Diversification Gains Ground Among Onion Farmers
A Friday interview in The Times quotes a farmer embracing crop diversification after a single onion focus. He plans year round crops and predicts many peers will shift to truck farming, cotton, and alfalfa, halving onion acreage next season to spread risk and boost profits.
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Pauline
Times
Luna Park Name Selected for New Air Dome
A four member committee chose Luna Park as the name for the new air dome theater to be opened by J W Dollman as part of Dreamland attractions. The name, suggested by Mrs A P Johnson, echoes California Luna Park and the Spanish Parque de Luna. The venue, opening in about a week, promises to add a bright display to the Dreamland complex.
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A. Bunn
J. S. Penn
L. Villegas
Times
Airdome Theater
J. W. Dollman
Freamland
Dollman
Slumberland
Courtland
Orpheum
Bijou
Majestic
Luna Park
A. P. Johnson
Airdome
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Liniment Ad
A Newton Iowa resident reports his brother in law’s arm rheumatism vanished after applying Chamberlain's Liniment. The letter claims the remedy gives fast relief for rheumatism and endorses it as the best option for chronic cases. Sold by all dealers. Ad.
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Newton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Wanted A stenographer Good Wares for food work
Help wanted notice from A Winslow dated 5 22 11 seeking a stenographer for food work. Also includes a for rent notice for a high room cottage and instructs applying to A CL Ham itor Adv.
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Wm. Simpson
Matamoros Street
Winslow
A. CL Hamitor Adv
Civic Improvement in Laredo Parks and Yards
A booster essay urges residents to plant trees, nurture yards, and create green spaces in Laredo. It argues street shade reduces heat, improves health, and reflects civic character, calling for citizen action and broader park and garden development in the town.
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Texas
Laredo
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
An aged advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast acting safe cure for colds. It claims relief to the lungs aids ex pectoration opens secretions and restores the system to health. The remedy is said to have worldwide sales and is available from all dealers.
Heavyweight Title Bout Promises Big Calgary Crowd
Calgary May 23 McCarty and Pelkey trained for tomorrows bout at Tommys club. The winner will lay claim to the heavyweight championship title. McCarty favored in bets, Pelkey favored to last ten rounds amid rising ticket sales and strong local interest.
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Alta
Duther Me Carty
Arthur Pelkey
Tommy Burns
Puby Fie
McCarty
Pelkey
Webb County Dairy Output and Cow Counts Reported
The Federal Census Bureau reports Webb County produces 92 828 gallons of milk and 2000 pounds of butter annually with 1581 dairy cows valued at 63 009 and 5527 yearling heifers likely to become milk cows. Texas dairy production totals 20 162 500 dollars, about 30 percent below consumption.
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Webb County
Texas
Toronto Open Ontario Jockey Club Spring Meeting
Toronto opens the Ontario Jockey Club spring meeting at Woodbine Park with the Kiaffs Plate as the feature event. The seven day program promises the most notable racing season in Canadian history for the sport, with a schedule extending through the week.
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Ontario Jockey Club
Woodbine Park
Personal notices list visitors and hotel guests at Hamilton and Ross
The column records arrivals and registrations in the city with guests at the Hamilton and the Ross. Names include P. Dolan of Beeville, A B Hull of Memphis, G W Goldie of New York, J A Eichelberger of San Antonio, and Sam J. Jordan of Encinal, among others. Several travelers from Chicago, St Louis, Duluth, and Mexico City are noted.
