Heppurn Bill Panama Offer Drops in Cost to 40 Million
Morgan calls for investigation arguing a monopoly may exist as talks on the Panama project shift from 109 million to 40 million. He presses for scrutiny of the deal’s terms and potential antitrust concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiheton
Mr. Hepburn
Literstate
Formen Cinema Effnilties
Mir
United States
Deiay
Sony Ant
Betes
Martly
Minn
Anak
Uolom- Ua Ani
Walker Conmorlsston
Panini
Grevener
Ieee
Liophura
Minnie Canal
RLM
Hsp
Bagkenpt
Chardetoy
Kovernmental Agenny
Hophnen
Panama
Aeobary
Mephara
Texas World’s Fair Commission Forms In Dallas Meeting
A Texas World’s Fair commission in Dallas organized its first meeting, electing John H. Kirby as chairman and Barnett Gibbs as secretary. Directors and officers plan to file a charter and prepare a Texas exhibit for the St Louis World’s Fair, with substantial funds already pledged by lumber interests and railroad managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Commissiim
John Hy. Kirby
Houpton
Barnett Gibbs
Dollan
Heatmont
C. Conner
RO Lockett
Texarkana
Otto Koehinn
San Antonin
Paddock
A. L. Lawery
Tuxboro
John HW
Kirby
Mouston
Polk
Galveston A
Heaton
San Antonio
Antone
Ri Pause
Barnett Cubbs
W. Seale
Warn
Pal Waples
Gibbs
Rogers
St. Louie
Terag
Jesus
Pero
St. Leyte
Hogg
Min
Gere
Solomon
Temple Bulding
Thie Meething
Asw
Ban Anieats
Moda
Mine Disaster At Neewor Nee Mine In Wisconsin
A fatal collapse at the Neewor Nee mine in the Lake Superior region of Wisconsin occurred today at noon. Thirteen to seventeen miners are believed dead with two bodies recovered among the fatalities named William Williams John Sullivan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wic
Neganhee
Neewornee
William Williame
Sullivan
Pascor
Pierce
Roe Ia
Fim
Westmasters Cilford
San Antonio
Kravh
Auntly
Leary
Dallow
Premature Blast Fatalities In Newhoute Tunnel Accident
In a premature powder charge explosion in the Newhoute tunnel two men killed and one fatally injured. Two others are seriously hurt with multiple injuries. Foreman Lawes directed blasting. Phillips and Baird are among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idee Bprings
Col
Newhonute Tunnel
Tee En
den Ernest Wheedes
Joan Eckad
C. BR Lawes
Tiarey Baird
Lould Pahlips
Lawn
Phillips
Beird
Harmony Prevails in Texas Political Mission
Washington reports Texans Hawley and Burts met with President and officials to smooth differences within the Texas Republican delegation. They discuss patronage, expected reappointments, and upcoming Federal postings in Dallas, Hillsboro, Terrell, and Eagle Pass, with focus on the Western marshalship and Brownville collectorship and Galveston forts issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Terrell
Green
Weeterp Mettlet
Hrowneville
Blebrecht
TH. W. Dowe
Earle
Thachaneea
Slenredat
Marin
Hite
Creveh
Opytomne
Corpie Chriati
Drake
Eagle Paso
Hawler
War Department
Galvaston
Sperin
Wartie
Houston
St. Louis
Tonigh
Stewlalt Bere
Texas Manufacturing Industries Output In 1900s Preliminary Report
Washington January figures show Texas manufacturing output totaling 110,412,082 with 12,280 establishments and 48,102 wage earners. Total wages reach 20,552.30 and miscellaneous expenses 6,144,944. City by city trade capital and product values are listed for Houston DalIan Galveston Fort Worth San Antonio Avastin and Wace with various increases and decreases. No separate reports exist for Austin and Wace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Concopreliminsey
Houston
Dalian
Dalian, £ 807,015; Increame
Galveston
Texans Exhibit Fund Rally Outlines Support in St Louis
A Texas exhibit fund drive at a St Louis gathering drew pledges from leaders like H F Yoakum of the St Lette and San Francisco rail line and E H R Greenwald. The meeting approved by laws and a Houston Dallas contest chose Dallas as headquarters by acclamation. A banquet at the Oriental followed with toasts from notable figures including Barnett Gibbs Moore and Reaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. J. Forking
Muetireger
Walter Ops
M. J. Moore
FE. H. Jankine
H. F. Yoakum
St. Lette
San Francisro Riilway
Jolan Ho Okecholles
St. Laure
Housten
Commission
Vine
Polk
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
E. H.R Greenwald
Texas Midland
Tiomes J. Freeman
Texas and Pacific
Dixon
I. M. Mayo
Southern Pacific
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Fi Paso
Hillsboro
Galveston
Green
Sfteen
John HM
Kirby
Dalla
Barnett Gibbs
Hogg
Alamo
R. Jt. Leckett
Texas
St. Louis
the Oriental
Janet J. T. Tresevant
Dallna Wan
B. B. Perkins
Henry
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Hedman & CO
Houston, Texas
Bward Smith Co
Locery Business
I, Cleveland & Sons
Otton
Heo. Keller
Dolesale
Pring Goods
Intral Dry Goods Co
Main St
Houston, Tex
Trounn
Pedfheco
Hartwell
Irow
Barden
Electric and Machinery Co
Harrison Bros. & Co., Inc
State of Texas
H.P. McLaughlin & Co
Victoria County
P. L. Ward
Victoria
Cargo Eagle Portland Cement
L. Macatee & Sons
Georgia
Kirkland& Morrow
Maine Grown Triumph
Huusion, Teaas
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
EL Paso
Florida
W. L. Saucier
Ity
Morgan
Schley
Commander In Chief
Roosevelt
Panama Company
Senate
Mise Foraker
Navy
Ashitilal
Tenene
Sehtey
Atmir Sehles
Wille
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schrey
Ion
Navy Department
Moesst
Raynor
Teague
Sebley
Bebley
Renkvely
Admiral Bechler
Inebler
Army
Admiral Schley
Savannah
T.T. ED. Iawley
New York
Walter Burnie
Hawley
Mr. Burts
Manley
Winhey
Levan
Caude
Lyons Et Oo
Texas’ Advancement
Avastin
Wace
TSN
Austin
The
Hot Springs
Arkansas
D. Hunter
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