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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BE rtsGhN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTEEiAL ENBAIMER,
1922 ard 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered la, or Night
StcTe Phones SIS
Vic l. B'rtschy. Bel Phone 1872 Il
G. J. Bcrtschy. Nat Phone i22s.y
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For Sale

100 acres. situated two miles from
bethesda. the great summer rcaort
Good location. fine stock farm. good
farming land. principally limestone
SOL, two veins coal. several buildings
wei Watered, plenty OF fruit VIII
sell part or an. Inquire
W. n. HYDE.
r. o. No. Z. Gainesville. Ohio.
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S. NESBiTT, k.
Money to Loan 1920 Market
Toz RErr.

roE RErr.
g55ss MARKET 81. rooms. ........Sis.O0
ss i.,n1 81 rooms ........ 1900
- Iwelffh ST. rooms and bath IS 90
49,. 9 n,senth -. rms and bath % 90
ar sni bath ...-................ 900
ese - II,ut ~. roins and bath. ~ 90
sSs y wabash St. frms. and bath rs 90
ltIh 81. ~ rooms and bath. ASA
,..eatherwood. 10 rooms and bath. a. o.
,t,."i,-ui,'' rooms and hath. 60 90
Wnodsdale. rons and bath 800 as 90
80 -" tylu| rooms and bath. 20 90
I'm Grove. roms and bath .. 20 90
and water ...... - m
Possession msdiateiy.
Security Trust Co., Agents.
ii45 Market Street. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

Real estate investment,
Chapline street, between 18th
and t4th; has a great future.
Buy at today's prices; it will
pay. Also a Market street
business property as near the
actual business center of
Wheeling as possible to esti-
mate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
The Wheeling Realty Co.

Third Floor sohmuIbaoh mag.
National o2i. neu isss-R
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o. n NFFAtNER, Clerk
s-iS-a5s
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MISCELLANEOUS

NAG Wanted Secondhand lac.
nAUO Write for prices Rfchmond Bag
Co. Dept 81. Richmond. va
a-f1-e .d-gf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
OFFICER, HE'S OUT AGAIN.
Ogden j. Beresford, Paroled by Gov
ernor, Still Works Public.

Salina. Kan, April S.-Ogden ].
Beresford, the Swindler whose forger-
les and various schemes in Salina at
tracted the attention of newspapers all
over the country in December, 1910,
managed to secure parole from the
state penitentiary and the very next
day appeared at Joplin, Mo-, and got
away with a number of other swim
ding stunts.
Marshal George Meyer, has receiv-
ed letter from the chief IF police of
Joplin. Mo-, stating that Beresford was
paroled from the Kansas state peni-
Tertiary on March %, this year. Next
day he appeared at Joplin, Mo. He
gave the name of DR.. Pennington
there. and the chief of police says he
pulled off several jobs there, among
them four bad checks, ok a watch
and very nearly succeeded in several
gigantic sWindling schemes. He got
out of there March 80 and next day
the Joplin authorities learned he was
no other than the famous Ogden J.
Beresford. They are now searching
for him and have written to the Salina
people for information of his esca-
pades here.
Ogden ]. Beresford came to Salina
in November, 1910. He dressed like
a millionaire and let the impression
get out that he was one. He began
negotiations to buy $4,000 worth of
paving bonds. This got his name in
the papers and he was looked upon as
the representative of a big financial
concern with headquarters in New
York.
Meanwhile he had been living with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
WALKS ON STREET NAKED.
Voice From Heaven, Kansan Says, Di-
rected His Action.

Homer, La, April S.-Saying that a
voice from the clouds" had instruct
ed him to wear no clothes, man was
arrested here just as he started a
walk down a residence street. He
gave his name as Allen Bagley. He
says his home is Elk City, Kan, and
that he has a sister living there. He
also admits having served a term in
prison at Walla Walla, Wash. The
man was discovered by a negro boy
and a circus crowd soon gathered
and threatened violence. Bagley,
however, continued his walk without
concern until a deputy sheriff, with
trousers and an overcoat, arrived and
arrested him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
FIGHT OVER BROTHERS ESTATE.
Did John Weidler Intend for Brother
to Get His Money?

