Carnival 10 Ends In Wight Of Revelry In San Antonio
The carnival winds down with a 8 pm Procession of Products along Avenue D and an 8:30 pm Carnival Ball at Beethoven hall. King Cotton rides a giant cotton ball in the parade and leads the grand march at the ball where Queen and court are featured. Police ban fetters like confetti and slapsticks while revelers enjoy a festive night until midnight.
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Avenue D
San Antonio
King Cotton
Ceres
Texas
Beethoven Hall
Knights of Omala
Bean
Fred Hummert
Richard Friedrich
J. F. Fentiman
F. M. Gloeckner
Adolf Grasso
Capt. H. Karber
Richard Erler
Ernest Steves
Weather Summary For Major Cities In The U S
Local forecast notes increasing cloudiness for San Antonio. St Louis reports 42 degrees and northeast winds. Chicago 42 with a gentle lake breeze. Milwaukee 36 with cold winds. St Paul 36 with light east wind and possible showers. Duluth 38 with northwest wind and possible showers. Kansas City 50 with possible showers. New York 42 with east wind and clearing. Boston 38 with chilly northeast wind and falling temps. Washington 46 with rain and northeast wind trending to clearing.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Milwaukede
ST. Paul
Duluth
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Health of Troops Establishes Record at Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston reports an extraordinary health record with drill-ground sickness at 1.60 percent vs home posts four percent. Measles cause some illness. some recruits bring diseases. several accidents involve cavalry, mules, and horses. The division numbers nearly 13,000 with more recruits expected. full war strength will take weeks. A review shows about 8,500 men in line. no artillery or sanitary troops in view. First Curtiss and Wright aeroplane tests set for next Monday with rule board finalizing fairness and no anticipated flight difficulties.
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Fort Sam Houston
Birmingham
Austin Road
Squier
Signal Corps
Messrs
Ely
Coffyn
Champ Clark Invited to Visit Philippines
The Philippines invite Champ Clark and other Democratic House members to visit the islands as guests of the Filipinos. Dispatch from Sergio Osmena to Quezon says such a visit would show hospitality and support for Filipino independence and strengthen ties with the United States.
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Washington
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Philippines
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Assembly
Mr. Quezon
Sergio Osmena
Assembly
Philippine Islands
America
Candidates Meet Tonight At Frost Building Headquarters
The Citizens ticket committees and ward precinct chairmen will meet in the Frost building tonight for a strictly business session to plan campaign actions and arrange future meetings and activities.
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Citizens
Frost Building
NARUWARE Hardware Meet Set in San Antonio
One of the greatest industrial conventions will convene next Wednesday morning in the St Anthony hotel auditorium. The Southern Hardware Jobbers association and the American Hardware Manufacturers association will hold a three day session with 500 to 600 delegates expected from many states. John Donnan arrived to organize plans as John Donnan serves as secretary treasurer.
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San Antonio
Southern Hardware Jobbers’ Association
St. Anthony Hotel
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
John Donnan
Donnan
Potomac
Rio Grande
Virginia
Texas
Oklahoma
United States
Irona and Steels
Chamber of Commerce
North
East
Big Iron and Steel
Carnegie Steel Company
W. L. Sanford
Sherman
Tex
C. H. Ireland
Greensborough
Nec
J. A. Summers
Johnson City
Tenn
Richmond
W. A. Parker
Atlanta
J. Moore
Birmingham
Ala
St. Joshleman
New Orleans
F. & Heitmann
Houston
G. H. Jantz
New York
F. D. Mitchell
Leaves City to Escape Fine
Judge Buckley fined G. F. Pitzinger 50 dollars for vagrancy at police court. The defendant pled guilty and asked to leave the city. Buckley said he would suspend judgment if the chief of police confirms the defendant has departed.
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Buckley
G. F. Pitzinger
Had $125 in Pocket But He's Vagrant
Andreas Gujardo, 30, arrested at a carnival crowd, found with $125. Judge Buckley ruled no proof of vagrancy. Gujardo testified he earned the money in Mexico and came to seek work. A $5 fine was assessed.
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Buckley
Andreas Gujardo
King
Gujardo
John O’connor
Mexico
Suicide by Husband Shocks Hot Springs Couple
William Black of Kansas, married three weeks, killed himself by leaping from a buggy into the Ouachita River near Gardner's bridge, while his wife watched. He had issued two bad checks earlier and fled indebtedness before the ride. The river was in flood and the body was not recovered.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Democrat
Hot Springs
William Black
Kansas
Black
Gardner's Bridge
Ouashita
Great Docks for London Begin Improvement Plan
London starts the first installments to reform its port under government control. South Albert dock will cost about 12 million dollars, measure 1000 by 110 feet, depth 48 feet, with an 850 foot entrance and 65 acre water area. A new 1000 by 110 by 38 foot dry dock will also be built, while the Thames may be straightened by relocating docks.
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Associated Press
London
London Authority
Liverpool
Southampton
South Albert Dock
Texas State Realty Association Organized in San Antonio
More than 125 real estate dealers from Houston Dallas Fort Worth Austin and other towns met at the San Antonio Real Estate Exchange to organize the Texas State Realty association. A 251 member start was planned with officers to be elected this afternoon.
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Texas State Realty Association
San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Sutherland Springs
Midlothian
San Antonio Exchange
San Antonio
Taylor
Temple
Port Lavaca
Laredo
B. F. Nicholson
Local Exchange
R. G. Callahan
W. A. Hill
Minor Stewart
William M. Woodal
Temple Commercial Club
State Association of Commercial Pe
Fort Sam
Hot Wells
Big Crowd Passes With Few Disturbances On City Streets
About 150000 people filled the streets last night as police reported only minor incidents. Underwood and James Underwood fought on a Houston street car corner after a bumping incident. Underwood found not guilty while the black man paid a $10 fine. C Harris, 35, Sanreos resident, was fined $10 for assault on unknown persons after complaints of rough conduct by several women. Ida Jackson Houston was fined $10 for boisterous abusive language on a street car.
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John Unerwoody
James Save Pekro
Houston
Redad
Underwood
BE. Harris
Sanreos
Houston Street
C. Sinclair
Ida Jackson Houston Negress
Lane Returns from Waco Prohibition Rally
Controller Lane reports from Waco that pros are sanguine about carrying Texas at the July 22 election. He attended the prohibition rally and returned to Austin today.
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Lane
Waco
Austin
Tex
Madero Orders Parley for Armistice in Mexico
General Madero told an Associated Press interview he does not demand Díaz’s immediate resignation for peace. He seeks an honorable, just settlement, proposing a four to five day armistice from Juarez to Chihuahua to secure terms and prevent renewed fighting. Villa endorses the stance, noting officers will not continue rebellion without fair terms.
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Associated Press
Madero
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Diaz
Pancho Villa
Villa
Gomez
Juarez
Chihuahua
Armistice Near in Mexico Clash Over Juarez Zone
Peace commission says Madero agrees to delay attack on Juarez for negotiations if government stops troop movements toward Juarez. Dr Gomez reports Madero awaiting Mexico City reply and a truce is likely. Headlines note U S border tension and Diaz era style diplomacy.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Madero
Juarez
Mexico
Peace Commission
Gomez
Washington
Texas
United States
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General Madero
Gonzales Garza
Senor de la Barra
Mexico City
Senor Limantour
Zamacona
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Ashington
Douglas
Gomes
Taft
Dickinsor
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