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The Detroit times., 1912-06-05
Grade Separation.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntlemen--Your committee on grade
separation have had under consideration
the claim OF William H. Nottingham
out OF the separation OF grades at Four
tcenth avenue. Mr. Nottingham and his
wife are the owners OF the lot $40 plat OF
part Of the Godfrey Farm T. e.. 40 "
Ing north OF Grand River avenue. being
premises 1OS2 Fourteenth avenue. Bee
cause OF the separation OF grades this
property sustained some damage which
the Cttys expert has placed at the sum
OF six hundred dollars; this sum the
owners OF said property have after some
negotiation, agreed TO accept ana, after
consultation with the Corporation Coun-
sci, we recommend the payment OF
same.
GEO. A. OWEN,
WM. kOENIG
HERMAN SCHULTZ
ID ROSENTHAL
JOHN G. CARNEY,
r. II. LYNCH.
CHAS, w BURTON.
BY Aid Owen:
Resolved. That the City Controller be
and he Is hereby instructed to draw his
warrant on the proper fund I'm favor OF
William IA. Whttingham and Catherine
+. Whittingham for the sum OF six hum
dred dollars in full settlement OF the
damages done their property described in
the report foregoing, provided they exc
cute such release and discharge OF the
ises as is approved by the Corporation
Council.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton,
Hinde. Heating. keusch, Koenig Little
field, Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason.
Merritt o'Brlen. Ostrowskl. owen.
Rosenthal. Schultz. Skrzycki. Thompson.
Tossy. Vernon, Walsh. Watson, and the
President Pro Tem--30.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-05
COMMON COUNCIL


would recommend the transfer or ts,-
10000 from the sub-fund In the same
fund. known as Repairing Cedar Pave
nenl
The Detroit times., 1912-06-05
From CLERK of the Recorders court.

Referred to Committee on Ways ana
Means
The Detroit times., 1912-06-05

feas-Ald Allan, Brozo. Burton
Deimel Ellis. Field, Garvey Gutmen
Hindle, Heating, Keusch koenig. Little
held, Lodge, Lynch. McCarty, Mason,
Merritt, q Brien. Ostrowsk owen
Rosenthal, Schultz, Skrzycki THOMPSON
Iossy, Vernon, Walsh. Watson and the
President Pre- TeHf7-3e-
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1912-06-05
BY Ala Lodge.
From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlcmen--In reply TO a notice from
this office, the following proposals
were received for the construction OF
lateral sewer;
No. 23S4--1n alley in block bounded
pN Burns and Crane, Goethe and Mack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
ATTORNEYS WAR
IN BROWN CASE
Physicians on Stand in
Favor of Alleged Wife
Murderer
Special to Daily New.

Ballinger. Tex, April 6.-The de-
Tense this afternoon In the case OF
George Brown CHARGED with mlrter-
Ing ais wife, put several physicians
on tao stand In an effort 10 prove
the the woman Vas able 10 talk. after
being wounded. as her husband
claims she all.
DIR. W y. Bailey, OF this city, was
on the stand for three hours and was
subjected 10 a grilling cross exam
ination. A bitter tilt was precipltat-
ed between opposing counsel this af-
ternoon when state attorneys ques-
toned Brown In an effort to show
he read largely on the Beattic muir
der. The prosecution argued before
the court that II expected to prove
Browns great interes. IN the Beatti,
crime influenced him in his alleged
murder.
According 10 the facts Mrs Brown
was billed about the time the Vir
ginia case went 10 the jury ana botl
women we've supposed to have beer
beaten TO death with a blunt instru
mont by a rosber.
y The court refused TO let The de
/ fendant today answor questions II
regard tc the Reattie case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
RAMSEY CLUB At !
MIAMI ORGANIZED
Roberts County Forces to
Push Candidacy of Gle.
burne Man