Salina, Kan, April s.-An interest
ing suit will come up at Minneapolis
during the present trem of the district
court in the effort of Robert Weidler,
an old resident of Ottawa county to
obtain possession of property valued
at several thousand dollars, which he
claims that his brother intended for
him. His two sisters are fighting for
a division and the jury must decide
whether John Weidler was sane or not
life.
The two brothers. John and Robert
Weidler. had lived for many years on
adjoining farms near Minneapolis. and
had for a long time carried on their
farming operations jointly. They were
close friends and were deeply inter-
ested in the welfare of each other.
Early during the year 1911 Robert
Weidler was in Kansas City on bust
ness, and his brother not moving that
he had been called away suddenly.
went to the farm on the morning Of
February 2. He asked for his brother,
but when he found was not at
home.- he gave the letter he carried to
his brothers. hired man, stating that
he wanted his brother to have four
certificates of deposit, which were in
his name and which totaled $4,000
The hired man took the letter for his
employer. and John Weidler returned
to his farm. Later during the day he
committed suicide.
Before Robert could return from
Kansas City after his brothers death
an administrator had been appointed
and this man had obtained from the
hired man the certificate of deposit,
claiming them to be part of the es-
tate Robert at one began suit for
the $4,000. and the suit has been stub
bornly defended by the administrator
and by the two sisters of the dead
man. They claim that John Weidler
was of unsound mind the day he kill
ed himself and that he was not men
tally responsible at the. time he deliv-
cred the certificates to the hired man
with instructions to give them to his
brother. The dead man. however. also
left a note on the table in his home
saying that he wanted his property to
he turned over to his brother, showing
that he was not satisfied with the
message that he had left earlier in
the day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
ENDORSE TAFT AND CURTIS.
Little Primary Sentiment in Evidence
at Greensburg.

Greensburg, Kan, April S.-The
Republican county committee in ses-
sion here called a convention for May
to elect delegates to the congress
sional and state convention. Taft and
Curtis were endorsed by the commit
tee The Republicans present, wheth-
er members of the committee or not,
were invited to express their opinion
concerning the manner of electing
delegates and the sentiment for a pri-
mary was so small that the action of
the committee in calling a convention
was practically unanimous.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
BACK BROKEN IN ..sCUFFLE-"
Friendly Wrestling Match VIII Likely
Prove Fatal.

Atchison, Kan, April Sired
Thompson of Shannon, a small town
near here, is lying in an Atchison hos
pital with his bacl. broken near the
base of the neck as the result of a
wrestling match with Russell Keith
line. The men met in a store at Shan
non Saturday night and engaged in a
friendly scuff1e, Keithline throwing
Thompson on the floor so that he
struck on his head and shoulders.
Thompsor's entire body seems para
iyzed and there is little hope of his
recovery. He is 80 years old.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
TAFT MEN WIN AT BELorr.
Vote Down Primary Plan and VIII
Hold Convention

Beloit, Kan, April S.-The Repub1i-
can County Central committee of
Mitchell county met here and unani-
mously decided against a primary and
in favor of a convention for the cleo
ton of delegates to the State con-
vention. Caucuses in the different
precincts will be held on the 18th of
April, and the county convention will
be held in Beloit on April 27th. This
is Taft victory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
HoRTICULTURIsTs TO MEET.
E. j. Whitaker Will Tell Early Mar
ket Fruits

The Shawnee County Horticultural
society will meet Thursday afternoon,
April II, in the rooms of the State
Horticultural society, fourth floor of
state house, to discuss topics connect
ed with horticulture. Mr.. E. J. Whit
aker, will have a paper on the Early
Markets of the different fruits that
are brought on the market. Besides
this, discussion will be held relative to
the conditions and prospects of fruit
and gardens. All persons interested in
horticulture are invited to attend.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
- - - HEALS
0o0e0e SORES AND ULCERS

s. heals Sores and Ulcers in the simplest
neal because the impurities and morbid
applications
the place but instead they
bood responsible
trnputy the blood While
BY
healthy blood
free all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
smaIinon at Ernnoria.

