Plans for senate lobby investigation announced
Plan for concluding the senate lobby inquiry will be taken up at a lobby committee meeting next week, chairman Overman said. Congress considers a new $2,000,000 federal road fund plan to aid states with rural postal routes, to be administered with state highway officials.
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Georgia
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Secretary of Agriculture
Huerta
Mexico City
Francisco Pronces
Chamber of Deputies
Three Dallas County Death Penaltys Upheld at Austin
State and domestic news report three death penalty cases affirmed in one day by the Court of Criminal Appeals all from Dallas County. Will Porter Ed Jones alias Ed Hodgkins and Jin Banks are named as the defendants. The piece notes potential hangman day in Dallas if the governor does not interfere. It also covers William C Brown resignations at New York Central, railroad directorate changes, imported draft horses from Belgium to Galveston, the Tenth Cavalry assignment to the Mexican border, Mexican smugglers protests, a fatal mine explosion near Acton Alabama, and a habeas corpus petition for Harry K Thaw.
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Sheppard
Henry
Washington
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Arizona
Texas
Fifteenth
Tenth
Kilpatrick
Fort Ethan Allen
Galveston
Conservation Congress
Omaha
Neb
Nashville
Tenn
Thal
Columbus
Ohio
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Beautiful Mountain
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Santa Fe
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Hudspeth
New York
Pannonia
Game, Fish and Oyster
William G Sterett
Eufaula
Ala
Dellora R. Gates
Beaumont
R. W. Wilson
Charles G. Gates
Cody
Wyo
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Henry Spencer
Mildred Allison Rey ‘Oat
Chicago
Wheaton
Uncle Sam
South Atlantic
Uvalde
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Dallas County
Dallas
Will Porter
Ed Jones
Ed Hodgkins
Jin Banks
William C. Brown
New York Central Lines
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Belgium
Carrizo Springs
Colquitt
San Marcos
Alabama Fuel and Iron Company
Ceal
Acton
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Wireless voices heard over Atlantic claim by Marconi
The report quotes William Marconi saying wireless telephone sounds were transmitted from Clifden Ireland to Glace Bay Nova Scotia. It notes other tensions in Mexico with Villa threatening to seize a Canadian owned railway, and rebels and federals fighting to control Victoria Tamaulipas capital.
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Francisco Villa
Mexican Northwestern Railway
Villa
Victoria
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Some Good Neighborly Suggestions
A column urging neighbors to help each other on fall farm work and winter tasks. It stresses generosity toward neighbors in hard times, home warmth, proper ice and road maintenance, and the value of a sturdy farm with good fences and responsible habits.
Talk of widening canal zone proposal shocks Latin America talk
Worcester delegates at Clark University conference on Latin America hear Karl Harding urge extending the canal zone to fifty to sixty miles wide and restoring southern Panama to Colombia. He warns dual governments at the canal termini would cause municipal chaos and military planning problems. Santamarina adds insights on inter American economic affairs.
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Worcester
Mass
United States
Canal
Colombia
Panama
Clark University
Latin America
Karl Harding
Colon
Cana
Canal Zone
Charges River
Isthmus
J. P. Santamarina
Sulphur Harmful to Young Chicks Warned
A. J. reports repeated cases of sulphur mixed with grease used on brooding chicks killing most birds. Lard alone is effective against head lice. apply in small amounts and repeat two or three times at weekly to ten day intervals.
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Lord Grease
A. J
Should Provide Suitable Coops for Poultry
Poultry roosting in trees harbors mites that infest limbs and transfer insects to birds. Chickens roosting nightly in trees carry insects to the flock, weakening vitality and affecting weight gain. Move birds to easily disinfected coops before winter for best financial results.
Making Good Butter From Your Cows
Scented advice on dairy quality stresses selecting the right cows and proper milking. It urges kindness and thorough care, from clean udders to gentle handling, clean milking, proper milking times, and well run cream ripening and milk separation to avoid spoiled butter.
