Democratic candidate Bryan tours the East in final push
In Winchester Maryland Ot October 21 Bryan winds up his east tour urging voters to back Democratic platform. He calls for publication of campaign contributions, direct senatorial elections, labor department in cabinet, anti trust reform excluding labor unions, injunction limits, bank depositor safety funds, tariff reductions and broader honesty in government. He says the party aims at competition, depositor security, tax payer justice, and urgent reforms supported by a national victory and a Democratic Congress. He cites Rockefeller backing Taft and questions trust support for the Republican ticket.
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Winchester
J. Bryan
Dewverstic
Hhis
Department of Labor
Democratic Party
Senate
Mose
Taft
Trusts
Franklin Street
Rockefeller
Tutt
Last Rally of the Campaign to Be a Hummer
Fire oratorical guns slated for tonight as the final campaign rally marks the closing push. Glose headlines the event with autos and heated rhetoric aimed at energizing supporters in the closing hours.
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Ars
Republicans Plan Alamo Plaza Rally In San Antonio
A parade of 25 illuminated cars will lead a Republican campaign rally at Alamo Plaza in San Antonio. Speakers include Cecil Lyon state chairman and Julius Real candidate for the state senate. Chas W. Ogden and Duncan Mackay assist as organizers. Lyon makes his San Antonio stump debut.
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Bexar County
Alamo Plaza
Cetil Lyon
Chas
W. Osden
Real
State Senate
Duncan Mackay
Lyon
Sherman
Mackay Building
Houston Street
Commerce Street
Market House
Ceril Lyon
C. W. Ogden
Julius Real
Col. Lyon
San Antonio
Kia
Ogden
Judge Real
Carnes Release In Habeas Corpus Case Cleared Man in Custody
Ex parte Willie Carnes, charged with murder, was granted habeas relief in the Thirty-seventh district court. The judge discharged him from custody amid a turbulent exchange over trusts and corporate influence.
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Exparte Willie Carnes
Tudge Dwer
Tig
Resignation Rumor Hits Navy Department
Washington reports a rumor that Victor F. Metcalf has resigned as secretary of the navy. Frieman H. Newberry of Detroit is named as his potential successor, with White House officials denying confirmation of any change. The note hints the event may reflect coming changes in the Roosevelt era.
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Washington, D
Victor F. Metealf
Secretary of the Navy
Hectare of
Frieman H. Newberry
Detroit
Washington
White House
Meatealf
Wash? Inztea
Whitening Woman's Hair Cost Verdict Against Traction
A Chicago case dated December 11, 1904 centers on Mrs. Tullis who suffered facial changes after a broken pole incident. The court awarded $17,500 to the plaintiff against Union Traction Company over the line involved in the accident.
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Chicago
Tullis
Ronald
Tuthit
Asnat Union Traction Company
Ygeinst
Thieves Loot a Daugh Store Last Night
Garry Away Stock of Cutlery Valued at About $200 and Leave No Clue for the Sleuths.
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Garry
Much Thievery Reported In San Antonio Burglary
Robberies sweep San Antonio with Burns Ding Store on Houston and Navarro hit after closing. Thieves stole most stock valued around 250 to 299 dollars. Other incidents include a $7.40 cash theft at Jesus Kramer saloon and a purse snatching on Avenue H near Ninth Street. Police report recoveries and ongoing investigations.
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San Antonio
Burns Ding
Houston
Navarro Streets
W. ©. Burns
Tle
Renister
Albert Harper
Iegro
Frank Newnam
Harper
Jwsus Kramer
Austin and
Grayson Streets
Negra
Avenue B
Avenue H
Ninth Street
Henegro
Po Nce
Night Rider witness testifies in Union City case
Principal witness for the night rider investigation is Mrs Ed Powell widow of Ed Powell in custody. Her testimony will be taken down in shorthand and is described as very important. Authorities reference Captain Renkin’s death and the band of night riders while noting Governor Pallenygy and others connected to the case.
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Union City
Ed. Powell
Renkin
Ingethorgiy
Powell
Governor Pallenygy
Alexander
Nashyi
Coleone
Lawler
Seek to Halt Fort Worth Primary by Dallas Court Action
A Dallas court was asked to issue an injunction to restrain Fort Worth’s upcoming primary set for November 8. Ben Ayers chairs the new Democratic committee, which claims the district court judges will tyrant the June trial if the injunction is granted. The old committee vowed to continue the fight despite uncertainty.
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Eclal
Fort Worth
Tex
Athorya
Ben Ayers
Dallas
Heise
Rail line to Rio Grande spurs San Antonio citizens to fund plan
Community leaders push a 30 day campaign to raise a $100,000 bonus and secure terms for a railroad to the Rio Grande and Brownsville. J Edwards of St Louis is the first proposer, with no money due until 3 miles of track reach San Antonio. Committees will canvass for subscriptions, not cash, until milestones are met.
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Business Mens Elith
Rio’ Grande
Brownsville
San Antonio
J. Edwards
St. Louis
Edwards
Eawards
Max
Rio Grande Valley
Ake Reed
Simpson Wins Texas Governor Race by Fortieth-Thousand Margin
Colonel Cecil A. Lyon of Sherman predicts Governor-elect Slapson will win by 40 000 votes in Texas, citing canvassed data and an expected 280 000 total votes with Simpson at 186 000. He says Lyon will speak at Alamo Plaza rally and that discussions with federal officials shaped campaign plans the eve of the election.
