Sulzer Denies Japan Tie to Texas Troop Move
William Sulzer of New York, head of the House foreign affairs committee, rejects the rumor of Japanese involvement in the Texas troop deployment. He urges full publicity of the denial and says Americans must unite on foreign policy. The piece notes Wilson's Mexico City dispatch and Taft's cautious authorization to keep troops near Mexico for quick action if needed.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
Texas
William Sulzer
New York
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Junta
San Antonio
Sulzer
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mr. Sulzer
Wilson
Mexico City
Pekin
Taft
Wood
Mexico
Congress
Blow to Bailey Doctrine in Democratic Caucus Endorsement
The Democratic caucus endorsed a bill for free raw materials, drawing sharp contrast with Senator Bailey's doctrine. Texas Democrats, excited by the move, expect passage in the House but fear its fate in the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Henry
Committee On Rules
Bailey
Senate
Debate on Reciprocity Declares House Attention
Washington April 17 debate on the Canadian reciprocity agreement continued to hold the house. Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania led the opposition with the minority report of the Ways and Means Committee awaiting submission. Senate activity was light with adjournment anticipated until Thursday.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Slapping Case In Police Court Redefined
Judge Buckley rules that a blow on a wagon rider counts as assault and battery not just a slap. Robert Kennedy, charged after striking Ned Coe during a dispute over wagon stand on East Commerce Street, faced a $10 police blotter penalty. The testimony described a forceful hit that knocked Coe off the wagon and dislocated his shoulder blade.
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Buckley
Robert Kennedy
Ned Coe
South
East Commerce Street
Coe
Kennedy
Jedge
Uncle Coe
Grove's Tonic: Malaria remedy and appetite loss relief
Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic advertised as a malaria remedy and system builder for both adults and children. The price is listed as 60 cents.
City News Ladies' Auxiliary Easter Hall Event
The T N Ladies' auxiliary hosts an Easter hall program at Eagle hall on April 20, 1911 featuring Artzt music.
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T. N. Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Regular meeting notices for Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen circle
Regular meeting of Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen circle Tuesday afternoon at 3 pm. Special joint meeting of all groves Wednesday afternoon at 8 pm. All members urged to attend. Ray Toomey. B Rees, Clerk.
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Myrtle Grove
Woodmen Circle
All Groves
Ray Toomey
B. Rees
Doctor Chas K Garring Advertises Office
Osteopathic physician Dr Chas K Garring lists office at 204 Gunter Building with old telephone number 8439 for patient appointments and inquiries.
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J. Harvey Moore
State Institution For the Blind
American Medical College At
St. Louis
Gunter Office Building
Houston and
St. Mary's Streets
Chas. K. Garring
Gunter Building
Garden Stables Advertises Livery and Hacks
Garden Stables offers hacks cabs and high class livery services with contact by phone 212.
Geise Cafe Opens on East Houston Street Near Alamo Plaza
Otto Geise formerly of Scholz restaurant announces the Geise Cafe at 518 East Houston Street near Alamo Plaza. The new spot offers clean, up-to-date surroundings and excellent service, with appreciation for patrons' support.
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Otto Geise
Scholz Restaurant
Geise
East
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Pr Fairfield Dentist Moves to Gibbs Building
Dentist Pr Fairfield relocates to the Gibbs building and continues practice. Old phone listed as 1268.
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Pr. Fairfield
Gibbs
Auto Tire Protector Ad Promises Chain-Free Winter
Demonstration prompts use of 20th Century Tire Protector to avoid chains. Advertisement lists phone 1580 and location 312 Gibbs Building for Auto Tire Protector Co.
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Auto Tire Protector Co
Gibbs
Powers Injured While Riding Near Avenue A
A. D. Powers was thrown from a horse a few blocks from his home on Avenue A yesterday afternoon. He lay semi conscious for moments before recovering enough to return home. Doctors expect a speedy recovery.
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A. PD
Adams 120 Losoya Adopts New Phone Number
Signs or cards this way for Adams at 120 Losoya with a new phone listed as 848. The notice directs readers to contact for services or purchases.
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Adams
Losoya
Royal Achates Ball Set At Turner Hall
Attend the Royal Achates ball at Turner Hall Tuesday evening April 18 with admission of 25 cents.
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Turner Hall
Reckless Driving Charge Against Joe Massey Alleged
Police court records show Joe Massey faces a recklessly operating an automobile charge filed by Policeman Martin. The alleged traffic violation occurred on April 15 at Alamo Plaza. The case was postponed to tomorrow's corporation court hearing.
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Joe Massey
Martin
Alamo Plaza
Corporation Court
Olive Grove W C Members Meet in Joint Session
Attention W C Members of Olive grove will meet in joint session with other groves Wednesday April 19 3 p m at W O W hall. Program and refreshments.
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W. C
Olive Grove
W. O. W. Hall
Border Violations Sparse in Judge Burns Hearing
Judge Waller S. Burns of the United States district court heard a border case with few violations noted. The proceedings focused on compliance and potential remedies, with no major breaches presented and the judge addressing next steps.
