Pierce Not At Paris As Judge Closes Conference
The report says H. Clay Pierce was not in Paris and is alleged to be in New York. Attorneys met with Federal Judge David F. E. Bryant, who returned home without filing papers or motions. J. D. Johnson and Judge Perkins departed for Dallas, Fordyce and wife went to St. Louis, while E. D. Stanley of Waters-Pierce Oil remained in the area.
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H. Clay Pierce
New York
Paiie
Tex
David FE
Bryant
Sherman
Pierce
Paris
J. D. Johnson
Judge Perkins
Dallas
Fordyce
Wife
St. Louis
E. D. Stanley
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Pierce Not at Austin as Sheriff Seeks Him There
Austin June 13 Henry Clay Pierce is not in Austin and has not reached Travis County. Sheriff Matthews wants to meet him there and reports no definite whereabouts. Speculation swirls over his Texas appearance while Judge Felix McCord delays habeas corpus plans awaiting developments.
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Travis County
Austin
Henry Clay Pierce
Matthews
Pierce
Felix McCord
St. Paul
Texas
Metcalf Returns After Delays From Westover Stop
Secretary Metcalf arrived in Washington at fifty oclock on Thursday with his entire official party aboard except Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer who stayed at Westover. Delays began almost immediately due to late arrivals and a missing train bringing Mr and Mrs George W Vanderbilt from Asheville North Carolina.
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Washington
Metcalf
Meyer
Westover
Trai
Mecalf
Navy Yard
Sheltons and Reilly clash in Houston hotel bout
A heated dispute over rain checks led to a physical confrontation at the Tremont hotel in Houston. Ben Shelton, Temple club manager, demanded pro rata pay for two rain-delayed games and fought Claud Reilly, local team manager, when settlement failed.
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Shelton
Reilly
Houston
Tremont
Ben Shelton
Theemple Club
Claud Reilly
Changes Likely Not To Move Retail Associations
Questions referred to the board of directors at the Texas Retail Grocers’ meeting in Austin on June 13 debated renaming the group to Retail Merchants’ Association and widening membership. Proponents argued for greater influence by merging the two bodies, but with many directors opposed, a change seems unlikely.
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Board of Directors
Austin
Prineing
Retail Grocers’ Association of Texas
Retail Merchants’ Association
Capers of
Dallas
Ber
Fort Xas Dele Worth
Retail Merchant Association
Cadd
Tesla in Trouble as Tower at Wardenclyffe Sells
Sheriff advertises Wardenclyffe tower on Long Island for sale to satisfy a $1,108.20 judgment held by Dr. James W. Warden. Nikola Tesla has spent a fortune on the mysterious Wonder Tower, a 200 acre site with a 180 foot shaft and 150 foot tall mushroom cap, long linked to his Martian communication theory.
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New York
Nikola Tesla
Mars
Wadencliffe
L. I
Sheriff Wells
Suffolk County
Tesla
Wardencliffe
James W. Warden
Waldorf Astoria
Japanese Residents Seek Indemnity and Diplomatic Pressure
Japanese residents of San Francisco plan to demand indemnity from the United States for the attack on the Horse Shoe restaurant and other violence. They also seek to press Washington to curb anti Japanese agitation in California, a goal linked to Count Nodas' meeting with Viscount Aoki in Washington.
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San Francisco
United States
Washington
California
Nodas
Viscount Aoki
Trivial affair on Berkeley horticulturist attacked
Thomas G Walker of the Japanese Association of America says the alleged attack on a Japanese gardener at Berkeley was a trivial incident. Stones were thrown at a green house causing minor damage and the association will take no action, leaving authorities to handle the offenders.
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San Francisco
Berkeley
Thomas G Walker
Japanese Association of America
Third Cloudburst Destroys Kentucky Crops and Fears Floods
A third week cloudburst hit central Kentucky from Wednesday night to Thursday morning, washing corn tobacco and wheat fields across Clark Montgomery Bourbon Bath Fleming Scott Nicholas Lee and other counties. Rivers rose rapidly threatening towns along the Licking with possible inundation while hailstones the size of guinea eggs fell. Two brood mares were killed by lightning in Franklin County. In Philadelphia A B Appleyard insolvency news followed by his stock dumps on United Gas Improvement stock.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Clark
Montgomery
Bourbon
Bath Fleming
Scott
Nicholas Lee
Welfs
Rowan
Carter
Boyd
Big Sandy
Red Cumberland
Licking Rivers
Licking River
Franklin County
Bank Funds Withdrawal Outside Banking Hours Questioned
Assistant Hawkins rules that county funds cannot be withdrawn from the county depository outside banking hours. Dallas county treasurer K Hall sought $500 to cash warrants for jurors and schoolteachers on Saturday evenings. Judge Hawkins states the county depository law does not permit such withdrawals.
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Austin
Hawkins
Sale County
K. Hall
Dallas County
Beveridge Delivers Principal Address at National Conference
Minneapolis hosts the national conference of charities and corrections with Senator Beveridge as the principal speaker. The event opened on Wednesday and drew attention from attendees and observers across the field.