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Beeville
City
Hamilton A. B. Hall
Indianapolis
Ross
Sam J. Jordan
Eneinal
Hamilton
Ed Denike
San Antonio
Gg. W. Goldie
New York
N. Lowenthal
St. Lows
J. A. Ebikleberger
Alfred Berliner
San Atonio
City Ceaters
R. L. Scott
E. D. DuBose
St. Louis
Plays and Players in New York theater scene
David Belasco's A Good Little Devil closed at Republic Theate New York Minnie Dupree on route Past and will reach New York soon Alfred Sutro's The Man in Front Henry Askin plans revival of The Palace of Truth in Chicago Oberammergau peasants to open second New York engagement Irving Place Theater Rise Me Quick new farce at Forty-eighth Street theater September Fred Stone headed to Wyoming Dave Montgomery to Maine Woods Elsie Janis to motor through Europe June Carlotta Nilssen to appear in Deborah with Frank Gilmore Eliot Dexter Isabelle Lee Mary Boland eyed for next season Julian Eltinge as Miss Swift of New York Oliver Morosco places She Honeymoon in rehearsal Orrin Johnson Marguerite Leslie Ada Dwyer Lennox Pawle in principal roles Arthur Hammerstein engages Schnitz Edwards for High Jinks in Chicago Cecil Cunningham joins Iolanthe revival Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company Madame Lochbure appears Monday The Scottish laird in vaudeville The Madame of Lochbure on stage in the U S
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the Republic Theate
New York
Minnie Dupree
Alfred Sutro
Philip Bartholoma
Forty-eighth Street Theater
Fred Stone
Wyoming
Dave Montgomery
Maine Woods
Elsie Jauis
Europe
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Y Legrand Howland
Deborah
Frank Gilmore
Eliott Dexter
Isabelle Lee
West
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Mary Boland
Julian Eltinge
Miss Swift
Mr. Eltinge
Gus Steely
Oliver Morosco
J. Hartley Manners
Orrin Johnson
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Ada Dwyer
Lennox Pawle
Charac
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Schnitz Edwards
Chicago
Otto Hauerbach
Rudolph Briml
Cecil Cunningham
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Yoshihito Improves. Emperors Health Hopes Rise
Emperor Yoshihito’s temperature reached 103 degrees this morning causing grave alarm. This afternoon reports say his condition has improved and hopes for recovery are renewed. SISSON OF MISSISSIPPI notes treaty making powers face legislative limits in warning context.
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Tokio
Yoshihito
Sisson Addresses Treaty Powers Clash in House
In Washington on May 23 Mr. Sisson of Mississippi denounced the view that the government’s treaty making overrides state lawmaking. He warned that any nation attempting to dictate U S land laws would deem the nation unworthy of existence if such dictation were submitted to.
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House of Representatives
Sisson
Mississippi
Carranza Declares No Loans to Huerta If Constitutionalists Win
Reports from a constitutionalist meeting say Caraveo defeated Orozco faction at Sacramento with over 100 federals killed. Carranza cabled the French and English prime ministers that if successful the constitutionalists would not recognize loans to Huerta and that collection attempts might trigger war.
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Sacramento
Carranza
Huerta
State Prisons Buy Supplies Through Agent System
The new system to purchase all prison supplies through the state purchasing agent became effective today. The announcement, transmitted via Associated Press from Austin, Tex, notes centralized procurement for the prison system starting this date.
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Austin
Tex
Anhut Sentenced in Thaw Bribery Case
New York May 22 Anhut the young lawyer convicted of attempting to secure Harry Thaw's release from Matteawan asylum by bribery was sentenced to two to four years in Sing Sing.
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Anhut
Harry Thaw
Matteawan
Sing Sing
Greeks Feud Returns to Saloniki as Greek Forces Move
In Athens on May 23 King Constantine with Prince Alexander and the army staff departed for Saloniki amid resumed hostilities between Greece and Bulgaria. Also on May 23 Naples reports Vesuvius stirring with eruptions and a new fissure opening around the crater.
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Textile Worker Talks on Tariff
Washington May 23 State Senator Ross of Massachusetts representing United Textile Workers asked the Senate finance sub committee for a smaller tariff cut on cotton manufactures than the bill proposes He said the proposed cut would not reduce wages because workers will not stand for it and the time has passed for wage reductions in this country
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Ross
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United Textile Workers
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Texas corn crop expected at 200 million bushels
Fort Worth Texas May 23 Officials of the Texas Grain Dealers Association estimated this year Texas corn would reach about 200 million bushels and that recent rains would greatly boost wheat and oats prospects.
