Women Asked to Aid Harvest Jubilee in San Antonio
A special Woman's club meeting discussed mobilizing city women's groups for the Harvest Jubilee exhibit. They explored forming a police women unit to assist travelers, supervise women prisoners, and aid those needing help, with a Houston model cited for cooperation across charities and uplift organizations.
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Harvest Jubilee Association
San Antonio
Woman’s Club
John B. Carrington
Jubilee Association
M. J. Bliem
Woman's Club
J. C. Love
Houston United Charities
Houston
United Charities
the Humane Society
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Ely
Recount in Detroit mayoral race looms after primaries
Incomplete returns from Michigan primaries show Amos P. Musselman leading Fred C. Martindale for the Republican gubernatorial nod. Detroit contests include Mayor William L. Thompson versus E. Jeffries with close margins and a recount likely. Prosecuting attorney Tough Shepherd wins in graft era battles.
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Detroit
Mich
Amos P. Musselman
Grand Rapids
Fred C. Martindale
Alfred Lucking
George P. Hummer
Holland
William L. Thompson
E. Jeffries
Thomas H. Lynch
William H. <. Hindle
Tough Shepherd
Blease Leads in Democratic Primary With Narrow Margin
In complete returns from yesterday's South Carolina state primary Governor Cole L. Blease leads Ira B. Jones by 677 votes with Blease 56 155 and Jones 55 478 and Duncan 1 932. About 25 000 votes remain which could overturn the result. If unchanged a second race may occur two weeks hence between Blease and Jones. Tillman is re-elected to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Cole L. Blease
Ira B. Jones
Blease
Jones
Duncan
Judge V Jones
Tillman
United States Senate
Chinese General Seeks U S Recognition of Republic
Gen Lan Tieng Wei representing the Chinese revolutionary movement arrived in Washington to press recognition of the Chinese republic by the United States. He is joined by Major Haou Kien Wu and will visit President Taft in Beverly before touring major U.S. cities.
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United States
Washington
Lan Tieng Wei
Chinese Revolutionary Movement
Legation
Lan
Haou Kien Wu
Beverly
Taft
China
Geographers Tour Chicago On Anniversary Visit
Forty four European geographers, guests of the American Geographical Society, toured Chicago as part of the society's sixtieth anniversary celebration. The visit includes plans for a journey to the Pacific coast.
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Chicago
Europe
United States
American Geographic Ty
The
Savants
Pacific Coast
Government Money Washing to Clean Currency Nationwide
Washington August 28 government money laundering work expands from one machine to a nationwide program. Port of new money washing machines to be purchased immediately and placed in treasuries across the United States to transform soiled currency into clean bills.
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Washington
United States
Soprano Elinore Cameron to Perform at the Grand
Miss Elinore Cameron Texas favorite soprano appears direct from Philadelphia Willowgrove concerts. She has graced San Antonio audiences before in New York high class productions. Feature film tells a pretty story with an intelligent horse named Don. Conductor No 786 Thanhauser picture rounds out today’s program.
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Grand Opera House
Elinore Cameron
Texas
Philadelphia
Willowgrove
Mandamus Sought Over Texas Book Permit
Governor Colquitt refuses to grant a new Texas permit to the American Book company in a dispute over licensing. A conference with the secretary of state and acting attorney general concluded the company must seek mandamus from the supreme court to assert its rights. The old company is defunct, and the new corporation faces licensure hurdles.
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Colquitt
Austin
Texy
American Book Company
Texas
Lightfoot
Old American Book Company
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Notable Visitors and Guests at San Antonio Hotels
A stream of travelers is listed staying at local hotels including Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McKenagle Jr from Dallas at the Menger, J. C. Seddell Jr of Gainesville at the Crockett, and J. F. Crocker of Los Angeles at the Menger. Other arrivals include L. B. Bennett, T. H. Miller and Sheriff E. H. Houchins of Hallettville visiting the Bexar, J. D. Davis of the Southwest Truck Growers association at the Gunter, and J. R. Long of Big Wells at the Savoy. Multiple registrations at the St. Anthony and other hotels are noted for attendees of the Truck Growers Association meeting and various regional figures.
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J. B. McKenagle Jr
Dallas
Menger
J. C. Seddell Jr
Gainesville
Crockett
L. B. Bennett
T. H. Miller
E. H. Houchins
Halleteville
San Antonio
Bexar. Co
Kerr
Houston
St. Anthony
J. D. Davis
Southwest Truck Growers Association of Texas
Gunter
J. R. Long
Big Wells
Savoy
J. F. Crocker
Los Angeles
J. C. Berryman
Cuero
Government Agricultural Department
Crockett, D. D
Davis
Darwin
Bexar
R. B. Epperson
Chicago
William A. Saunders
League City
J. EB. Walter
Galveston
John E. Ward
Laredo
L. J. Christen
Boerne
R. Dennery
New Orleans
Woman fined for cruelty after dropping cat in mail box
Frances Shilson, 20, dropped a cat into a Baltimore post office mail box on Baltimore Street. She was fined 189 dollars plus costs after pleading she did not mean to hurt the animal. She sobbed in court and claimed the cat could have been cleaner.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and
Harrison Streets
Frances Shilson
Central
Gieen
Norco Sweed
Nite
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Yuan Shi Kai
New Republic of China
Sun Yat Sen
Musseman
Michigan
Close
Shepherd
South Carolina
Brown Cracker & Candy Co
Dallas — Ft. Worth
Waco
J.T. Hutcheson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Book Company
Mandamus
Ger
Det
Pittsburg
Alice
Seay
Kaufman’s
Escewe
Norfolk
Aufnman’s
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