Public Figure A W Terrell Dies in Mineral Wells
Alexander Watkins Terrell a leading Texas public man and author of the Terrell election law died in his hotel room in Mineral Wells. His body was found at 6 36 with funeral planned at his Austin home and burial expected in the State cemetery with a possible state lying in state in the Senate chamber.
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Mineral Wells
Alexander Watkins Terrell
Texas
Terrell
Turkey
Cleveland
Pernoon
Stef
Austin
Associated Press Dispatch
W Terrell
Muneral Wells
Eucharistic Congress Opens in Vienna Under Imperial Guard
The twenty third Eucharistic Congress began in Vienna today under the protection of Emperor Francis Joseph. Belgrade reports the Servian cabinet has resigned in a body, officially due to ill health of the Premier, but the Balkan crisis is the underlying cause.
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Lord & Taylor
Asocia’ed
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Belgrade
Servia
Intervention Absurd Thinks Mexico Federal Authorities
Federal authorities declare conditions steadily growing better in Mexico as fluctuations ease and security improves through coordinated measures among agencies and regional responses. Local reporting notes cautious optimism and continued monitoring amid ongoing reforms and enforcement efforts.
Disquieting Rebel Movements Reported Near Cananea
AP dispatches from Washington and Mexico City report rebels concentrating near Cananea ten miles from the Texas border with 400 armed and 1,500 more nearby in the Big Bend region. Orozco’s forces are regrouping as government officials deny US intervention plans amid violence in Atlito and San Miguel Mesquitíl.
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Mexico
Texas
Associated Press
Washington
Arizona
War Department
Cananea
Orozco
Big Bend
Ojinaga
Associated Ress
Mexico City
United States
Librado Galaviz
San Miguel Mesquital
Manuel Betancourt
Atlito
Guerrero
Betancourt
Atlitto
Report of Condition at Denton Texas September 4 1912
Summary of bank assets and liabilities with figures for fees and discounts overdrafts securities and bonds reserves and real estate. Listed items include U S bonds to secure circulation bonds and securities real estate and notes from various banks along with totals.
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U. S
Joe Ep Kome
Savings Bank
Fas Sr
Conflicting Reports On Rebels Attacking Ojinaga
Marfa dispatches reveal conflicting versions of the Ojinaga encounter. Some say the battle continues while Gen. Steever in El Paso reports the attack has been abandoned. No clear data on American casualties at Presidio. Company I signals unit reaches Presidio.
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Ojinaga
Steever
Associated Press
Marfa
Mexico
el Paso
Jjinaga
Presidio
Signal Corps
U. S. Army
Maine to Elect Republican Senator in Tight Race
A Maine election update indicates a Republican candidate Creed Gardner led in late returns, making a Republican victory appear certain as results trickle in. Local officials caution margins could still shift with absentee ballots.
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Creed Gardner
Republicans Lead Maine Governor Race and Congress
Maine results show Republicans leading in the governor’s race with 70,072 votes to 66,515 for Democrats. Republican majorities are set in the Senate with 22 Republicans and 8 Democrats and in the House with 72 Republicans and 7 Democrats, nine districts missing. Congressmen elected include Hinds in the First District and Goodwin in the Third, with McGillicuddy (Second District) and Guernsey (Fourth District) as Democrats and Republicans respectively.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Portland
Walc
Maine
House
Senate
Gardner
Burleigh
U.S. Senate
Hinds
Dr. McGillicuddy
Goodwn
Guernsey
Four hundred Rebels Attack Ojednaga Threaten Torreon
A Marfa dispatch reports 400 rebels attacking Oji naga from two sides and threatening the city of Torreon as the conflict continues near El Paso on September 10.
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Ojednaga
EL Paso
Marfa
Ojinaga
Torreon
Vedrines Wins World Flight Cup In Record Run
Jules Vedrines the French aviator piloting a French monoplane carried away the James Gordon Bennett cup in Chicago. His 124.8 mile course took 1 hour 10 minutes 58.65 seconds at 105.5 mph, while the sole American entrant watched the record and retired.