Special TO Daily News
Miami Tex. Apri, {. n Roberts
county Ramsey club VAS organized
here today, With a membership OF on,
hundred. Tn. mrrti.s was called by
Judge +. p. Grea er. chairman of tho
Roberts coGGiy Ltri5ry forces ard
was very largely attended W. u
Ewing was elected tr's.dcat aud
John a Holmes secretary Tn,
meeting was acdrrssr by Judse o.
\. Griggby, who outorc what Dem.
ocraCy had alwBys stood for. and who
gave some Of the reasons why Judge
Ramsey should hc elected the ucNt
go"e,no, Of Texas
u Is planned by the local club 10
attend the RaUscy meeting AZ Can.
adian Oh April -. u o body. az which
time Judge Ramsey will speak. and
the local club has arranged for two
special coaches 10 carry the crowds
from Roberts county seat and the
surrounding territory. Roberts coun.
~ is one Of the strongest Ramsey
counties OF the plnaard'' which fact
is due in part 10 the personal ac-
quaiutances that judge Ramsey las
with several Of or 'nDst prominen,
citizens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
.FEDERALS RALLY
AND HEAD NORTH
Force Under General Huer-
tas Now Advancing
Toward EscalOn
.CAMPA ORDERED SOUTH
StLiS AND FERNANDEZ WILL
ALSO BIS DISPATCHED To
GIVE BATTLE To GOV
ERNMENT TROOPS.

NINNlaA ~ lAaliN NtNh
Jiminez. Chihuahua, April DE
feated by rebels at C0rraltos. Jim
mez and Parrai tns FeGeruls have
rallied at Torroon aLl started back
to battle Tor the second time.
General OrOzco received informa-
tion at headquarters here today that
General Huertas' fprve of Federals
at Torreon is advancing toward Es-
Gallon, the southerl outpos, of oroz-
eos army, and THAI ,iuorlI is already
as far north as BernliJello
General Emilio Campi and his reb-
ell command, after their defeat at
Parral. was sent south yeJterda, t.
while Salas and Fernandez were
avenging the defeat By driving Villa
Federals out o. !dfrdl. Leaving
about seven hundred men az parral.
Salas and Fernandez have been ord
cred back here, 10 ~ south at once
and meet the advancing Federals. =.
Villas determine stand at Far
raj, which has kept the rebel army
busy ali the week, is responsible for
the Federals getting started north
and for bringing he fight again into
rebel territory. q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
TRIAL Of NORRIS
BEGINS MONDAY
Will Be One of Bitterest
Court Fights in Texas
History
FIRST VENIRE DISCHARGED
BNrrIE On COUNSEL EXPECTED
OVER SELECTION on JURY
MEN WHEN COURT
OPENS MONDAY.
Special TO Daily New.

.AN '' N'a|NH NNMH
Fort Worth. Tex April with
preliminary skimishes NOW ont of he
way. Monday will witness the be-
ginning Of what Is predicted will he
one of the lonsest drawnout and
most bitter court tishls in Texas his
tory, as on that 1Jv selection Of the
jury 20 try Pew i Frank Norris on
a charge OF periury vii, begin.
Dr. Norris Is also CHARGED with ar
son IN connection with the burning
of the First Baptist church. OF which
he is pastor, but his trial on that
charge has not vet been set. The
perjury charge is for alleged false
swearing In regard 10 threatening
letters mailed ~ variocs prominent
citizens. OF which Norris is claimed
TO he the author by the state.
The defense late this afternoon
moved that the present venire re
.qrashed, declaring that the wide pub
licity given the change OF venue hear
ing might prejudice or disuuality
prospective Jurors. Comy Attorney
Baskin raised no objection so Judge
Tom Simmons sustained the motion
The verire was DISCHARGED aud wit
nesses excused until Mondav morn
ing.
Names OF hundred citizens werl
drawn this aftcy1oCi as a yenir'
from which to se'eyt the jury II il
expected the selectina of the men I,
try Norris will occasion some warn
times between attorneys and that
will take perhaps a week to fill M
Ncx.
Rey Norris this Afternoon said h
was glad the trial will not be de
layed and johed over any effort u
fasten guilt upon him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
ARMY OFFICERS SENT
TO FLOODED nISTRIG It.
ny associated Press