Emporia, April s.-A smallpox scare
is the latest thing in the College of
Emporia. The county physician has adj
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
Negro Escapes From Fen.

Leavenworth, Kan, April s.-Will-
lam Jordan. No. 2, a negro convict,
escaped from the state prison at Ian
sing early Sunday. He stole a horse
from a farmer and proceeded to put as
many miles as possible between him
self and Lansing. Jordan was a
''trusty'' and was employed on the
prison farm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08

a girl named Miss Mary Ferguson at
Hoisington. He brought her to Sa-
lima and was married here. Then he
cashed forged check for $110 at the
National hotel and with his wife dis
appeared.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
SUGAR TARIFF
BILL ADOPTED
First Republican Revision
Measure of the Present
Congress Passes

by Ass1. steI Pfcss
Washington, u C.. July 27.-A
Republican sugar tariff bill. the first
purely Republican revision measure
Of the present Congress was adopted
In the Senate today
Deserving their allies OF the last
two days. Republican progressiyes.
By an irOn-clad agreement with the
regulars. succeeded IN passing tho
tariff reduction bill. which they bee
leve President Taft viii sign.
The sugar bin was compromise
between the Lodge plan and the Bris-
tow biil. behind which the progress.
ives were lined up % would abolish
'he ~ cent rcfiuer's d'ifercntial
an additional duty on refined sugar.
which. it o. claimed. has accrued d.
rectly 20 the profit OF the rcflncrs.
The final vote on The Bristow bin
vas % 10 g The bill now goes back
10 the House. where it Is expected 10
meet With approval u Is estimated
that the sugar tariff reduction will
reduce the government customs re-
reipts about $500. 900. while It's saw
ing ln tho retail sugar bin OF tho
nation ls estimated AZ 1000 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
Seven Monsters Take Air
Lanes for Long Endur.
ance Trial
THREE TO WIN OUT
BEST TRIO WILL Bt SENT
ABROAD TO WREsT ben
NETT TROPHY FROM
GERMANY.

By Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo, July 21-Seven
huge gas balloons. manned by pre-
mier pilots OF America, ascended
from the aviation field here late to-
day in a race OF endurance to deter
mine what three shall journey to
Germany this fall u compete with
foreign sportsmen in an effort to re-
gain for America the James Gordon
Bennett trophy, which was lost by
America last year when a German
balloon won the international race.
The pilot Kansas City Ill, carry
Ing DR.. Milo Hartman and his bride
OF Kansas City, on the first leg oil
their honeymoon, preceded the seven
bags aloft to show the way for the
contestants. The couple married Just
before the race began.
The three balloons travelling the
greatest distance will be declared
winners, and will represent America
at Germany.
Later the pilot balloon landed at a
point twenty-five miles north of Kan
sas City. 1t was non-contestant
The bridal party returned here oy
motor car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28

