PERSONALS Hints of visitors and local arrivals in city
San Antonio residents Coleman Hastdertt Nichols and Milke are in the city for various visits and a district court session. Notables include Hon Marshall Hicks and James O Seete of M H Wagner & Sons arriving for business, with many other names listed as travelers and locals in the report.
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Coleman
San Antonio
Press Nichols
Hamilton
A. Milke
Marshall Hicks
James O'Seete
M. H. Wagner & Sons Company
Render Ix
Fo Garriel
James O’keete
Jacksonville
W. HH. Tunter
Houston
Jos. Miller
J. S. Venten
F. S. Venten
Maid
Monterey
W. I. Welder
Port Worth
W. M. Vlicil
Philadelphia
J. Hap Vueor Ty Potasthuid
Dallus Midna
Victorias S. HL
New Toh
Mediorevg
WW Reyes
Paso
Som
Vlehioon
Pelitas
Wa ltz Times Daily Fog Month Apparent Amenities
Fragmentary OCR note references a daily fog condition over a month and mentions amenities. No clear events or named entities are readable to identify people places or organizations. Further readable details are required for a concise newspaper card.
United States Golf Association Event shifted to January in New York
The United States Golf Association has moved its event one week forward and will hold it in New York on January 8. Officials cited scheduling conflicts and venue availability as the reason for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Golf Assa
New York
Forest notes reveal valuable forests and forestry efforts
Forbach Germany reportedly has the most profitable town forest with a net annual gain per acre of 12.14 dollars. Bot tineau North Dakota announces one million trees to be distributed to state citizens in 1916. Apple wood dominates for saw handles and signage wood engraving requires box wood valued at four cents per cubic inch. A ranger on a U S national forest in Oregon mobilized ten men and reached a forest fire twelve miles away within 48 minutes of notification.
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Forbach
Germany
State School of Forestry
Bottineau
North Dakota
United States
Oregon
Why Texas Goes Wet Verse Reflection in Brooklyn Eagle
A poetic excerpt argues that Texas should not go dry, suggesting border towns and Mexican mezcal would flourish if prohibition ended. The speaker cites breweries, distillers, and cowboys as beneficiaries, asserting Texas would remain reluctant to go dry.
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Texas
Ferguson
J. A. In
Brooklyn Eagle
Mexico Misconception Question in Georgia Teacher Exam
In a Georgia state teacher exam a geography question asked to locate Mexico its climate imports and government. One applicant replied that Mexico lies southwest of the United States its climate has been very unhealthy for years its chief imports are powder and lead and its exports are dead Americans. Only God and Bill Bryan know its form of government.
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Washington
Chas, Vronty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lok Indee Prouty
Vuppiin
Theodore P. Artaud
Europe
Congress
Judge Proufy
Georgia
Mexico
United States
God
Bill Bryan
Wall Street Journal
Poverty Amid Plenty at Gainesville
A Gainesville Signal plea urges local readers to act as Santa Claus for children at home who lack toys shoes and warmth. The piece contrasts aid to abroad with need locally, inviting donations of toys money and clothing to brighten lives.
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Gainesville
Santa Claus
Labor headlines and strikes across the United States
Public employment bureaus run by government in Sweden noted. In Philadelphia the Federation faced a sharp defeat while Ohio garment manufacturers organize against workers compensation. A subway law test bans aliens, and labor conditions improve in the West. The pay toll of labor, Gompers opposed salary hikes, Northwestern conductors win a raise, and Colorado unions face political pressure.
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Philadelphia
Exeecutive Council
Garment O
Ohio
New York
Colorado
United States
Gompers
Northwestern Road
Ammons
Carlson
Cleveland
Revolutions and Counter Revolutions Debate Mexico Policy
The Denison Herald reports that revolutions and counter revolutions seem driven by the policy of watchful waiting regarding Mexican affairs. The item frames the ongoing debate as a consequence of tacit U.S. handling.
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Mexico
Denison Herald
Through trains and timetable for National Railroad of Mexico
The schedule lists through fast trains to Mexico City from I G N station at 1 15 p m and from Saltillo at 7 26 a m with arrivals later same day. It shows a Saltillo to Corpus Christi service at 8 00 a m and 3 40 p m, plus an International and Great Northern route to St Louis with a night train and a day service. It also details Train No 1 from Laredo to Minera at 9 00 a m and Train No 2 from Minera to Laredo at 1 16 p m with corresponding 10 30 p m and 4 20 p m arrivals.
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Mexico City
Laredo
Minera
Former Postmaster General Gary Celebrates 58th Anniversary
Baltimore Maryland November 26 1900 Former Postmaster General James A Gary and Mrs Gary mark their fifty eighth wedding anniversary at Linden Avenue home with a reception for granddaughters Miss Lavinia Jones and Miss Mary R Gary About 7200 invitations issued Mr Gary aged 81 served as postmaster general under President McKinley.
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Baltimore
Mie
James A. Gary
Linden Avenue
Lavinia Jones
Mary R. Gary
Gary
McKinley
Niffy Omaha Convention Pact Binds Minors to Majors
A terse Omaha Convention resolve binds minors to remain with major leagues, ending flirtations with federal options. The brief item notes oath taking and a partisan stance affecting player affiliations and eligibility rules.
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Omaha
Feds
Foreclosure Notice in Webb County Texas 1914
A. Winslow trustee announces sale of Lot 3 Block 171 and Lot 10 Block 38 in Lacredo Webb County Texas to satisfy a promissory note of $2 400 dated October 27 1912 with 10 percent interest. The notice sets December 1 1914 as sale day in front of the Webb County Courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm.
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Andrea J. de Alexander
Geo
Alexander
Rode
M. A. Hirsch
A. Winslow
Lacredo
Webb County
Texas
M.A. Hirsch
I. A. Winslow
Webb Coun
Less Poor In Detroit In October Report
Detroit records show a fall in total poor commission expenses in October though aid costs rose with higher prices. Fewer jobs were found for the poor and overall distress was down from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Poor Commission
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St. Louis
Rockefeller Foundation
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Rio Grande & Eagle Pasa
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Ben Davis
Leonard Nelson
Laredo Commission & Brokerage Co
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Walter Nye
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