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Chicago
Jules Vedrnes
America
Vedrnes
Vedrines
Mayor Gaynor Testifies in Police Graft Probe
New York reports Mayor Gaynor is on the witness stand as the Aldermanic police graft investigation resumes in the afternoon. The probe centers on alleged corrupt practices within police operations and city leadership.
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Gaynor
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Gaynor ‘S
Election in Arkansas concentrates on tally progress
Election officials in Little Rock report slow vote counting after yesterday’s polling with interest centered on early returns and key local races as results trickle in.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Suit of Tompkins v5 Burks postponed by illness
District court records show Frank A. Tompkins vs J B Burks postponed again due to Burks illness. W H Jackson vs Texas and Pacific Railroad settled by agreement with $500 and costs. Numerous civil actions listed with dismissals, continuances, partial interventions, and a divorce granted turning Annie Hollers back to Million.
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Jakson
Texas and Pacific
Frank 4. Tompkins
J. B. Burks
Mr. Burks
W. H. Jacksons
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
Lizzie E. Kncaid
Roy Kincaid
James Watson Et
E. H. Smith
Partizan
King
Frank A. Tompkins
Hee Burks
W. V. Henry
J. R. McNabb
J. P. Elkins
H. M. Maron
Coffin County
Marion
Wood
W. H. Jackson Et al
T. N. Skies
H. M. Morrison
J. T. Bennett
Richard Rippy
John W. Rippy
Guardian
R. S. Stone
Ernest Fletcher
W. C. Orr
Mi Kenney
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
W.W. Jackson
J. A. Young
D. B. Lumpkin
E. D. Fox
Edgar Scurry
R. J Wison
Anni
First State Guarantee Bank charter filed in Denton
A charter for the First State Guaranty bank was filed in the county clerk’s office listing stockholders directors and officers for the first year. The fifty year charter includes Denton residents among the stockholders with two outsiders from Collinsville and Justin.
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Denton Bank
First State Guaranty
J. P. Blount
R. L. Leach
Homer Smoot
M. L. Martin
J M. Evans
Smoot
R. R. Litsey
J. G_ Tomlinson
W. D. Butler
P. E McDonald
J. S. Carlisle
W. C. Naugle
N E_ Fairman
Nat Rector
J. A Rhoads
D. H. Fry
C. C. Yeatts
B. C. Smith
Maude Bass
Sallie Stroud
L. Harwell
Voters Elect Democratic Ticket Led by Joe T. Robinson
Statewide vote results show the Democratic ticket under Joe T. Robinson ahead for governor. The race appears decided with the Democratic group slightly leading the veterans and allied supporters as ballots counted.
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Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas Recount Shows Prohibition Victory and Amended Defeat
Early returns from Arkansas indicate the statewide prohibition measure passed while the “Grandfather Clause” disfranchisement amendment and the recall of officials act were defeated. In Hoxie the vote on prohibition stood 4,405 for and 5,896 against as results came in.
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Arkansas
Associated Press Dispatch
Little Hhyck
Ark
Weather Report for New Orleans Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The bulletin from New Orleans on September 16 forecasts generally fair conditions tonight and into Wednesday. Highs and lows not specified. Local winds light. No precipitation expected.
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New Orleans
Aerial Crash Claims Two British Aviators near Oxford
Lieutenants Bettington and Hotchkiss were killed when their aircraft fell about 500 feet near Wolvercote, Oxford. The cause of the crash was not determined, and both aviators died instantly.
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Bettington
Hotchkiss
Machine
Wolver Cote
Associated Press Dispatch
Oxford
England
Hotckiss
Texas Ginning Report Shows Output Rise
The Texas Department of Agriculture released its second ginning report of the season noting 467,590 bales ginned in August, counted in half-bale units, compared with 421,010 bales the same month last year, amid a broader discrepancy between state and federal figures.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
State Department of Agriculture
Texas
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