Mrs Sneed Caring for Her Children in Fort Worth
Mrs Lena Sneed, eloped with Al Boyce Jr., arrives in Fort Worth for the close of her husband Beal Sneed's murder trial with their children. The six year old Georgia Beal cries for her mother, while guardianship and surveillance are provided by Miss Ocea Sneed and John Barton as the trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Lena’ Sneed
al Boyce Jr
Georgia Beal
Leonora
Beal Sneed
Ocea Sneed
Waco
Sneed
New Orleans Adopts Commission Form of Government
New Orleans inaugurated the commission form of municipal government at noon. Martin Behrman was sworn in for a new four year term as mayor who also serves as commissioner of public affairs. Four other commissioners complete the organization: Adolph G. Ricks W. B. Thompson Harold W. Newman and Edward E. Lafave head finance public utilities public safety and public property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Martin Behrman
Adolph G. Ricks
W. B. Thompson
Harold W. Newman
Edward E. Lafave
Texas Cities Back Flag Gift for Battleship
Dallas Chamber writes Austin Chamber in support of presenting flags to the battleship Texas. Letters from San Antonio Waco Houston and other Texas cities show they will contribute to the project’s success.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Austin Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Waco
Houston
Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair In Quick Treatment
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser and conditioner that adds light fluffy hair, stops dandruff and itching, and allegedly grows new hair after several weeks. It claims noticeable benefits for neglected or thin hair and urges buying a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
American Prelates Announced By Pope
The pope named four American prelates: Dennis J. O Connell bishop of Richmond Patrick A McGovern bishop of Cheyenne Austin Dowling bishop of Des Moines and Edward J Hanna auxiliary bishop of San Francisco A consistory awarded red hats to them alongside archbishops Farley and O Connell who were made cardinals on November 27 1911 Several hundred Americans attended the ceremony with the pope appearing in good health and a strong voice.
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Rome
Dennis J. O'Connell
Richmond
Patrick A. McGovern
Cheyenne
Austin Dowling
Des Moines
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Farley
New York
O'Connell
Boston
Francis Xnagel
Vienna
Giuesappe Maria Cos Y Macho
Valladolid
Antonio Vico
Spain
Francis
Bauer
Olumetz
Enrique de Almarez Y Santos
Seville
Court weighs constitutionality of newspaper publicity act
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the 1912 postal appropriation law requiring newspapers to reveal editors owners and stockholders and print sworn statements and mark paid articles as advertisements to receive low second class mail rates.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
Lewis Publishing Company of
New York
Department of Justice
Taft Names Rockhold Dallas Postmaster
President Taft appoints George F. Rockhold postmaster in Dallas Texas to succeed Sloan Simpson. White House officials withheld reasons though Simpson is said to have resigned. Simpson was reported as a Roosevelt supporter and ally of Col Cecil Lyon.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
George F. Rockhold
Dallas
Tex
Sloan Simpson
White House
Simpson
Roosevelt
Cecil Lyon
State forestalls beef trust ties in Missouri suits
Arguments opened today in 1910 suits to oust St. Louis Dressed Beef & Provision Co. and Hammond Packing Co. from Missouri. The state contends the two firms were parts of the National Packing Co. and connected with the beef trust.
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ST. Louis
Mexico Reads US Declarations and Rail on Battleship Visit
Mexican officials question the Washington declarations as four American battleships head for Vera Cruz and discuss motives for the visit. Rebels in Durango Coahuila and southern Chihuahua keep up raids as Rafael Hernandez seeks amnesty promises. Orozco is rumored near Ojina ga. Vera Cruz reports claim the last rebel band in the state is terminated.
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Mexico City
Washington
Vera Cruz
United States
Mexico
Durango
Coahuila
Chihuahua
Rafael Hernandez
Cheche Campos
Benjamin Arguado
Orozco
Hernandez
General de la Vega
Rural Guard
Ojinaga
Oaxaca
Republic
Garcia Bravo
Tuxpam
Federal forces mobilize to exterminate Salazar conflict
More than a thousand veteran federal campaigners move from Chihuahua to Juarez to confront Salazar near Ascencion with five field pieces and machine guns. The operation is described as a campaign of extermination by Juarez officials. A parallel push targets Orozco’s forces southeast of Chihuahua heading toward the capital.
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EL Paso
Tex
Salazar
Ascencion
Chihuahua
Juarez
Orozco
British Protectorate Over Egypt Nears Formal Proclamation
Swiss bank official reports from Cairo that Britain plans to proclaim a protectorate over Egypt in January. The move is seen in official circles as definite and expected to positively affect business.
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Egypt
Geneva
Switzerland
Swiss Popular Bank
Cairo
Widely Known Educator Dies in St Louis at 71
Rev. Rudolph J. Meyer former president of St. Louis University died here suddenly of heart disease aged 71. He was a prominent figure in educational and religious circles.
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ST. Louis
Rudolph J. Meyer
St. Louis University
Lap robes offered for car use in plush or wool fabrics
Trade item notes lap robes available in plush or wool for automobile use. Mentions Sagziare and Wood ward Carriage CQ as possible suppliers.
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Woodward Carriage
Woodward Carriage Co
Endorsement by Fort Worth rail man for Plant Juice
Jake Zurn D P and T A of the I and G N and T P lines in Fort Worth testifies to Plant Juice as a tonic for stomach disorders nervous debility and liver kidney and blood disorders. He praises its merits and says it gives immediate relief. Sold at Fischer's.
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Texas
Jake Zurn
D. P
T. A
T. P. Railway
Fort Worth
Zurn
Fischer's
New Treaty Planned With Russia On Passport Policy
Chairman Sulzer and New York governor elect announced a new treaty with Russia is under negotiation and the United States will not backslide on discrimination against American passports. The notice also features an ad for Groves’s Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming malaria relief and strength building for all ages at 80 cents.
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Washington
Sulzer
Foreign Affairs Committee
The
House
New York
Russia
United States
Vanderbilt to fund girls relief in New York endowment
Mrs. Vanderbilt plans a 500000 endowment for the Protestant Big Sisters movement to care for homeless and wayward girls. She has already given 150000 for a new home, to be built on Long Island or in Westchester, to house the program.
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New York
Big Sisters’ Movement
Vanderbilt
Long Island
Westchester County
Smiley Founder Albert Smiley Dies in California
Physicians say Mrs Smiley is seriously ill and not expected to survive her husband. Albert K Smiley, founder of the Lake Mohonk conference on Indians and other dependent peoples, died here early today.
Gimbel Delicatessen Cold Lunches Promoted
The Gimbel Delicatessen offers the most appetizing cold lunches. San Antonio serves the finest hot noon day lunches for 35c. Select oysters on the half shelf. Crockett street opposite Grand opera house.
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Gimbel Delicatessen
San Antonio
Crockett Street
Grand Opera House
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Dahrodge Postcard CO
San Antonio, Texas
Morgan Line
S. A & A. P. Railway
Alamo Plaza
Dahrooge Post Card CO
Rockhold
Merigang
Bispham
Beethoven Hall
Mme
Lillian Nordica
David Bispham
Press Club of
Mr. Bispham
Mme. Nordica
America
William Morse Rummel
Harry M. Gilbert
Wm. K. Vanderbilt
Powell Studio
E. Houston St
Storm Center
Coats
Express
Saul Wolfson
Ume
Chicago
Ill
France
Dr. Weatherby
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Bldg
Osteopath
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