Chinese AEL Consul Seeks Warships As Revolt Spreads
Shanghai reports confirm revolutionary capture of Chang Sha and Nan Chang, expanding rebel control across Hupeh Hunan and Kiangsi. Refugees flood Shanghai while foreign nationals seek gunboat protection. American vessels consider dispatches and battleship redeployment as telecoms falter along Hankow lines.
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New Orleans
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China revolution prompts U S inquiry to Berlin
The German foreign office reports inquiries from the United States about the Chinese situation. Germany believes no international action is needed and that naval forces in Chinese waters are adequate to protect foreigners if necessary, though no danger is evident now.
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Gates of City Closed at Nanking Amid Panic
A Japanese firm in Nanking reports gates sealed and entry restricted after a close exam. The public is in a panic and an exodus has started with about ten percent of the population already departed. Foreign warships are moving upriver past the city daily.
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Snapshots of Plays in Third Game
Shortstop Barry of the Athletics steals second base in the third inning of the championship series. He reached on a single and raced on Meyers high throw to move into scoring position.
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Colquitt Denies Endorsing Taft At El Paso Banquet
Governor C B Colquitt declares he did not endorse Taft or his policies at a banquet with five governors in El Paso. He says the report was garbled and he toasted the president-elect of Mexico, Francisco I Madero, without politics. The party included Col. Jake Wolters General Henry Hutchings Col F A Chapa Col Otto Wahrmund Col Dallas J Matthews Ed York secretary C C McDonald and Col Louis J Wortham later left for Chicago.
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Fort Worth
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Women change studies depart from masculine education standards
New York reports the fifth annual convention of the Association of Women’s Colleges as alumnae associations plan to depart from traditional masculine education norms and advance women’s studies and leadership.
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Women propose expanded studies at intercollegiate almanac
The group opens discussion to make women’s topics central to curricula. They claim mastery of men’s college studies and seek new subjects of value to women focusing on hygiene biology and sociology.
Peace Committee to Report on 1912 plan and funding
The Carnegie endowment for international peace executive committee will meet in New York on Thursday to complete reports for the board of trustees. The annual meeting is set for December 14 in Washington. The report outlines the general work plan for 1912 and includes appropriation estimates.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in San Antonio Ad
Mrs. M. Rossmann of 615 Montana Street San Antonio Texas testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney troubles and relieved a friend's kidney complaint after obtaining from Bexar Drug Co The Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York sells Doan's at 50 cents noting remember the name and take no other.
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Withdrawal of Ball opens eight again
Elimination of Colonel Thomas H. Ball from the Texas senatorial contest sharpens the field for the pro faction. Former Governor Thomas M. Campbell is favored by many, with Cone Johnson and Cullen F. Thomas also in contention. Morris Sheppard garners support as backup if Campbell withdraws. A unified pro choice could edge Bailey’s seat, while split candidacies risk aiding rivals and the prohibition issue.
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Wolters Reacts to Ball Withdrawal in Texas Senate Race
Col Wolters comments that Ball's withdrawal strengthens his bid and says mutual friends will now back him. He criticizes rival Campbell's prospects, outlines focus on waterway and port development, and supports a New Orleans to Brownsville inland canal to lower cotton freight costs.
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Decision in Contempt Case May Be Reached Wednesday
With the return of Presiding Judge Davidson the Olters Gray contempt case likely to be decided next week. The illness of Davidson at Georgetown delayed a ruling, and Judge Harper said the court awaits the presiding judge’s return before ruling on gravest cases. If decided against appellants an appeal to the U S Supreme Court is anticipated.
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Three Drown As Launch Capsizes In Caddo Oil Field
Three drown in Ferry lake seven miles northwest of Mooringsport when a gasoline launch struck a stump and capsized. Victims: Florence Wilson 18 Eva Wilson 14 Ralph Reardon 25. Ben Smith survived after swimming to shore. Bodies to Beaumont Texas and Houston for burial. Florence and Ralph were sweethearts planning marriage.
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Antiquated guns returned by Texas guard to army arsenal
Five obsolete three inch guns formerly used by the Texas National Guard were shipped to Fort Island Mil arsenal after being dismantled. The state may obtain a new battery similar to the Dallas unit, representing a substantial outlay and modernization of the guard.
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Magnolia to Put Refined Oil Plant in Corpus Christi
Magnolia Petroleum company of Houston and Dallas says work will start soon on a large refined oil and gasoline distributing plant in Corpus Christi. When finished Corpus will host four of the principal companies.
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Enjoyed El Paso Trip by State Governors Staff
Col Chapa and Col Wahrmund returned from El Paso after attending a five governor statehood celebration. They praised the city for hospitality, daily banquets, clean streets, and excellent county roads, noting rides at fifty miles an hour on smooth pavement.
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