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Associated Press
Fort. Worth
Tex
Texas Grain Dealers’ Association Today
Texas
Tapestries Stolen to Line Trouser Linings in Pau Museum
Paris, May 23. The loss of Gobelin tapestries from the Pau museum was explained when the caretaker and his son admitted they took the tapestries to line their trousers believing them valueless.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Pau
Indictment Pins Bratton With License Bribe
Fort Worth Texas May 23 indictment against former County Judge Bratton is for taking a bribe to save a saloonkeeper license and not related to gaming.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Bratton
Meeting of Traffic League in Buffalo discusses shipment rules
The National Industrial Traffic League met at the Hotel Statler in Buffalo on May 23 and began discussing uniform classification bills of lading storage of freight and other railroad shipper relation issues. The session will continue tomorrow.
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Roquois
Conductor Charged With Manslaughter In Wisconsin Wreck
W F Meyer of St Paul conductor of a freight train charged with manslaughter after a Baldwin Wisconsin wreck last month. The collision with a passenger train killed two men and injured several others. Meyer was granted a preliminary hearing in Hudson court.
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W. F. Meyer
Omaha Road
Baldwin
Meyer
St. Paul
Card of Thanks for Grover Nye Family
Expressing sincere thanks and gratitude to all who assisted during the illness and death of Mrs. Grover Nye wife mother and daughter and to those who sent flowers at the funeral Grover Nye and family
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Health and Constipation Claim Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement asserts health as the top factor for male success and links regular bowels to well being. It touts Chamberlains Tablets as the remedy for constipation, claiming they move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Sold by all dealers.
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Ular
Chamberlain
Checks Offered as Main Evidence in Dynomite Plot Case
Boston May 23 The state introduced checks from the American Woolen Company to Frederick Atteaux in the trial of William Dood Atteaux and others charged with planting dynamite during the Lawrence strike to imply workers planned violence. One check for 505 dollars covered expenses, another for 2100 dollars claimed as full payment.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
American Woolen Company
Frederick Atteaux
William Dood
Atteaux
Lawrence
Wood
Colquitt Sets July 19 Special Election date
Gov Colquitt announced a July 19 special election in the First Senatorial district to choose a successor to former Senator Vaughan. The notice came from Austin and specifies the date for the runoff or seat filling.
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Gov. Colquitt
Senator Vaughan
Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Vaughan
Fire destroys Charlie business district in Clay county
A morning fire in Charlie, Wichita Falls area, May 23, consumed five business buildings in Clay County. All structures burned with several thousand dollars in losses and no insurance. No injuries reported.
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Clay County
Wichita Falls
Charlie
Explosion at Fort Moultrie Kills Three Artillerymen
A board of inquiry was appointed to investigate an explosion at Fort Moultrie in Charleston South Carolina that killed three artillerymen fatally wounded Captain Hanna and injured nine privates Captain Hanna died this morning and the blast followed an earlier explosion at the historic fort in May blocks away from the old fort site
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8. C
Fort Moultrie
Hanna
Harvard Cornell Boat Race Preview at Ithaca
The Poughkeepsie observation train will be tried for the first time here for the Harvard Cornell race. Both varsity crews showed fine form in final practice on Lake Cayuga and indications point to a close, interesting contest tomorrow.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Poughkeepsie
Lake Cayuga
Funds for Ghent Treaty Centenary Plans in New York
The American executive committee overseeing next year’s Ghent centenary celebration met in New York on May 23 to outline plans to raise several million dollars for the American features of the event.
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New York
Ghent
Perron Brothers Buy Vast Naranjo Cattle Estate Deal
Perron Brothers completed a major purchase from the estate of General Naranjo of Lampazos Mexico, acquiring about four to five thousand cattle. The herd will be delivered in five hundred head lots, with round-up starting on the 27th. Cattle graze on Naranjo land near Lampazos, and they will be driven across to this country at the port.
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Lampazos
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