Frelinghuysen Seeks Re Election Directly From Voters
Senator Joseph 8 Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, long a foe of the bonus and opponent of prohibition amendment sentiment, plans to campaign directly to the people. A historic Jersey figure, he is the fourth Frelinghuysen to serve in the Senate, with prior service in the New Jersey legislature and on state boards. He is active in insurance management, resides at Raritan as a gentleman farmer, and is described as a progressive partisan.
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Joseph
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Able Jersey
United States Senate
Frelinhuyeeh
Education
Agriculture
New York City
Raritan
Osteopaths to Preach and Convene in Los Angeles
Visiting osteopathic specialists will occupy pulpit churches in Los Angeles on Sunday July 2, per the American Osteopathic Association. The annual international convention opens July 3 with address by Gove Stephens of California and features topics on smallpox mental and nervous diseases dentistry and public health. Dr Samuel J Scothern of Dallas presides and Dr C D Swope of Washington is program chair.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
American Osteopathic Association
Association
Gove. Stephens
California
Samuel J. Scothern
Dallas
Texas
C. D. Swope
Washington, D.C
American Osteopathtic Society of Opthalmology
Osteopathic Women's National Association
Chicago
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
San Bernardino
Grand Canyon
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise
Great Lakes
Notable birth and death records from 1860s to 1919
A fragmented ledger notes various historical markers: Lafcadio Hearn born 1860 in the Ionian Islands and died 1906 in Tokyo. 38 people perished in a 1860 railroad disaster near South Bend. Union naval officer James H. Ward killed in 1861 at Mathias Point. Winnie Davis born 1864 in Richmond and died 1898. Paul Laurence Dunbar born 1872 in Dayton. former senator Stephen A. Douglas? no, Annie Breese born 1800s. mentions Montreal conference favoringCanada-US political union. Branz Hala portrait of Coymans sold in London for 186,875 in 1919.
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Lafcadio Hearn
Ionian Islands
Tokio
Japan
South Bend
Ind
James H. . Ward
Mathias Point
Hartford
Winnie” Davis
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Narragansett Pier
H. L
Pauli Laurence Dunbar
Dayton
Aiiney Breese
United States
Illinois
Pinckneyville
Oneida ‘County
Montreal
Canada
Branz Hala
Coymans
London
Society Calendar Dance at Woman's Club and Park Recreation
The social column notes a Tuesday evening dance at the Woman's Club and a 4 30 p m recreation hour at Loma Vista Park in the afternoon.
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Woman's Club
Loma Vista Park
The Grandfather and Morning Devotions in the Country Place
A reflective poem by John Jay Chapman describes a country house morning with prayers led by a revered grandfather. The scene bursts with scent and light as maids and children prepare the room, while the elder’s reverent presence anchors a ancestral ritual amid a tranquil landscape. General notices list residents returning from travels and visits from Mexico to California, with several family movements and county transfers noted.
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Grandpapa
John Jay Chapman
Scribner's
Magaine
Wedding in Cathedral Frames Quiet Texan Gala
Miss Leonor Vidauri and Mr. Leon Ramirez wed at San Agustin Cathedral with a large assembly. Bridesmaids in apricot organdie, Duchesse gowns, and a Russian headdress veil accompanied the bride as Rev. Pedro Bernaola officiated. After the ceremony guests attended a reception at the bride’s mother’s home and the couple departed for a short honeymoon before settling in Lu edo.
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Virginia Garza Lozano
Nieves Garcia Gongora
Elena Ramirez
Garcia Moreno
Pefia
Rafael Vidauri
Vernon Proffitt
Ramirez
Luedo
the Times
Beautiful Catholic Wedding Unites Alicia Zuniga and Felix Martin
A Monday morning ceremony at St. Peter's church joined Miss Alicia Zuniga and Mr. Felix Martin in marriage. The church and reception featured white blossoms fern and palms with Villar's orchestra providing the wedding march and a luncheon at the couple’s home. The newlyweds departed on the noon train for San Antonio with Mrs. Martin in blue and white crepe net.