ny tssociaied Press
Washington p. g.. April The
War Department today ordered five
officers TO the flooded districts. The
officers are instructed 10 investi-
gate the needs of the people at Col.
lmhIs Ky. New Madrid, Mo, EIick-
man, Ky, Upton Tenn. Helena,
Ark, and report 10 Washington.
The War Department plans to buy
most OF its feed supplies from mer-
chants In the flooded districts, In
order 10 confer benefit upon the dis
fross"d communities.
Commissary General sharpe today
placed 100000 AZ the disposal OF the
officials In tho flood district. Red
ross officials are closely In touch
with the Var Department and may
take upon themselves entire cona1ot
n. tho relief work Director Bick-
nell will so t1 The Mississippi Valley.
The Wells FARGO Fvuross company
today notified the Interstate Com
wer.e Commission that 10 would
TRANSPORT free donations OF tents.
.rnII.s. money food and clothing
'H. flood sufferers.
Interruption of mail sar,'ce In the
Mississippi Valley is the most ser
ious Zoo ,he history of the postal ser
vice and steadily growing worse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
SLAYER OI TWO WILL
PLEAD INSANITY

Special % Daily News.
Granbury, Tex. April 8 Insanity
will be tho plea Of the man who shot
two 10 death and badly wounded an
other In the little settlement OF Hi
City. eighteen miles from here yes
terday morning.
This was indicated today by attor
news for Mack Parker. the youns
farmer who is held in the Hood cour-
e Jail for the murder Of DR. J +.
Philley and VI. l.. Gartrell, and for
the woundilnc OF V NJ Wilson. In
Garfield. Parker Is said 10 have XIII
ed the hest friend he had In the
community An imaginary grudge,
IL IL claimed led 10 the shooting OF
Philley. while no motive at all is ad-
vanced .sr the shooting of of VIII.
sons arm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
MORE LEvEEs CO
TO FEED WATERS
Wide Breaks Occur at st.
Clair and Wyanoke,
Arkansas
OTHERS EXPECTED HOURLY
DESrFRATE FIGHT BEING MADE
TO WARD OFF INSATIATE
fLOOD-DEATH LIST
STEMS SiMn,.

TWO more important Mississippi
River leyees broke yesterday. flood
Ing a large area In addition TO hat
already inundated as n result OF the
onward rush OF the ever.increasing
yolumne Of water. The worst of
these breaks occurred at st. Clair, Ar
kansas. which let the water into the
Saint Francis river and back into the
Mississippi near Helena. Arkansas.
Great damage and much suffering
doubtless will result. Already twenty
square miles are inundated n ,ar Mar
ion. The water from the Wyanoke
break late yesterday is sweeping a
large area.
The big levee at Golden Lake. Ar
kansas, is expected to go out at any
minute. For two days every avail
able man has been helping In tho
fight against the expected break.
Last night a hurry call for forty
thousand sand bags was received
there.
The st, Clair levee has crumbled
and the break was expected The
residents we're prepared. The Wyan
okc break was sudden and last night
the break was mile Wide.
In the Reelloot district the great
lest loss has been TO livestock.
| The flood fund for Hickman. Nv
alone, where the situation Is improv-
ed, amounts TO $1,000.
The death list doubtless stands at
eighteen, although uncoufirmed re-
ports say that many more are
drowned
4 Estimate NJ the propoyty loss at
This lime IS mere gless WORK.
Last nisht strenuous efforts we're
being made to protect all dikes from
the rush of water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
CLOVIS PROPOSFS POND
ISSUE FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Special 20 Daily Nev,

