President Stands by United States Representatives
President Wilson after talks with Secretary Bryan reaffirms U S position on Mexico crisis. Mediation continues as Naon returns to Washington to assess further talks. Carranza and Villa reportedly patch up differences with Villa to gain supreme command and return civil offices to Carranza backers.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Mexico
Naon
White House
Congress
Carranza
Villa
LaSalle Bank Receiver Named in Chicago Bond Case
W C Ni black, VP of Chicago Title and Trust, was named receiver for LaSalle Street Bank under a 2 1/2 million bond. The bank held an unsecured note for 169000 signed by Charles E Ward, who says he never borrowed. Lorimer, former U S Senator, had been bank president.
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Chicago
Ill
W. C. Niblack
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Charles E. Ward
Ward
Lorimer
United States
Lorimr
LaSalle Street Bank
Utility ownership debated at Texas Press Assoc meeting
J E B Farnsworth president of Southwestern Telephone Co favored private ownership but would back government ownership of all public utilities if corporate power threatened government. Frank P Holland Jr discussed foreign advertising and proposed forming a strong daily organization.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
J. E B. Farnsworth
Southwestern Telephone Company
The
Texas Press Association Today
Associated Press
Frank P. Holland Jr
Farm and Ranch and
Holland's Magazine
Holland
Strong Daily
Mexican Factions To Finish Fighting Amid U.S. Observers
Reports from Niagara Falls Ontario suggest the United States will resume passive observation as Mexican factions continue their internal conflict. Observers believe developments will be driven by this phase of the crisis.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Vera Cruz
Should the Newspaper and the Job Office Be Divorced
J R Ransome Jr of Cleburne former Texas Press Association president argued that newspapers and job printing should be divorced. He noted the newspaper's demands hinder time for printing and urged sharper focus on timely news to satisfy a discriminating public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
J. R. Ransome Jr
Cleburne
Texas Press Association
Times
Service and value drive modern business effort
The article notes a shift as men focus more on service. It argues that success by business owners now rests on delivering full value to customers rather than merely eking out a living.
Emancipation Day Celebrated in Bryan with Parade and Barbecue
Emancipation Day marked June 19 with a large Bryan crowd at West Side Park. White and colored residents joined in a public barbecue and speeches by R. B. Goosby and Rev. Keeling. A parade was canceled due to the Calvert band, and local gun clubs competed while a Navasota Bryan baseball game ended early.
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Bryan
West Side Park
Calvert Brass Band
R. B. Goosby
Rev. Keeling
Second Colored Baptist Church
Goosby
Cedar Creek
Mumford and
Hearne
Navasota
First known baseball match spawns social spectacle at Hoboken
Sixty eight years ago the Knickerbocker and New York Base Ball Clubs played at Elysian Fields Hoboken marking the first recorded game. Players from prominent families used underhand pitching and no gloves while spectators enjoyed a social scene.
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Knickerbocker
New York
Elysian Fields
Hoboken
N. J
Late Cultivation Urged For Texas Crops By W F Proctor
Dr. W F Proctor of Texas A and M College directs agents to push frequent and late cultivation to preserve soil mulch and moisture. He cautions against soil baking, advises 2 to 4 inch mulch, and urges continued harrow use to keep cotton growing for delayed rains and potential yield gains.
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W. F. Proctor
A. & M. College
Texas
Telephony course added at A M College fall session
A. & M. College announces a one year telephony short course beginning September 22 taught by Prof. F. C. Bolton. The program covers electricity and magnetism fundamentals, alternating currents, telephone components, plant design, testing methods, and practical telephony problems with lectures from industry experts.
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A. & M. College
F. C. Bolton
Department of Electrical Engineering
Bolton
Texas
Year Course in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
A year course in electrical engineering is paired with another in mechanical engineering for power plant operators. The program aims to broaden technical foundations and hands on competencies for facility operation and maintenance.
Pilgrimage marks Washington route from Philadelphia to Cambridge
The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution plans a ten day auto pilgrimage retracing General Washingtons 1775 journey from Philadelphia to Cambridge to take command. The event includes visits to historic sites, tablet dedications, and a June 22 Philadelphia banquet with ceremonies ending July 3 in Cambridge.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Irving
George Washington
Springfield
Mass
Congress of the
National Society
Chicago
Henry F. Penderson
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New England
Continental Congress
Lexington
Concord
Boston
Bunker Hill
Congress
Sons of the Revolution
Philadelphia Troop of
Light Horse
Colonies
Trenton
New Brunswick
Anthony Lispenard
Hudson
Hoboken
Canal Street
New York Provincial Congress
Wall Street
C. A. Pugsley
Rogers Clark Ballard Thurston
Louisville
3Rd Post Road
Kingsbridge
Fairfield
New Haven
Isaac Beers
Chapel and
College Streets
Wethersfield
Silas Deans
Hartford
Parson’s Tavern
Palmer
Brookfield
Worcester
Watertown
Burleson County Suspects Captured in County
Dwight Smith a white man wanted in Burleson County for two or three offenses was captured yesterday in this county by Sheriff Con lee. Henry Johnson a negro suspected of horse theft and burglary in Burleson County was captured near College by Deputy Sheriff Jolly. Both were moved to Burleson County jail yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ellis.
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Dwight Smith
Burleson County
Conlee
Henry Johnson
Jolly
College
Ellis
A H McCurry Dead Lindale Smith County
A communication from Lindale Smith County reports the death of A H McCurry at his home near Lindale on Thursday night at 9 o clock. He lived in Brazos County thirty years and six months ago moved to Smith County. Born in Elbert County Georgia he married Margaret Ann Dorlan in Mobile Alabama in 1863. Survived by his widow two adopted daughters and one grandson. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Marson and he was buried beside his brother in Lindale cemetery.
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Lindale
Smith County
A. H. McCurry
McCurry
Brazos County
Elbert County
Georgia
Mobile
Ala
Margaret Ann Dorlan
Rev. Marson
Automobile Tires at Factory Prices
Tire Factory Sales Co offers direct sale of new tires with savings from 30 to 60 percent and several sizes listed. Includes non skid option, red tubes surcharge, 5 percent cash discount, COD on 10 percent deposit, and Dayton Ohio contact. Additional stock across sizes available.
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Tire Factories Sales CO
Dayton, Oh
Woman Beautiful Art Panels Offer From Dayton firm
Advertising copy for Dayton Art Portrayal Co promotes a set of 7x10 inch art panels by French and other artists. It offers a free 15x18 colored picture with orders, claims current studio retail values from $2 to $3, and guarantees money back if not satisfied. The offer urges immediate payment by coin or money order for $1.25 to obtain the full set postpaid.
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Dayton Art Portrayal CO
Dayton
Ohio
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Lasalle Bank
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