Bryan urges Norman Mack for national chairmanship in Chicago
Democratic leader William J. Bryan and John W. Kern arrived in Chicago to consult with a subcommittee of the national committee about selecting a successor to Thomas Taggart. Possible candidates include Daniel Campa John Atwood Timothy Ryan and John Lamb with Ole James and Urey Woodson also named. Bryan expressed influence on the choice while Mack denied being a candidate but implied willingness to serve the party if drafted.
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Chicago
Bryan
John W. Kern
Democratic National
Thomas Taggart
Cine
iManship
Tayers
Walter
Denver
Daniel Campa
Michigan
John Atwood
Kansas
Timothy Ryan
Wisconsin
John Lamb
Indiana
Ole James
Urey Woodson
Govorrey Haskell
Oldahame
Bryag
Charles
Charles, National Commanterman Hall
Nebraska
Allen
Osborne
Wyoming
Roger Galivan
Audtorium Annex
Kerg
Turkey
Foy
Mack
Will Gerverf
Election Bulletin Night At The Light San Antonio
The Light on Losoya and Grockett streets invites citizens to open air election entertainment tonight. Democratic primary, state and county results will flash across Crockett street with rapid bulletins. Moving pictures, illustrated songs, cartoons, and a monster phonograph provide entertainment between updates.
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San Antonio
Losoya and
Grockett Streets
Crockett Street
Light
Texas
Enjoined clash over precinct judges and election control
The organization ticket wins a court injunction forcing Presiding Judge Henderson to recognize subordinate judges and clerks in precinct No. 40 after County Judge P J Shook filed suit. Meanwhile a burglary at 736 West Commerce Street yields $75 in goods and a Carnegie Library on Market Street reports stamp thefts and small change missing.
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Jurge Camp
Vietcom
Q. H. Henderson
Arecinct No. 40
P. J. Shook
W. W. Walling
Antt
Mindamus
Henderson
Bags
Striey
Fudge Henderson
J. H. Matthey
Porfirio Valdez
A. Benavides
Monos
West Commerce Street
KR. Kaufmann
Neanca
Jinil
Tatler
Carnegie Library
Market Street
Fleet 510 Miles From Honolulu
On board the Connecticut by wireless the fleet position at 8 p m Friday was 510 miles from Honolulu The weather is worn with a moderate sea rimming and occasional squalls
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Connecticut
Priday
Honolulu
National party plans temporary organization for convention
The subcommittee on arrangements drafted a readiness plan for the open national convention. Temporary officers named include Wm. R. Hearst as temporary chairman and W. A. Deford as temporary secretary, with Frank Brust as sergeant at arms. The full national committee meets to approve. About 900 delegates expected at Orchestra hall. all states represented, no territorial delegates.
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Wm. R. Hearst
New York
W. A. Deford
Frank Brust
Aristocracy's Scion to Jail
New York July 25 John Van Rensselaer a member of a leading New York family was arrested for sending threatening letters to his mother and was held at Bellvue hospital for observation. He is deemed sane and will be sent to the Tombs for final disposition of his case.
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Taft
Clemland
New York
Cincinnati
Hughes
John van Rensselaer
Bellvue Hospital
van Rensselaer
Plotters of Death to Jail
Lietion Iy 25.44 court martial convicted Lieutenant Texeira and Sergeant Cardoso of the Sixteenth Infantry for conspiring to assassinate King Carlos and the crown prince. Texeira received four years, Cardoso three, in a case that exposed a royal plot.
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Texeira
Cardoso
Sixteenth Infantry
Carlos
Roosevelt approves dismissal of cadets
Oyster Bay N Y July 25 President Roosevelt has approved the dismissal from the military academy at West Point of eight cadets who were found guilty of hazing underclassmen.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Military Academy
West
Postoffice Clerks Sew Up Wages Rise in Local Office
Advices report the postoffice department granted a $100 annual pay increase for 21 clerks at the local post office. Local officials did not release the details of the raise notes.
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Lil
Thore
Rev Edwin Mouzon Quits Pastorate for Georgetown Chair
Rev Edwin Mouzon, long serving pastor of Travis Park Methodist Church in San Antonio, departs to join Southwestern University Georgetown as theology chair. He will teach in the theological department while maintaining his pulpit at Travis Park until November 1. The move follows his noted scholarship, oratorical skill, and popular ministry.
