Leaders Demand Poll Representation In County Election
A conference led by Charles W. Ogden, Republican ex- state official, declared Republicans will seek representation at the polls and may go to court if denied. Preparations for the election include ballot supplies, poll books, and pens. Ballot amendments cover school taxes, county redistricting, and pay raises for governor and lieutenant governor.
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Charles W. Ogden
Nola
Judge Camp
Guy
Newton
City Opens Bids for Street Sweepers
The street committee of the city council reviewed three bids for street sweepers. W. T. Fulton Company of Kennett, Missouri. Staneke Bros. of Sayre Antonia. and Austin Weather Company of Chicago submitted offers. Staneke Bros. quotes 278 dollars and may be the best bid, with final decision expected in a few days.
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Ida
W. T. Fulton Company
Kennett
Staneke Ores
Sayy Antonia
Austin Weatan Cmpany
Chicago
Staneke Brothers
Roana
Panic near Nashville tied to night riders confession
Tid Burton, jailed in Tiptonville, confessed to involvement in the night riders, claiming he was in the crowd that whipped Squire Wynne months ago and was at Walnut Lodge hotel on the Rankin capture night. He described plotting plans and later fishing all night, hearing gunfire without knowing its cause. Meanwhile Samburg reports calm but warns of potential sensational developments as soldiers reinforce the disturbed Lake County area. News control and wire outages hinder reporting as Col. Tatum tightens coverage from the camp at Reelfoot Lake. Governor Patterson and Cal. Tatum discuss but cannot confer due to eavesdropping concerns.
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Burton
Squire Wynne
Walnut Lodge
Capt. Rankin
Col. Taylor
Capt
Rankin
Gol. Taylor
Samburg
Ewm
Lake County
Nashville
Samburs
Union
Wy C Tatum
Reelfouy
Lake
Patterson
Union City
Cal
Girl Shot on Street Car Dies After Injury
Irene Greta Maughter of Drimmer Serpzeant ber at Port Bliss who was accidentally shot on a street car while going to school last week when the motorman's discharged weapon caused fatal injury died today of blood poisoning.
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Speciail
Irene Greta Maughter
Drimmer
Three Homes Burn in San Angelo Fire Disaster
Special to The Tight reports three houses burned in San Angelo on October 27 causing about 10000 in losses with some insurance coverage. The Farrell red Beck and N. W. Yoo homes were destroyed. The exact cause and origin of the blaze remain unknown.
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San Angelo
Hougey
I Farrell
Red Beck
N. W. Yoo
Divorce case filed by Pallant against Tulstam
Plaintiff TR W Pallant sues E J Tulstam alleging irreconcilable differences after marriage on April 1 1993 and separation July 20 2008. The complaint claims the couple joined a congregation where the defendant preached unorthodox doctrines urging members to renounce worldly possessions and cash.
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TR. W. Pallant
E. J. Tulstam
Plaiitng
Defemfang
Tive
Anne
Nid
First Prize Won by John Biasiolli in Word Contest
John Biasiolli of 703 South Frid Sweet connected with Duerler Manufacturing captured the first award of a bus of six seats for tomorrow night’s performance of The Wolf at the Grand opera house. The San Antonio Light’s concealed word contest drew 2435 responses, with 258 envelopes opened before the eleventh correct sentence was found.
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John Blasielli
South Frid Sweet
Duerler Manufacturing Company
Grand Opera House
San Antonio
Manmizer Weis
Lyric Theater
New York
Grand Opera
House Weilnes
Cara Curtis
Salado Street
Kidnaping Foiled Near Mount Vernon in Wealthy Lumber Town
Mount Vernon Washington resident Henry English, a wealthy lumberman, was held up and kidnapped by a lone robber three miles from town. The bandit demanded 6000 dollars via a note on Mount Vernon Bank paper and left the ransom note attached to a tree. English escaped his bindings and traveled to Henry Day’s home to phone his wife, as deputies and the sheriff pressed to capture the kidnapper.
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Mount Vernon
Wash
Bae Ward Waglih
Mount Vernon Bank
Maunay
Euticit
Engi
Henry Day
Skasit
Deputiga
Concrete work begins on West Houston Street paving plans
Work to lay concrete on West Houston Street starts tomorrow. Paving will follow completion of the concrete. A six foot wide strip along the park front is being laid from Santa Rosa Avenue to North San Saba Street, widening West Houston Street toward Milam Parish.
