Senate approves Children’s Bureau bill to study child welfare
The Senate passed the children’s labor bureau bill 54 to 20 after adding a clause to bar invasion of private homes for information. The measure creates a bureau in the commerce and labor department to collect data on child welfare including infant mortality birth rate orphanages juvenile courts and related issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Children’s Labor Bureau
Senate
Bailey
Bryan
Chilton
Alberson
O'Gorman
Overman
Paynter
Smith
Maryland
Stone
Thornton
Tillan
Watson
Burnham
Clark
Wyoming
Gallinger
Heyburn
Nixon
Oliver, Wettmore and Works
Department of Commerce and Labor
M Farland Found Guilty In Wife Cyanide Murder
The jury in Newark returned a first degree murder verdict against Allison M. MacFarland for the death of his wife on October 17. He was absent from home when she died after taking cyanide, allegedly substituted for her headache medicine, with the conviction resting largely on circumstantial evidence.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Allison M. MacFarland
MacFarland
Ortiz Released in New Orleans for Lack of Evidence
Antonio Ortiz or Luis Aparez, once linked to anti Madero conspirators in Brownsville, was discharged by a U S commissioner after authorities failed to prove his identity. He promptly left for Mexico. A public health warning on wet feet notes risks to nose throat and lungs and urges Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs. Edwards & King Drug Co announces Foley product. Staacke Bros. market delivery wagons in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Antonio Ortiz
Luis Aparez
United States
Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
Foley
Edwards & King Drug Co
M. Anthony
San Antonio
Stone
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Alaska Coast to Fairbanks
A major quake rocked Southeastern Alaska and the interior yesterday. Shocks reached the coast as far as Seward while Fairbanks reported severe tremors in the Tanana valley, about 350 miles inland.
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Associated Press
Cordova
Alaska
Seward
Fairbanks
Tanana Valley
Over Night at the Grand with Bartholomae’s New Comedy
The Grand presents Over Night at matinee and evening shows featuring writer Philip H. Bartholomae. The three act farce follows two couples on a Hudson River honeymoon whose mixups spark nonstop laughter. Cast includes Tom Emory Sam B Hardy Frances Lorrimee Ada Stirling and others. Jules Falk the violin virtuoso performs Monday night.
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William A. Brady
Philip H. Bartholomae
New York
Hackett Theater
Hudson River
Albany
Mr. Brady
Tom Emory
Sam B. Hardy
Francine Lorrimee
Exie Ky Resident Cures Severe Skin Sufferings
E L Cate recalls years of painful itching and sores on arms neck and body and near inability to walk before using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. After four months of use only Cuticura products the condition fully cleared and has not returned for a year.
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Exie, Ky
E. L. Cate
Dept. T
Boston
Ernest Gamble Concert Party at Beethoven Hall Tonight
Prominent musical figures from Chicago Max Bendix New York and the late maestro Carl Hallr Berlin join Miss Page and Miss Mary Van Houten Reeve in a Gamble Party program at Beethoven Hall tonight at 8 30. Also note the passing of F Groos senior partner of Groos Co with bank plans unchanged pending Groos National Bank formation.
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Cago
Max Bendix
New York
Carl Hallr
Berlin
Page
Ernest Gamble
Beethoven Hall
Mary van Houten Reeve
Daredevils of the Air headline Plaza vaudeville bill
Lohse and Sterling, listed as Daredevils of the Air, perform daring feats not musical at the Plaza theater this week. Waiman the eccentric street violinist, Bryan Lee Irish tenor, and Mary Cranston lead a musical lineup with a school children’s matinee and a Dixie Harris stage reception.
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Lohse
Sterling
Plaza Theater
Waiman
Bryan Lee
Mary Cranston
Lee
Chauncey Olcott
Dixie Harris
Bryan Moves to Mission for Farm Improvements and Quiet
Col. W. J. Bryan arrived in Mission Texas and will stay ten days to two weeks supervising citrus plantings and other fruit crops on his 200 acre farm while finalizing this year's plans and noting he is out of politics for now.
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Jules Falk
Mr. Falk
Mr. Ask
Babe
Falk
Associated Press
Mission
Tex
Col
W. J. Bryan
Texas
Prohibition Party Sets Atlantic City Convention Date
Charles R. Jones announces national convention of the Prohibition party to meet July 10 at the Steel Pier Atlantic City New Jersey. A presidential and vice presidential candidate will be chosen. Representation basis fixed by committee.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles R. Jones
Prohibition National Committee
Atlantic City
N. J
Orlando official dies during speech in Elks hall
B. E. McLin, state commissioner of agriculture, collapsed and died last night in Elks hall, Tampa, after a day of inspecting exhibits. The death occurred while he was delivering an address. The commissioner had spent the day touring agricultural displays.