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Martin Zuniga
St. Peter’s Church
Alicia Zuniiga
Felix Martin
Villar
Lads Zuiliga
Angela Casso
Merceres Yaguirre
Concha de Llano
Virginia Cavazos
Altice Penn
Mother Vidaurri
Lu@a
Zuniga
Clemente Cobo
Pride
Mrs. Martin
San Antonio
Rail accident near Berlin leaves many dead
Berlin reports a railway crash just outside the city results in twenty six deaths and twenty six serious injuries with several others wounded.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Senate approves army appropriation conference report
Congress completed action on the annual army appropriation bill adopting the conference report. The measure provides for an average army of 125 000 enlisted men and 12 000 others for the coming year. The action was finalized in Washington on June 27.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
County Committees May Omit Miriam Ferguson From Tickets
In Waco Texas on June 27 Secretary Hale of the state Democratic committee received an attorney general opinion allowing county committees to leave off the name of Mrs Miriam Ferguson when printing primary tickets. County chairmen are being instructed accordingly.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Hale
State Democratic Committee
Miriam Ferguson
British warning to Irish provisional government
The Evening News reports London warned the Irish Provisional Government on Saturday that without exercising authority to restore order Britain would be forced to act. The notice follows ongoing tensions and questions over governance.
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Associated Press
London
The
Evening News Today
Local visitors arrive for family and business matters
Kerr county resident Robt. J. Jennings visits his brother Ira Jennings on Washington street. Amador Sanchez of Tampico is in the city for a short visit. Judge J. D. Dodson of San Antonio attends district court. Yale Hicks, Esq., is in town on business. Rhos. J. Murray of the Laredo Steam Laundry travels to Galveston on business.
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Robt. J. Jennings
Kerr County
City
Ira Jennings
Washington Street
Amador Sanchez of
Tampico
J. D. Dodson
San Antonio
Yale Hicks, Esq
Rhos. J. Murray
The
Laredo
Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Constitutional Health
A vintage advertisement extols Tall’s Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier claimed to relieve catarrh by cleansing the mucous membranes and supporting overall constitution. The copy emphasizes strength and vitality as its main benefits.
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Tall
Government to Offer Solution in Coal Strike Talks
Washington reports the administration plans to propose a negotiating plan to end the coal miners strike deadlock. Officials indicate leaders of the union and mine operators would meet to discuss wage differences in a move unlikely to be rejected.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Miners Shot At In Uniontown Strip Mine Route
In Bridgeport Ohio on June 27 a strike related shooting wounded one miner and killed another as they rode toward a Uniontown strip mine. Six men were in the car, four escaped unhurt while assailants fled. Three local mines had been operating since the strike began amid recent regional disturbances.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Uniontown
Here
Explosions Hit Coal Mines in West Virginia and Virginia
The Luella mine tipple of Crawford Company near Grafton West Virginia was destroyed while the Victor mine tipple of Radco-Summerville Company at Arden Virginia was damaged by dynamite explosions. Officials said threats had been received as operations continued after the strike was called.
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Grafton
W. Va
Luella
Crawford Company
Victor
Radcoff-Summerville Company
Arden
Safe Conduct Offered for Wounded Strikebreakers
Springfield June 27. Assurance of safe conduct out of Williamson County will be given to any wounded strikebreaker or guard in Herrin hospital. The assurance was conveyed to the adjutant general by Senator Sneed of Herrin today.
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Springfield
Williamson County
Herrin Hospital
Adjutant General
Senator Sneed
Herrin
House Post Office Committee Postpones Kelly Bill
The House Post Office Committee voted to postpone consideration of the Kelly bill for reducing second class postal rates until the December session. The decision was announced in Washington by the Associated Press.
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Associated Presse
Washington
House Post Office Committee
Wisconsin Democrats Sweep Republicans in State Offices
Milwaukee June 27 This is political house cleaning year in Wisconsin with Democrats sweeping the Republican party, which for 27 years held all state offices, from power. Thomas H. Kearney temporary chairman of the state Democratic conference told the delegates today that the Republican party had run the state near bankruptcy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Thomas H. Kearney
International Conference Opens in Lyons and Wisconsin Primary
Today the Third International Chemical Conference gathers in Lyons France and Wisconsin Democrats hold an in state conference in Milwaukee to select candidates for United States senator and state offices. The North Dakota political campaign closes today ahead of tomorrow's general primary. St Paul hosts a large religious gathering drawing thousands of workers.