Texas Admen Meet in Beaumont for 3rd Annual Convention
Beaumont hosted the third annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of Texas. The event featured efficient dispatch of business and strong social functions. The group changed the meeting from autumn to February, Greenville chosen as next site, with Waco withdrawn as a contender. Discussion covered topics pertinent to daily aviation advertising work.
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Beaumont
Tex
Associated Advertising Clubs of Texas
Beaumon
Greenville
Waco
Reserve Agents Approved for State Banks
The department of banking approved reserve agents: Guaranty State Bank and Trust Co Dallas for Lockney State Bank First National Shreveport for Guaranty State Bank of Jefferson Union National Houston for Farmers State Bank of Rogers.
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Austin
Tex
Department of Banking
Guaranty State Bank and Trust Company
Dallas
Lockney State Bank
First National
Shreveport
Guaranty State Bank of Jefferson
Union National
Houston
Farmers’ State Bank of Rogers
Father Thomas Hennessy Dies in Houston at 77
Rev. Thomas Hennessy, a longtime pastor of the Church of the Annunciation in Houston, died Wednesday in the rectory easy chair. He had led the parish for fifty years and was 77. His death marks the departure of a revered figure in Catholic Houston.
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Houston
Tex
Thomas Hennessy
Church of the Annunciation
Scarcity of Apples Spells Market Opportunity
Apple shortages push high prices in local markets as growers consider careful marketing. Sellers may profit by using barrels bush boxes or small baskets to maximize returns.
Texas Corporations Chartered in Austin Texas
Charters issued Wednesday for Southern Oil and Gas Company of Mexia with capital stock $100000 and First Presbyterian church of Dilley with no capital stock. Proofs of final payment filed by Alvin Gin Company of Alvin and the Blue Wing Club of San Antonio. Certificate of dissolution filed by the People's Mutual Building and Loan Association of Longview.
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Southern Oil and Gas Company
Mexia
First Presbyterian Church
Dilley
Alvin Gin Company
Alvin
Blue Wing Club
San Antonio
People’s Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Longview
Tepic Falls to Rebels Amid Conflicting Reports
Mexican capital Tepic, seat of Tepic Territory, is reported captured by rebel forces in a private telegram dated Wednesday, though the war department denies the seizure. The conflicting notices create uncertainty over the control of Tepic.
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Mexico City
Tepic
War Department
Britain Ships to Mexican Waters to Protect Subjects
London reports Britain will dispatch warships from Barbados to Mexican waters to safeguard its subjects if needed. The move signals heightened precaution amid regional tensions and potential crisis scenarios.
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London
Great Britain
Barbados
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims rapid action against sour and gassy stomachs, promising relief within minutes and urging readers to keep a fifty-cent case on hand for anyone who eats badly.
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Pape
Critic of the Germ Theory Questions Milk Safety
A critique argues germs may not be the sole cause of disease and questions pasteurization aims. It cites dairy dilemmas from Sukey to Bossy, asking whether heating milk truly preserves nutrition or harms it and whether germs originate inside or outside the cow. The piece notes conflicting views from medical and homeopathic sources.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indianapolis News
Poets and Rhymes Draw Chambers On New York Vision
Robert W. Chambers criticizes a New York poet for awkward rhyme driven lines. He cites a Lake Sunapee epitaph about George Meadows, noting the deceased’s name was Fields but Meadows used to fit the verse.
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Robert W. Chambers
New York
Mr. Chambers
Lake Sunapee
George Meadows
N. B
Fields
Meadows
Easily Seen
A quip contrasts a minister's reputation with his preaching power. A speaker notes the minister is good but not a great preacher because his message is universally easy to understand. The exchange highlights clarity as a perceived obstacle to grandeur.
IT met Jones just now and he told me his business plans
IT reports plans are in the air as Jones explains he builds airships. The remark implies ongoing development and future ventures centered on airborne craft.
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Jones
Family of Five All Drank Coffee From Infancy
An Iowa mother reports five children drank coffee from infancy and credits switching to Postum with healing for herself, her husband, and their eleven year old. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum as caffeine free alternatives and urges readers to write for a booklet.
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Iowa
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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