Huerta Yields to All Demands Prompting U S Sailings
Washington reports Huerta has agreed to salute the U S flag. If the salute occurs as promised, the American fleet may be turned back to sea. Diplomats in Mexico City urged yielding and noted no loss of dignity in saluting, while Bryan and Senator Shiveley welcomed the news. The House foreign affairs committee supports the president's actions in the Tampico incident.
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Washington
Huerta
U. S
Mexico
O’shaunessy
Senate
Mexico City
United
United States
Spain
Brazil
O’shaughnessy
Bryan
Shiveley
White House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Tampico
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Huerta Presses Salute Condition on US Navy
Huerta demands that the United States salute the Mexican flag as part of the ongoing talks. The main remaining issue is the exact number of guns for the salute, with German and French ambassadors pushing Huerta to yield and urging acceptance of the salute protocol.
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Washington
Huerta
United States
Naval force to stay in Mexican waters amid crisis
Washington April 16 The government announces an increased naval force will be kept in Mexican waters regardless of how the current crisis resolves.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexican
Mexican Deviltry Rumors Sweep Southwest Texas
Associated Press reports rumors of Huertistas storing arms and ammunition in Southwest Texas. Federal authorities say no evidence supports the claim.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
More Points on Corn Growing
The writer recalls a Bohemian farmer friend with a model farm and three barns, noting a colossal corn crib, another unopened crib, and selling 100 plus bushels at a dollar per bushel to neighbors. He argues that fine cultivation, good teams, and plowing speed yield fat crops in Briy despite adverse weather.
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Eagle
Benedict Bellefontaine
Grand Pre
Longfellow
Bray
Demonstration methods promise better corn yields in Brazos County
The author argues crop failures are not solely due to weather and cites neighbors who consistently produce surplus corn using improved machinery and disciplined farming. He asserts that applying Knapp’s principles of increased horse power, diversified crops, and deep then shallow plowing will yield corn to sell in Brazos County in nine years out of ten.
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Providence
Brazos County
Dr. Knapp
Charles Fink Dies in Waco After Bryan Career
Charles Fink died at his Waco home and will be buried there at 10 AM tomorrow. A Bryan resident for years, he was a cabinet maker on North Main Street. He married Florence Patterson and leaves his widow and several children.
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Charles Fink
Waco
Farmers Beat Austin College In Opening Baseball Tilt
The Texas A&M Farmers defeated Austin College 10 to 8 in the season opener. Skeeler pitched well through six innings as Austin College rallied briefly, while Parr led the Farmers with a productive day at the plate. The teams meet again on Kyle Field this afternoon. Also, the State Board of Health issued a smallpox vaccination warning urging vaccination for all unvaccinated residents and employees.
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State Board of Health
Austin College
L. J. Skeeler
Colegians
Parr
Powers
Chester Johnson
Collegians
College Station
McCullum
Cherry
Russell
Farmers
Edrington
Biggs
Barrett
Williams
Lowe
Skeeler
Halls
Hohn
Talbot
Kyle Field
Austin
Tex
Texas
Mr C L Tobias Dead At Kurten Age Sixty Nine
C L Tobias Sr of Kurten died at his home last night after a brief illness and an operation. He was 69, a native of Alabama, lived in Kurten twenty six years, and was a leading Free Will Baptist church member. Survived by wife and six children, services held at Tryon cemetery with Rev J J Tatum.
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Daily Eagle
C. L. Tobias Sr
Kurten
Mr. Tobias
Alabama
Texas
Bryan
Tobias
Free Will Baptist Church
C. L. Tobias Jr
Tobe Tobias
Tal Tobias
Jack Tobias
Lula Thurman
Edge
J. H. Hearne
Henry Kurten Jr
Tryon
J. J. Tatum
Sam Sparks Ends Governor Bid News
Sam Sparks announces unofficial bid for Governor of Texas, seeking nomination against Thomas H. Ball in Austin on April 15. Sparks states candidacy in a brief Associated Press report.
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Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Sam Sparks
Thomas H. Ball
Plain truths of sex matters for education and prevention
An advertisement for a sex education book by Winfield Scott Hall, claiming comprehensive scientific guidance for nurses teachers doctors and the public. The piece promotes plain wrapper access priced at 1.00 with postage 10 cents, listing endorsements from major newspapers and highlighting topics from marriage happiness to sexual health and social harms.
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Winfield Scott Hall
Leipzig
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Press
Standard Book of Knowledge
Philadelphia Ledger
New York World
Miami
Lag Ptt Samay
Dayton
Argentine corn for United States markets moves in
A grain report says large quantities of Argentine corn will reach the U S market soon. Elevator owners are negotiating for about 200000 bushels of South American maize, currently en route to Chicago via the St Lawrence river and the Great Lakes.
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St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Aviator Jones Plans Long Trans-Canada Coastal Flight
Buffalo, April 15 Harry M. Jones the well known aviator will leave within a day or two for a flight over Hamilton Toronto Ottawa Montreal Quebec then along the coasts of Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Maine He is the first United States parcel post aviator.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Harry M. Jones
Hamilton
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Maine
United States Parcel Post
Automobile Tires at Factory Prices Offer Big Savings
Tire Factory Sales Co advertises new, clean tires with factory pricing and 5 percent discount for full payment. Sizes listed include 28x38 to 87x5 with non skid options. red tubes add 10 percent, gray 0. Tube refiner prices shown per tire and tube. C. O. D. on 10 percent deposit. direct buy from us saves money.
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Husband rescues despairing wife in Catron Kentucky
Bettie Bullock of Catron writes of years of illness from womanly troubles. A doctor’s care offered only brief relief before Bed rest and weakness took over. Her husband gave Cardui the woman’s tonic and she regained strength, walking two miles and returning to work.
Appointment of J. W. Batts as district clerk
Judge W G Taliaferro appointed J W Batts district clerk to fill the unexpired term of the late J C Williams. The selection came without Batts’s solicitation or knowledge. Batts is praised as capable and familiar with Brazos County affairs. Miss Josephine Clark hosted a reception for the A M College band._arr Bonanza: local figures from Wellborn and Madison County were noted in attendance and travel.
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J. W. Batts
W. G. Taliaferro
J. C. Williams
Batts
Taliaferro
Brazos County
Patts
Josephine Clark
W. S. Howell
San Antonio
J. H. Royder
Wellborn
W. N. Zuleh
Jim Day
Joe Rasco
W. Norwood
G. Francis
W. Westbrook
Ben Mathis
Malone Hill
G. M. Mabry
J. A. Gibbs and Son
Plummer Flint
Madison County
Ever Ready Medicine Cabinet Introductory Offer
An advertisement for a general purpose medicine cabinet from THE HAMILTON DRUG CO of Hamilton Ohio. It promotes ready relief for aches, corns, headaches, piles, bronchial issues, coughs, indigestion and more with pills, ointments and teas. Regularly $3.00, offered for a limited time at $1.00 each.
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Hamilton Drug Coo
Hamilton
Ohio
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