officials fought to contain them. The state militia was ordered to shoot any prisoner attempting to escape as inmates armed with tools threatened guards and walls.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Jackson
Mich
Death toll 40 in West Virginia and Pennsylvania floods
The death list from Sunday’s girl flood has risen to forty with property losses totaling two million dollars as reported from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania by the Associated Press.
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West Virginia
Pensoylvania
Pittsburg
Unsettled Weather Forecast For New Orleans This Week
A brief New Orleans bulletin notes unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday. The report cites varying Coasts and potential showers as a cautious forecast.
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Pepoyt
New Orleans
Ready to Wear Arrives with New Suits and Dresses
The store invites shoppers to view the ready-to-wear section featuring new ladies suits dresses and separate skirts. Tailored suits and novel suiting are highlighted with everyday value offerings and a focus on school readiness for children.
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