Bryan Pleads FOS From States Front
Chicago August 13 The Democratic campaign filed funds for 1503 through state appeals. A national committee controlled by its financial representative will outline state funding methods to raise $500000 to $1000000 for the coming presidential contest. Thomas H Veraford appointed as state representative. Farmers in Nebraska present a big stick gourd and subscribe funds. Taft expresses satisfaction after a conference with Hitchcock on campaign organization.
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Chigago
Hach Stnie
Lincola
Nun
John W Kern
Ucket
Muck
Kern
Inter
Tatianapolis
Mustee
Whic Coi
Moxes C. Wetmore
St. Louis
Generalty
Agiton
Wuperal
Tina Cid
Thomas H. Veraford
Saisbury
N. C
Nanaia
National Committee
Chicago
Auieon
Mack
Prohibition Submission Wins at Texas Convention
The convention voted 4182-225 in favor of submission to prohibition, with a jubilant pro submission majority led by speakers Cofer and Poindexter. Delegates roared as anti submission were defeated, bands played, and hymn singing filled the hall amid frenzied celebration.
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Aéntol
Syes
Foor
Min Aled Wen
Wokken
Delistum
Hellenjaha
Anjens
A. W. Juved
Rankin
William D. Upshaw
Texas
Jesus
Georgia
Batongue
Jonathan Lane
Houston
2. C. Buff
Ellis County
Cofer
Cooke County
Eng
Wiliam
Poindexter
Clebbrne
Bang
Gérard
Democratic Party
Laws
Colorado River
Considera Hon
Lane
Benatar Cofer
Jos
Unter
Oberuhje
Pire
Wena Hood
San Antonio
Alamo
Santa Ana
My. Duff
Poindextar
Arauaas
Atasoca
Austin
Bandera
Bartrop
Ber
Bexar
Blanco
Brazos
Brewster
Burleson
Burnet
Caldwell
Cameron
Colorado
Cut
Crockett
Latlas
Duval
Edwards
el Paso
Fayett
Fort Bend
Freestone
Galveston
Siliesyle
Gonzales
Grimes
Giada
Inge
Saris
Hidalgo
Jasper
Jefferson
Kendall
Kerr
Kier
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LaSelte
Lavaog
Lee
Massa
Maverick
Menard
Ontgomery
Nueces
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Reeves
Refugio
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Starr
Tarrant
Errell
Travis
Pyler
Val Verde
Victoria
Waller
Washington
Wharton
Will Wamson
Wood
Tus
Anderson
Angeliva
Archer
Baylor
Bull
Gosque
Bowie
Brazoria
Brisege
Brown
Caiktan
Camp
Cass
Chernkot
Childcgss
Clay
Coleman
Collin
Comanche
Cooke
Coryell
da Denton
Timmiltt
Eastland
Brath
Lor
Tails
Fannin
Fisher
Shelby
Sul
Eomervelle
Stephens
Stonewall
Taylor
Terry
Thromorton
Tins
Tom Green
Upshur
Waitlder
Zandt
Walker
Webb
Wheelur
Times Hard Droves Quit Wives in New York City
A reported epidemic of wife desertion roils New York poorer districts as visitors from the Children’s Aid Society document widespread departures. Mrs Solth McArthur cites dire district conditions and a survival instinct driving men away, warning that without immediate work relief the neighborhood faces further degeneration and social strain.
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New York
Necordhitz
Children’s Aid Society
Solth McArthur
Ernst Highty
Mrs. McA
Will Gonduet Service at Axgndath-Achim Friday and Sunday
The Nev and Hebrew teacher of the Southampton Hebrew congregation Inglate will conduct services at the Axgndath-Achim synagogue Friday evening at seven and Sunday morning. The president M Millgrom asks for strong attendance and support.
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Nev
Muidinsky
Inte Cautoyy
Southamp Inn
Inglate
Worshtere
Sayy
M.millgrom
Tragic double act in Palestine case of fatal wounds
A report from Palestine Texas dated August 13 describes John Shaderick shooting his wife and then killing himself. Officers left for the scene to investigate the tragic act amid unclear motives and circumstances.
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Palestine
Tex
Mustachie
John Shaderick
Ex Senator Mills Rallies in Palinon Campaign Stop
Former Senator BR Q of Taxag performed a public rally in Palinon Md on August 13 with organizer Jobus noting Mills remains active after a surgical operation. Local attendees reported steady support and renewed fundraising efforts for his comeback bid.
