Steever Reports on Texas Department Activities 1912
Printed copies of Brig. Gen. E. Z. Steever's annual report detail Department of Texas actions for fiscal year ended June 30, 1912. It covers Mexican turmoil, border patrols by Third and Second cavalry, and recommends three near border regiments and Fort Sam Houston storehouses with rail spur switching facilities.
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E. Z. Steever
Department of Texas
Washington
Joseph W. Duncan
Steever
Fort Bliss
Fourth Cavalry
Department
Fort Sam Houston
el Paso
United States Army
Mexico
Rio Grande
Orozco
Third Cavalry
Second Cavalry
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort
New Chapel
Interim U S Marshal Office Affects Nolte Leadership
Nolte assumes control of the U S marshal s office pending future plans. Deputy Holloman last packed up his belongings and will visit Seguin for a few days. Mr Keller reports little court business and no current issues while awaiting McDowell s arrival in San Antonio to sort out the office difficulties.
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Keller
McDowell
San Antonio
Charters Issued in Texas and Atlanta Election Result
In Texas notices chartered today include Farmers' Mercantile Company of East Barnard Wharton county with 10000 capital. First Trustee Company of Dallas with 10000. Peoples' Cotton Oil Company of Hopkins county with 50000. an amendment for Pot e et Coal and Sand Company. dissolutions for Denton Steam Laundry and Elgin Standard Brick. Lockhart State Bank increases to 30000. In Atlanta James G Woodward and ticket won mayor amid Socialist opposition, Woodward 2716 to Henderson 433.
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Austin
Tex
Farmers' Mercantile Company
East Barnard
Wharton County
Capital Stock
F. J. Pietzsch
C. Otto
Clem Boettcher
First Trustee Company of
Dallas
E. G. Senter
Stuart Harrison
J. B. Penry
Peoples’ Cotton Oil Company
Hopkins County
Sulphur Springs
Incorporators
W. G. Murray
F. W. Betts
C. M. Houston
Poteet Coal & Sand Company
San Antonio
Denton Steam Laundry Company
Denton
Elgin Standard Brick Company of
Elgin
W. H. Rivers Jr
M. J. Rivers
W. C. Rivers
Lockhart State Bank of Lockhart
Atlanta
James G. Woodward
Woodward
H.C. Henderson
Cavalry to Exchange Stations Next Month
The Fourth cavalry at Fort Huachuca and Fort Apache in Arizona and the Fifth regiment at Honolulu will exchange stations next month per orders from the War Department.
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Washington, D. C
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Huachuache
Fort Apache
Arizona
Honolulu
War Department
Eight Secret Indictments Charge Perjury in Jefferson County
Steubenville reporters note the Jefferson county grand jury has returned eight secret indictments charging perjury by witnesses before the panel. The body has been investigating alleged election corruption and today released its findings.
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Steubenville
Grand Jury
Jefferson County
Ite
Don’t Wear A Truss Ad Offers Trial Appliance
C. E. Brooks, inventor of an appliance for ruptures, claims 30 years of cures and instant relief when others fail. He offers a free illustrated book with prices, patient letters, and testimonials, promising trial Send the free coupon to receive the book and proof.
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C. E. Brooks
Appliance for the cure of rupture sought by reader
A reader from Marshall Michigan requests by mail an illustrated book and full information about a rupture cure appliance from Free Information Coupon Co. The inquiry lists the sender as E Brooks, 8626 State Street, Marshall, Michigan.
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E. Brooks
State Street
Marshall, Mich
Eczema cured by Cuticura in North Carolina case
An account from Goldsboro, North Carolina describes a two year eczema case starting with itching in the ears. After trying various remedies the patient used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with two treatments removing scabs and weeks more clearing the skin. The ad touts Cuticura for pimples hair and other eruptions and offers free samples by mail.
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Goldsboro
N. C
W. H. Edgerton
Caticura
Dépt.t
Boston
Butter Price Cut Sought by Midwest Creamery Makers
The National Association of Creamery Butter Makers executive committee met secretly in Omaha to push a maximum price of 30 cents per pound for creamery butter. Fifty-two large midwest firms attended, chaired by Chicago president J. E. Walker who urged price regulation by supply and demand and cited margarine producers as a factor in high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
National Association of Creamery Butter Makers
Middle West
J. E. Walker
Chicago
Schools enroll 1533 in Corpus Christi crowded wards rush
The November report by city school superintendent C. W. Crossley shows 1533 pupils enrolled with daily new arrivals. By February 1 when the term starts, enrollment is expected to exceed 1800 as three new two story brick ward schools are rushed to completion to ease crowding.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
C. W. Crossley
County Attorney Qualifies in Qualified Election
James M. Taylor, elected county attorney in the last general election, qualified this morning and filed his bond with the county clerk. He succeeds Russell Savage, who was appointed last August to succeed Frank Onzon, who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
James M. Taylor
Commissioners’ Court
Russell Savage
Frank Onzon
New City Engineer Named for Corpus Christi
Hubert A. Stevens former Joliet city engineer for thirteen years has been appointed city engineer of Corpus Christi and has taken charge. He succeeds Conrad Blucher, appointed last September, after Arthur Philbrick was dismissed for political activities.
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Corpus
Corpus Christi
Tex
Hubert A. Stevens
Joliet, Ill
Conrad Blucher
Arthur Philbrick
Castro En Route to Paris After Visit to Teneriffe
Ex president Cipriano Castro of Venezuela arrived at Southampton aboard the Windhuk from Teneriffe. He did not land and continued to Antwerp en route to Paris. Passengers say Castro refused to see anyone and appeared ill, staying in his cabin most of the voyage.
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Southampton
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Windhuk
Teneriffe
Antwerp
Paris
Windhak
Another Legislator Guilty in Ohio Bribery Verdict
Columbus report says Senator George K. Getone was found guilty of bribery for taking 200 dollars to influence a vote on an insurance bill. Sentence was deferred.
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Columbus
Ohio
George K. Getone
Doctor's Advice and Home Remedies From Dr Baker
A column presents homeopathic style medical answers. Treatments include mentholaxene for tickling cough, Tripeptine tablets for digestion, a tonic with hypophosphines and cadomene, and various elixirs for weight loss and constipation. Several patients named “A L A,” Miss Jane, Tom, and Jane receive stepped guidance and ingredient lists.
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Teever
Army Post
Philip Dreesbach
Wahl-Henius Institute of Fermentology
Geo. Heberer
Water Street
Texas
Schutz
Ita
Milwaukee
Skeller
U. S. Marshal's Office
Frederick Keller
Ted States
Bert McDow
Eugene
Ree
WakeMan Tablet Co
Schwab-McElroy
Houston
Alamo Plaza
Houston St
Soledec St
Main Ave
Romana St
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
West Commerce St
L. Ge. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Wm. L. Herii
Sec’y-Treas
Kranich & Bach
A. B. Chase
Sterling, Huntington
Mendelssohn
Mike Goggan
Ida
Jane
Tom
Jap Baker
Lewis Baker
College Bldg
College Elwood Sts
Dayton
Well-St
Anna
Mildred K
Harry
Eye
Health
Beauty
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