Democrats Stand United In Sixty-Second Congress Review
Champ Clark declares Democrats and insurgents united in passing constructive legislation during the extraordinary session. He cites reciprocity, wool and cotton bills, popular election of senators, and publication of campaign costs, while noting cabinet members lobbied to sustain the presidents vetoes and predicting a strong 1912 showing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Clark
House
Senate
Congress
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Re House
Wickersham
Hitchcock
War Stimson
Commerce and
Labor Nagel
Mann
Canada
Panama Canal
Alaska
Tariff Board
Graham-Stewart 2B Graham Dies at 22 in Memphis
Obituary notes 22 year old Graham died after a lingering illness at 324 Florida Street. Survived by sister Octavia and brother Arthur. Shelly and Loring to prepare the body for burial, with interment in Memphis Tennessee.
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Graham
Stewart
Florida Street
Octavia
Arthur
Shelly
Help Needed by Excessive Drinkers
An afternoon gathering of club women discusses the struggle of quitting alcohol. The Neal Treatment for the Drink Habit is promoted as a physician administered vegetable remedy with no injections, claiming rapid relief and no disclosure of guests’ identities at Neal Institutes in Dallas and Houston.
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Neal
Neal Institutes
Texas Neal Institutes
Richardson Ave
Dallas
Pease Ave
Houston
Taft's Capitol Arrival and Adjournment Scenes
Impromptu reception for Taft at the capitol as the session ends. Taft plans a trip to Rochester and Beverly for rest before a cross country tour. Senate members depart gradually with many leaving for summer homes and duties as the adjournment nears.
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Tariff Board
Taft
Capitol
Senate
Rochester
N. Y
Beverly
Mass
Sherman
Utica
Clark
West
Dix to Welcome G A R Veterans in Rochester Tonight
Governor Dix will formally welcome Union veterans to Rochester for the forty fifth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Affiliates opened business sessions and several reunions are planned as the national council of administration meets.
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Rochester
N. Y
Grand Army of the Republic
Dix
National Council of Administration
Wanderer John Vasquez Delirious Patient Leaves Monterey Home
Delirious 45 year old John Vasquez of Monterey street wandered from his home between 4 and 5 am in fever and weakness. He may have entered brush and be in danger. a search by police and relatives followed after he left without hat or shoes.
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John Vasquez
Monterey Street
Vasquez
Inspecting Katy Rail Line Under Texas Railroad Laws
Chief Engineer Parker of the Texas railroad commission, with Missouri Kansas & Texas officials, toured the Katy system aboard a three car special train at 8:30 this morning. The party rode mostly on the platform to inspect physical properties. Parker will file a written report for the commission. Accompanying officials were A D Bethary vice president and general manager Dallas C M Bryant assistant general manager and chief engineer Alex Atcheson, all road officials.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Parker
Commission
The
Missouri
Kansas & Texas Railroad
Texas
City to Approve July Salaries At Adjourned Meeting
Warrants prepared and signed by Acting Mayor Richter await council approval. The adjourned meeting set for tomorrow at 4 pm to pass the salary appropriation for all city officials and employees for July. Lipscomb plans to attend to break payroll deadlock while others seek to authorize warrants and payment.
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Richter
Hummel
W. L. Richter
Joel A. Lipscomb
City Council to vote on July salary appropriation
Council planned a 4 pm session tomorrow to approve an ordinance funding July salaries for city officials and employees. Alderman Lipscomb delayed by breakdown en route from Fort Davis prompted adjournment to allow his vote. Alderman Boynton challenged minutes noting a zoo fee resolution. mayor replied on legality and park policy.
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Boynton
Steve
Trades Council
Board of Health
Morton Alley
Fairplay
Roosevel Avenues
Florida Street
Labor Street
Plan Street
Soledad Street
Houston
Romana Streets
Houston Street
Santa Rey Avenue
Medina Street
R. F. Klet
Frank C. Smith
C. M. Hocker
Jacob Kuhn
J. D. Fusse
William B. Hamilton
R. D. Barclay
William Semme Otto Schimpff
H. F. Herndon
Joel A. Lipscoml
Manvermann
Lipscomb
Fort Davis
Zoological Garden
San Pedro Park
Callaghan
Alderman Boynton
Coun
Zoo ownership in San Antonio to be resolved by court order
The council plans sale or relocation of the Pedro Park Zoo. Judge Shook must issue an order to sell or move the property. Administrator Terrell has lined up negotiations with I. S. Horne and a private mover. the zoo requires about 1500 dollars yearly to operate.
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Terrell
Shook
S. Pedro Park
Hoever
Seven post offices to become postal savings banks
Washington dispatch notes that seven post offices were designated today to operate as postal savings banks with twenty first class and fifty second class posts. Among the first class offices named are El Paso and Houston Texas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nam
el Paso
Houston
Texas
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Marfa
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Council
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W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Bidg
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