IN PRECINCTS
Ramsey and Sheppard Men
in Majority and Slate
Delegates

Following are delegates named yes
'terday at precincts held yesterday In
Amarillo boxes. 10 attend the county
convention next Saturday, at which
time delegates will be named to the
state convention in San Antonio In
August
Precinct III. r. Greer. J NJ. Rus
sell, G. c. Kilbourne, Il. r. Hazel
wood, NJ W. Cunningham. X. l..
Joiner and T + Turner
Precinct 2-R .B. Newcome. G. A.
Wright, II. l.. Humphries, W. ~
Thompson, W. A. Davidson and n. n.
Thomas
Precinct 3.-First list +. NJ
Shaughnessy, Jack Harris and Harry
Hughes; second list. y. s. Griggs
h. c. Lowrey and J. A. Travis
Precinct NO convention held
Precinct = NJ G. Mobiles, c. c. r
Blanchard G. NJ. Ledford and Otis
Trulove.
Precinct 9E. s Burgess, B c. ID
Bynum, w H. Kimbrough, Lon Sci.
lars and J p Hayter.
II is stated that both delegations
from Precinct No 3 will be present
at the county convention, and the
question of seating any or all, left to
the meeting there assembled The
two conventions were held within a
short time of each other. and without
any unpleasant, feelings upon the part
OF any.
Protest by wire was filed ycs' =
day Nv those who believed that they
were not given square deal in
the precinct conventions This pro-
test went forward TO State Chairman
Williams and il is believed that prom
nent candidates in the party were
notified as TO the action taken.
Just what effect this will have up
on the convention Saturday remains
TO be seen There was considerable
feeling shown in the conventions, Il
being stated by some that the time
for holding these precinct meetings
was not fully advertised.
II was generally conceded that
these meetings at the various points
had distinctive prohibition or
Ramsey Sheppard tinge This was
the stated reason of the displeasure
Of those who occupied the rather un-
enviable position of being on the
outside looking in Whether the
appeal 10 the state chairman Will
bring results desired, remains TO be
seen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28

Dibreli 20 Hawkins so.
Associate Justice Criminal Appeals
Green l6, Muse 81, Prendergrast
.S4.
Judge Court civil Appeals
tan2 90 rreslrl 1s Hvsf 2f. Ten
bricks 60.
Congressman al Large Bounds
~ Browning a.
District Clerk Hardin so, Hum
phres a..
County Clerk Golden Z. Motlow
Is, Fly 32; Paul Pierson II: Collins
L. Scales
Tax Assessor Barnes %. viii
lams g.
Tax Collector Prenuss o New
bold 23, Buckingham 81.
Sheriff Burwell 81, Garwood A.
County Judge -Jeter a.. Marrs
90
County Attorney Fletcher 80.
johnson a>. Stanford 2l.
Treasurer scott "a. Benton ~:
Mrs Tudor i5 kuuuebreV Ia.
Justice of Peace. preciu., place
. D"rdeu o.. Floyd 90 Place
Kerr o.. Lucas -N
tous'an.. kruyon it. Hunt "a.
Cobb 5..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
SHOOTS FATHER
ROBBERY DESIGN
Young st. Louisan Confess
es Heinous Plot Against
Parent

ST. Louis. No, July o., Arthur
z Blttner. Jr.. confessed that he shot
his father This morning from 'he rear
% All automobile truck .H which 'ar
elder Blttner was riding Tho WonaI.
ca man is 10 the hospital with two
bullets in Dos brain
Young r.ttner said 'naf h.s pHr-
pose was fo rob DIS father of eighty
dollars which he believed Die father
carried He admitted that Do PLAN
ned thc robbery two DAYS before and
borrowed a revolver from fhr home
% his fiancee.
Bittner had been osiraueed from
Dos family because of h'a attentions
20 hia a7rrcr furIne business hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
PRECINCT =.
!. .'Naator -Randell, ?l. sh