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West Houston Street
Milam Pari
Santa Rosa Avenue
San Saba ‘Street
Light's Great Concealed Word Contest winners listed
Manager Weis announces Lyric theater New York presentation The Wolf at Grand Opera House October 28 and 29 Winners named in order from 1 to 11 with number of answers. prizes include seats and tickets. Winners must call at The Light office after 9 AM tomorrow to claim.
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Weis
Lyric Theater
New York
Grand Opera House
Office of the Light
Abandon Hope for Dr Bull in New Fork
The eminent surgeon Lt William P Bull remains in poor health as doctors say recovery is unlikely. Cancer near the neck’s main artery makes operation impossible, so X ray treatment is used to ease pain and suffering.
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New Fork
William P. Bull
Hatfield Not the Murderer in California Case
San Jose reports Hatfield cleared by authorities in connection with a six‑person death case. Investigators found no link to the crime, and Hatfield says Californians treated him well and he may stay on the coast. A hint points to a pearl fisher in the South Sea as the actual Timhin. Next week a detective will travel there.
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Boca
San Jose
Halefield
Matfield
Mundo
Hatfield
Califarmiang
Timhin
South Sea
Morphine Bottle Reveals Tragic Death in Denison
Special to The Light reports Oek a V Mure vis of Woodville, ORM, found dead in bed at the Metropolitate tense early Mis morning. Nearby a Very flack snarked junornhine talets was dis hevered.
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Denison
Tex
A. V. Murevis
Woodville
Orm
Bond
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Forecast for tonight and Wednesday calls for cooler conditions. Expect lower temperatures by morning with a gradual drop through the night and into Wednesday morning. Temperature details are partially garbled but indicate a cooler trend for the area.
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San Antonio
Jail Breakers Leave No Clue in Wichita Falls Escape
Five prisoners escaped last night after assaulting Sheriff Davis. At large are W. I. Randle serving five years for robbery C. Fielda theft Witt McWilliams robbery A. Watson murder A. Jones theft. Thornton Gordon Langhard is first applicant for enlistment in U S Navy at Toras reeivilting station this week. Two applicants for enlistment have been turned down since Friday.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Davis
W. I. Randle
C. Fielda
Witt McWilliams
al. Watson
A. Jones
Thornton Gordon Langhard
Tafied States Navy
Thas
Gince Faotertay
Nern Charges Trusts Sent 100000 to Indiana G O P
Democratic vice presidential candidate John Kern declared that trusts and corporations funneled about $100,000 into Indiana on Sunday to influence the vote. Secretary of State Fred Sims dismissed the claim as false, noting no such campaign fund amount existed. The clash sparked at Tipton and echoed broader campaign tensions as Bryan and Taft events unfolded in New York and neighboring towns.
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NERN
Indiana
Ints Sud
Tuciang
Fred Sims
Tipton
Ind
Taim
Wired Sims
Yohn Wi. Kern
Kern
Indianapolis, Inc
John Kern
Bryan
New York
Torey City
Harlem
Korg
Brooklyn
Bedford Nall
Dempemile
Gust
Michael Plahetti
anti-McCarren
Inhedeon
McCarren
Stas
Mic Ei
Conspiracy Charge Barred in New York Case
On October 27 in New York a conspiracy case involving Morse Curtis and Alfred Curtis was dismissed by Judge Hough. The judge found no illegal activity in a 60,000 loan from President Thomas Slugs via Continental Finance to Morse, and ruled the conspiracy charge did not apply to Curtis.
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New York
Thomas Slugs
Continental Finance Company
AR Path
Morse
Curtis
Mexican War Veteran Dies at McKinney
Special to The Light McKinnes Texas reports the death of Art Chandler aged 87 in McKinney. He fought in the Mexican War and did not serve again.
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Mckinney
McKinnes
Art Chandler
Dallas
Herald
Home Burns Loss 6000 in Maritalo Texas Fire
A house in Maritalo Texas was destroyed by an explosion this morning causing about 6000 dollars in losses with more than 4000 dollars insured. The event is reported by The Light. Local authorities are investigating the fire origin and cause.
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Amaritlo
Tex
Dying of Thirst in Death Valley Desert Diary Found
Dying of thirst tale from Death Valley reports B P Pratt a Grapevine district prospector whose body lay in Argus mountains. A diary recounts days without water near Mojave region as he notes failing vision, dehydration and a final plea to his brothers before death.
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Death Valley Desert
Los Angeles
Cah
Death Valley
Pratt
Argus Mountains
Mojavé
Tost
Ory
Ate Brothers
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