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Tampa
Fla
B. E. McLin
Orlando
Elks’ Hall
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Youthful Feet For All Ages
An advertisement extols TIZ as instant relief for tired and sore feet, claiming it banishes bunions corns and callouses and makes feet feel young again. The copy urges buying at 25 cents a box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. of Chicago and notes wide store recommendation.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Royal censors ensure clean stage acts at the Royal
Management guards the public against vulgarity by approving only clean acts. Box office success signals acceptable performance. This week offers wit song acrobatics and music with Kronsberg and the Royal orchestra encore after The Spring Maid overture. Royalscope features a picture and a Saturday bargain matinee.
Miss Verna Leone Page Earns Seventh Concert Season
Miss Verna Leone Page enters her seventh season with the Ernest Gamble Concert Party, marking her rising profile among leading women violinists. Critics praise her instant recognition and heartstring reaching tone, noting her broad, noble touch and delicate pianissimos.
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Verna Leone Page
Miss Page
Ernest Gamble
Jacobsohn
Chi
Roosevelt Endorsed in Chicago Wards
In Chicago a Roosevelt movement gathers support as Alexander Revell, Roosevelt national committee president, reports strong backing and calls a February 10 meeting. Cook County caucuses show Theodore Roosevelt endorsed in all wards with Taft receiving few votes. vacancy filled by M Anthony resignation noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alexander Revell
Roosevelt National Committee
Theo. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Cook County Republican Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Many Want Roosevelt in Indiana Republican Meetings
Indiana Republicans split on 9 13 district conventions with Taft endorsed at eight meetings and Roosevelt endorsed for renomination at three. In Muncie Roosevelt backed in caucus while some districts praised the current administration with no clear presidential preference.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Taft
Muncie
Debaters Hold Banquet at St Anthony Hotel
The Hayne Debating Society of Main Avenue High School held its semi annual banquet in the red room of the St Anthony hotel. The event celebrated wins of the John Hough cup and Swearingen Taylor medal from the Ciceronian Literary Society.
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Hayne Debating Society
Main Avenue High School
St. Anthony
John Hough
Swearingen-Tayloe
Ciceronian Literary Society
Hayne
G. Tayloe
Oliver Murdock
Fred Goeth
Patrick Swearingen
Albert Steiner
George Paschal
George Canon
Gilbert Lang
Sidney Kaliski
Albert Fortawell
Werner Beckmann
John Tayloe
John Lang
Fowler Davis
Jack Cassidy
Alston Duggan
Walter Wolff
Robert Fields
Luther Becket
Marshall Johnston
W. D. Williams
Woman Dies in Kyle After Noon Hours
Mrs Roy Solomon aged about 23 died at Kyle Texas yesterday afternoon. She leaves a husband and two children.
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Kyle
Kyle, Tex
Roy Solomon
Food Inspector Appointed in Pure Food Department
Austin Tex Feb 1 The appointment of Clifford L Stone of Henderson was announced last evening by Pure Food Commissioner Abbott to be an inspector in the pure food department Stone has not as yet ip
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Austin
Tex
Clifford L. Stone
Henderson
Pure Food
Abbott
Pure Food Department
Stone
Regents award library contract for North Texas normal
State board of regents awarded the library and gymnasium building contract to M. B. Whitlock company of Denton for 40000 dollars. The price excludes wiring heating plumbing and fixtures. The project is for the North Texas state normal at Denton.
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Austin
Tex
State Board of Regents of the State Normals
M. B. Whitlock Company of
Denton
North Texas State Normal
New Frames For Pictures In San Antonio Courthouse Corridor
Nine pictures by Samuels depicting Texas leaders and San Antonio scenes will receive new frames after a contract awarded to Fred Hummert for 280 dollars. One panel shows an old San Antonio view torn by a vandal.
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Samuels
Texas
San Antonio
Court House
Fred Hummert
Kerrville Organizes Boys' Corn Club
Kerrville Kerr County organizes a Boys' Corn club with 26 enrolled to date. Alvin Dillie superintendent of schools is named president and J. M. Hamilton secretary. Captain Charles Schreiner offers 100 dollars in prizes in addition to Texas Industrial congress awards.
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Kerrville
Tex
Kerr County
Alvin Dillie
J. M. Hamilton
Charles Schreiner
Texas Industrial Congress
Volume of Hughes County Ballot Sets Election Record
The Hughes county ballot for the November 8, 1910 election in South Dakota is three feet ten inches long and ten inches wide, packed with gate type reading matter. It lists five issues including prohibition, railroad equipment changes, removal from office provisions, embalming regulations, militia organization rules, and creating two new congressional districts.
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Hughes County
South Dakota
T. L. Whittaker
Land Sales Total 162 956 Dollars for Month
The Texas land sales and leases for January totaled 162956.22 dollars as reported by the state treasurer. Of this amount 123516.53 dollars went to available funds and 29439.69 dollars to the permanent fund.
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T Ligh
Austin
Jenne
Treas
Danderine Promise of Hair Growth and Shine Benefits
An advertisement extols Danderine as a tonic that reaches roots to strengthen hair and prevent dandruff. It claims rapid effects including new growth, increased luster, softness, and reduced itching, recommending daily use then thrice weekly and a quick cleansing method for added volume. A 25 cent bottle from Knowlton's Dandeline is urged.
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Knowlton
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