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Third International Chemical Conference
Lyons
France
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
United States
North Dakota
St. Paul
Natio NA Il
American workers held for ransom in Tampico case
American employees of the Corte Oil Company near Tampico are held by a rebel commander with 249 armed men. Ransom of 15,000 pesos demanded, to be paid within 48 hours. authorities urged action to protect lives and property. In a separate note, Manuel Barcena was released and Bielaski’s freedom awaited amid ongoing negotiations with bandits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Corte, Oil Company
Tampico
Destietibl
Tammpico
State Department
Cgorogabe
Mexico City
Chinpico
Corozabe
Messae
Noted Pioneer Burk Burnett Dies in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas June 27 Captain S Burk Burnett cattleman oilman and rancher died at his home at 1 50 this morning after a long illness His wealth ran into millions He helped found Burkburnett and was noted as a pioneer of Texas and friend of Indian tribes Funeral services scheduled for Wednesday afternoon from his residence
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Teas
S. Burk Burnett
Capt. Burnett
Gehao
Denton County
Burkburnett
Campaign Expenditures for Texas Democratic Primary Seats
Publicly released totals show senatorial spending by candidates in the Texas Democratic primary. Culberson reports 38207 dollars, others include Thomas 4684, Mayfield 4071, Ousley 4069, Henry 1730, Ferguson 1323, all in June disclosures filed in Austin.
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Austin
Texas
Thomas
Mayfield
Ousley
Culberson
Henry
Ferguson
Brownsville Declares Flood Crisis Over After Gauges Drop
Brownsville Texas June 27 with a fall of two inches in the Rio Grande at Harlingen pumping plant and two and a half inches in the Arroyo Colorado the crisis passed as the worst flood in history with no serious damage reported. The flood marked a lengthy fight to hold levees as water overflowed thousands of acres of farm land for more than two weeks.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Harlingen
Arroyo Colorado
Cameron County
Japanese Parliament Members Visit as Beer Medicine Bill Advances
One year ago today on June 27 in Washington the United States House passed a bill banning beer sold as medicine after lawmakers from Japan were received for discussions.
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Washington
United States
House
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Nine in Ten Cases
The article argues that most rheumatism is muscular or chronic and does not need internal treatment. It recommends using Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve pain, improve sleep and rest, suggesting a simple external remedy over internal remedies.
Tariff on Meat Will Burden Consumers Says Senator
Senator Welsh of Massachusetts warned the proposed tariff on meat would raise prices for consumers. The senate heard arguments that higher costs would burden the nation and increase the price of daily goods.
Mrs Longworth Dead in Cincinnati at 70
Mrs Nicholas Longworth aged 70 died in Cincinnati from pneumonia. She was mother of Consuelo Vanderbilt Longworth and Counts de Chothurin of Paris in the prominent Longworth family. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longwortt
Conbi Gant
LongWorth
Ose de Chotuhran
Paris
Negroes to Seek Court Order Blocking Vote Rights
Waco Texas June 27 AP reports black attorney Evang Dd announced plans to file injunctions to block election officers from denying Negroes the right to vote in the Democratic primary scheduled for July 22.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
H Dd
Evang
Today
Mrs Winter Nominated for Re election as Federation President
Minneapolis’s Mrs Thomas G Winter was nominated for re election as president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs at the convention. The opposing ticket lists Mrs Flor nee Floare of Cleburne Texas as treasurer. The election is set for Thursday.
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Associated Press
Chuutauqua
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women's Uths
Flornee Floare
Cleburne
Texas
Yeasurer
Nevada Senator Candidate Uses Circus Route
Mrs. Lydia Davis Williams, seeking the Republican nomination for U S Senator from Nevada, moves from town to town with circuses to reach large audiences and address voters. The strategy aims to energize her campaign across the state.
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Reno
Nxov
Lydiadavis Williams
Nevada
Army Bill Called Up For Mosul Shoals Construction
In Washington on June 27 the senate faced a $7.5 million Army appropriation for renewing construction at the Wilson Dtynail Mosule Shoals. Chairman Wadsworth of the military committee called up the measure, with Senator McCumber temporarily issuing a tariff hold to allow final legislative consideration.
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Washington
Dutles
Tesett Mt
Welsh Derren
Massachisetts
Tayibors
Uy Associated Press
Wilson Dtynail Mosule Shoals
Senate
Wadsworth
McCumber
Senate Concurred On Muscle Shoals Army Bill
Washington June 27 The senate concurred in house amendments to the army bill authorizing seven and a half million dollars for new work at the Wilson dam Muscle Shoals with expenditures effective October 30.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
House Passes Capper Tabs To Aid Wading Act
Washington june 27 the house passed the Capper Tindher bill by 208 to 76 to supplement the future wading act to meet the supreme court decision.
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Washington
House
Supreme Court
Assassination of German Foreign Minister Motive Rumored
Fragmentary report from Berlin dated June 27 describes the assassination of Dr Walter Rathenau a prominent German official. It notes the attack occurred at the Reich capital during the republic and mentions President Ebert amid the unrest.
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Prana
Berlin
Walter+ Rathensu
Germany
Ebert
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