Dinner Toasts Mark Turning Point in US Japan Ties
Dr. Charles Eliot presided at a dinner where speakers urged friendship with Japan as equality, contrasted exclusionist sentiment with regional alliance, and praised Japan’s progress toward liberal ideas. Dr. Shoshuke Sato and Dr. Jo also addressed the Panama Canal and coastwise shipping developments.
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Charles Eliot
T. Iyenaga
University of Chicago
Japan
America
United States
George W. Wickersnam
Taft
Commodore Perry
Shoshuke Sato
Agricultural College
Tohoku University of Japan
Eliot
Panama Canal
Wilson
Texans to Attend Five Army Camps This Summer
A large number of Texas college students plan to attend one of five regular army summer camps. Capt H S Wagner U S A inspector instructs the Texas National Guard citing the influx of letters and inquiries as evidence of the interest.
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Austin
Tex
Wagner
Texas National Guard
Texas
Almost His
A playful exchange recalls a purse-proud scoundrel who ate another’s steak while an option on Itheaterday slipped away. The quip plays on pride and missed opportunity in a lighthearted moment.
Mackaye Plans Civic Spectacle With Aeroplane In St Louis
Percy Mackaye the poet and playwright consults aviation experts to select an aeroplane and pilot for a civic spectacle in St Louis. His staging of The Masque of St Louis will feature a giant eagle biplane flying across the scene at the finale, symbolizing unity. The pageant marks the 150th anniversary celebration of the city’s settlement.
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New York
Percy Mackaye
St. Louis
Mackey
Mississippi
Europe
Saint Louis
Gold
Union
Kansans for Prohibition backs national reform aims
The Republican state committee in Topeka adopted a platform supporting national prohibition and woman suffrage, the initiative and referendum, opposition to judicial recall, and a nonpartisan tariff board to draft a protective tariff. In Hutchinson Frederick C. Newberry announced his Democratic bid for U S senator and noted his Nebraska legislature service and maximum rate law authored.
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Topeka
Kan
Republican State Committee
Hutchinson
Frederick C. Newberry
United States
Nebraska
Court Ends Guergia Will Contest
The Texas Supreme Court denied rehearing in the Guergia will case, allowing Leopold Guergin to share the estimated $500000 estate formerly disinherited. The decision follows a trial in the Fifty seventh District Court and prior appeals in the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals.
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Bexar County
Supreme Court
Leopold Guergin
Edeline Guergin Holt
Charles Peld Guergin
Manuela Morales Guergin
Adeline Guergin Holt
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Mexico
Virginia Ross
W. R. Jackson
Kinney
J. F. Carl
E. A. Wolf Et al
B. G. Lane
Dimmitt
Carl
Mary K. Baker
Francis J. Heney
Aransas
F. J. Smalley
Guy Voght
Calhoun
W. S. Fly
Emma V. Ogg
Hiram E. Ogg
Bexar
C. A. Luckenbach
Thomas
Gulf Refining Company
Pegues Mercantile Company
Zavala
O. Lammers
C. H. Wolfertz
T. A. Coleman
Carl Luetke
L. R. Kilborn
B. F. Johnson Sr
St Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Railway
D. A
Death penalty affirmed in Subia case. Durfee, Johnson rulings noted
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Fernando Subia’s death sentence for killing Pecos city marshal T. Y. Moorehead. The court denied a rehearing for Joe Durfee, who was scheduled for hanging for Mrs. L. B. Seitz’s murder in Brazoria County. Alex Johnson’s five year sentence for killing his employer A. P. Duncan was also affirmed as Supreme Court actions listed numerous applications granted or refused.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Reeves County
Fernando Subia
T. Y. Moorehead
Pecos
Joe Durfee
L. B. Seitz
Brazoria County
Durfee
Harper
Alex Johnson
Killin
A. P. Duncan
Waco
Statesman Praises Plant Juice As Vitality Booster
Prominent state legislator Hon. H. M. Brown endorses Plant Juice as a non stimulant tonic that rebuilt his nerves and vitality. He claims it heals stomach, kidney, and nervous troubles and returns users to natural health. Sold at Fischer's Drug Store.
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H. M. Brown
Wharton
Texas
Attorney Brown
Fischer’s Drug Store
Court notices and appeals set for submission across several counties
A listings style record shows multiple cases in state courts with names like Bell Pecos and N T Ry Co versus J N Raysor and Dallas County cases set for April 22. Other entries include criminal appeals affirmed reversed dismissed and motions rehearing with participants from cities such as Dallas Angel ina Houston and Nacogdoches.
