Southwest Texas institute to gather for annual teachers' conference
More than 2000 teachers will attend the fifteenth annual Southwest Texas institution in San Antonio from September 1 to 6. Main sessions and registration are at the Municipal Auditorium, with joint meetings at First Baptist and First Presbyterian churches, Main Avenue High School, and St Mark's Educational Building. Noted educators from several universities will speak on education and industrial topics.
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Southwest Texas Instituten
San Antonio
B. W. Hartley
San Antonio Schoola
Inatitute
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Main Avenue
St. Mark's
Hartley
A. Arnold
William A. Reayis
University of Chicago
Edward Alnworth Hoss
University of Wisconsin
Clifford Woodly
University of Afichipon
John Ull
University of Aletauri
A. G. Crabb
Peabody ‘Teachers’ College
Nashville
Tenn
J. , Henderson
University of ‘Texas
Ima L. Kuykendall
Gracea
Worth
Jaypervision
Pinelor
Sndastelal Education
Austin
B. L. Williams
Industrial Education Department
Texas A
Mm, College
Main
J. F. Johnson
Frairie Lea
Murahell BM. Johnston
E. W. Kee
Gonzales
RU. Marm
Savina
Saatholf
Medias Counts
d_ * Bien
Seguio
J. É. Swift
Wilson County
Main Avenue High School
Douglas High School
South Hackberry Street
Twelve Hurt in French Striker Clash at Ha Lovir Menin
Twelve people were injured last night at the frontier town of Halovir Menin when striking dexie workers stoned others remaining at work. French and Belgian gendarmes intervened to restore order.
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Rolbalk
France
Halovir Menin
Wall Street 'Wolf' Sought by Sheriff in Stock Death Probe
New York August 6 Deputy sheriffs armed with a civil warrant pursued David Lamar known as the Wall Street Wolf in connection with stock devilment charges. Authorities seek Lamar as the case unfolds across financial circles in the city.
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Wall Street
New York
David Lamar
Wall of Wall
Extortioner Sentenced Five Years In Folsom Prison
Harry Melosh was convicted of extorting $35 from wealthy Abe Morris and threatening death. In Los Angeles today he received a five year prison term in the Superior Court, with the verdict handed down by Universal Aarrles.
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Universal
Angeles
Harry Melosh
Wzaler
Abe W. Morrig
Folsom
Submarine Fleet Expansion Proposed by General Board
Washington reports the general board will urge construction of 20 to 23 large submarines in its next congressional report. The plan aims to boost both defense and offense capabilities for the Navy in the fiscal year 1898 era.
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Washington, D
Anyr General Board
Congress
Big
Lundgren Off On Flight Tony
Amarillo Texas Aug 3 UP Ifed Lundgren Hollywood flier trying to circle the world in 200 hours took off at 6 am toll for a non stop flight to New York. He expected to reach New York in 13 hours and landed in Amarillo at 8 30 pm yesterday delaying by strong head winds. Lundgren was joined by Charley Beilera as co pilot and expected to be joined in New York by Noger Willems for the transatlantic fight.
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Texas
Lundgren
Hollywood Flier
Hers
Tolly
New York
Hoe
Amarillo
Kansas City
Wiids
Soh of Wagner laid in catafalque in Bayreuth
In Bayreuth, Soh of Wagner, composer Richard Wagner, was laid in catafalque in the royal cemetery attended by Arturo Toscanini and Karl Muck. A death mask was made of the late musician's son soon after his death. ceremony set for Friday at noon beside his grandfather.
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Bayreuth
Germany
Siegfried Wagner
Richard Wagner
Catafalque
Arturo Toscanini
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Reston Symphony Orchestra
Erauz Ydset
Masician
New York Fire Department transfers 270 inspectors over lax reports
In New York City the fire department shifts 270 inspectors to other districts for lax reporting of stills. Only 100 stills were reported in the last three months, Commissioner Deegan says he has received many complaints. Stills are treated as a fire hazard.
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New York
Fonement House Department
Deegan
Forty Women Pay for Jobs Then Employer Vanishes
Chicago August 6 Forty young women and police seek George J Wilson who advertised a need for an assistant in a loop office. Forty applicants paid five dollars each and were promised bonds to assure appearance next morning. None found Wilson or work.
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Chicago
George J. Wilson
Wilson
Bla Loop
Pride
Marshall Field's Wife Wins Nevada Divorce
Reno reports Mrs. Beclyn Marshall Field obtained a divorce from Norshall Flat 111, descendant of a famed merchant, at a secret hearing held yesterday.
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Marshall Field
Nev
Beclyn Marshall Field
Norshall
Chiraxo
Rio Grande Treaty Goms Report On Boundary Plan
The International Boundary Commission, in session a month, completed a study of a proposed straightening of the Rio Grande from El Paso to Quitman Canyon and offered no recommendations. The plan would adjust land on both sides of the border. Recommendations await Mexican and American approval to form a treaty and begin private land sales and river works once consent is granted.
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Mexico City
Aus
International Boundary Commission
Lay
Rio Grande
el Paso
Quitman Canyon
Hawaii Avocados Cleared as Diseased by University
Sacramento August, plans to seek federal court prosecution. State Agricultural Director George H. Hecke revealed a consignment of Hawaiian crown avocados infested by the Mediterranean fruit fly has been intercepted by San Francisco quarantine officers.
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Servene
Sacramento
Caril
George H. Hecke
San Freancisco
Bicyclist Pleads Not Guilty After Drunk Ride
In Washington D C Paul G Paleux of New York faced a court on a charge of riding a bicycle while drunk. He spoke seven languages in court before the magistrate admitted the plea in English was the one he understood.
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