senator -Randell, 81, Sheppard
". A'-s.*-T i'h. iyollner ?.
s soyernor--Colquitt 200, Ramsey
~.
Lieutenant Governor Imboden
l20, Mayes 22i
Comptroller Barker ll5, Lane
1879.
Attorney General Harris 100;
Looney IL, Walthall 63
Treasurer Adams 81; Aston l27;
Edwards 1876, McCammon i6.
Land Commissioner 1871;
Robson 1871.
Railroad Commissioner Mason
y; Mayfield l20; Thomas "a:
Wcrtham nc.
Associate Justice supreme Court
long term Craig %; Phillips 81,
Peasants -; Speeg 20, Townes l27.
Associate Justice. short term Dib-
reil "a. Hawkins 2i3.
Associate Justice Criminal APP
peals Green 30. Muse llI Pender-
grast lJO
Judges Court OF civil Appeals
Graham 2G9, Hun 35; Hendricks
22l; Presler l30.
Congtessmau-at Large Bounds
60, Browning 2sp. Curc.ou 10,
Featherstoue DO g. Is Garrett :, $.
4. Garrett la Grubbs Harmon q.
W. A. Harris g Lancaster rs, Lou
dermilk % McLcmoro g Newman q
opp a. Pazdral 0. Roche 8, Smi'
.. Street B.. Summers a., Yantis Q
Count, judge Ie',r 2n5 Norr-
157.
Sheriff Bureeu 2-l Garaood
l5I
County Clerk Scales IS; MotloW
So; Pierson So. CoIllnc es. Fly 36'
Golden 20
District Clerk Hardin -l6' Um.
phres l5l.
County ATTORNEY Stanford H>
Johnson l4ls Fletcher 1872
Tax Collector buckingham goo.
NewtOld no. pr.Uf.ss It
Tax Assessor Barnes 1856. VII
llams 2i9.
Treasurer scott 1a Mrs Tudor
1863. Benton 90. Kiuuebrcw 90.
Justice OF Peace. Precinct ], place
burden 2I2. Floyd l5l; Place
@ Kerr 200. Lucas l30.
Constable Cobb 1S6, RunyOn
no. Hunt q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
NEW PARTY BORN
IN UTAH STATE
Perfect Complete Organiza-
tion and Put Out Full
State Ticket

b. associated Press
Salt Lake City Utah, July IL
President Roosevelt is leader OF the
banner, and the Bull Moose Is the
mascot OF the new party which was
born IN Utah today
Three hundred delegates 20 the
convention, representing every coun-
~ In the state. expressed In resoln-
'ions their sorrow az leaving tho par
~ With which they had been so Ions
identified because its face was now
rur.ed 20 the setting sun" But
nevertheless. they decided 70 make a
good Job Of 60. by creating a complete
organization. putting tickets in the
field for every office from governor
10 constable.
Eight delegates were chosen 20
represent the party an the progress
i've convention .u Chicago with hali
vote each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
REBELS MOVE NORTH
TO ENGAGE BLANCO
associated Press

Nv ASSOCIATED Press
Casas Grandes. Chihuahua, July
27.-Two thousand rebels, stationed
near here, we're today hurried north
by train to a point near the Sonora
border, where General Blanco is sta
toned with fifteen hundred Fed
erals.
The rebels marched overland 10
meet the Federals. carrying with
them seven cannon, rapid-fire gun,
and much ammunition.
The rebel commander has orders
to prevent at all hazards Blanco's s
troops from reaching the Mexican
Northwestern railroad.
The opposing forces are expected
TO meet late tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
DARROW TRIAL II
DRAWING To CLOSE.

b. associated fress
Los Angeles. Cal, July 27-The
end of the Darrow bribery trial Is IN
sight.
For the first time since the trlal ol
the noted lawyer began on May 10
submission of the case to the jury
may be determined with some degree
of certainty.
Both sides agree to complete e''-
dence within less than a week anu
with a reasonable time for arguments
the jury will retire early the follow
ing week.
II was decided today 'Aat Darro"
will take the stand Monday morning.
and probably will be the last witness
for the defense, altho ough no agree
ment has been made ~ that end. the
arguments are expected to consume
four days time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
SHEPPAl''
RAMS
/ LEADING WOLTERS
Y CR0WDINC COLQUITT
XII NIGHT FOR
BALLOT COUNT
'ucOnplete County Returns
Obtainable Up to Five
This Morning