Special % Daily News
Clovis. =. ". April Ga mass
meeting was held by Clovis citizens
last night az the city hall and a
movement launched looking % the
early erection OF a high school bnll:.
ing here Two yearsc agc $50 oo'
brick was erecter Tor our city
schools. and this buildine toFethcf
with three frame buIldlngs have been
0rerfaFed This session with between
600 and 500 uupIlf and % has teen
determined hr ne cIfI1cfs 0f the chs
n provide moro adequate equipment
f1r our Alah school department ~ ia
Hrn1..f 20 I1fa h1nd. 90 taram0.nf
.. f.I IeH fHaH 600 f0f the cree
HIn .0a nri. ..'aH h.rl HHll. build.
iur
I# mHH mrH|Hr lHH nI.hf HH.
.E.r nHihHs.asiIl n.rr ihn Iun1H
rU Hnf thr HrHHr $500 Nr ua.h
.r| mme..ain|F
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
RESPITE SAVES
LIFE Of NEGRO
Charles Mcclellan, Doomed
To Hang at Brennan,
Granted Stay
Special 10 Daily New.

Special 10 Isily News
Atstin, Tex. April Ga con-
demned negro at Brennan. Texas.
today ESCAPED being je. ked into eter-
nifty through the timely Intervention
OF the governor. Shortly after noon
today Governor ColGnitt received a
telephone message from the attorney
at Brenham who reUrcsented Me-
Clellan, urging that 4 resplle be
granted and that the application tor
comn.utdtion of ihs death sem
tence TO life IN the penllentiary. I've
further considered.
The governor granted the request
and telephoned Sheriff d. T.. Teagde.
Of Washington county. to withhold
the execution. that n STAY had been
granted for one week until next Sat
urday. The sheriff requested the
governor to wire him To thai effect.
The message was sent over the Vest
ern Union. but the telegraph COM
pany was unable to get nrenham, and
fearing that the NEGRO would be
hanged before the message arrived
the Western Union sent ;ae wire
through Houston and from there II
was wired over the railroad wires
and reached Drenham just before
o'clock
shortly after the Governor had
granted the respite. he received AZ
other telephone message from the
lawyer who had requested the stay OF
execution Withdrawing the reQnes,
but the governor had already acted,
declaring that n delay Of one week
woulG not make much difference
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
ROOSEVELT DELIVERS
SPEECH IN STORM

ey Associated Press
Springfield, ILL.,. April Crowds
greeted Theodore Roosevelt In
Illinois today, where he made a
dozen speeches, most of them in a
rain storm from the rear of his train,
The first speech of the day was at
Rockford. the last one here tonight
when Roosevelt attacked Lorlmer in
emphatic LANGUAGE. lie said,
1t is an infamy and outrage tha.
Lincoln. who stood for honesty ir
politics. also in all phases OF our ua-
tional life. should have his name de
secrated by use In connection with
Lorimer and his associates. They
typiiy I'll the evils assisst whiah LIN
coins whole life was n protest"
In all h's speeches TODAY. Roose-
vel, referred 10 Lincoln lie rests
tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
IA TOILETTE DELIVERS
AnDI;ESS IN OMAHA

By Associated Press
Omaha, Neh.. April e-Scnator
baFollctte concluded fourteen
hour day with speech in Omaha to-
nieht. in which he paid his respects
20 Taft and Roosevelt, both of whom
ne termed "stand-patters. He re-
peated for the most part his address
a, Lincoln last night.
They say am a dangerous man.
he said, "and am ready to admit It.
] am dangerous to the men and in
terests who make the charses against
me The money trust Is controlled
by ore man and one corporation. the
greatest the country has ever
known"
He said that Roosevelt had not
been required to force the tariff re-
vision issue, and that TAFT did not
dare do so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
JOHNSON LIKES AMAIIIIO
AND WILL. MOVE HERE
Special to Daily News.

