Weatherford Hangings Tell of Cason Comrade Pair
In Weatherford Texas on May 22 1911 A Capon was hanged for the killing of LF McLemore. Capon proclaimed innocence before the crowd and faced the execution alone as Sheriff Pope released the trap. McLemore had joined Capon after leaving Longview and they traveled toward Mineral Wells before the crime.
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Weatherford
Tex
I. A. Capon
LF. McLemore
Pope
Cason
McLemore
Longview
Waron
Rock Creek
Woulleford
MeLemore
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tyler Tally
15 Hurt in Trolley Crash on Brooklyn Bridge End
New York May 22. Fifteen persons injured in a collision of trolley cars on the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge. Four were probably fatally hurt when a control chain broke on one car causing a smash.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
of & Roy
Wruilix
House Favors Currency Plan Faces Senate Battle
Washington May 23 The house committee on banking and currency voted by a substantial majority to recommend passage of the Alevesh joint resolution creating a currency commission which passed the senate yesterday.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Mae Wood in Ell: Omaha Woman Imprisoned on Perjury Charge
Mae Wood, an Omaha woman, remained in her cell after being sent to prison in default of $5000 bail on perjury charges tied to a divorce suit against Senator Platt. District Attorney Jerome said the case will go before a grand jury soon, aiming for a speedy indictment and trial to deter injustice.
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New York
Mae Wood
Omaha
Platt
Miss Woon
Washington
Victori Tyne
Jerome
Miss Woods
Boy Kills His Father in New Orleans Shouting Clash
In New Orleans on a May day a 44 year old dry goods clerk Leon Perez was killed by his 20 year old son William Perez after a quarrel with the mother present. The son seized a rifle and fired when the father threatened to strike the mother. The homicide occurred during an altercation that ended with the father fatally wounded.
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New Orleana
Leon Pare
William Peres
Perez
Stock Strong Trading Brisk In Early Market
New York May 22 opening prices showed brisk trading with notable moves in stocks. Advanced issues led by Missouri Pacific and American Can, while Healing and other names attracted attention as the market showed strength into the session.
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New York
Missouri
Turin
Markets Ledger From New Orleans And Midwest Markets
Markets report mixed futures and spot activity across New Orleans and Kansas City with rising bids on some grades while overall sales volumes thin. Receipts show hogs and cattle moving in Chicago and Omaha areas, with prices listed for various No 2 and No 4 grade grains and livestock at multiple regional markets.
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Chisago
Deateuriag
Iseatty
Omain
Neb
Vattle
Leading Spot Markets Report From New Orleans and Houston
Market notes show steady activity across leading exchanges with New Orleans and Houston recording stable sales. New York, Galveston and New Orleans figures show varying totals including 241M and 137 units, while other centers report steady demand and mixed pricing.
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Yestern Teslar
Day
Liveryoal
Armseeveys
New York
New Orleans
Houston
Girls Who Can Cook Will Impress School Board
Girls from the high school will prepare and serve luncheon to the school board tomorrow at 12 40 pm under the direction of teachers. Menu includes fruit cocktail, baked fish hollandaise, savoy cabbage, cream potatoes, chicken, rice, cream cheese, Parker House rolls, lettuce, cream, white coffee.
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Ailis Thle Ima Migs
Parker House
W. W. Lipscomb
Pablo Crus
Ourleg Bet
Sam
Palmer
Memorial Day plans announced by local veterans group
Memorial Day observances announced by IHQ Ord No 3 Texas Grand Army of the Republic schedule a service May 30 at Trinity Methodist Church Avenida Peeay with Rev G K Watson preaching. G A R will gather at Vere Mend street corner Main avenue to march to Memorial Day graveside rites. A. T. Rolli to lead post color guard and sing America. Gettysburg address by L L Whittaker. Special services at graves of Huston and Fort Sam Houston troops to follow with military salute and national 4 battery artillery. Evening events at Woodmen Hall with Chilian Dtekaon address and patriotic exercises.
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IH. Q. Ord
Department of Texas
United States
Taupe
Ro Hare
Avene C
Rey
G. K. Woatson
Veremend Street
Main Avenue
Hell
Arnold
A. T. Rolli
America
Henry Arnold
President. Com
Department
Hugler
Benddle Lini
G. A. Jt
Fort Sar Houston
GA. R
W. B.C
W. W
Woodmen Hall
Chiulain Dtekaon
Daughters Meet Tomorrow In Armorlesn Revolution Assembly
The Bonghtora of the Armorlesn Revolution will meet with Mrs. Brank CG Smitt at 107 Woodlawn Avenue on Saturday afternoon at 3 30.
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Brank
Smitt
Woodlawn Averine
Welock
Young Girl Stricken With Dread Leprosy
A young girl named Berthy from Geel has been stricken with leprosy and is being sent to an island asylum as immigration authorities arrange transfer. The report notes overseas officials are directing her removal and confinement.
