Taft Urged to Accept Arbitration on Panama Canal Case
The American Society for Judicial Settlement of International Disputes opened in Washington with Joseph H. Choate elected president and Charles W. Eliot as vice president. Everett P. Wheeler urged acceptance of arbitration with Britain, calling for a formal agreement and a tribunal like The Hague to decide the Panama canal dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
American Society For Judicial Settlement
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
J. G. Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
Theodore Marburg
Belgium
John Hays Hammond
Baldwin
Connecticut
W. W. Willoughby
Henry F. MacFarland
Paul 8. Reinsch
University of Wisconsin
United States
Henry B. F. MacFarland
Supreme Court of the World
American Society For the Judicial
Henry Rogers
Yale Law School
Thomas Raeburn White
Philadelphia
William C. Dennis
Governor Baldwin
Wheeler U
Everett P. Wheeler
Deat
Great Britain
America
Senate
Executive Committee
Wheeler
Panama Canal
High Court
The
Hague
Wickersham
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Nations
Supreme Court
The Chocolate Soldier at Grand by Whitney Opera
The Chocolate Soldier receives full approval of length and breadth of America and Europe as it is staged by the Whitney Opera company at the Grand for tonight and tomorrow. Straus music provides a series of distinct melodies and eloquent movement while lavish scenery and Bulgarian local color enhance the production based on Shaw’s Arms and the Man.
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America
Europe
Whitney Opera Company
Straus
Bulgaria
England
Bernard Shaw
The Winning Widow at Grand Opera House
Max Spiegel presents The Winning Widow a Monday night show at the Grand Opera House. The production features Mr. Mal Clark as a German impersonator and Ben Turbett as the Celtic wit with new scenery, electrical effects, costumes, music, and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Spiegel
Grand Opera House
Mal Clark
Ben Turbett
Honey Boy Minstrels Parade Plan At Grand Opera House
George Evans and his Honey Boy minstrel company promise a fresh onstage program and a refined parade appearance. They will perform at the Grand Opera House Tuesday and Wednesday night and Christmas day, showcasing a new uniform concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
Grand Opera House
Ban on Sweated Oranges Seizes California Carloads
Federal Judge Landis ordered the confiscation of eight carloads of sweating oranges shipped from California seized by the government. The ruling aims to protect consumers from fruit colored to appear ripe.
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Chicago
Inl
Landis
California
Underwood Confined by Severe Cold at Home
Representative Oscar W. Underwood leader of the house sits at home with a severe cold and has not attended to the ways and means committee duties for several days. Physicians say there is no cause for fear and the family plans to leave for Firmingham Alabama for Christmas. The item also notes a Bulgarian poet Vazoff composing a poem to Theodore Roosevelt for his statements supporting Bulgarians.
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Underwood
Washington, D. C
Oscar W. Underwood
Ways and Means
Firmingham
Ala
Roosevelt
Sofia
M. Vazoff
Theodore Roosevelt
New Phone Change Affects December 31 Watch Party
A note announces another watch party on December 31 with table reservations and a new phone contact. The message lists reservation details and updates the contact number for bookings.
San Antonio B. Y. P. Reorganizes At Rally
The Baptist Young People's unions in San Antonio held a Christmas rally at First Baptist church to reinstate the City Baptist union. Charles Heimsath presided, Rev. John A. Held spoke on The King's Business, urging righteous living for Christ. Officers elected include Charles Heimsath president and Pearl Carey secretary. The next meeting is January 10 at Beacon Hill.
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Baptist Young People’s Unions of
San Antonio
First Baptist Church
City Baptist Union
Charles Heimsath
T. C. Long
South Side
Angel Land
C. A. Lundee
John A. Held
San Marcos
Worthington
Mr. Holmes
Miss Pearl Carey
Ernest Coward
Margaret Griffith
Beacon Hill Church
Walter Baird
Calvary Church
D. F. Davis
First Church
R. Holmes
Hillcrest
Pearl Peacock
Pegues Memorial
Grover Wells
Prospect Hill
Winnie Sample
Riverside
Grover Lee
Beacon Hill Baptist Church
8. J. Porter
Christmas Gift Catalog Items List
A compiled inventory of holiday present ideas including thermos bottles windshield mirrors food jars exhaust horns auto clocks caps overcoats bumpers spark plug pumps ammeters foot rails Jericho whistles fire extinguishers auto lamp chests speedometers electric lighting system spark plug cases gas tank boxes. This itemized list suggests practical vehicle and home gadgets suitable as seasonal gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermos
Traction Company Concedes to Street Request Acknowledged
The text shows a traction company agreeing to a request connected with South Laredo Street and a line of cars. Details are fragmentary but indicate a decision to adjust to the public or municipal demand, with emphasis on safety and traffic flow.