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Texas
Cecil A. Lyon
Sherman
Houston
Alamo Plaza
Slapson
Campbell
Lyon
United States
Eugene Nulie
Ant
Simpson
Tomight
Lon
Sylvia Rol
Morene Nolte
Chas
C. Cresson
Marshal Molte
Railroads Drop Cattle Rate Fight in Texas
The railroads agree to reduce cattle rates, awaiting Interstate Commerce Commission approval to set a longer or earlier effective date, with an expected impact on Texas stock valued at about $300,000 annually. The commission signaled approval to the date change.
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Fort Worth
Tex, Et
Lulay Actucil
Interstate Commission
Texas
Dale
Rockefeller concealed bid for Taft evident in messages
Washington October 11. A second statement follows up the White House note on Taft preference. It claims that lottery and telegrams show Rockefeller’s strategy with the Democratic party is aimed at influencing the presidential race. The text contends that if Rockefeller truly sought election he would have stayed silent.
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Wasiltton
D. C
White Horse
Tyohn PB. Tockefeller
Taft
Anséy
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Ten Years in Pen for Sandy Willis
Judge Vwyar ruled on Sandy Willis case granting ten year sentence after conviction for assault with intent to rob. Defense waived new trial and accepted verdict. Counsel noted appeal and 20 days for statements of facts and bills of exception.
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Sandy Willis
Vwyar
Sandy Wills
Potentiay
Hasing
Theo
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tift Parade Breaks Record In New York Demonstration
A huge political parade in New York drew between 6000 and 10,000 marchers to Times Square led by Rear Admiral Cougulan as grand marshal. The event, organized by the Business Men's Republican Association, aimed to boost James Sherman’s presidential bid with 43 divisions and a dispersal plan at 5 PM. Police managed crowd control as thousands appeared along the route.
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New York
New
Tia
Cougulan
Dixon and Dixon Divorced in Thirty Seventh District
Judgment for Dinnit issued by Judge Duser I Ty in the Thirty Seventh District. Case involves W. W. Dixon versus Roberta Dixon with a divorce action and district court proceedings.
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Dudge Dwser
Central Committee Moves to Raise Railroad Bonus in San Antonio
The Business Men's club of San Antonio forms a central committee led by Charles B Mulally to push a 100000 railroad bonus plus terminal yards and depot facilities for a line from San Antonio to Brownsville. The panel plans sub committees to secure broad local support and trigger a formal contract if funds are raised and Edwards confirms feasibility by December 1.
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Business Men's'club of
San Antonio
Ith
Brownsville
Business Men’s Club
Charles B. Mulally
J. M. Aubrey
Jake West
Wiliam Cassin
Charien Graebnar
Tt Ie
Wntile Railroad
Jg du
Strenais
Edwardes
I. P. Edwards
Wife 17 Sues for Divorce in Porty-tith District Court
The 17 year old plaintiff alleges she married the defendant in the county, claims separation soon after, and that he refused to live with her during her illness in San Antonio. She accuses him of mental anguish while she was ill and says he is now a transient resident. Nellie Garcia sues Jum Gearela for divorce. couple married June 1907 and lived together until May 26 1908. Suit filed this morning in the Fifth seventh district court by BC, eanhoner against Edna Algontayer.
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Pathghe Army
Petitian
Grace Kenimatins
Myer Nantman
Porty-tith
Uounty
San Antonio
Nellie Garcia
Fifth Seventh District
Eanhoner
Edna
Algontayer
Comedian Bert Haverty Dies Suddenly in San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 31 Bert Haverty, once a nationally known comedian and brother of Col. Haverty, collapsed and died as his friends laughed at a joke. The incident occurred while he was preparing to leave the scene.
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San Frincisco
Cal
Bert Haverty
Col
Duck Haverty
God
Local Weather Forecast Reads Common Place Here
The weather section provides a brief forecast for the local area Sum Ane tunlo and viesnitys. Tonight and Sunday show rising temperatures with warmer conditions as the early morning hours end near eight o clock. Mixed details mention a high in the mid 70s and a gradual warm trend into the day.
Missionary Circuit Rumors Tie to Travis Park Pastor
May send it to Travis Park. W Shaw reports Bishop Key’s remarks on Rev. James Weaver Moore possibly returning to San Antonio to lead Travis Park Church South. Houston’s Moore to Georgetown for theology chair. R H Wester elected lay leader. D B Wright district secretary. Shaw heads to Dallas for Texas Sunday School association meeting.
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W. Shaw
Gordales
Bishop Key
Methodist Conference
B.D. Mowroh Wa Pistor
Travis Park
EL Church
James Weaver Moore
Houston
Travis Park Church
San Antonio
Wer
Houton
Georgetown
Shaw
R. H. Wester
B. Wright
I & GN
Dallas
Texas Sunday School Associatign
White
W. N. Wiseins
This City
Robbers Hold Up Depot. Take 300 Dollars
Shermen and Snyder residents chased by three robbers who stopped a moving train last night at the depot. Victims Sime and Tite report losses of 245 and 69 dollars respectively. Robbers boarded the moving train and escaped with the money.
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Snndak
Shermen
Tex
C. Simesons
Clarksville
T. Tite
Snyder
Helly Denet
Court Opens Adkins Road After Commission Vote
The commissioners court met and granted the petition to open Adkins road between Allns station and St. Hadwig. A jury of view was appointed including PLB Kosh Tos Labinnsky Josef Skreayphl Felix Klolbassa and Peter Gyita. Actions on Fitch road and Quitiany road were deferred and the court scheduled to decide the proposed Toulo on the new road seal Wednesday.
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Adkins Road
Allns Station
St. Hadwig
Plb
Kosh
Tos Labinnsky
Josef Skreayphl
Felix Klolbassa
Peter Gyita
Quitiany Road
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