Special to Daily News.
Crosbyton, Tex, April 6-l'aruey
Johnson one of the all-around Pan.
handle Doc sters has returned %
Crosbyton after 4 stay of several days
in Amarillo MIR. Johnson. who came
here -four wears ago from Cleveland,
Ohio, is we'll pleased with Amarillo.
so much so that he will maintain his
headquarters In that city in the fu-
ture.
Ruring his absence from Croshiton
Mr.. johnson has inspected much OF
the farming land OF the Panhandle.
and states that crop conditions ara
bound % be Of the best this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
MEMPHIS VOTERS
HEAR BROWNING
Amarillo Candidate for Con
gressman Addresses
Large Audience

special 20 Daily News
Memphis. Tex. Arril Judge
J. y Browning Of the Forty-seventh
district court. candidate for the Of
flee OF congressnan-at-large, arrived
In Memrhis last night from his
home In Amarillo and spoke here To-
day In the presence Of large gath
ering on the issues OF the campaign
The speaker is confident of hi'
victory III the race for office. and
confined his remarks 20 his views OF
the situation. the needs OF the state
and what he believes he can DO foi
the Panhandle and Texas as a whole
referring 10 HE opponents only IN
the most pleaeani manner. fg an in
cldent 20 mis- address
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
CHOICE Of TAFT
PARTY SUICIDE
DOleful Prophecy by Roose.
velt's Manager in BOs-
ton Address
CONSPIRACY IS ALLEGED
DECLARES NEWSPAPERS OF
COUNTRY ARE COMBINING
TO PREVENT NOMiNA-
uON OF COLONEL.
BY Assoeiaied Press.

BY Associated Press
Boston Mass. April e. Senator
Dixon, Rooseyelt's campaign mana
ger, In an address here today de-
clared that the nomination OF Taft
would mean Political suicide for the
Republican party, and claimed that
a conspiracy existed among most OF
the newspapers of the country 10 try
10 prevent the nomination OF Roose-
welt.
The press OF New York city was
criticised for alleged conspiracy TO
suppress Roosevelt news.
Dixon declared that Roosevelt
woule sweep Illinois and Pennsyl-
yania.
Former State Senator Flynn de-
clarcd that unless Roosevelt. Is nom
mated the next president would be a
Democrat,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
Sentenced Tor Nan,laushtcr.

Special tl Daily Ncss
Waco To, April Harrison
Vick charged with killing Eugens
Hucklotcrry. Young man who was
hunting on place controlled by
Wick. q few months ago. was this
afternoon convicted OF manslaughter
and riyen five years In the peniten-
tiary.
Wick admitted firing a shot 10
scare the intruders but said he did
not shoot az any one The evidence
was largely circumstanial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

sp-.sI 'n '-lv Nrr'
Tu'ia Tet April O. s ha.f,u.i
rain fell here ias' night. doing mach
good for growing crops Wheat and
oats are in excellent condition and
indications are that this county will
raise one Of the largest crops Of
small grain II has ever produced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

Washington, D. G., April A
wedding n interest 10 Southern focl
eiy in the national capital viii take
piaoo tomorrow, whom Misa Laura
Bnrleeon. DAUGHTER ~ henrefontatlye
and Mn A. 3 nurIos0n of Texas
ni'l har0mo fho bride ~ Richard Yan
Nfrk Norle fof fan Antonio Thf
couple vIli mako thflr homo lH San
Antonio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
CuANI CLARK SPEAKS
At HARMONY DINNER

~ NHsotisffl tffte
Louisville, Ky, April Champ
Clark made the chief address hers
tonight al a harmony dinner which
was LARGELY attended by Kentucky
Democrats. and was given In cclebra.
non OF the birthday anniversary OF
Thomas Jefferson.
Clark eulogized Jefferson, credit
ing Washington only witr having
done more for the American nation.
Incidentally, Clark Observed that
TaftS exercise OF his veto powers
would receive rebuke at the hands OF
the voters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
BRITISH MINERS
To RESUME WORK
Order by Federation Brings
Intense Relief to En-
tire Country