Burns Hole in Jail to Make His Escape
A large prisoner in Luling Texas set fire to the city jail last night to escape. Millican nearby extinguished the blaze. The jailer found only a pair of patent leather shoes left by the fugitives and reports of a stolen horse and buggy at the home of Rev. Robert Paine suggest use in the escape. Charter activity in Texas includes Nordheim Social Club, Scurry Gin Co, North Bay Park Townsite, and amendments for Simmons College of Abilene and American Trust Co Houston.
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Luling
Tex
W. H. Millican
Wells
J. E. Fisher
Robert Paine
Austin
Nordheim Social Club
Nordheim
de Witt County
Willie Osterich
J. A. Reuser
Emil December
Scurry Gin Company
Scurry
Kaufman County
J. A. Simpkins
C. C. Ayres
E. I. Ingram
North Bay Park Townsite Company
Collegeport
Matagorda County
Leonard Schriefels
E. R. Bailey
Burton D. Hurd
Simmons College of Abilene
Citizens’ Bank
New University for Hamburg Sentiment Approved
Hamburg Dec 21 The senate adopted a plan to establish a university in Hamburg with three faculties law philosophy and colonial science Funded by the interest on 6250000 dollars allotted by the city The colonial science faculty aims to train students as colonial officials agriculturists and merchants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New University
Hamburg
Germany
Harlendale Hot Sulphur Baths Promoted For Weight Loss
As a weight loss method the scientific massage treatment at Harlendale Hot Sulphur Baths is advertised as highly successful. A trial is offered to convince customers. The beauty parlor is connected to the facility with access via the South Flores streetcar. Turkeys wanted at Wagenfehr Poultry Depot.
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South Flores
Cat’s Burial Blocked at Pleasantville Cemetery
Mrs Catherine Carter of Memphis brings her dead cat Tiger to Pleasantville cemetery for burial but cemetery officials refuse the permit citing rules. The rosewood coffin with German silver trim and catnip was brought for the fifteen year pet that died of heart disease after treatment from specialists. Tiger wore a $1000 diamond studded collar despite the dispute over burial eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Catherine Carter
Memphis
Kerr County Road Bond Talks Run Toward Improvements
D F Colp secretary of the Chamber of Commerce highway division and George D Marshall government highway engineer visited Kerrville to confer with county commissioners and citizens on road construction methods. A meeting with over 100 attendees followed a car trip. Also present were W E Rosengarten and J J Robinson of Akron Ohio.
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Kerr County
D. FE. Colp
Chamber of Commerce
George D. Marshall
Kerrville
W. E. Rosengarten
Mr. Marshall
J. J. Robinson
Akron
Local Farmers Institute meeting hears experts on building methods
Herman Schultz presided as Kerr County Farmers' Institute meeting opened. Mr. Colp and Marshall spoke while County Commissioner Gus Schreiner, Arthur Real, and State Senator Julius Real answered pertinent questions on the most approved building methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schultz
Kerr County Farmers’ Institute
Colp and
Marshall
Gus Schreiner
Arthur Real
Julius Real
Creek Giant Tree Sparks Tulsa Paving Debate
In Tulsa Oklahoma talk swirled over whether to spare a giant Creek tree on Cheyenne Street. The ancient timber, brought from Georgia by the Creek, marked a site where the tribe once held councils long ago, shaping a pivotal decision for paving plans and tribal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Cheyenne Street
Georgia
Indian Territory
Unscrupulous Health Claims Draw National Attention
Fragmentary ad copy promises cures for rheumatic conditions and nervous ailments with tropical elixirs. The text hints at a nationwide lure drawing people from various states to purchase a “South Flor car” remedy.
Phil H. Shook Attorney at Oppenheimer Building
The snippet notes attorney Phil H. Shook located at Oppenheimer Building on Market Street with a likely address or contact line. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
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Phil H. Shook
Oppenheimer Bldg
Merce Street
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Taft
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H. G. Sherman
L. G. Collins
Roy Milner
Henry Brock
Colquitt
Mollie King
Brock
Court of Criminal Appeals
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Wilson
United States Marshal
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Gordian
James R. Davis
Bexar County
Houston
A. W. Houston
A. W. Houston JR
Alamo Auto Sales Co
TOGK
South Laredo Street
Ame Traction Company
Accedes
Keller
First State Bank of
Texas Irrigation Promoters of
Fort Worth
Capital
Haskell
Justin Stein
R. C. Cahill
P. D. Sanders
Dripping Springs, Rural Telephone Company
Dripping Springs
Page Manufacturing Company
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Wagenfehr
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