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United States
Waller S. Burns
Houston and Judge Lock McDaniels Pass Through City
Prosecution leader Judge Lock McDaniels and Houston officials went through town en route to Laredo where federal court convenes today. He says few neutrality law violations are expected in his district with only one case reported at Laredo and about six at Brownsville awaiting grand jury action.
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Houston
Lock McDaniels
Laredo
Turner is Sentenced in Burglary Cases
John Turner alias John Hinds, a British seaman, was convicted of burglary in two cases and sentenced this morning to two terms of two years each, but the court fixed them to run cumulating so that only two years remain to be served. Hinds asked for a quick resolution and appeared at the Thirty-seventh District court for sentencing.
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Turner
John Turner
John Hinds
Hinds
Thirty-seventh District Court
Goggan Breach of Contract Suit Opens in District Court
In the thirty seventh district court this morning Mike Goggan sues Thomas Goggan and Bro for breach of contract with damages sought. The case is expected to take several days to try before a jury.
Grand Jury In Session With District Attorney Back
The grand jury reassembled this morning and will be in session possibly a day or two before reporting. District Attorney I. C. Baker is with the body and has recovered fully from a recent illness that had kept him home.
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I. C. Baker
The Piper at San Antonio Female College
A performance titled The Piper is presented tonight at San Antonio Female College with admission priced at 35 cents.
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San Antonio Female College
Forgery Suspect George Scho Ber Arrested
George Scho ber is accused of forgery and was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Feliciano Flores. He is currently held in the county jail.
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George Schober
Feliciano Flores
Three Men Arrested on Vagrancy Charge
Patrick A Sullivan George Harper and John McDonald were arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Tobin and Deputy Flores. They are in the county jail on vagrancy charges.
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Patrick A. Sullivan
George Harper
John McDonald
Tobin
Flores
Divorces Filed in Two District Courts This Morning
Two divorce actions were filed this morning. George Bolstetter against Annie Bolstetter in the Thirty-seventh District Court and A W Lane against Sallie Lane in the Forty fifth District Court.
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George Bolstetter
Annie Bolstetter
Thirty-seventh
A. W. Lane
Sallie Lane
Hall's Texas Wonder Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Hall's Texas Wonder as a quick and permanent solution for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It invites testimonials and lists Dr. E W Hall at 2926 Olive St St. Louis Missouri as the author and notes druggists sell the remedy.
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Hall
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
We Guarantee All Work Claim by New York Star Dye Works
A short promotion from New York Star Dye Works asserts guaranteed workmanship and suggests customers verify with their cleaner on service quality. The note emphasizes confidence in cleaning results and invites inquiries.
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New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Vibes With Old Timey Tiredness
An advertisement copy urges readers to take Hood's Sarssaparilla when they feel tired or worn out, using a period-typical health tonic tone.
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Hood
Stabbed Several Times With Dagger
Guillermo Serda, 25, lies in a city hospital after being stabbed multiple times on Matameoras street around 10 PM. Doctors say a back wound beneath the shoulder blade could prove fatal today. Police seek Cipriano Guzman, with his father and brother detained as accomplices.
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Guillermo Serda
Matameoras Street
Cipriano Guzman
Guzman
Jerome Barloco
Casanova
Serda
Matamoras Street
Pecos Street
Elmendorf
Virginia farmer's failed reaping with revolving hooked sickles
A Virginia farmer in 1814 tried a revolving hooked sickle method for grain, failed, repeated in 1831 and again failed, then gave up. His persistence inspired his son Cyrus H. McCormick who later perfected the reaper and achieved success.
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Virginia
Cyrus H. McCormick
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ends Teething Troubles
A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a sixty year trusted remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea in babies claiming the syrup is harmless and available for twenty five cents a bottle with a suggestion to ask for the product by name.
Spring Opens as New York Star Dye Works Returns
The New York Star Dye Works resumes operations this spring, signaling renewed activity for the local textile industry and employment opportunities as plants reopen under new season schedules.
Defense of Woman No Excuse For Affray
Henry Fest and Juan Cervantez were arraigned in the police court on a South Camal street affray. Fest claimed he acted to defend a woman Dora Tores from attack. the judge fined both men six dollars and Fest filed notice of appeal.
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Henry Fest
Juan Cervantez
Buckley
South Camal Street
Salilway
Cervantez
Dora Tores
Fest
Salliway
German suffragists press for equal address of women
The suffragists argue that a man is called Mister regardless of marriage and demand the same respectful treatment for all women of age. No distinction between married and single women should be made, addressing all as equals.
Romanoff Dynasty to Celebrate 300 Years in Russia
Rus sian czar plans a cantata and opera to mark three centuries of the Romanoff family. Poet Kologrigova tasked with writing the book for the cantata and opera, detailing the rise and deeds of the dynasty. Royal director Ipoliton Ivanoff to compose music for both works.
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Russia
Kologrigova
Ipoliton Ivanoff
Royal
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