Ban on Free Speech Sparks Duma Prosecutions
The council of the empire sanctioned the Prosecution of socialist deputy Koznetzof for slander over a Duma speech. A preliminary inquiry was ordered for 348 signers of an interpellation arguing that speeches deemed libelous would ruin parliamentary immunity. The senate upheld a lower court verdict convicting a Polish Warsaw editor for printing a stenographic Duma report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Duma
Council of the Empire
Koznetzof
Lation
Russia
Senate
Warsaw
Gimbel Delicatessen Sells Goose and Oysters on Crockett Street
The Gimbel Delicatessen offers a roasted Milwaukee goose today with fresh shell oysters at 25 cents a dozen. Ladies and gentlemen served. Located on Crockett street opposite the Grand Opera House. Miss Talbot coaches pupils, on trial, via Crockett 3449.
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Gimbel Delicatessen
Milwaukee
Crockett Street
Grand Opera House
Miss Talbot
Phone Crockett
Thirty Patients Escape Death in Fire at Big River Hospital
Thirty patients were carried from a burning hospital in Big River Saskatchewan last night as walls collapsed. Several suffered exposure as the thermometer registered 15 below zero. The escape occurred just before the building failed.
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Big River
Sask
Zere
Foochow Governor Captures Would-be Assassin
After a bomb killed twenty bystanders the civil governor of Foochow pursued and with citizen help arrested the would-be assailant in Foochow China.
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Foochow
China
Dr J Honey Moore Advertises Eye Ear Nose Throat Help
A notice from Dr J Honey Moore invites readers to call his San Antonio office at 204 Gunter Building to learn how to be cured. The advertisement promises clear advantages to calling immediately and says the doctor will explain why by phone.
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J. Honey Moore
Gunter Office Building
San Antonio
Locals Attend Socials and Visits Across City
Lieut and Mrs Brice T Disque and two children arrive from Cincinnati to visit Lt and Mrs John H Reed Jr at the New Post. Mrs H P Drought leaves for Austin. Laurel Heights Circle hosts a 3 to 6 pm reception at Mrs A J Moore’s. Miss Tillie Weiss heads to New York for several weeks. Mrs B F Nicholson travels to Roswell NM to aid ill mother. A birthday bridge party honors Mr Halff. YWCA hosts a Valentine event Friday Feb 14. Mrs John T Wilson and Miss Ethel Wilson entertain for Mrs Al Yancy Hayes of Mexia with a lavish reception. Floral decor features yellow, red, violet tones and a violet dining room. Guests include Miss Norma Bonner of Tyler and Miss Claire Lucas. The Storto family guests at the Gunter Hotel. Children of Mary of St Joseph’s Parish host a card party. Mrs Floyd Mize of Warwick Boulevard hosts dinner for her guest Mrs Webb of Wyoming on Feb 5. Mrs M Adelman and Mrs E G Wolf host card games for Miss Lena Adelman of Waco. Mrs W C Silliman’s West Craig Place home hosts Surprise Club auction bridge with refreshments.
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John T. Wilson
Ethel Wilson
al Yancy Hayes
Mexia
Lorena Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Miss Wilson
John H. Moore
Florence Avery
A. S. Dascomb
E. F. Boyle
George Harris
Surprise Party Honors Ned A Zoeller With Bunco Prizes
A Monday evening surprise party celebrated Ned A Zoeller with Bunco as the main game. Prizes went to Miss Honorine Reich George Deussen and Miss Frances Wilson. Attendees included Camille and Edna Cohen Ella Frick Elsie Friederich Elsie Fries Anna Heinich Clara Koerps Edna Koerps Vera Kypfer Margaret Lacey Lillie Muegge Eleanor Mullins Edith Raybould Honorine Reich Pauline Schulz Agnes Way Frances Wilson Pauline Zizelmann Barbara Zoeller Joe Baetz George Deussen Alvin Frick Charles Frick W L Geyer Frank Gittinger Arthur Heye Frank Judmeier G W Kurtz Harry Raybould G H Swan Louis Tengg Kurt Wahrmund Clarence Wegel Ned A Zoeller and others.
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Ned A. Zoeller
Bunco
Honorine Reich
George Deussen
Frances Wilson
Camille
Edna Cohen
Ella Frick
Elsie Friederich
Elsie Fries
Anna Heinich
Clara
Edna Koerps
Vera Kypfer
Margaret Lacey
Lillie Muegge
Eleanor Mullins
Edith Raybould
Mhonorine Reich
Pauline Schulz
Card Party Hosted by All Merry Club at Miss Jourdan’s
The All Merry Club held a Sunday card party at Miss Emma Jourdan’s Cincinnati Avenue home. Many members attended and enjoyed refreshments served during the gathering.
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All Merry Club
Emma Jourdan
Cincinnati Avenue
Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths Attract Health Seekers
Hundreds visit Harlandale for the curative waters as afflicted individuals praise the bath's benefits. Take the South Flores streetcar to reach the site and hear testimonials from patrons. Miss Emma Witmer buys spring millinery for the Witmer Crane Millinery Co at 107 Avenue C Hicks Building.
