Persian Crisis Deepens as Russians Advance on Teheran
Ten thousand Persians marching to the American legation urge support for fair play. Russian troops sweep toward Teheran with Cossacks at Kashin and Resht, disarming Persians and seizing telegraphs. The Persian cabinet resigns and authorit ies weigh an ultimatum outcome as forces near the capital.
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Associated Press
Teheran
Edward Grey
Shuster
Persia
Edward
Kashin
Resht
London Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Turkey Prepares Sixth Army Corps for Persia Partition
Berlin dispatch reports that Turkey is mobilizing the sixth army corps as part of a broader effort to participate in the partition of Persia. The move reflects the desire of Turkish authorities to assert influence in the region amid ongoing imperial concerns.
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Persia
THE
Associated Press
Berlin
Turkey
Sixth Army Corps
Turkish Move Aims at Persian Partition Influence
Constantinople reports Turkey seeks to join in what it views as Persia's eventual partition in reaction to Russia's actions. The note suggests Turkey wants a stake in any territorial rearrangement and influence near the Persian frontier.
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Russia
Constantinople
Persia
Bowles Dies. Confederate Soldier and State Ranger
Captain J. S. Bowles veteran of 1865 treasury defense dies at his Austin home from paralysis. He served as a state ranger and later worked for the department of public buildings and grounds.
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Austin
Tex
J. S. Bowles
Department of Public Buildings and Grounds
Union National Bank in Columbus Suspended
The Union National bank in Columbus Ohio suspended operations by board resolution and announced it is now under the control of the comptroller of the currency.
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Columbus Bank
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Union National Bank Today
Oysters on Half Shell Featured at Saratoga Restaurant
A short notice invites diners to enjoy oysters on the half shell at the Saratoga Restaurant, highlighting a simple seafood option in a classic dining setting.
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Saratoga Restaurant
Littleton impeachment debate highlights bear market links
Congressman Littleton accuses David Lamar of Wall Street bear dealings and alleged influence over Henry B. Martin’s anti trust league. He claims money and pressure shaped committee actions and cites attempts to trigger investigations for stock speculation. He warns progressives risk disaster if they ride on radical aims.
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Littleton
Stanley
Martin
Wall Street
David Lamer
Steel Corporation
Lamar
Henry B. Martin
Henry B Martin
Anti-Trust League
Treasury estimates show $745 million for next year expenses
Treasury estimates presented to Congress project total government outlays of $745,584,563 for the next fiscal year, a saving of $21,288,921.43 from the current year. Public works funding falls by $21.3 million, while military and naval programs rise to offset cuts. The Panama Canal budget increases by nearly $4 million, with fortifications additonal spending. The Post Office estimates total $260,983,463 plus a parcels post experiment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Post Office Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Pension Fund
Legislative Establishment
Department of Agriculture
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Meyers
Condolence Resolution Adopted for Rep Madison of Kansas
A formal condolence resolution was adopted honoring the death of Representative Madison of Kansas, paying tribute to his public service and contributions to the state. The action was finalized by the legislative body in a ceremony recognizing his legacy.
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Representative Madison
Kansas
Post Office Proposes Aerial Parcel Service Trial
The postmaster general urges experimental aerial postal service using aeroplanes and other devices and seeks a $50,000 appropriation to test the scheme while other government departments expect little change in running expenses.
Obituary notices from San Antonio list Kaufman Allen Kuykendall Johnson
Maurice Kaufman 44 died at home on North Santa Rosa Avenue. He is survived by a widow a daughter and a son all of San Antonio. Funeral 4 pm from his home Rev Sullivan officiating. Interment Jewish Orthodox Cemetery. Lewis Buckner Allen funeral held 3 30 pm from 629 South Flores Street Rev Porter and Alamo Masonic Lodge 44. Interment Mission Burial Park. Bearers listed. Lillie Kuykendall infant 8 months died at 6 am at 115 Ralph Street. Body to be taken to country for interment. Charles M Johnson 53 died 11 25 pm at 625 Perez Street. Funeral 3 pm from residence with interment in Cemetery No. 3. He was a salesman member of Commercial Camp W O W.
