Mexico to Hold Election for First Time
The article explains the planned Mexican election system with ballots printed per voter and a 1910 census basis. It details districting into 50 000 person zones, precincts of about 600, and governors appointing recorders—28 465 of 30 000 are Maderistas—who run polls and defend ballot integrity with no poll challenges on election day.
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Exico
Mexico
Sonora
Congress
Madero
Chamber of Deputies
Rail timetable shows mixed north and coast routes
The page lists arrival and departure times for multiple train numbers from the north coast El Paso Victoria and Houston lines. Notable entries include No. 6 arriving 6 45 am from the north and No. 9 local from Palestine at 10 45 pm, with numerous other east west and local services across the union stations.
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Palestine
Laredo
North
Mexico
Laredomix M
Houston
New Orleans
Galveston
Dallas
Dallas, Ft. Worth
Waco
S.A
Coast
Kerrville
G. H
el Paso
Cuero
Victoria
Seces Edb Am
WOBE
Vchanccessee
East
Aeas Aes
Aea A
Er Gases
Santa Fe
Atonement Day Observances At Temple Beth El
Atonement Day services at Temple Beth El begin Sunday evening at 7 in observance of Yom Kippur with the all day fast and prayer on Monday. The ceremony includes traditional melodies and a shofar signal at close. Atonement emphasizes repentance and returning to righteousness without mediators in Judaism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth-El
Debaters Chosen for October 9 Joint Jeffersonian Debates
At the Jeffersonian Literary society meeting Fred Lehman and Isadore Levison were named to oppose the Hayne Debating club in the first joint debate set for October 9. The first round on wireless telegraphy ended with the negative side led by Eldridge Travers and Bertram Lewin defeating the affirmative team Byron Nankervis and Edwin Simmang.
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Jeffersonian Literary Society
Fred Lehman
Isadore Levison
Hayne Debating Club
Eldridge Travers
Bertram Lewin
Byron Nan Kervis
Edwin Simmang
Charles Kibbe
Edwin Sehorn
Joe McDonald
United States
Herman Simmang
Lis
Harold Sutherland
Raymond Obb
Rangers recruit drive gains statewide support in Texas
Applications flood in from across Texas as Governor Colquitt plans to reorganize the state ranger force to patrol the Mexican border. Officials aim to secure a strong unit for Brownsville and protect Texans’ lives and property. The governor’s return signals quick steps to implement the plan.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Brownsville
Dogtown to Rig Up Stricter Dog Patrol in San Antonio
San Antonio police chief Newnam orders intensified dog patrols beginning Monday with two additional dog ropers to seize every dog without muzzle and license tag. A single roper currently patrols the city while dogs without tags remain common. A night watchman will guard the dog pound after Thursday night damage allowed dogs to escape. Royal orchestra performs daily at the Sara toga restaurant.
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San Antonio
Newnam
Will File One Suit In Mandamus Action
Attorney General Lightfoot plans to file a single mandamus petition against Comptroller Lane and Secretary of State McDonald instead of two. The petition is being drawn and will be filed Monday when the Supreme Court convenes. A lengthy office conference preceded the change to simplify the case for expediency.
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Austin
Tex
Lightfoot
Lane
McDonald
Supreme Court
Elk Appointments Made by Grand Lodge Leader
Announcement from New Orleans reports the 102 district deputies and grand lodge committees of the B P O E were set by John P Sullivan grand exalted ruler. James R Nicholson of Springfield Massachusetts is named grand esquire and Rev John Dysart of Jamestown New York is named grand chaplain.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Grand Lodge
Elk Lodges
United States
John P. Sullivan
Sullivan
James R. Nicholson
Springfield
Mass
John Dysart
Jamestown
N. Y
Pope's Diapepsia Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Claiming relief within five minutes, the ad promotes Pope's Diapepsia as a cure for indigestion heartburn and bloating. It targets dyspepsia. urges pharmacists to sell a 50 cent case and asserts widespread use in the US UK and Canada. It promises no sour belching gas or foul breath.
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United States
England
Canada
Pope
Governor declines special session to recount election
Baltimore reports Governor Crothers will not call an extra session to recount votes from the August 29 gubernatorial primary. He trusts the grand jury to finish the count by next Saturday, avoiding conflict with the general election. The tally of indicted election officials for fraud rises to sixty-six.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Crothers
Mystery in Shooting Near Nashville Stuns City
Humane Officer W. M. Gleaves is in a dangerous condition from a self inflicted bullet wound. He says the shooting was accidental as police detain Stella Ernest, wife of a bartender, who was with Gleaves nearby four miles from Nashville. Gleaves is married and well connected.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
W. M. Gleaves
Gleaves
Stella Ernest
Hayne Debaters Named for Jeffersonian Debate
Emmett Isom and Luther Bickett were chosen to defend Hayne Debating Club in the high school league opener against Jeffersonian Literary Society. George Cannon and Sydney Kaliski led the affirmative, Elwood Burnett and Grover Slater the negative. Judges Oliver Murdock Gilbert Lang and A Faucet ruled for the affirmative. Short extemporaneous remarks were given by Werner Beckman and Walter Wolff.
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Hayne
Jeffersonian Literary Society
Emmett Isom
Luther Bickett
Hayue
George Cannon
Sydney Kaliski
Elwood Burnett
Grover Slater
Oliver Murdock
Gilbert Lang
A. Faucet
Werner Beckman
Walter Wolff
No Coats In Court Led By Judge Jo Phil Shook
The judge in Jo Phil Shook's courtroom declared coats unnecessary due to unusual atmospheric conditions and discomfort. He dispensed with the rule and allowed attendees to remove coats, prompting many to do so and a collective sigh of relief as the court proceeded coatless.
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Jo Phil Shook
German Socialist Wins Reichstag Seat in Düsseldorf
Karl Haberland won the Düsseldorf bye election for the Reichstag by 39 264 to 36 111 over Dr Friederich continuing a central stronghold since the empire's foundation. The result notes the Socialist gain in a long standing government seat.
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Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Karl Haberland
Reichstag
Friederich
Trum
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