Treaty Tariff Revision Rivalry and Reciprocity Debate
Washington April 3 chairman Underwood says tariff revision schedules will be ready by next week. Wool and life necessities to be cut. southern lawmakers push free cotton ties bagging. meat and game on free list. Democrats back Canadian reciprocity, with no delay expected. Public notices cite stray horses and mules after a fire. CARTER MULLALY TRANSFER CO. to be notified.
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Washington, D. C
Underwood
Ways and Means Committees
Taft
Canada
Cisewoes
Committee On
Clark
American Tariff Protective League
Health Leader at Fort Sam Houston Plans Growth
Col Henry P Birmingham is chief sanitary officer at Fort Sam Houston. He has built four field hospitals and four ambulance companies, with 86 assistant surgeons and 22 National Guard medical officers expected. No disease currently at the camp, but vaccination of about 10,000 men against typhoid proceeds under his supervision.
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Henry P. Birmingham
Fort Sam Houston
University of Michigan
Birmingham
Choice corner on Avenue D ideal site for a apartment house
Listing notes a corner on Avenue D as an ideal site for an apartment house with a price of ten thousand five hundred dollars. The brief notice emphasizes location and value for developers seeking residential construction opportunities.
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Avenue D
Laurel Heights
Jealous Husband's Victim Dies Singing Sacred Song
John P. Bramhall a Metropolitan claim agent shot William E. Hagan in Independence Missouri. Bramhall arraigned for second degree murder bail set at 15000 he returned to Richmond with his son awaiting next court date. Hagan died in University hospital while singing Jesus Lover of My Soul.
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Kansas City
John P. Bramhall
Metropolitan Street Railway
William E. Hagan
Independence
Hagan
Bramhall
Richmond
University Hospital
Jesus
Frank M. Lowe
Hall's Texas Wonder Kidney and Rheumatic Remedy
Advertisement touts Hall's Texas Wonder claiming cures for kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble. Promises 60 days of treatment for $1 per bottle with testimonials and distribution through Dr. E. W. Hall in St. Louis.
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Hall
Texas
BE. W. Hall
Olive Ree
St. Louis
Johnson Very Low at Cleveland White House
Trom L. Johnson lies in a semiconscious state at the White House in Cleveland O hovers between life and death as family members are admitted one by one to bid farewell Newton D Baker told reporters Johnson is very very low and may not survive the night
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Cleveland
Trom L. Johnson
White House
Goodby
Newton D. Baker
People's Party Plans Include Ward Tours
Reports of ward progress were presented at a city hall meeting led by Mayor Callaghan with candidates and ward chairmen of the People's Party ticket. Plans for thorough ward canvassing, upcoming headquarters opening on North Presa Street, and a Wednesday ward tour in the First Ward led by Alderman Lambert were announced.
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Callaghan
Peoples’ Party
City Hall
A. I. Lockwood
John Wickeland
M. E. Buckley
Ray Lambert
D. J. Moran
Ernest Dietzmann
Gustav Giesecke
Thad Smith
E. G. Koerps
Albert Rine
William L. Richter
Sam C. Spindle
North Presa Street
Lambert
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Mothers
Rest and health column promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming decades of use by millions of mothers. It asserts it soothes children during teething, softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea. The ad urges requesting the product by name and warns not to use other kinds, price twenty five cents per bottle.
Free Speech League Formed in Albany to Protect Public Expression
Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo Leonard Abbott son of Rev Ly man Abbott and Lincoln Steffens joined to form the Free Speech league in Albany. The group seeks judicial construction of the U S Constitution and the greatest liberty compatible with others and aims to prevent government censorship of verbal public expressions.
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Albany
N. Y
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Leonard Abbott
Lyman Abbott
Lincoln Steffens
Free Speech League
United States
Fire destroys hotel Dalton and several buildings
A Dalton special from Atlanta dated April 8 reports a nighttime blaze that levels the Hotel Dalton and damages additional structures. The total loss is estimated at $300,000.
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Dalton
Atlanta
Opposition 10 Administration Gains Strength Across City
Citizens ticket forces report growing sentiment for the entire slate as ward chairs and campaigns unite to renew efforts. A mass meeting at Beethoven hall on April 12 aims to ratify the ticket with speeches by Judge J. E. Webb and others, as precincts prepare canvasses and organize clubs.
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Ward
Erie
Frost
J. E. Webb
F. C. Davis
A. M. Scholz
J. F. Gallagher
August Biesenbach
Ernest Steves
D. J. Woodward
A. H. Jones
Paul Meerscheidt
Amado Gutierrez
Sam Belden
Charles A. Trojlo
Campaign meeting plans outlined for Third Ward officials
Colonel Thomas H. Rees and other division leaders gather at Voeltz hall to discuss city finances and campaign issues. Beethoven hall hosts a mass meeting followed by ward and precinct rallies led by ward chairmen and secretaries across seven wards with detailed precinct lines listed.
Rain Boosts Prospects in Jour donton Area
Representative R. R. Smith of Jour donton, in town on business, reported that nearly two inches of rain fell yesterday. He says the rainfall materially improves crop and cattle prospects in the region.
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R. R. Smith
Jourdonton
Militia Leaders Henry Hutchins and Col York Visit City
Adjutant General Henry Hutchins and Col. York of the state militia arrive in the city on a visit from Austin. The pair are reported to review local defense arrangements and meet civic leaders.
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Henry Hutchins
Col. York
State Militia of
City
Ustin
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Slayer
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R. E. Dinwiddie
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William H. Wells
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H. W. Aren
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Thomas H. Reese
West Point
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