Fire Destroys Dining Hall at Texas A and M
A two story brick dining hall at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas was destroyed by fire. The 1887 built furnace and board offices suffered major damage with no insurance. Student injuries included L B McMillan on arms and shoulder with others slightly hurt.
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Investigating Deaths of Former Husbands T:
A conference between State Attorney Wayman and Kensington Police Lt James Moopex in Chicago set plans to extend inquiries into the deaths of John McDonald of Kalamazoo and Warren Thorpe of Jackson, both former husbands of Mrs Jani Quinn, as part of the murder case against her third husband. Detectors were to receive reports from Michigan investigators. Mrs Quinn spent her first night in a cell near Mrs Vermuys, accused in the Arthur Bissonnette murder.
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Americans Excluded From Art Exhibit
Americans faced exclusion from the International Art Exhibition as the American pavilion closed and American jurors were barred from awards, denying American exhibitors access to prizes at the fair in Rome.
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Unclear Weather Roundup Missing Details
Fragmentary weather note mentions Tor fan Antonio and vague terms for Sunday and events but lacks usable data. No measurable forecast or entities present.
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Weather Snapshot From Various U.S. Cities
Tourtees reports temperatures from cities including Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston Washington with winds from the south to northwest and expected rain snow or clearing trends. Temperatures range from the mid twenties to the mid sixties with improving or deteriorating conditions for Sunday.
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Fragmented request on loaned wires and sources
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Revistas Persecuted by President Madato in Mexico
Rudolph Reyes, son of General Reyes, reports persecution of Revistas and arrests of party adherents in Mexico City. He seeks his father’s position on the situation while planning to return to Mexico to campaign for governor of Jalisco.
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Mexico City
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Thorn-dale lynching tale unfolds in Cameron trial
Constable details the Thornton lynching of Fernando Gomez after he fatally stabbed Charles Zie tung. Testimony recalls Gomez being restrained, the chase to an automobile, and remarks by onlookers as the case draws focus to mob violence and local tensions.
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Daughters of Republic to Meet Colquitt Leader on Alamo Property
Daughters of the Republic plan a meeting with Governor Colburn to discuss restoration of Alamo property and arrange a conference for information gathering. A date will be announced later as efforts focus on proper restoration and arrangements with state officials.
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U D C elects new president at meeting
The U D C held a meeting to elect its new president. Mrs. Rivingstan f. Schuyter of New York was chosen with support from the Georgia delegation. vote totals were 1077 for Mrs. Willa and 742 for Rehuyter. Other officers were unanimously re-elected.
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Presbyterians Debate Unification At Texas Synod Session
At Galveston Texas on November 1 the Presbyterian church's Texas Synod opened with a committee proposal for unifying the Presbyterian and United Church of America work. The session included a sharp debate on the plan, with action deferred until mid afternoon.
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British Sovereigns Leave for India in Imperial Tour
King George and Queen Mary depart London for India to embark on the imperial tour. They travel with the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary, escorted by the Imperial Horse Guards, observed by crowds at Victoria Station as they head toward Delhi next month.
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Despair and Hope Mark Chinese Throne Crisis
Turmoil grips Peking as mixed telegrams reveal pessimism over pacification and health concerns of Li Yuen Tieng. Rebels threaten Amoy and Panlei as attacks shut coast navigation. foreigners reported safe, and plans for temporary independent administration emerge amid revolutionary pressure.
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Automobile Collision Injures Three On Roosevelt Avenue
Two occupants of a buggy and the car driver were injured when an automobile struck the buggy on Roosevelt avenue just north of the international fair. Schendler and Smith suffered serious injuries from shattered glass and crashes, Koehler the car driver was cut by glass and arrested for reckless operation. Montgomery was uninjured. police court set for Koehler Tuesday.
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