War Propaganda Fears United States Mexico Conflict
A Tuesday column cites Senator Williams and President Wilson discussing a suspected organized campaign to push war with Mexico. It accuses profiteers, munitions sellers, and subsidized newspapers of stirring conflict, urging investigation into war propagandists and stressing both nations would suffer financially.
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John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Mexico
Wilson
Williams
United States
Daily Press
Quartermaster’s Department
Frantic defense of manufacturers exposed by Mulhall attack
A long critique of the National Association of Manufacturers following Mulhall's congressional testimony. It accuses the association of corrupt practices, hiring Mulhall to mislead, and pressuring lawmakers. The piece notes perjury claims, dangerous correspondence, and a failed defense that mainly attacks Mulhall’s credibility. Also references broader public notice of the attack on Nuevo Laredo and Panama Canal slides with casualty notes.
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Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Associa
Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Mathal
Panama Canal
The
Nile
Earl of Kintore Led A Public Life In Britain
Sir Algernon H T Keith-Falconer tenth Earl of Kintore born Edinburgh August 12 1852 inherited earldom 1880 educated at Cambridge and active in British public life He supported Chamberlain and Balfour stood for Parliament in 1880 served as Lords whip then as Captain of Yeomen of the Guard in 1889 resigned to govern South Australia His family long shaped Scotland history with the first Earl as Hereditary Knight Marshal preserving Scotland's regalia from Cromwellian times.
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Algernon H. T. Keith-Falconer
Earl of
Kintore
Edinburgh
Cambridge University
Great Britain
Yeomen of the Guard
South Australia
Earl of Kintore
Scotland
Expectorating fine joke from a Texas city clerk
A column of humorous quips and excerpts from Texas newspaper chatter. It recalls a Galveston city clerk’s plank on sidewalks for “Expectorating,” mis-aimed as a yardstick for fines, plus assorted clippings from Waco Austin Galveston and Port Arthur papers with remarks on editors, geography errors and political thunder.
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Texas
Galveston
Colorado
Ilinois Central
Port Arthur News
Southern Texas Truck Growers face key decision on future
The Southern Texas Truck Growers Association convened with 142 accredited delegates in Elks Hall to decide whether to continue as a formal organization or dissolve. President John H. Davis urged members to weigh the group’s effectiveness amid external pressure, noting past efforts and sales, advertising of Texas Bermuda onions, and global sample campaigns as context for the vote. The session followed an executive meeting and included routine reports before the pivotal new-business debate.
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Southern Texas Truck Growers’ Association
Texas
Elks’ Hall
Board of
John H. Davis
Ed Levy
San Antonio
Davis
W. A. Kerr
Cotulla
BW. Masterson
Laredo
W. T. Smith
Asherton
Sequel to the Lorimer Case Emerges in Chicago Trial
Daniel Donahoe Isaac Stiefel and Aileen Heppner face trial before Judge Brentano on conspiracy to defame Clarence Funk, once general manager of International Harvester and a key witness in the Lorimer bribery inquiry. The trio, linked to alienation suits and alleged schemes, seek to influence public sentiment in the high profile case.
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Chicazo
Jil
Lorimer
Heart
Daniel Donahoe
Isaac Stiefel
Aileen Heppner
Brentano
Clarence Funk
Heppner
Funk
Donahoe
Stiefel
Members Debate Staying With Association Amid Losses
Members weigh remaining with the association after heavy financial losses from the unprecedented market downturn. This afternoon sessions will determine the association's fate as deliberations unfold.
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Mexico City
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Eagle Pass
Nuevo Laredo
Times
Voice OF Texas
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del Rio
di Rio
Sulphur Springs News
Wun Arid
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Austin
Houston Post
Las
Monterey
Rio Grande
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Dallas
Riviera Journal
Bull Moosers
Chicago
Navid
Solomon
Tammany Hall
Editors
Tioga Herald
Herald
Tioga
Galveston News
South
Texas Truck Growers Boosters
Corpus Christi
Ely
Alarcon
Rance
Corpus
Judge Hall Greer
Webb County
Judge Greer
Reed
Mail
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Philadelphia, Pa
St. Louis, Mo
Ady
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists
Webb Co, Medical Society
Richter
Flores Ave
Houston
R. A. Wilson
Valdez
OR. H. Stow Garlick
Richter Building
A. E. Younkin
Office Richter
Market Plaza Telephone
G. C. Hiatt
J. K. Thompson
Lincoln St
Civil Engineers
Atlee & Foster Engineers
Undertakers
John Convery
Architects
Luthered & Company
Western Union Telegraph Office
D. Bleininger
14Th Cavalry
Fort McIntosh
Hali
Surfac Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Hall
Laredo Roller Millss
Hidalgo
Joseph
Wormser Bros
G. M. Gittinger
Mr. Punk
J. M. Daniel CO
Farragut Street
Dr. Younkin
Rexall
Ali
Cascade Linen
Rexal Store Cabinet
Pheever Ieeches
Times Office
D. L. Kenney
Dr. Hobson
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