La Tollette Still in the Bop and Political Statements
En route to Lincoln Nebraska on August 33 authorities report Senator Robert M La Follette defended W J Pryor and Republican ties while railing against railroad rates and discrimination echoing seventies era laws. In Los Angeles an insane man killed two children and himself in aTemple Street West Lake Avenue area, police said.
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Lincoln
Neb
Jazz Ellence
Epworth
Robert M. la Tolletin
W. J. Pryol
Int
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Elthery Brgiin
Roosevelt
Audiie
la Fayette
Los Angeles
Cui
Oman
Tehiple Street
West Lake Avenue
Len
Hospital Reverted to Baseline Condition After Incident
W I Outhrie publisher of The Com Ins Country, organ of the K T railway, visited the city after an overnight incident. He reported the hospital yesterday was reverted to a state of good condition in the morning, indicating a swift recovery and ongoing care for those affected.
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Hoplins Hospital
W. 1. Outhrie
K. & T. Railway
Poison kills a Peoria man in own action
A Peoria man known as a prominent lodge member died last night from poison taken in what police describe as a self administered act. The deceased leaves a widow and two children and was connected with the Savings La Trginance Co of Peoria. The death shocks the community and follows a period of public prominence.
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Peorla
Savings la Trginance Co
Saicott
Whdow
Lyo Childran
Skyscraper Permit Issued for 172000 Building in San Antonio
The city issued the permit for a new office building at Houston Street and Avenue D. Col G C Gilbs and James Wartenheiser signed the permit. The project price is 3,472,009 dollars, the largest cited. The 67 by 126 foot brick and concrete structure will be an alien office building in the city.
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Housto Street
Avenue
G.C. Gilbs
James Wartenheiser
San Antonio
Myare
Houston Street
Willie the Alien
Bailey Wraith Potent Influence at Texas Democratic Convention
The Texas Democratic convention faced a near revolt as Bailey supporters opposed a anti‑employment restriction. Randell pressed a question about a legislator quitting public office for private work, prompting heated exchanges. The amendment failed 334 to 884, Bailey supporters erupting in applause as Anderson county voters backed the bill’s defeat.
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Corporafon
Bryan
Wits
Campbell
Ravdel
Sherumn
Wiley Mangum Traboden
Avalin
Triand
Bailey
Serting
Tung
Mu Raddell
Wolfe
Platforia
Lystane
Calas
Randell
Radell
Dalley
Old Bailey
Anderson
Gattigay
Withdrawal of Resolution Ends Ed Submission Plan Clash
In San Antonio the Democratic state convention adjourned after a heated session. A. B. Storey of Campbell secured the chairmanship through a compromise that dropped the anti submission resolution. Governor Campbell praised the party’s platform and urged unity as Storey promised fair administration and acknowledged the convention’s work for Texas laws.
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Anon
Mitchell Campbell
Hiis Campbellite
Pytches
Feket
Skita
A. B. Storey
George A. Carden
Legislatura
Wahandla
San Anetovio
Say Artomiins
Yellof
Democrati
Aden
Garnon Naased
Jtnay Nyown
Enlozic
Keepng Davidsen
Campbell
Texas
Povernoy
Shetina
Storey
Tishla
Amberl
Campball
Batley
Diterasta
Ria
Steall
Local Weather Report for Sevin Tonioant Vicinity Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather office today records show tonight and tomorrow's 24 hour temperatures with a range up to 68 degrees. Temperatures compare with last year and indicate regional cotton area conditions with forecasted weather patterns across the county on the labeled page.
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Winiay
Wey
oRa
Senvier al
Sells 106000 acres Texac coal land in Oklahoma
The notice reports a large land sale of 106000 acres of Texac coal land in Brazos county along the Rio Grande region with a Missouri buyer, Milton Towle estate, Kansas City, represented by J B Aiken. The deal involves Oklahoma and Arkansas connections with plans for an extensive development and start of a large state project in a few weeks. Mrs Charles E Jackson and son Master Charles Arley Jackson travel from Baston to Chicago and St Louis for an extended visit until late fall.
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Fort Worth
Nex
J. B. Aiken
Minsland
Milton Towle
Kansas City
Im Dinhoma Prost Company
Ardnore
Okla
Ro Grande
J. H. Adams
Charles KE. Janksen
Sou
Charles Arley Jackson
Tor Baston
Jackson
Formar
Ibers
Chicago
St Loita
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