Hearing for Orozco Delayed One Day in Extradition Case
United States Commissioner R L Edwards postpones the Orozco extradition hearing to tomorrow at 2 PM to allow translation of Spanish documents and possible new evidence. Orozco's counsel had sought discharge claiming 40 days under treaty expired before any hearing. Prosecutor counters that treaty and law govern, not a courtroom delay, and urges higher authorities to decide if Mexico is delaying justice.
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Pascual Orozco Sr
Orozco
United States
R. L. Edwards
Marshall Hicks
Bruce Teagarden
Hicks
S. Engelking
President
Senate
Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths Advertised
San Antonio patrons frequent the Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths. The establishment splits into a women’s department with experienced polite attendants and multiple baths. A scientific massage treatment is highlighted as earning a wide reputation. Take the South Flores street car.
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San Antonio
Harlandale
South Flores
Gimbel Delicatessen Ad Promotes Lunch Event
Advertisement touts oysters on the half shelf at Gimbel Delicatessen with a business lunch for ladies and gentlemen from 12 to 2 pm on Crockett street opposite Grand Opera House It also pitches Hood's Sarsaparilla as an internal remedy for rheumatism claiming it addresses blood acidity and cures the disease.
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Crockett Street
Grand Opera House
Katy Texas railroad consolidation passes Congress
The Katy consolidation bill, unamended, is engrossed and sent to the governor who has ten days to approve or disapprove. It consolidates Katy with Texas Central Wichita Valley lines and several smaller lines, amid a push to also advance Santa Fe and Cotton Belt measures and revisions to stock and bond laws. The session also advances bills on gross receipts tax for liquor wholesalers, contract bonds to protect labor, and prohibitions on sales outside saloon limits, plus an investigation into the Gatesville State Training School for Juveniles.
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Austin
Tex
Katy
Texas Central
Wichita Valley
Denison, Bonham & New Orleans
Dallas, Cleburne & Southwestern Railway
Beaumont & Great Northern Railway
Santa Fe
Beaumont Wharf and Terminal Company
Senate
Railroad Commission
Haney
Grindstaff
Henry
Wichita
McKamy
Davis and Lewelling
Dallas
Texas
Fuller
Gatesville
House
Hill
Lane
Doctors Oppose Opticians In Texas Profession Battle
In Austin Texas physicians oppose a proposed law creating a Texas state optometry board arguing optometry is not a profession. Senators and representatives hear the dispute in a joint session as Senator Kaufman pushes a bill to regulate optometrists and licensed opticians.
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Senate
Austin
Tex
House
Medical
Opticians
Texas
Kaufman
Galveston
Senate Tables Five Year Attorney General Inquiry Reports
The Texas Senate, after hearing reports from the majority and minority committee on the attorney general's department for five years prior to 1913, laid the matter on the table with little discussion awaiting further action. The majority endorses Walthall's dismissal of the Rossland suits and recommends forwarding specifications to Attorney General Looney. Bills debated include a hookworm survey, penalties for child abandonment, 12 percent penalties on unpaid insurance policies, and creation of Ross county from Duval. Vaughan resigns March 3. resolution of respect adopted.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
Attorney General’s Department
Nugent
James D. Walthall
McGregor
Looney
Cotton Seed Oil Trust
Texas
Security Oil Company
Hudspeth
Hookworm Commission
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ross County
Duval County
Townsend
Vaughan
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Benefits Claim Ad
An advertisement promises dandruff relief hair growth and scalp freshness for 50 cents. It urges men and women to buy Parisian Sage at drug stores with claims of no harmful ingredients and lasting effectiveness.
El Paso State Mining School Bill Faces Vote
Sen Hudspeth's bill for a state mining and engineering school at El Paso, to be run with UT oversight, would start if El Paso donors provide the old Military Institute property 21 acres and 15000 dollars. The measure advances with committee support as lawmakers debate funding and campus setup.
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Hudspeth
el Paso
el Paso Military Institute
Senate
Military Institute
University of Texas
Galveston
Board of Regents of
The
State University
Prowler Steals Grips At Avenue C Hotel
A traveling salesman, A. T. Fisher, was robbed at the Avenue C Hotel this morning. A thief entered via skeleton key, stole two grips with papers, and fled after being chased through the lobby and the San Antonio river. Fisher and others pursued but the suspect escaped with one grip.
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Avenue C Hotel
A. T. Fisher
San Antonio
Fredericksburg Rail Project Seeks Two Condemnation Tracts
The Fredericksburg railroad committee advances condemnation of two land tracts required for the Fredericksburg Line after facing obstacles securing necessary right of way. The move aims to push construction forward despite earlier delays.
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Fredericksburg Line
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Railroad Committee
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