Realty Dealers Endorse Laws Urged For Real Estate
A San Antonio district meeting of the State Real Estate Association and Realty Dealers endorsed Kansas blue sky and a real estate dealer registration law to be pushed at the next state legislature. John Richey was named to push the measures, with committees formed for auditing finance, colonization, civic improvement, and good roads as visitors toured San Antonio neighborhoods.
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State Real Estate Association
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
John R. Runk
Corpus Christi Real Estate Exchange
T. H. Barrow
Austin
S. W. White
van Horn
T. A. Simons
Beeville
District Association
State Association
John Richey
Texas
R. H. Wester
San Antonio Exchange
Southwest
J. R. Runk
N. S. Dickinson
R. B. Craig
J. L. Lytle
F. M. Edwards
The
E. P. Eastborn
Houston
S. Glenn Nichols
C. H. Stancliff
Col. C. P. Bowser
Dallas
C. A. Elman
J. T. Jones
Smithville
B. E. Norvell
Bay City
J. N. Adams
Fort Worth
Peyton Randell
Waco
A. Oswald
Beaumont
H. P. Street
Negroes Warned to Flee Campti La
In Creston Louisiana six miles from town negroes found a violent warning note read and run. When not vacating a mob fired into cabins causing no injuries but spreading fear. Negroes now housed at night for safety. Bull Dog Votes for Negro in Hughes West Virginia race noted by house committee report.
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Campti
Creston
Bull Dog
Washington
James A. Hughes
West Virginia
House
Hughes
Inaugurate Invasion of the Freight Field
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain lines launch a southwest freight campaign in Texas. J. W. Daniel will be based in San Antonio and J. E. Morris in Houston as soliciting freight agents. They join J. W. King and T. A. Helm in Houston street offices to boost Texas shipments and alleviate anticipated car shortages.
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Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Lines
Southwest
Texas
J. W. Daniel
Aill
San Antonio
J. E. Morris
Houston
Daniel
International & Great Northern
Iron Mountain
Houston Street
J. W. King
Morris
Islanders Favor Union With Greece From Icaria
Inhabitants of the Turkish island Icaria in the Aegean Sea proclaim independence from the Turkish government after Italian occupation and appeal European powers to unite with Greece or grant complete autonomy due to Turkish misrule.
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Athens
Greece
Nicaria
Icaria
Aegian Sea
Republican leader cites electoral map after vote preview
Chicago August 15 Charles D Hilles chairman of the republican national committee issued a statement claiming 34 states with 584 electoral votes for the Republican ticket and conceding 10 states with 114 electoral votes to the Democratic party He listed four states with 34 votes as doubtful and conceded no state to the progressives.
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Chicago
Ill
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National
Old Indian Cemetery May Not Be Removed
In Kansas City Missouri August 15 the house Indian affairs committee reported a bill to prohibit removal of the Huron cemetery in Kansas City Kansas. The Wyandotte sisters descendants of the tribe welcomed the move as protection for ancestral graves amid plans to sell the site for city improvements.
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Old Indian Cemetery
Kansas City
Washington
Indian Affairs Committee
House
Kansas
Conley
Old Indian Burying Ground
Miss Lydia B Conney Fails To Undo Supreme Court Action
The passage notes Lydia B Conney, a law student and admitted attorney, appeared before the U S Supreme Court seeking to rescind an order but did not succeed. Afterwards her sisters built a fort in a cemetery center and guarded it with shotguns for three years. The ground was granted to the Wyandotte Indians in the early 1850s.
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Lydia B. Conney
Supreme Court of the United States
Raid on Near Beer Saloons Reduces Supplies at Pass Christian
Sheriff Elmer and ten deputies raided near beer saloons in Pass Christian twenty miles from Biloxi. The operation seized beer wine and whiskey valued at about 2000 dollars. Several blind tigers were arrested in the action.
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Biloxi
Miss
Pass Christian
Elmer
Government to sue to dissolve Fl Yin butter board
United States District Attorney James H. Wilkerson will file suit within days to dissolve the Fl yin butter board of trade for Sherman act violations. The government alleges the board can fix prices across Kin gin territory and extending into a large surrounding region.
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Chicago
United States
James H. Wilkerson
Flyin Butter Board of Trade
the Tribune
Emergency Rations Sent to Island Inhabitants After Katmai Eruption
Alaska remains strained by Mount Katmai fallout. Ten tons of potatoes ordered from Seattle to Kodiak to combat potential scurvy. Agoniak Island recovering but will need winter rations. mainland settlers build Perry town at Ivanoff Bay in honor of Captain Perry for rescuing 500 people.
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Washington
Alaska
Mount Katmai
Kodiak Island
MacVeagh
Seattle
Agoniak Island
Ivanoff Bay
Perry
Revenue Cutter
Manning
Taft
Labor leaders weigh stance for coming presidential campaign
Atlantic City reports the American Federation of Labor executive council and building trades department in session. They plan to study various committee reports before deciding their political attitude for the upcoming presidential campaign.
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Atlantic City
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
Building Trades Department of
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Hilles
HM States
Williams
Br A. M. Fischer
MAY
Oust Butter Trust
Higin
Board of Trade
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