Summer Clothes For Men In Cool Fabrics And Straw Hats
A local shop touts men's summer attire including tropical worsted and mohair suits, linen seersucker, and India seersucker made up in current styles. Seersucker suits advertised elsewhere at 1.50. game suit wash parts priced 1.25 to 3.00. Also features summer coats, hats in split straw lines, wash four in hands, and white summer underwear offerings. The shop invites customers to browse and discuss clothing.
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Bangkoks
Panamas
Oklahoma Texas freight rates ruled unreasonable by ICC
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission deemed all shipments from Oklahoma into Texas un reasonable and unjustly high. The ICC urged Southwestern lines to revise tariffs to align south bound and northbound rates between the states. Shippers were given until October to respond.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arres
San Antonio Wins August State Convention Site
The Democratic State Executive Committee selected San Antonio as the venue for the August state convention. San Antonio received fifteen votes while Fort Worth had eleven and Dallas was left with a smaller share due to political discord. Of thirty one committee members, fourteen attended in person, the rest were represented by proxies.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas
North Texas
Tragic Death of Rep Robert Wickliffe in Washington
Representative Robert C. Wickliffe of Louisiana died after his body was found on a railroad track in Potomac Park near the river bridge. It is believed he fell from or was struck by a train while returning from a fishing trip. Mrs Wickliffe, unaware of the death, fainted upon notification as House adjourned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisiana
Potomac Park
Potomac River
Condemned murderer attempts murder as daughter bids farewell
In Washington Pennsylvania on June 11 Jan Ribarik a condemned killer allowed his daughter Antonio to kiss him goodbye in his cell. She kissed him and he tried to strangle her before guards intervened. He later was hanged after showing no remorse for killing three people in a dispute over his daughter being ordered from his home.
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Associated Pressingpatch
Washington
Penn
Jan R Barik
Antonio
Ribarik
Hs House
Federals Plan March Near Chihuahua City
Dispatch from Chihuahua reports Gen. Orozco’s headquarters admitting the next engagement will occur closer to Chihuahua City than Bachimba. Federals are believed to march around the near impregnable Bachimba position as they advance.
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Associated Press
Chihuahua
Baltimore Contests Seen Short in Democratic Nominations
AP dispatch from Baltimore reports Democratic National Committee contests to begin near noon on June 24 and be decided within a few hours. No extended arguments will be allowed. A push started today for Senator Raynor of Maryland as permanent chairman.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Baltimore
Democratic Natonal Committee
Raynor
Maryland
Baby Burned in Dallas Home Fire Tragedy
In Dallas on June 11 a 3 year old, son of H. M. Willoughby, died when flames destroyed the Horton residence. The child had come over from his home next door and is believed to have started the fire while playing with matches.
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Dallas
H. M. Willoughby
W. E. Horton
Willoughby
Horton
Weather Outlook for New Orleans Tonight and Wednesday
Sew Orleans reports cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with limited sunshine possible. The forecast indicates overcast conditions and a damp air mass across the region with no significant precipitation noted.
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Orleans
Boss Barnes Arrives in Chicago for Taft Delegation Clash
Wm. Barnes Jr., longtime New York Republican power, reached Chicago Tuesday to influence Roosevelt delegates as part of a broader feud dating to Roosevelt's 1900 convention chairmanship and Barnes opposition.
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Wm. Barnes, Jr
New York
Roosevelt
Barnes
Chicago
Tafts Kentucky Delegates Seated In Regional Contest
Taft forces score wins in Kentucky contests seating four delegates at large and first district victories, boosting Taft to 285 total contested votes. Roosevelt leads with 411 uncontested delegates as La Follette grows influence and Cummins supporters remain, shaping the party platform and possible Chicago showdown.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Kentucky
Taft
Indiana
Arizona
California
Roosevelt
la Follette
Cummins
la Folette
Cuban Situation Encouraging Despite Cuba Unrest
The absence of new outbreaks in Havana encourages the State Department that current measures keep order in Cuba. General with 700 Cuban insurgents is said to be cornered on the north coast of Oriente.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Havana
State Department
Belif
Cuba
Associate Press Dispatch
Oriente
Texas Crops Driven by Grass Worms and Grasshoppers
Associated Press dispatch from Austin reports severe Texas crop pestilence with grass worms destroying whole fields in Beaumont and Parker County noting cotton grasshopper damage across the state. The Agriculture Department records indicate widespread damage to corn and cotton in the region.
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Texas
Parker County
Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Department of Agriculture
Beaumont
Boss Barnes Arrives to Confer with Taft Supporters
New Yorker William Barnes Jr. arrived in Chicago on June 11 and met Taft leaders. Governor Herbert Hadley of Missouri, a Roosevelt backer, was also in town for discussions with local supporters.
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New Yorker
Taft
Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Herbert
Hadley
Misouri
Roosevelt
Senator Boorah Percclines VP Nomination Not Considered
In Chicago on June 11 Senator Bowen was discussed as a possible vice presidential nominee but he emphatically said he would not take the nomination.
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Idahom
Associated Press
Chicago
Bowen
Dallas Navigation Company Elects Thirteen Directors
In Dallas on June 11 thirteen directors were chosen for the Dallas Navigation Company which plans to run boats between Dallas and the Gulf. A stock company is to be organized.
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Trinity Kivin
Dallas
Dallas Navisation Company
Gulf
Preath Follows Fight Death in Abilene
Lou's Kirk died in Abilene after injuries from a Saturday fight at the epileptic colony. An investigation is underway into the incident.
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Preath
Abilene
Lou’s Kirk
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