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Edwin Mouzon
Travis Park Biscopal
Southwestern University At
Georgetown
Mouzun
Pouzo
Travis Park Methodist Church
San Agtonio
Travis Park
Mouzon
Monson
Mouzan
Easen- Wadiy Pexan
Wolford College
South Carolina
Kansas
Cif
San Antonio
Methodist Church
South
Francis Asbury Wood
Southern Methodist Colleges
Sevik- Western University
Southern Methodist Theological
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
San Antonio Rey
Mouxot
University
Peace Marks The Local Situation Today In Bimary
Situation at 3 pm reports show 3225 votes cast in the city by 8 pm. Police say voting is risky in close precincts as hours proceed. Projected city total about 8600 votes with county turnout around 1500 outside San Antonio.
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Bimary
San Antonio
Williams Leads in North Texas Cities
Special to The Light from Fort Worth July 25 heavy voting across Texas hints at surprises. Williams the Gumby blacksmith leads Campbell in Fort Worth, with Dallas reporting Williams ahead. Crowds line up before polls as the long ticket may delay closing. Wynne leads attorney general race in Tarrant County while McLennan Dallas and Harris back Davidson.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Willams
Campbell
Dallas
Williams
Tarrant County
Wynne
McLennan
Harris
Davidson
Campbell Sweeps State Vote Linked to Williams Supporters
Campbell lead over Williams in Dallas reports shows strong cross county support as voters cast heavy ballots in Travis County. Indications point to Campbell Davidson for Lieutenant Governor Lavidean for attorney general and others as the state election proceeds amid weather and political momentum.
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Travis
Nortt
Cammivl
Davidson
Leutenant
Lavidean
Cousins
Jewel thieves blow safe. $15,000 looted in New York
A damaged New York clipping reports bandits securing a safe and stealing about $15,000 in jewelry by dynamite. It mentions the names Thomas LB. von & Co. and David M. Picton in relation to Chambers tract and a moving scene toward Rockport.
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New York
Robers
Wamondz
Thomas Lb.von & Co
Chambers Tract
David M. Picton
Mne
Aity Ue
Yigiblo
Rock
Olmwani
Rockport
Banker Gaazelle Accused in Embezzlement Case
Cleveland July 15 A warrant was issued today for the arrest of H. W. Gazelle secretary treasurer of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. He is charged with embezzling 828,825 of the bank's funds, with assets disrupted to about 200,000. Ponfield a banker of Nixon is noted as being connected in the report.
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Cleveland
Way
HH. W. Gaazelle
Farmers and Merchants Bankie Company
Gazazelle
Te Bank
Election Day Slow Yet Orderly Across Gexar County
Voters faced long ballots slowing the process. polls closed with calm across Gexar. Early counts favored Shook, Lindsay, Coy, Sommers, Herrers, Kroeger, and Trainer in Fourth Ward. Buckley led in western precincts. Lindsey shows surprising strength east and downtown. Shiner leads in German precincts. Final tallies not expected before tomorrow morning.
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Oldock
Carafus
Giyvns
Lindsay
Coy
Sommers
Herrers
Kroeger
Trainer
Seelig
Lou
Jodge Buckley
East End
Sams
Geman
West
Buckley
West Side
Biuwntlay
Uckel
Local Sewdee Le Tone Weather Forecast
Local forecast for Sewdee Le Tone notes night and Sunday conditions. Calibrated temperatures show a low around eight o clock and a daytime high near four to five degrees with observed maximums in the region. Official outlooks flag light winds and possible mist with mild coastal influences.
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New Yorker
Peerless
Hitchcock
Wm. J. Bryan
National Committee
Inman
Mrr
Frank Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Auditorium Annex
Tinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Minnesota
Missouri
Hearst Deelines
Wal. R. Hearst
Fromm Intape
Independence
Leagues
Indépendence League
The
Moving Pictures
Kaufman Dry Goods
Pri- Store
Carnegie Othennes
Kintary
Toviet
J. H. Ferris
People’s Party
Texus #tate
Weld
Elioae
Watson
Aristocracy
Rev. Mouzon
North
I. Welter
Ey Vetes Sone
JS. Klolovasea
Courf. Monier
Avenue D
Pests
Bowen's
Sclaper
Lam
Hotter's
Nhipe
North Cherry
Burle
Mutual Aid Hall
Steeeete
West End
Starcke's
Frost
Feyer’s
Comah Achtzen
Pany Babbad Aero Ds
Goodwin's Slane
Mission Garden
William A. Whrsbach
Dallay
Dallas Campbell's
Blackind
Austin
Ponfield
Nixon
Maverlet
Gexar
Lindsey
Shiner
Sagnern
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