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N. T. Ry. Co
Texas
W. C. Thompson
Roberts
Joe Lane
Charles Kuehn
Clay
C. W. Hickman
Hill
Hugh Hunt
S. R. Johnson
Johnson
John Roe
Mra
D. Davis
Bowie
Matilda Dumphy
Commercial Union Association Co
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co
M. A. Matkin
Wood
Central Texas League of Gun Clubs Planned
Organizers in Austin announce plans to form the Central Texas League of Gun Clubs including Austin San Marcos Taylor Georgetown Kyle and Lockhart. Dr A L Netery backs the project proposing monthly shoots in a league town and letters have been sent to member clubs calling a meeting to finalize plans.
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Austin
Tex
Central Texas League of Gun Clubs
San Marcos
Taylor
Georgetown
Kyle
Lockhart
A. L. Netery
Vacation Order Hits 4000 Money Shop Workers
Director Ralph of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing announced that every plate printer must take 18 days furlough in the next three months due to a lack of funds. The money sheets produced will drop from 15 million to 5 million this year, affecting about 3100 employees and likely increasing dirty notes in circulation.
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Washington, D. C
Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congress
Bureau
Office of
The
United States Treasury
Arkansas delegation seeks higher funds for Red River improvement
A group of Arkansas businessmen urged the Senate commerce committee to boost general improvement funds for the lower Red River. An amendment by Senator Sheppard to the rivers and harbors bill would set aside 100000 dollars yearly for this work. The delegation, including Dr. N. H. Y. Man C. S. Christian M. C. Tilson and Henry Moore, pressed for more but offered no specific amount. Representatives Aswell and Atkins spoke for Louisiana interests.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Commerce Committee
Red River
Sheppard
Arkansas
N. H. Y. Man
C. S. Christian
M. C. Tilson
Henry Moore
Aswell
Atkins
Louisiana
Scrofula Skin Troubles Mentioned With Hood's Sar-saparilla
Among the manifestations of scrofula are facial and body eruptions plus inflamed eyelids sore ears and muscle wasting. Hood's Sar saparilia is promoted as a remedy to cleanse the blood and build the system.
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Hood
Great Medicine
Senators Seek Limits on Mail Frank Privileges
In Washington on April 1 Senator Robinson of Arkansas introduced a bill to cap senatorial mail privileges at 600 dollars per year. The day’s Senate session also debated a contingent expenses measure to cap official messages at 60 dollars per senator, with Kenyon proposing a no-wire message ban that failed due to no quorum. the vote count reached 35.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Committee
Kenyon
No title available
A fragment notes a measure falling short of passage by nearly six votes, indicating it did not pass by a narrow margin and left supporters short of the threshold.
Mayes May Resign Doubt Over Holding Two Posts
April 1 Austin Texas Lieutenant Governor Will H Mayes accepted the dean position of journalism at the University of Texas The governor doubts resignation is needed since no salary is attached while the attorney general argues he could not draw pay from both roles Looney notes no constitutional obstacle but no salary from either office if held concurrently Mayes brings 15 years of newspaper experience and has led national and state press associations.
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Mayes
Texas
Looney
National Editorial Association
Texas Press Association
Resignation of Nueces Hotel Manager Takes Effect
CORPUS CHRISTI Tex April 1 The resignation of W A Roach man as manager of the Nueces hotel became effective today J J Nix an official of the hotel company who has been actively identified with the management of the place will con-
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Corpus Christi
Tex
W. A. Roachman
Nueces Hotel
J. J. Nix
Fr. Advokes Perfection Lard Patent Notation
An issue note states Fr. Adv. announces perfection lard designation amid references to J. H. Hopkins and a succession to Mr. Roachman. The item hints at entitlement and urging request for compliance within capacity terms.
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J. H. Hopkins
Issiutant Aee
Roachman
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Shiny Hair
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage cleanses the scalp, stops itching, and promotes hair growth. The tea like preparation is sold in bottles at drug stores and promises a healthy, glossy finish after application with a sponge or cloth.
Norwell real estate boom aims to lure buyers to Texas town
Townsite Department reports surging Norwell lot sales with unusually low preliminary prices. Lots measure 50x140 residential and 25x90 25x140 business plots priced under 73 dollars, with 20 percent down and one cent monthly payments, cash 10 percent. Projected price hike after May 4 expected to boost demand as rail extension reaches McMullen county.
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Norwell
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