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Kuykendall
Lillie Kuykendall
Bern Kuykendall
Ralph Street
Farrell Funeral Arranges Summer City Services
The body of Flo Farrell, who died last week in Wichita Falls, arrived in town this morning. The funeral is set for this afternoon at 5 from the home of her sister Mrs. Kemper at 1416 North Pine Street. Burial will follow in Cemetery No. 3.
Westerman Dies of Typhoid at Home Near City
G E Westerman aged 22 died at 9 30 last night at his home several miles south of town after a several weeks illness from typhoid fever. He leaves his parents two brothers and six sisters. The body goes to Fairview Texas this afternoon for funeral services tomorrow afternoon.
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Westerman
G. E. Westerman
Fairview
Tex
Doctor A A Yates Dies After Illness at Home
Dr A A Yates aged 54 died at 7 45 o clock last night at his home 807 Austin street after several months illness. He had lived in Mexico for years and came here about ten months ago for his health. The remains are being held by the Riebe Company pending relatives instructions.
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Yates
A. A. Yates
Austin Street
Fire wipes Huntsville Penitentiary. Houston aid sought
Gov Colquitt coordinated with Houston Mayor Rice to send part of the Houston fire department to Huntsville to fight a large prison fire. About 400 convicts are housed inside the walls. main building remained unscathed as efforts to secure a special train continued. Authorities awaited full loss assessment as flames raged.
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Houston
Huntsville
Colquitt
Baldwin Rice
Houston Fire Department
Railroad to delay passenger train to move engine for fires
The L and N railway asked the railroad commission to delay its Gulf division passenger train so the engine could be sent to Huntsville to save freight cars from fire. The commission granted permission to aid with the passenger engine.
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Austin, Tex
Railroad Commission
Huntsville
Welcome Home Drunkard Jimenez Ends Night in Cell
Police headquarters greeting habitual drinker Dioni cio Jimenez who has no home leads him to wander to the station and greet the desk sergeant as a brother. Officers grow weary as he visits often and last night he boisterously refused to leave and was jailed. Judge Buckley weighed his self arresting behavior and its history in sentencing.
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Dionicio Jimenez
Jimenez
Police
Buckley
Police fine Jimenez for peaceful surrender plea
The police indicated they prefer Jimenez to surrender himself to jail peacefully, fining him $10 as an indication of the expected conduct.
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Jimenez
Rockefeller Resigns from Standard Oil New Jersey
John D Rockefeller resigns today as president and director of Standard Oil company of New Jersey. John D Archbold elected president. A majority of officers and directors resign, including William Rockefeller C M Pratt William G Rockefeller H C Folger and directors H M Flagler L G Drake and E T Bedford.
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Associated Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
John D. Archbold
Rockefeller
Doctor Fielding Clinic Offers Broad Specialty Care
Fielding, a specialist in genito urinary skin blood and nervous diseases, operates on the 4th floor Hicks Building. Visiting hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 4, with Sunday hours from 9 to 12.
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Fielding
U S Transport Thomas Arrives Manila for China Troop Move
The United States transport Thomas arrived in Manila with the Fifteenth Infantry aboard awaiting orders from Washington. Volunteers from other regiments and auxiliary troops are kept ready for embarkation on the Thomas if China service is authorized.
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Associated Press
Manila
United States
Thomas
Fifteenth Infantry
Army
Washington
China
Attorney General Opposed Stay for Chicago Packers Case
Washington dispatch reports Chicago beef packers arrive to seek a stay of their trial on Sherman Act charges. Packers’ lawyers plan to petition the Supreme Court for a ruling on criminal Sherman Act provisions. Attorney General Wickersham briefs opposition arguing the delay does not warrant a stay.
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Washington
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Chicago Beef Packers Arriv
Packers
Supreme Court
Wickersham P
Labor Commissioner investigates railroads in city
Labor Commissioner Starling arrives to probe alleged violations of air brake and related laws by entering railroads. He plans to confer with the county attorney if enforcement is warranted.
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Starling
Austin
San Antonio
Torney
From Thin to Plump Girls
A medical publication notes that some young patients gained weight using a popular hypocaloric tablet, with doctors warning the heart distress it causes. The article mentions widespread access through shops and sealed packaging, urging caution about self administration.
Blackburn's Pain-Aid Pills Stop Headache Quickly
Pills marketed as a fast acting headache remedy claim swift relief from acute head pain. The ad urges readers to try Blackburn's Pain-Aid for prompt comfort.
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Blackburn
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