Peace Makers Plan Separate Conferences At Niagara Falls
Carranza’s reply to the June notes is sent to Washington for Niagara Falls mediation. He rejects armistice talks and agrarian questions while pledging to act as first chief of the constitutionalists. Separate talks may be arranged to keep mediation alive without a clear outcome. In Saltillo the plan ends the crisis over notes with the mediation commission. A separate approach could bring constitutionalists and Huerta delegates closer without an armistice.
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el Paso
Tex
Venutsiant
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Itg
ABC
Constitutionallet
Washington
Partici
Pate
Mexico
Fl Paso
Constitutionalista
Mixy
Constitutionaliat
Saltillo
Mediation Commission
Nassezeyte
Justica Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Huerta
Mediation Board
Mexicali
Naon
Argentina
Wilson
Justice Lamar
United States
Alators Sun
Texas Railroads and Bridges See Intangible Values Fall by 2 Percent
The Texas State Tax Board found intangible values of railroad and bridge companies totaling 162,851,511, down from 167,992,026 last year. Railroads account for 162,787,673 of the intangible value across 15,184 miles, with bridges at 93,833. Overall physical values reach 310,320,940, and the combined intangible plus physical totals stand at 473,172,452, led by Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio at 25,207,360 and Texas and Pacific at 20,117,955.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Texas and Pacific
Katy
Santa Fe
Élier
Abilene
Southern
Beachont
Rio Grande
Ed Paso
Bath
Antonio
Aransas Pasa
Srireveport
Houston
Gulf
Kansas
Texas Short Line
Trinity and
Brazos Valley
Trinity Valley Southern
Weatherford, Mineral Wells and
Northwestern
Wichita Pass Railway
Wichita Falls and
Wichita P
Brownsville Ferry Company
Laredo Bridge Company Faw
Porfirio Diaz and
Eagle Pass Bridge Company
weThOe
Sane
Labor Unions Exempted From Anti-Trust Law Prosecution
Washington lawmakers moved to exempt labor unions from anti trust prosecutions. A provision in the sundry civil appropriation bill allocating 300000 dollars for anti trust enforcement was adopted after a sharp debate over the exemption affecting labor and agricultural organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Supreme Court Upholds Hepburn Act Extension on Pipelines
Washington Standard Oil loses bid against federal control of interstate pipelines as the Supreme Court upholds the amendment to the Hepburn rate law declaring cross state lines pipelines as common carriers under the Interstate Commerce Commission. Chief Justice White and Justice McKenna dissented with McKenna condemning the act's constitutionality.
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Standard
Washington
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uncle Sam Oil Company
White
McKenna
Villa to Operate Alone
Eagle Pass reports General Villa aims to finish Huerta and march his army into Mexico City led by his own forces, regardless of General Carranza’s actions, according to travelers arriving at the border Monday.
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Eagle Pass
Rex
Texas Companies Formations and Amendments
Austin and Dallas saw new incorporations including Maloney Hat Company with $40,000 capital, Cooper Building and Loan Association, and Savon Oil Company with $12,000. Other filings cover Stine-Gameron Oil, Schuster-Sirmans, Lake Graham Oil, Jacobs Jewelry and Loan, Idocla Farmers Gin, Logan Heights Improvement, Adagha Leaf Literary Club, plus amendments raising capital and a name change for Practical Drawing Publishing to Practical Drawing Company. A stock sale permit was granted to Forest Avenue Heights Development Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Maloney Hat Company
Dallas
Ww. F. Maloney
G. H. McAfee
EB. EB. Maloney
Cooper
Delta County
J. M. Hagwood
C. L. Bonsley
B. F. Clark
Savon Oil Company
Beaumont
Capital
Pedigo
Ross Convest
R. B. Collins
Stine-Gameron Oil Company
Henrietta
F. Stine
S. L. McDonald
R. L. Cameron
Schuster-Sirmans Company
el Paso
A. BE. Schuster
C. L. Sirmans
J. M. Proctor
Lake Graham Oil Company
Sour Lake
J. B. Robinson
A. &. Boyd
J. T. Guin
Jacobs Jewelry and Loan Company
San Antonio
James J. Parmella
F. E. Iandani
B. A. Cordell
D. J. Park- Bill
Idocla
Ale Ridge
Callin County
J. D. Wilson
Stewart
John Howard
Logan Heights Improvement Company
Neal Brown
Nsom
Adagha Leaf Literary Club
San Antoni
W. H. Ball
Frank Sto
Cornelius Armstrong
Texas Granitord Company
Kleberg Town and Improvement Company
Kingsville
Practical Drawing Publishing Company
Practical Drawing Company
L. Pp. Gamble
Forest Avenue Heights
Texas Farmers Congress Announces July Sessions at College Station
F W Larkin Texas Farmers Congress general secretary lists program for July sessions in College Station. Topics include Nut Trees for Home, Economies of a Home Garden, Farm Poundry Silo on the Farm, and Story of the Texas Tick with several speakers from state and national institutions. Numerous affiliated groups will meet at designated hours.