Up TO . O'Clock this morning full
fe<4rns were obtained from only one
pting box in the county, the election
iadges straining every effort to COM
plete count but with the end still
ssme hours off al the press hour OF
'ehe News
The election was one OF ne most
keenly contested in the county's his
ipry, and candidates and citizens re-
uasined awake to watch returns unth
Jar Into Sunday morning.
Bulletins furnished by the South
western Telegraph and Telephone
company excited keen interest. but
ov Ing to the length of the ballot and
the heavy vote throughout the state,
the reports were of necessity frag-
rlt'ntary and only suggestive of what
the final results might be.
Votes for Judgcships.
The vote for JUDGES of the Court
o. Civil Appeals for the Seventh Su-
preme Judicial District up to four
o'clock this morning showed l3 coun.
tiss Incomplete. AZ boxes, including
one county complete and one box
from Potter county:
Graham, 1870; Huff, lil6; Pres
lsrs sSs; Hendrix. 1895
The precinct votes obtained at last
count showed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
MANY STATES IN
OPEN REBELLION
lnsurrectos Estimate That
Thirteen in All Are
Against MaderO
THOUSANDS FOR OROZCO
FIGURES ARE DEEMED CONSER-
NATIVE AN DIDO NOT INCLUDE
IRRESPONSIBLE BANDS OF
BANDITTI.

b. Associated Press
Juarez, July Thirteen states
in Mexico. according to insurrecto
statistics, are in open rebellion.
Thirty thousand men are said to
have declared for Orozco, and are
fighting for reform. liberty and jus
tice.
These figures are conservative and
do not include irresponsible and un-
authorized bands in several states,
calling themselves rebels, with no
cause other than that of banditry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
PRECINCT l.

senator Wolters o. Lolner D,
SHEPPARD I21. Ranlel 33
Governor ColIuf 1875 Ramsey
I11.
Lieutenant Governor Imhnirr
100. Mayos lfU
Comptroller Barker HI Lane
49,
Attorney General Harris Ii.
Loouey iO5. Walfh1. i|
Treasurer Adams 60. Aston So.
Edwards SIS. McCaum0u a..
Land Commission ioru e-t
Robson 1fa
Railroad Comm. .0r.r Mason
fs WarGoId O. Thomas fI. Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
CHANIZAL TRACT
DISPUTE SETTLED

ID NFNlT THTTT TT|"F
Washington. L c.. July 21.-rhe
Mexican ambassador and the State
Department today reached agreement
TO settle the long-standing dispute re,
garding ownership OF the Chamizai
tract of $50 acres, forming part OF
the city of ri Paso, Texas. on the ba-
sis OF the purchase of the land from
Mexico BY the United States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
MAY REQUIRE FULL
RETURNS TO DECIDE
Ballot Longest in History of State and
Vote Cast Heaviest in Years
Count Very Slow

DALLAS, TEN. JULY 27--RFFURNs
MIDNIGHT THE STATE PRIMARY ELECTION TO-DAY u.
DiCATE THAT CONGREssMAN NORRIS SHEPPARD CANDi-
DATE FOR THE UNITED STATES SENATE SUCCEEDED SEN
Ar0R JOSEPH W BAILEY, II LEADING JACOB r woLTERs
CONGRESSMAN RaNDELL AND MATT zOLINER,
CANDIDATES
THE RETURNS INDICATE IHAT RACE BETWEEN GOV
EHNOR COLQUITT FOR RE-EIECuoN AND W. =. RAMSEY HIS
ONLY OPPONENT CLOSE AND MAY TAKE Full RETURNS
TO DECIDE
THE VOTE II THE HEAVIEST IN YEARS AND BALLOT
IL THE LONGEST HISTORY OF THE STATE
IN THE RACE CONGRESSMAN. .AT-I.ARGR THERE ARE
TwENrY-rHREE CANDIDATES. WITH TWO PLACES no BE
FILLED
RETURNS A. To THESE OFFICERS AND AS no CoNGREsss-
MEN BY DISTRICTS MEAGER To INDICATE THE RE
SUITS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
Lynn County.

Tahoka. Tex. July 27 Partial re-.
turns in Lynn county give Wolters
3S. sheppard a.. Colquitt &C; Ram
sey 20: Browning 2S; Lancaster sos
Graham 50. Huff So Presler 'a Hen
bricks Sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-28
Roberts County

Miami, Tex, July 27-Complett
returns from eight precincts give
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