Texas railroads seek Sayers for general attorney role
The article notes the Texas railroads association considering offering former Governor Sayers a job as general attorney to speak on railroading and ease public prejudices. It also covers a Kansas refinery project funded at 100000 dollars for a 2000 barrel daily capacity and praises Texas exhibit leadership at the Worlds Fair, including Lowe J. Wortham and Paul Wagka.
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Association of General Managers of Texas Railroads
Sayers
Texas
Lowe J. Wortham
Pexane
Wor- Veenneffers
Paul Waglka
Hmmittee
Two Fatalities Linked to Exposure and Drink in Local Deaths
The county reports two deaths believed due to exposure and heavy drinking. Dan Cooper, 20s, found beside a road south of Rosprim after drinking on Saturday. Beverly Price, about 50, found riderless with alcohol bottles near Eugene Suber’s home. Cooper’s relatives arranged burial. Price buried by the county.
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W. G. Mitchell
R. M. Nall
Baker
Mitchell
Rosprim
Bryan and Jones Bridge
Dan Cooper
J. W. Shelton
Mr. Mitchell
Cooper
Burleson County
Eugene Suber
Suber
Beverly Price
Price
J. H. Suber
Statues of Noted Texans Unveiled in National Capitol
Houston and Austin statues to be unveiled in Statuary Hall with formal presentation to the House of Representatives. Congressman Cooper will host. speeches expected from Burseess Stephens Sheppard Clark and Richardson among others. Ney sculpted both works. Austin statue bears name Steven on the base. Both statues are life size showing frontier attire with rifles.
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National Capital
Washington
Houston
Austin
Steven
Stephen
F. Austin
Bullfighter Joaro Chica Severely Injured in El Paso Ring
Ra fael Arana known as Joarano Chica suffered a broken leg a fractured spine and severe goring after a fifth bull attack in El Paso led to a panic as the crowd scattered and authorities restrained the scene. The fight was staged by Felix Roberts with two of six bulls killed.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
el Paso
Tex
Rafael Arana
Joarano Chica
Felix Roberts
Chico
President Roosevelt Hears Southern Cotton Delegation
A Mississippi delegation led by former Senator McLaurin from South Carolina urged the creation of a commission to expand foreign cotton markets. The White House meeting included about a dozen members who pressed Congress to act, with Roosevelt promising to discuss the matter with cotton representatives and to facilitate the drive. The group then met with Secretary of Agriculture Wilson.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
New Orleans
McLaurin
South Carolina
Congress
McLeurin
Wilson
Texas Baseball League Denied Class C Advancement
New York Feb 20 The National Association of Minor Leagues met to decide on the Texas Baseball League advancing to class CG but denied the request citing insufficient aggregate city populations. The Western Baseball Association also faced rejection for class PB advancement.
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Texas Baseball League
New York
National Association of Minor Leagues
Western Baseball Association
Rider Haggard to sail for New York aboard Teutonic
London Feb 20 The Teutonic sails from Liverpool to New York Feb 22 with author Rider Haggard aboard. He is commissioned to study the conditions and character of American agricultural and industrial land settlements organized by the Salvation Army.
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London
Teutonic
Liverpool
New York
Rider Haggard
America
Salvation Army
Hyomei Offered With Money Back Guarantee
Druggist E. J. Jenkins promotes Hyomei as a reliable catarrh remedy with a money back pledge for unsatisfied users. The compact inhaler kills germs in airways and eases irritated mucous membranes, claiming cures backed by testimonials from notable figures. The full Hyomei kit costs $1 plus a bottle and dropper.
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Hyomei
E. J. Jenkins
D. O. Groff
Nicholasville
Laborers Contracted For City of Mexico
Five hundred Japanese laborers have been contracted for works at Manzanillo. News in Brief reports a Galveston train fatality. a cannery project planned in Texarkana Arkansas. police dispersing Russian revolutionary sympathizers in New York. Bishop McLaren of Chicago diocese death. a limb injury near Detroit Tex. to a youth Henry Townsend. Confederate veteran Major W F Lewis of Santa Anna Texas dead. a burns death in Chilton Falls County Texas. lamp explosion burns a girl in Salton. bond reduction for Charles Langston Paris Texas. Roger Rupard Muskogee arrest after finger shot. John A Stewart former Travelers Protection official dies in New York. Harry Sylvester S¢ War correspondent buried at Wooster Ohio. John Jk Gaden Jr suicides Gren. Fireman J R Clark injured near Texarkana and Little Rock mail crane accident.
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George A. Bowman
Gaveston
Texarkana
Ark
New York
McLaren
Episc
Chicago
New Y City
Detroit
Tex
Henry Townsend
W. F. Lewis
Santa Anna
Chilton
Falls County
Texas
M. FB. Greenwood
Salton
Bond
Charles Langston
Paris
William Rupard
Muskogee
John A. Stewart
New
Harry Sylvester
Vana
Militar
Wooster
John Jk. Gaden, Jr
Gren
J. R. Clark
Iron Mountain
Little
A Thrify Tenor Tamagno Gets Carriage Bill
A tenor named Tamagno hired for the Metropolitan Opera House contract demanded carriage service each night for a $1,000 per performance. He rode in once at the pier, then walked to the opera house, billed the company $200 for carriages. He insisted on payment despite his walking.
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Tamagno
America
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Europe
Opera House
Marborough Hotel
Opera
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