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F. W. Larkin
Genne
Texas
Texeral
Congress
College Station
W. J. Spilima
States Department of
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
D. A. Frank
Dallas
Kerr
Ghetman
J. E. Rice
Cornell University
H. M. Bainer
Amarillo
Moser
Mark Francis
Texas Boys’ and “Girls -Agriculs
Tural Association
Texa and
Forde Association
Texas Hay’ and Forge Growers’ Association
Setyog Irrustees’Association
Texas Orange Growers’ Association
Texas Cooperative Poultry Producers
Texas Truck Growers’ Association
Texas Division
National Rural Letter Carriers
Texas Farm Management Association
Texas Cotton Growers’ Association
Texas Experiment Association
Texas State Federation of Fairs
Texas Sheep Breeders’ Association
Texas Press Association Adopts Corpus Christi Meet
Adjourned meeting of the Texas Press Association in Wrenka Falls Texas after selecting Corpus Christi as the 1915 convention site. Officers include President D H Harrid Rusn o Henderson vice president Walter B Whitman secretary Sam B Harbin treasurer G F Lehman attorney C E Gilmore and speakers Laura V Hamner Lee J Rountree J H Lowry.
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Dallas
Sam B
Harbin
Echo
Richardson
G F
Lehman
Houston
C. E. Gilmore
Wills Point
Laura V. Hamner
Claude
Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown
J. H. Lowry
Honey Grove
County Roads Aim Gains Momentum in Brazos County
Brazos County good roads committee of the Commercial Club adds one member from each country precinct. The panel reported to the club that country members show strong enthusiasm for better roads.
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Brazos County
Bryan
Tex
The
Commercial Club
Bond Issue Approved for Kingsville ISD in Texas
Judge Claude Pollard of Kingsville secured approval from the attorney general's department for a $15,000 bond issue by the Kingsville Independent School District.
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Austin
Tex
Claude Pollard
Kingsville
Attorney General's Department
Kingsville Independent
Large Wheat Field Burned Near Chillicothe
A 325 acre wheat field belonging to 4 H Barnes located near Chillicothe Texas was accidentally set on fire and burned Saturday. Partly cut rows were consumed in the blaze and the crop was entirely destroyed. No injuries were reported.
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Chillicothe
Tex
4. H. Barnes
Tomatoes Sold at Auction in Jacksonville
Twenty three crates of tomatoes sold Saturday at auction in Jacksonville Tes at an average price of one dollar per crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Tes
Institute Itineraries Fixed For Farmers' Institutes
The Texas Department of Agriculture announced itineraries for farmers' institute lecturers. J W Nelli visits Tulsa Friona Hico Shiloh Bebe Groesbeck Mexia Magnolia Beach. Y O Allen visits New Boston De Kalb Avery Anona. William Connally Rodgers visits Moody McGregor Citron. T A McGalliard conducts Hale County rural institutes starting June 20.
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Austin
Tex
Farmers’ Institute
Department of Agriculture
J. W. Nelli
Tulsa
Fatwell
Friona
En Nance
Alexander
ORE Hico
Shiloh
Bebe - R. H. Taylor
Thornton
Groesbeeck
Mexia
Paul Wipprecht—Palacios
Magnolia Beach
Y. O. Allen
New Boston
de Kalb
Avery
Annona
William Connally
Rogers
Moody
McGregor
Cit Ton
Farmers
Hale County
T. A. McGalliard
Shelling Road Project Ties Westfield to Houston Route
An extension of the Weefled-Humble county road is under shelling to connect with the Fast Montgomery road toward Houston. When the Humble road is completed a loop from Houston via Westfield will be finished.
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Westfield
Humble
Montgomery
Houston
Nude torso of woman found in Mohawk River
Fishermen recovered a nude torso from the Mohawk River on Saturday in Schenectady. The head arms and legs had been removed and the body was placed in a sack.
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Schenectady
Mohiwk River
County Bridge Bonds Approved
The attorney general's department on Saturday approved a $1,900 issue of Concho County bridge repair bonds carried by Austin Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin,Fox
Attorney General's Department
Concho County
Resinol Free Trial Offer for Skin Troubles
A damaged ad-style notice promises free trial samples of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for eczema ringworm and related skin eruptions. It directs readers to write to Resinol Dept 6 M Baltimore MD for trial materials and claims doctors prescribe them for 19 years.
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Resino
Timore
Hicks Capucine Cures Headaches and Colds Ad
Hicks Capucine advertised headache and cold relief claiming fast action. The copy touts strength comparative to a family remedy, noting quick relief and heavy dosing warnings.
How Quinine Products Use Trade Names and Dosing
The piece discusses branded quinine products such as Improved Quinine and FEBRILINE Tart Tasteless Syrup and notes they claim gentler taste and no disturbance to children. It warns ordinary quinine may cause nervousness and suggests asking for an ounce original packaging when purchasing.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Railroad and Bridge Companies of
Villa
State Department
Farmers’ Gonrsaess
Agriculure
Texas Farmers’ Congress
Agricultural Organizationa
Dollara Crate
Shelling Road
Teale Ae
General Hardware
Pedentron Ae
Prpnebio
Firat
Hicks
Capucine
Porter
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