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Beveridge
Minneapolis
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Senator Beveridge
Bryce a Speaker At Illinois Commencement
The University of Illinois held its commencement exercises on Wednesday with Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain delivering a keynote speech. The event took place in Urbana on June 13.
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Bryce
Urbana
University of Illinois
Ambassador Bryce
Great Britain
Orchard Corroborates Misdeeds Under Cross Examination
Orchard testified of plans to kill Governor Steunenberg by bombing a Boise hotel room and of a Kidnap scheme to seize a banker’s child. He described meetings with Haywood Pettibone and motive linked to Peabody, Moyer, and insurance work as a cover.
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Orchard Cor’ues
Boise
Ida
Orchard
Steunenbers
Coates
Colorado
Paulson
Peabody
Harry Orchard
W. D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Steunenberg
Haywood
Pettibone
Moyer
Canyon City
Hawkins
Richardson
Telluride
Federation
Suit Filed Against Anthracite Railroads in U S Circuit Court
The United States files suit in the circuit court against major anthracite coal carriers including Reading Railway, Philadelphia and Reading Railway, Lehigh Valley, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Erie of New York, Susquehanna and Western, Reading Coal and Iron, Lehigh Valley Coal, Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal, Hillside Coal and Iron, Western Coal, and Temple Iron. Subpoenas served on George Bear as president of several defendant firms. First appearance by August, answer or demurrer by September.
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Philadelphia
United States
Reading Railway
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Lehigh Valley Railway Company
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railway
Central Railroad Company
New Jersey
Erie Railroad Company
New York
Susquehana and Western Railway Company
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Hillside Coal and Iron Company of
Susquehana and Western Coal Company
Temple Iron Company
Department of Justice
George Bear
Reading Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Central Railroad Company of
Riot in Cleveland over kosher meat shop ban
A June riot in Cleveland's Jewish district followed a 4 cent meat price raise. Women and children picketed kosher shops, delivery wagons halted, and shops were raided. Jacob Rochovitch fled after being surrounded. he ran over a baby during the melee as police intervened. One woman was severely injured and clothing torn.
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Cleveland
Jacob Rochovitch
Rockovitch
Roosevelt Vacation Quiet First Day At Sagamore Hill
The first day of President Roosevelt’s vacation at Oyster Bay was quiet with no visitors. The morning mail was small as Secretary Loeb carried it to Sagamore Hill, and executive office work will shift to Washington to ease the burden.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Burdon
Washington
Pierce Presence Questioned Amid Pierce Ownership Fight
A Paris Texas, June 13 report says special Frisco and Santa Fe trains carried S W Fordyce and J D Johnson attorneys for H Clay Pierce to Austin for injunction proceedings over Waters Pierce oil interests. Pierce may have accompanied them but officials could not confirm. Judge Bryant said no papers had been filed and counsel continued examining authorities.
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Paris
Tex
Frisco
S. W. Fordyce
J. D. Johnson
St Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Matthews
Austin
Pierce
The
Santa Fe
Cleburne
Mr. Pierce
Federal Court
D. E. Bryant
Messrs. Fordyce and Johnson
Federal Building
F E. B. Perkins
Dallas
Stat
Waters
Bryant
Elm
Successful Democratic Ticket in Guthrie Returns
Guthrie June 13 Following is the successful Democratic primary ticket as far as present returns show Governor C N Haskell United States senators Roy Hoffman and R L Owen supreme judges J B Turner R L Williams M J Kane Samuel Hayes Jesse J Dunn congressmen Third district James S Davenport Fourth district C D Carter lieutenant governor George Bellamy secretary of state William Cross superintendent of public instruction E D Cameron mine inspector Peter Hanraty commissioner of charities Kate Bernard commissioner J B Murray labor auditor Edward Trapp corporation commissioners Colonel McAlester J Y Callahan C H Pittman
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Guthrie
C. N. Haskell
United States
Roy Hoffman
R. L. Owen
J. B. Turner
R. L. Williams
M. J. Kane
Samuel Hayes
Jesse J. Dunn
Jamess. Davenport
C. D. Carter
George Bellamy
William
Treasury Seeks Return of 30 Million in Deposits
Secretary of the Treasury orders banks to return to the treasury by July 10 all 30 million dollars currently on deposit in national depository banks.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Treasury
Waco Opens Exchange National Bank with 300000 Capital
Waco on June 13 reports the Exchange National Bank of Waco has been organized and chartered with a capital stock of 300000. The event marks a new financial institution in the city.
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Waco
Exchange National Bank of
Right Hand Left Hand Wives Hidden Opinion
In Ignorance a pride's aunt notes a husband praising his wife as his right hand. The young wife sighs that he is one of those men who never let their right hand know what the left hand does.
Wrong Man
A captain explains they need a secretary skilled at managing men. The applicant replies that the role would really suit his wife, not him.
Money Makes All Kinds of People Agreeable
A compact aphorism notes money's power to shape behavior and judgment, claiming it can soften truth and alter character by influencing honesty, intelligence, and folly. The quote reflects financial influence on motives and outcomes across society.
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Shoop
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Will S. Higgs
Ed Hall
B. Kaczer & Co
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J. H. Mawhinney
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John Wittman
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