Local Austin Visit and Spring Sale Notice
Loral News reports Ditaie conta 4 and Kapehinaky visiting Austin this afternoon. Myers Hardware Co lists garden tools and supplies while Mrs. J. L. Stephens announces a spring sale Thursday with early selections available. Anita Mark performs at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday April 2 with ticketed UW benefit at Dixie Theatre and M. H. James Drug Store promoting admission prices.
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Austin
Myers Hardware Co
Miller
San Antonio
Vlalting
Grae
Jude
W. Doreman
Aus
Fry
Anita Mark
Carnegio Hall
Beneft
City Secretary Derden Resigns as Moore Steps In
City records show Secretary Ed Derden resigned this morning to Mayor W W Harrison. The resignation will be formally accepted at the first regular council meeting. Mayor Harrison appointed John A Moore to run the office until he qualifies, with clearance of books by the finance committee and duties to begin Friday April 11.
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Derden
W. W. Harrison
Hursie
John A. Moore
Moore
Ofice
Bryan
Texan
Mipan
Irasoe Botton
Kappe @ Hobinson farm
Burleson County
Legan
Menace
Gemmitt
M. Mewit
Bruce City
Meng Fe
ML & TC TK
Raton
Toe
Wiles
Wryam
Leite
Tryan
Atéamn
Telat Nervick
W.M. Cole
Kent
Hair brushes claim to stimulate scalp for growth
An advertisement extols natural scalp stimulation through brushing. It promotes long bristle hair brushes as scientifically constructed tools to dress hair quickly while energizing the scalp. Prices cited range from 50c to 1p.
Interurban railroad notice and Bryan bond motion
A Citizens' Committee meeting in Bryan Texas considers a resolution to construct and operate a standard railroad with steam freight and interurban passenger service into the Brazos bottom. The committee approves a $85,000 bond to secure construction and operation payments and to compensate proposers Garmitt and Mewit, with notices urging local subscriptions.
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Fered Oy
Boatwright
Mesurs
Garmimitt
Em. Mewit
Amoctiien
Tirazox Bolton
Becliens
Tans
I Tutier
Hubert Armstrong
Waid Rik Road
Hawt and
Gammitt
Sald
W. 22
Saunders and
Prairie road project backs sturdy team effort
A Welsh list of names appears as officials pledge approval for a road and bridge project. The signatories include K. M. Astin, W. Cole, J. Wern Nowell, H. C. Boatwright, W. Saunders, Eugene Edgi, W. Wippreich, J K Parker, B. J. M. Gordon, and Robert Armstrong as they commit to timely completion and health along the construction path.
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Alth
City Election Yields Aldermen and Officials Nosedive
The city elected a Marechal, secretary, and Aldermen amid a large 435 vote tally. Mayert and others led in majorities for Spurs, with Aldermen chosen as Daly, Tyler, and Bamb Whisan. The City Council planned a regular session on Friday April 13 to canvass votes and install new officers.
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Stetty
Volune
Thiwe
HICK
P Mayert
Tounk
Hayert
War City Bodretney
J A. Moore
Hird
Derden
Spurs
John Daly
Trier Haswell
Ham B. Wilson
Ke J. Fountain
Vetoes Hit Agriculture Station and Education Bills in Texas
Governor Colquitt vetoed measures affecting an agriculture experiment station near Lufkin and a state training school for the feeble minded. The action also touched a plan to amend the constitution for tenure and a proposed capital commission, with broader legislative activity noted in Austin on April 2.
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Atte Prey
Austin
Texas
Colquitt
Lufkin
el Paso
Otere
Maine
Chinese Republic Recognition by United States
Washington April 2 The United States government has decided to recognize the new Chinese republic following a conference between President Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan. Details were completed today as the policy shift was finalized.
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UMY Amenciates
Washington
United Sates
Wilnon
Ryan
SUGIR SCHEDULE CHING TROUBLE SUGIR SCHEDULE CHING TROUBLE
Acetated Press reports from Washington that the aril issue became acute today due to reports that the President...
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Washington
Tariff changes debated as sugar duties eyed
Chairman Underwood and the ways and means committee discuss proposed tariff modifications with a plan to delay effect. The President urges changes in the tariff bill while a conference weighs the administration’s stance amid readjustment needs. The Villa Maria celebration promises a lively program with ground admission and a trolley ride for 25 cents at Hanwell's Book Store.
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Underwood
Wast and Means
Villa Maria
Mont Cendiary
Hanwell's Book Store
Convent Gate
District Court Nearing Close This Session
The District Court for the present session is near completion with few cases left on the docket. Minutes will be signed Monday and the term adjourned. The jury commission is chosen as Burger, Wey Kelly and J. M. Cook and met to select jurors for the next term. The court has managed to transfer business without disrupting those summoned to appear.
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Wesson
WA. Burger
Wey Kelly
J. M. Cook
Farronate
Fearful Push for Direct Senate Election Gains Momentum
Harrisburg April 2 The Senate ratified the proposed amendment to the Federal Constitution pushing the direct election of United States Senators. The measure has already passed in four states and now requires one more state to become effective.
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Amecia
Prem
Harrisburg
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