Judge Anderson Sits in Thir ty-seventh District Court
Judge W. B. Anderson of Bexar County’s thirty seventh district sits on cases after being appointed to fill disqualification gaps. He fines jurors who fail to appear, then convenes hearings on Amador Sanchez’s adultery and related counts with delays granted for defense motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Bexar County
Colquitt
J. F. Mullally
Anderson
Amador Sanchez
Oder
Expert Prof Potts to discuss Webb County road plan
Prof R J Potts of Texas A M College of Agriculture and Mechanical Engineering will arrive in Laredo on July 24 to confer with Webb County commissioners on road building. He was invited by the Board of Trade and court to advise on the proposed highway from the city limits to the county line, linking with the Good Roads highway toward San Antonio. He will prepare plans and preliminaries and may oversee Webb County's segment of the first class highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Potts
Department of Construction of Engineering
Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas
Laredo
Webb County Commissioners
Potts
Board of Trade and Commissioners Court
San Antonio
Webb County
Webb County men report success at Texas Good Roads Congress
Messrs Adolph Deutz and R M Johnson, Webb County representatives, attended the Texas Good Roads Congress in Corpus Christi for three days. They note large attendance, valuable school of instruction by state and federal officials, and observed the paving work of Corpus Christi streets with bithulithic material. Also mentions widespread Texas representation and active interest in road building discussions. An ad notes Ballard's Snow Liniment for bites and stings with antiseptic healing properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Adolph Deutz
R. M Johnson
Texas Good Roads Congress
Corpus Christi
Webb County
Laredo
Texas
City visitors arrive from far towns in brisk day
Judge C C Thomas and several others arrived in the city yesterday. Antonio Ferrara, Judge M D Slater, Chas Neal and wife, T B Poole, R J Chapman, J F Wilmot, J B Chisborough, L Nelson, I Daiches, Venacio Benavides, Arthur E Derby, Judge W S Anderson, and other figures checked into local hotels or traveled on business. Delegates from San Antonio and Webb County attended the district court session and good roads convention. The piece also notes Khorassan Knights in Minneapolis and various homecomings and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Derby
Monterey
Hamilton
Judge W. 8. Anderson
San Antonio
Sacking of Serbes by Bulgarians Shocks Salonika
The Bulgarian defeat leads to the sacking and burning of Serbes with shells from a hill and pillaging. Inflammable streets saturated with petroleum, consulates looted, and a consul pays a ransom. Widespread massacres, crucifixions, and brutal violence reported. many women harmed, the town left devastated. Nearby, Mexican and Texas authorities report movement restrictions on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Saloniki
Serbes
American Tobacco
Attack on new tariff bill opens with farmer remark
Senator McCumber opened the Republican attack on the tariff bill declaring that Democrats were deliberately kicking the farmer into the gutter and about to commit a greater crime against the American farmer than any party has against any class. Senator Smoot then introduced a substitute for the wool schedule offering the lowest wool duties ever by a Republican senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McCumber
Smoot
King Ferdinand Denies Bulgarian Atrocities Claims
London July 14 King Ferdinand of Bulgaria denies Bulgarian atrocities reports saying they are circulated by Servians for political effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Drowned by storms in Transylvania
London reports eighty people drowned in storms off Transylvania Hungary with casualties confirmed by authorities. The storm battered coastal regions causing loss of life and disrupted maritime traffic. Local officials warned of continuing adverse weather and urged caution for vessels at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Transylvania
Hungary
Sanitarium Running Expenses Added to State Bill
Austin July 14 The running expenses of the state tuberculosis Sanitarium were added to the draft general appropriation bill. The sanitarium seeks 98949 dollars for the first year and 72650 dollars for the second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Army Officers Seek Transfers From Texas City Maneuvers
Many army officers at Texas City are tired of the maneuvers and are trying to secure transfers. Some fear Texas City could be inundated in a hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Texas City
First 1913 Cotton Bale Sells At 20 Cents In NY Market
The first bale of 1913 cotton sold on the Cotton Exchange in New York for 20 cents per pound. It originated from Lyford Cameron County Texas confirming the season's early market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Cotton
Lyford
Cameron County
Texas
Championship tennis at Kansas City starts Missour Valley event
Kansas City Mo July 14 Play in the annual lawn tennis tournament for the Missour Valley championship for men began today on the courts of the Kansas City Athletic Club. The entries are as numerous as in prior years and almost all are well known players whose high standard of play promises good competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Local Names Anecdotes from Texas Regions and Cities
A compact list of individuals linked to various Texas locales including New Braunfels Cotulla San Antonio Galveston Fort Worth and St. Louis with multiple surnames and initials, suggesting a directory or notice snippet detailing residents and associates across regional towns.