London. April e-Thc Miners
Federation today decided 10 or3'.
the strikers ~ resume work. and th,
whole country feels intcrse relief
Termination at the coal strike vir.
tual'y amounts 10 raising q ruiUlUs
siege on tac naiiou's Industries
which has inflicted financial loss fr
I1rr'r than uor1 haro hoou caused
Dos % wae OF sim''ar drraUo, uI.
ans eroat power.
Hy the Dnd OF Hf sr.f i 4. rt
pccted tha' esorr o1U..r $500 o.. f
flII swine l.a.n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

Especial f4 nsilg Nsst
Tulla Tex. April q Tho second
NJ me series Of ns frsdea days 20 bo
held 0H fie nrfi sasssnr 0f oarh
month ia4k place fodaY and proved
a nroai WnfsH MaW visitors erfo
here ffom various Hrf0md.Hr ia#Ha
1fer ono hundred daIlhu worth ~
prIfra Here given aWHF and afruunr
rfetonf vent away satisfied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
PTIVATE SHOOTS FELLOW
SOLDIER At ARMY posi-

SPECIAL % Daily NsFs
san Antonio, Tex April g After
shooting and probably faially wound
inr Private Decker Of Troop HY Third
Cavalry 90 Fort fam Houston today
Private Walsh NJ Troop q. turned hil
rifle Do h,mrelf and pulled tho frir.
scr but the rln dld not dieaharFe
Walsh WAS disnrmed and placed lr
ihe epard house The men had quar-
relied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

rhladelrhia. Pa. April o. Ed
ward Ralph, OF HightCwn. \. j.. won
the pocket billiard championship TO.
night defeating James Mature o.
Denver. in the final round of ths
tournament by a scort of $50 10 i3O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
MONTANA DEMOCRATS
Will. MEET At III UrTE

By Associated Press.
Helena Mont. April G.-The Dem
ooratic state central committee to-
day decided 10 hold the state conven-
zion 20 select delegates TO the Demo
craic national convention at Butte
on Nay 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
FORTY REBELS KILLED
IN FIGHT NEAR NOCANA

HN lNN.IIITaTFI TTTsN
Mexico City April 6 6--Forty reb-
els were killed and sixty taken pris-
oncrs by Federal troops today near
Nocaxa. in the gtafe of Puebla. The
rebels were ambushed.
Colonel Pine suasez brother ','~
vice II ssidant. sas kiilud In bP'.l' Z
near Periccs, in the state OF Siraloa
lie was leading a body OF four hun
dred Federals against an outbreak @!
rebels a hundred rebels were killed,
ahd fifty Federals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
stIn Ginning IN swi,licr.

snsciai 20 Daily News
Tulia. Tex. April The cotton
l.n located hero De- $500 busy with ihe
e0tto nraiscd last yc.- hhnH. ii-
teen 10 twenty bales of cotton 70 daF
being Flnnucd. ana n iF Fosr'.'.0 'o
continue operation far some i'H'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

tOli EIilCrIO\ or
FEDERAL JUDGES.
nv Associated Press.

hf Associated Press
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 6.
a constitutional amend
men'.. providing tor eloc,ion
OF Federal judges was pro-
posed In the House today by
representative \cely of Kan
sas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

TAFT LEAnER IN
NEVADA Pl,lN il.N.
Ey Associated Press.

~ Associated Press.
Reno. New. ,Apri. G.
Early returns from the state
primary election TODAY indi-
cate that raft deleestes will
Overwhelmingly control the
state convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
WILSON WINS IN
IOWA CONVENTIONS.

by Associated Press
Dcs Moines, Ia. April 6.-Wilson
adherents won four OF the nine Demo
cratic county conventions In Iowa to-
day. clark three
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
WEATHER
Local Forecast.


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