President Taft's Message Signals Strong Leadership
President Taft sends a forceful, statesmanlike message to Congress praising decisive action on regulation and law enforcement. He hints at tariffs delaying until December 1911, supports ship subsidies to South America, and proposes economy measures including cutting 52 million from current year appropriations and reserving 630 million for fiscal plans, with Payne Aldrich law frequently noted.
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Congress
Demcratic House
Panama Canal
Payne-Aldrich
Taft's Message Prods for Reform in Immigration and Court Reform
The article notes Taft concedes some bad features in his bill but avoids specifics. It calls for stricter immigration enforcement, untangling court procedures, conserving coal oil and forest lands, and curbing franking abuses with vigor. Commerce and railroad revaluation are barely touched, leaving many questions unanswered yet the overall message seems vigorous and not a Roosevelt document. Also referenced is the Beaumont market observation on middlemen profits and a Bryan Eagle anecdote about a woman with chickens.
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Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Victoria
Bryan Eagle
Jane
Beaumont
Beaumont Enterprise
Gov Colquitt Names Austin Area Appointments
Governor elect Colquitt issued further appointments tonight to Texas boards and posts. Regents for Agricultural and Mechanical College include Charles Rogan Travis Robert Kleber Nueces L J Hart Bexar John I Guion Runnels Walton Peteet Tarrant Charles Davis Brazoria W A Trenchmann Travis Dr J Allen Kyle Harris C F Jones Lamar. Denton College of Industrial Arts regents list adds Col W D Cleveland Sr Harris Bishop A C Garrett Dallas James H Lowry Fannin John C Colt Denton Mrs Cone Johnson Smith Mrs William Cameron Sr McLennan Mrs William Capps Tarrant. Epileptic colony chief candidate Dr Thos B Bass Taylor, Dr Hugh D Barnes Tulsa Swisher. Game fish oyster commissioner Muriel L Buckner Dallas First assistant warden Emmet A Smith Itasca Hill Second deputy Campbell Houston Harris. Livestock sanitary commissioners Callan Menard Waddell Ketor Al H McFadden Victoria. Quarantine officer El Paso Dr T J McCamant Stonewall Health officer Dr Ralph Steiner Travis Centery. State health board members B F Calhoun Jefferson Hugh McLaurin Dallas K H Beall El Paso A W Fly Galveston. Buckner and Steiner state they were not applicants and not selected.
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Travis County
J. Allen Kyle
Harris County
C.F. Jones
Lamar County
Blind Institute
Regents
College of Industrial [Arts
Denton
W. D. Cleveland, Sr
A. C. Garrett
Dallas County
James H. Lowry
Fannin County
John C. Jcolt
Denton County
Cone Johnson
Smith County
William Cameron
McLennan County
William Capps
Tarrant County
Abilene
Thos. B. Bass
Taylor Coounty
Hugh D. Barnes
Tulsa
Swisher County
Muriel L. Buckner
Emmet A. Smith
Itasca
Hill County
John W. Campbell
Houston
Livestock Sani
State Board of Health
B. F. Calhoun
Jefferson County
Hugh McLaurin
K. H. Beall
el Paso County
A. W. Fly
Galveston County
Steiner
Hudspeth May Go To Congress From New District
Hudspeth is expected to become the first congressman from a reapportioned Texas district that includes El Paso. Local Democrats say he has a clear field, with Joe Sweeney as the only likely opponent. The Legislature is seen cutting the Sixteenth district, reshaping it east of here, placing El Paso County in the new district and likely electing Hudspeth. He previously influenced Governor Campbell to call a special session to repeal the insurance law.
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Aso
Tex
Emune P. Hudspeth
el Paso
Joe Sweeney
Gene Rally
Hudspeth
Cays
W. R. Smith
Here
el Paso County
Campbell
Good News From The Youths Companion Prospectus Offer
The Youths Companion expands to add more pages while keeping the price at 1.75 for 1911. Subscribers receive a free Prospectus and a gift of the Art Calendar for 1911. Send address on a postal card to 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass for sample copies and details.
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The
Companion
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Notice of Dissolution of Alpine Auto Company
Notice is hereby given that the partnership between W. P. Flow and Cas O. Edwards, operating as Alpine Auto Company, was dissolved by mutual consent on December 1910. W. P. Flow retires. Cas O. Edwards receives all debts and assumes all indebtedness. Alpine Auto Company will be conducted by Cas O. Edwards.
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W. P. Flow
Cas 0. Edwards
Alpine Auto Company
W.P. Flow
Cas O. Edwards
Cas O. Falwards
For Sale Modern room cottage in San Antonio area
For sale a modest room cottage in San Antonio near Tol Wo Se area. Write M. S. Burke care Co Clerk Alpine Texas to inquire about details and contact information.
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San Antonio
Schop
M. S. Burke
Care Co
Alpine
Texas
Annual stockholders meeting of Alpine Scare Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alpine Bank will be held at the bank office at 10 a.m. Tuesday January 10, 1911 for the election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting.
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Alpine Scare Bank
Tthe
Transac
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First National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Supreme Court
Gov. Colquitt
James H. Callan
Menard
W. N. Waddell
Ketor
AI H. McFadden
T. J. McCamant
Aspermont
Stonewall County
Ralph Steiner
Travis Centy
River
Alpine State Bank
W. P. Fion
Cas O. Eowan
the Alpine Mercantile Company
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