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Harlandale
South Flores Street
Emma Witmer
Spring
Witmer-Crane Millinery Company
Avenue C
Hicks Building
Eye care notice for Dr J Harvey Moore address
If you have weak or inflamed eyes headache dizziness and nausea consult Dr J Harvey Moore located at 204 Gunter Building for evaluation and treatment.
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J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Building
Adelaide Thurston in The Love Affair at Grand Opera House
Adelaide Thurston stars in Frederick Paulding's The Love Affair at the Grand Opera House tonight. Under Francis X. Hope's management the comedy promises merriment and bright lines with a strong company as Thurston tours the south and middle west before bringing The Love Armen to a New York stage.
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Adelaide Thurston
Frederick Paulding
Grand Opera House
Francis X. Hope
Lady Babbie
Polly/ Primrose
Miss Ananians
Officer 666 Opens at Grand Opera House This February
The three day run starts with a matinee on Saturday February 8 and features a gallery of Meissonier Reubens Rembrandt Gainsborough Reynolds Liley and others. Travers Gladwin funds the show with about ten thousand dollars spent on replicas and the art display. Cohan and Harris report record interest in the production and tickets went on sale today.
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Grand Opera House
Cohan
Harris
Travers Gladwin
Messrs
Meissonier
Reubens
Rembrandt
Gainsborough
Reynolds
Liley
Carol
The Prince of Pilsen at Grand Opera House
Pixley and Luders musical comedy The Prince of Pilsen plays at the Grand Opera House Thursday night and Friday afternoon and night. It has survived many seasons and remains popular with its fresh story and dainty songs. Henry W. Savage keeps the company up to standard.
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Jess” Dandy
Hans Wagner
Grand Opera House
Henry W. Savage
Women End Catarrh With Hyomei In Easy Home Use
Advert says refined women reject catarrh and endorse Hyomei as a cure. It promotes a pocket inhaler kit for $1 with extra bottles for 60 cents, claims simple directions and no stomach dosing, and offers prepaid mail orders from Booth's Hyomei Co. in Buffalo. Booklet on catarrh provided free.
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Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
Local Theatre Cast Promises Strong Vocal Performance
The company delivers one of its best vocal shows yet with Jess Dandy returning as Hans Wagner using splintered speech. Lottie Kendall plays the widow, Norma Brown the Sidonie, and Fred Lyon appears as the lieutenant in a notable stage production.
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Jess” Dandy
Hans Wagner
Lottie Kendall
Norma Brown
Fred Lyon
Leutenant
Klass and Bernie Play The Plaza Theater This Week
Klass and Bernie, musicians, headline at the Plaza Theater with expert violin and organ accordion work. They invite audience requests spanning classical to ragtime and popular tunes, while six other acts on the bill also receive strong praise. Mrs. Sarah F. Bond to lecture on white slave traffic at Wigwam Theater No 1 tomorrow. Temple Telegram lauds her direct, forceful method and prior role as Oklahoma City police matron.
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Klass
Bernie
Plaza Theater
United States
Spencer
Wigwam No
Sarah F. Bond
Temple Telegram
Oklahoma City
Railroad Men May Strike
Vote counting by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers on 54 Eastern railroads will be finished by Saturday night with results announced Sunday T. C. Shea said. Reports from other sources indicate about 80 percent favor a strike unless railway concessions are granted.
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New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Eastern
T. C. Shea
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood
American Tobacco declares 15 percent extra dividend
New York February 5 More than 6 million dollars will be distributed to common stockholders of the American Tobacco Company as an extra 15 percent dividend declared today. The move, linked to the Supreme Court dissolution of the old company, follows proceeds from treasury securities sales and brings total extra dividends to 14. The firm also approved a 5 percent quarterly dividend, lifting the annual rate to 20 percent.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Dend
Supreme Court
Treasury
Old American Tobacco Company
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Alonzo Clark
S. W. Johnson
Yale College
Russian Council
Whisenant Drucs
Gunter
Whisenant
M. J. Gorneau French
Main Avenue
Crockett
Texas
the Bell Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
West Commerce Street
Horlick
Im Society
Beulah B Patterson
Brice T. Disque
Cincinnati
John H. Reed Jr
New Post
H. P. Drought
Austin
Laurel Heights
First Baptist Church
A. J. Moore
8. J. Zgett
Ruby Webster
Weatherford
van A. Webster
Tillie Weiss
B. F. Nicholson
Roswell, N. M
Mrs
A. H. Halff
Bridge
Mr. Halff
Young Women's Christian Association
C. B. Lucas
Claire Lucas
Norma Bonner
Tyler
Helen Taylor
Hazel Avery
J. C. Storto
Maid of
Children of Mary of
Floyd Mize
Warwick Boulevard
Willard C. Bonham
Webb
Wyomng
M. Adelman
E. G. Wolf
Adelman
Lena Adelman
Waco
W. C. Silliman
West Craig Place
Storm Club
Aufman's
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Prince OF
Pilsen
Travis Sch
Brooks
Mesdames Galtin
Slaget Py Ohates
Storms, Heusinger
Board of Health of the
Third Ward
Lopez and
Colorado Streets
J. R. Cunningham
Moore
Osteopath
Old Phon
Wanes
Big Crockery
Sar
Newton, Weller & Wagner CO
Travis
New
American Tobacco Gommens
Dalkowitz Bros. Co
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