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Berthy
Geel
Wen Ap
United
Nes. Sie
Isolition
Battle Sea
Wind Damage Hits Texas Homes In Severe Storm
Reports from Tight, Texas on May 22 describe a severe storm causing extensive damage. Jails were wrecked and cotton and corn crops suffered, with losses estimated around 920,000 dollars. Stills and other farm structures were left standing amid the wreckage.
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Tainesville
Tex
Waco Team in New Hands Shifts in Texas League
Special to The Night from Waco Texas reports a change in the local team as a new combination led by Albert Ben OC takes control. New players include D D Fairfield and W W Salay with others expected to join.
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WACO
Weea
Tex
Texas
Weather forecast for San Ane and nearby area
Fragmentary local weather note estimates a low around 34 degrees with temperatures rising toward the upper 80s to 90s later. It mentions records at 92 degrees and a high near 85 to 82, with forecasts covering nearby counties through the week.
Banks get Fae-Woods IMDEND amid receivership
Bank collapse era details show San Antonio banks amid Woods receivership distributing about 1600 checks totaling roughly 145000 dollars from a 2004 joint, with over 200 new savings deposits and thousands of dollars in checks processed after hours. Checks were routed to New York for final payment through the treasury system.
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Antonio
Hwn. Mortis
San Antonio
Court hears assault case over citrus dispute
Benjamin Torah voiced a lemon purchase dispute with Ila in a downtown shop when four oranges and three plums for a dime sparked a police court case. Complainant Borah accused Lewis Willa of assault, with defense witnesses claiming the accuser acted first. Judge Buckley dismissed the defendants after attempting to reconcile the evidence.
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Benjamin Torah
Fend-Vouder
Les
North Center Street
Michigan man charged with six murders by police
A Michigan man, described by authorities as a fiend, is charged with six murders after an arrest in Tlowagine. Police say he has confessed to two killings and may admit to others. An alleged attempt to make his wife the seventh victim preceded the arrest, and she survived to aid investigators.
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South
Rend
Hint
Famea Brimmingstall
Szed
Tlowagine
Michigan
Brestaban
Drimmingsteil
Sorcher
Rumor Circulates on Local Judicial Races
Street chatter grows about Theo Harris entering the race for county superior judge against Phil H. Shak. George Huntress is said to run for county attorney against Lom Newton, who holds the post. Possible challengers include Harria, Stevens, Frank Newton, and Max Becker as others line up.
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Theotore Harris
Fhll
H. Shak
Hurriatee
George Huntress
Agaiont Lom Newton
Theolore Harria
Couatille Stevens
Shewff, Franks
Jade
A. W. Geeligson
Miners Reach Agreement to End Nationwide Strike
Thirty thousand miners in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, members of United Mine Workers, who have been on strike since March 1, return to work next week after a convention here ratified an agreement reached by a joint subcommittee of miners and operators.
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Kansas City
Kangaa
Oklahnoma
Arkansas
Unite Mine Workers of
Ameriai
Wwen
Sinca
Worl
Twenty rebels hanged in Yenkaterinaslav district
Twenty peasants who took part in agrarian disorders in Yenkaterinaslav district were hanged today under a court martial decree. The executed included Russel Knersan and May 33.
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Knersan
Russel
Yenkaterinaslav
Explosion in grinding plant kills two and injures forty two
In Pavia on May 22 an explosion at a grinding plant killed two workers, Nees and 42, and injured forty two others, many of them women. The blast caused a panic among about 400 employees and resulted in damages estimated at $100,000.
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Pavia
Ship Subsidies Defeated in Congress Vote
Washington May 22 The house rejected the conference report on the postence appropriation bill by 147 to 195 dooming ship subsidies. The defeat of the subsidy program marks a setback for maritime funding in the current session.
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Washingt
Toiny
Better Chance for Showers Across Regions
Weather conditions shifted with a higher likelihood of showers than yesterday. An area from the eastern inland to parts of the western turf and the Misaisaings valleys sees unsettled weather as a low over the Gruide wiley system moves in from the northern Pacific coast. Rain occurred in Texas and scattered showers reported elsewhere with Dublin seeing 2.30 inches.
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Allshiva
Misaisaings
Pacific
Wiley
Mexelea
Texas
Dublin
Dog Brought Before Judge Over Disturbing the Peace
Bil Bowling a 20 year old negro faced a police court hearing on a disturbing the peace charge. He claimed his bulldog the English Duke caused the trouble after chasing a cat into Sunset depot district. He admitted shouting to call the dog as onlookers watched him struggle to untangle from overturned chairs and a table. Judge Buckley set the penalty at 5 dollars, paid by Bill’s sister.
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Bil
Fleton
Specia
Bill
Sunset Depot
Bowline
Buckley
Bull
Dixie Church Assembly Advances Bible Work Report
May 22 report details the Southam Presbyterian assembly in Dixie Church with Rev. John Fox addressing the audience. A call for a $1 per member contribution to support Bible work could raise over $300,000 for program and missionary efforts.
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WO. N. GC
de. Wy. W. Moora
Richmond
General Assembly
Southam Presbyterian Church
John Fox
Te American Bible Sostory
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