Crane Attacks Senator Bailey at Lorena Picnic
Dallas man M. M. Craie told a Lorena picnic crowd that Bailey favored railroad interests and opposed reform bills. He claimed Bailey aided railroads in Congress, criticized his candor, and warned against accepting corporate favors, asserting voters will support ethical representatives.
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Dallas
Bailey
Lorena
Tex
Ian
M. M. Craie
Dalfis
Walley
Hailey
Senator Bailey
Hin
Texas
Congress
Fat
Crane
Stolen Mail Sacks Suppressions Fail in Train Heist
A Chicago report notes an attempted cover up of a robbery on a C. Q. train between Denver and Oxford with three red mail sacks of unidentifiable paper valued at $250,000. Officials and government agents struggle to quell the mystery as details remain scarce and elusive.
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Denver-Chicago
Chizago
Denver
Oxford
Neh
Retrecnas Don
Famous Viglinist Lost on Mont Blanc
New York, Ave 243. Francis Rea MacMillen, American viajipist, reported missing in the Alps while attempting Mont Blanc ascent. A cable advised he was lost several days ago and a party was searching for him. His brother Samuel MacMillen, former Chicago newspaper man, now in New York, received the telegram from Marianbad.
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New York, Ave
Francis Rea NecMillen
Alps
Samuel
MacMillen
Chicago
Marianbad
Francis
Mont Blanc
Hiya
Bar Women Legislators Passed by House Of Representatives
Aug 2 Wellington report notes a recently passed measure by the house enabling the selection of an upper house to include women as electors or delegates. The reform aims to broaden female participation in legislative roles and expands constitutional channels for women to influence governance.
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Wellington
Hone
Bumbury Paddock Named Harness Judge for International Fair
Familiar figure in racing, Captain Bumbury Paddock chosen by the race committee as paddock judge for the international fair. Chalman W. Imms joins him after a track visit to finalize stables setup. The committee shifts to a single $600 harness race, hoping to attract top harness horses and entries.
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Captain Rumilirty
Ghorse
Morris Brothers
Nniy
Kyle
Paddogls
Ashia
Bumbury
Chalman W. 1Mms
Vance
Interstate Booking Alliance
Chicago
Bickett
Sunline
Khe Bull
Jean
Marie Weitzman
Nomoli Colanman
Oliens
Snelty Clayton
Jemkins
Jasper
Ths
File
John OD. Ruhman
Alléltins
HANG WILLIAMS NO SAYS HIS LAWYER
Special to Phe Light. Austin Texas August 28 Attorney Bal Gordon of Beaumont is here today to see the governor on behalf of Harry Williams condemned to be hanged for the murder of W Williams. Williams was granted a respite to August 28 Gordon seeks commutation on grounds of his sanity.
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Austin
Tex
Bal Gordon
Beaumont
Harry Willams
Willams
Gordon
Lawson Says He Has Been Vindicated
Boston August 23 Themis W Lawson asserts vindication and argues that the financial century’s biggest Wall Street argument supports his view on President Roosevelt and policy. He references Newport and the White House in 1912 and calls for repeating his claims for public scrutiny.
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Lawson
Boston
Themis
W. Lawson
Piace
Provencetown
White House
Priett
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Time ripe for government control of telegraph lines
FW Cook a prominent San Antonio business man urges federal authorities to take a hand in the telegraph strike. He supports government ownership of telegraph lines and believes the telegraph service should be purchased and run by the government to ensure reliable mail and telegraph service nationwide. He says the current dispute harms business and warrants equitable settlement.
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F. W. Cook
San Antonio
Cook
San Anbnio Drug Company
Ebibn
Sontrot
Mr. Cooke
Com
Anderpuld
United States
Oranslal
New Districts for Carriers Ready
San Antonio post office plans two new carrier routes effective September 1 to handle rising business. Route one serves Missionfield residents via Roosevelt Avenue Mitchell Street Presa Street to the Southern Pacific track. Route two expands to Prospect Hill with a double daily delivery. Furniture for the two carriers not yet received, but work proceeds. The August business surge threatens overtaxed distribution, with weather and tourism increasing volume.
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Robert Medges
San Antonio
Cariers
Exiestan
Settice
Teresileits
Missionfield
Roosevelt Avenue
Mitchell Street
Atrest
Southern Pacific
Sekine
International Wind Great Northern
Prospect Hni
Hedgen
Local Weather For San Antonio And Vicinity
Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity reports a low of 76 and a high of 94 in the past 24 hours. Winds at 4 miles per hour in the morning. Weather office temperature record observed today compared to last year. Texan cotton region bulletin and general weather report are on page three.
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O'Glock
Weathar
Weather sUivenghent
Pleasanton Pursues Road Link Through Rail Plan
Pleasanton business leaders discussed building a railroad from San Antonio to Pleasanton via the Rio Grande valley. The Pleasanton delegation led by Chairman March urged San Antonio business men to back the project, envisioning a line through their town with local support and committee backing.
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Sat Antonio
Plinganton
Rio Grane
Business Men's Club
Tzens
Pleasanton
Business Met
WLC
Norton
J. W. Hunt
Ricks
J. Henry Smith
Williams
George M. Martin
Abernathy
T. FL. Richardson
J. KR. Dougherty
SB. Wollar
Alex Duvie
Charles Graebner
Nat M. Washer
Dial
March
Fvat
San Antonio
Myer Urges Army Canteen and Fort Brown Post Status
Gen Albert J Myer commander of the Department of Texas states in his annual War Department report for 1907 that the army canteen is needed and supports increased rations and bakery expansion at Fort Sam Houston. He notes Fort Brown should remain a garrisoned post and defends the Brownsville incident misattributions while detailing plans for machine gun detachments and improved logistics.
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Albert. I. Myer
Department of Texas
War Department
Pers
Samy Huston
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Drhaes
Trowtsville
Sia
Myer
Tiis Department
Tex
Oystery
Twentieifth Infantry
Brown
Fort Grown
Port Browns “Ly
Department of Agriculture
Fort Sam Houston
Myersi
Sant Houslon
Release of man and wife in habeas corpus case
In the forty fifth district court this morning Delmas Nunezera and his wife were discharged from custody. Their daughter remained in the custody of the Tiamane factory. They were held to answer the charge of contributing to the dependence of a dependent.
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Delmas Nunezera
Dairymen Quizz Health Board At City Hall Session
A lively morning meeting at City Hall brought Mayor Gallaghan, the health board, and about twenty five dairymen together to discuss new milk regulations. Dr H D Jarnitz spoke for the board while dairymen pressed for practical rules, especially on cooling and handling milk to prevent contamination and spoilage.
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City Hall
Ality. Coch Chamber
Gallaghan
Board of Health
H. D. Jarnitz
Bure
F. Hofteberg
Hertzberg
J. G. Terrell
Dr. Burg
Millkmen
Terrell
Herbert Count
Emnett
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Francis MacMillen
BAR Women Legislators
Fair Race Committee
Carr
Taft
Supt. Hedges
Wees
Pago Taree
Gen. Myer
Dairymen Quizz Health Board
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