Mulhall details strike tactics and labor pressures
Senator Mulhall resumed testimony describing 1905 Philadelphia printers strike efforts to replace workers with outsiders, noting those replacements proved useless to employers. He testified that in 1906 Samuel Gompers discussed electing labor allies with Roosevelt and that the National Association of Manufacturers pressed for influence to defeat Parran. He admitted offering persuasive efforts aided by money, including a large colored vote, and that he refused 150000 for letters in evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Martin Mulhall
Senate
Philadelphia
South
Mulhall
Samual Gompers
Roosevelt
Federation of Labor
Congress
Cushing
National Association of Manufacturers
Gompers
Manufacturers’ Splendid
Congressman Parran
Maryland
Nelson
Eastern railroads to arbitrate wage dispute under bill before Congress
New York July 14 Eastern railroads announce they will arbitrate the wage controversy with trainmen and conductors under the provisions of the Newlands bill now before Congress. This step aims to avert the threatened strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Railroads
Congress
Religious Liberals to Meet in Paris Congress
Delegates from the United States and Canada totaling several hundred arrive in Paris for the sixth International Congress of Free Christians and Other Religious Liberals. The event opens with a reception, features speeches by Rabbi Stephen Wise and Dr. Samuel A. Eliot, and includes sessions of the International Union of Liberal Christian Women.
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Paris
United States
Canada
Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
International Union of Liberal Christian Women
Charles W. Wente
Boston
Henry James
International Longshoremen's Association Opens Convention in Boston
Boston on July 14 witnessed the start of the International Longshoremen's Association annual convention with delegates from across the United States and Canada assembling in Faneuil Hall. President T. V. O'Connor of Chicago presided as Mayor Fitzgerald and Boston labor leaders welcomed attendees. The meeting is planned to run a week to ten days.
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Boston
Mass
International Longshoremen’s Association
United States
Canada
Faneuil Hall
T. V. O'Connor
Chicago
Fitzgerald
France celebrates Bastille Day amid Paris revelry
Paris on July 14 marked the 124th anniversary of the Bastille with festive crowds in the boulevards watching acrobats and street entertainers. Wreaths were laid on the Strassberg monument at Place de la Concorde as President Poincare, en route to Longchamps for the grand review, was cheered by cabinet members and ambassadors.
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Paris
France
Bastile
Strassberg
Place de la Concorde
Poincare
Longchamps
A Good Investment by Whitemound Merchant
W D Magli a noted Whitemound Wisconsin merchant bought a stock of Chamberlain medicine to supply customers but after receiving them he fell ill. He says one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
National convention of Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn opens
Atlantic City hosts the annual national convention beginning tomorrow. National officers and many delegates arrived today with wide representation from every section of the country. The gathering will focus on the association's record growth and the year’s achievements since its founding nearly 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
The
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Hog Pigs for Sale and Specimens Across Prices
A dealer announces sole agency for O. I. pigs and invites hog breeders to inspect two specimen animals. Prices and particulars available on request alongside a selection of hog fences in multiple sizes offered at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. I
Watch THE TIMES daily for 50c monthly offer
A brief notice promotes a subscription deal for THE TIMES, inviting readers to watch the paper daily with a 50 cent monthly rate. The teaser underscores daily availability and ongoing access for interested customers.
American Takes English Bride Thackeray Marries Miss Lucy Mircel
London reports William Tecumseh Sherman Thackera, son of the American consul general at Berlin, wed Lucy Mircel an attractive Englishwoman at Ravenscroft Woking. After a honeymoon on the continent they will go to Buenos Ayres where the groom is engaged in business.
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London
William Tecumseh Sherman Thackera
Berlin
Thackera
Lucy Mircel
Ravenscroft
Woking
Continent
Buenos Ayres
French Bastile Day Parade in New Orleans
An extensive Bastile celebration marked July 14 in New Orleans with a large French colony observing the holiday as the birthday of French liberty. Prizes were awarded for numbered tickets, replacing a grand lottery. Addresses were given by the French consul and local leaders, plus field sports and horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
France
Oregon Tennis Champion Ships Open at Multnomah Club
Portland, Ore July 14 Some of the Northwest’s top racquet players compete in the annual Oregon tennis championship opening today at the Multnomah Athletic Club. The tournament runs through the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Oregon
Multnomah Athletic Club
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Engineering Department of
Will Ar
Rive
Messrs. Deutz and Johnson
Ballard
Schlitz Brown
Robert Wahl
Wahl- Henius Institute of Fermentology
C. Lintner
Lehrbuch der Bierbrauerei
Beck
Zeitschrift Fur Das Gesamte Brauwesen
V Huth der
John Gilligan Hamilton
Milwaukee
C. C. Thomas
Cotna
Antonio Ferrara
M. D. Slater
Llano
Chas. E. Neal
Cotulla
T. B. Poole
R. J. Chapman
J. F. Wilmot
St. Louis
J.B. Chisborough
Galveston
L. Nelson
I. Daiches
Venacio Benavides
Marshall Hicks
B. W. Teagarden
Pas Christi
Good Roads
A. G. Whittingson
L & GN. Railway
A. E. Derby
Tampico
J. B. DaCamara
Palestine
I & G. N. Railway
Baird
Little Son
J. R. Moore
Lieut. Baird
Ses
SION
Minneapolis
Minn
Knight of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Khorassan
Order
Radisson
New Mexico
Roswell
JF. M
Johnson
Cor
T. Baker, Jr
Springfield
Ed Cotulla
Ben Richardson
J. P. Melar
Huntsville
Yale
Piedras
Eagle Paso
North Dakota
Tion Bill
D. Stator
Liane
J. W. Pettit
Eneinal
T. K. Boner
New Braunfels
W. A. Graves
Ft. Worth Worth
Chas. KB. Neal
M. H. McMahon
J. B. Cheesborough
T. H. Wolters
A. E. Nations
Gus Mathis
A. EK
Derby
Ady
Catholic Benevolent Association
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