New Orleans Welcomes Taft Pace Event Parade
William J. Karanaush of Lakes-to-the Gulf fund plans an extra session call for Congress to study U S waterways, focusing on the Mississippi. Taft is invited to sail the river New Orleans to Biloxi soon as crowds including Elks and Woodmen gather here. taft speech planned and a banquet expected with Cardinal Gibbons invocation and Lincoln tribute by Judge Pardee.
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Hearst
New Orleans
William J. Karanaush
Taft
The
Elks
Woodmen of the World
Kaighs of
Pythias
Wye City Hell
Hansuet Fertath
Yelaheaia Lunetwon
Mrs. Tash
Cantry Club
Prinay
Cardinal Gihvens
United States
Judge Pardee
Abraham Lincoln
Struck With Gun At Concha Street Saloon
Rermrding Arwillara, 24, is in city hostel with a Seilo wound after being struck on the head during a confrontation at Concha street saloon. Ivan Gareta was badly cut, and his son Adalto Garcia wounded in the same affray. Suey Dla and Francisco Flores Ware were arrested and charged with assault. The elder man’s wounds are described as dangerous.
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Rermrding Arwillara
Seilo
Concha Street
Atresia
Will Terayer
Ivan Gareta
Concho Street
Adalto Garcia
Ae Shotty
Dla
Prancisco Flores
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Court
W Bartlesem and Lucille Ster Aman apply for a marriage license. Alert officials list Ramon Iraysey and Horbensivt Rodvisuen among the parties in the docket, details pending final approval.
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W. Bartlesem
Lucille Ster Aman
Alert Oliges
Lie Tontine Ramon Iraysey
Ind
Horbensivt
Rodvisuen
Club Function Draws Large Crowd
A social evening for Ta fernational club members and their ladies drew a large attendance in the club parlors last night. Judge Winetesiar Kelso spoke on fostering better relations between Aristicans and Mexicans, followed by entertainment plans led by Dr. Malone Duggan. The program featured piano duets, songs by Mrs. Warren G Clarke Jenna M Steinfeldt Mrs Leis Cory Thompson and Fred Dayset, plus a piano solo by Maria J Villareal and other musical numbers. Light refreshments were served. numerous hostesses were named including Mrs A W Houston Mrs Chas W Ogden Mrs Winchester Kelso and Mrs Malone Digan.
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Winetesiar Kelso
Adilreas
Kelso
Malone Duggan
Duggan
Warren G Clarke
Jenna M. Steindeldt
Leis
Cory Thompson
Fred Dayset
John A. Steinfelde
Ja. Ly Mans
Gehramm
Sali
Mise Maria J. Villareal
Arundersonn
Steinfeldt
Mens Werd
A. W. Houston
Mins
Chas
W. Ogden
Winchester Kelso
di K. Furnish
J. Woodward
Chas. Florian
Perry J. Lewis
G. W. Johnson
Weeley Peacock
W.C. Rewdy
Malone Digan
Prank Ba Mal
Win. Cassin
B. G. Newton
Break Record for Few Laws in Thirty First Legislature
Special to The Light from Ausby Texas reports the Thirty first Texas legislature will likely break the record for enacting few laws. Most bills have been local or to amend defective laws with anti Sunday activities and other measures facing fearsome committee rejections. The governor may call a special session. adjournment is expected around March 14 after many local bills and new districts and road laws have dominated the agenda. Wood's Sarsaparilla is named as a remedy for health.
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Ausby
Tex
House
Suelebane
Senate
Mortuary notices from Union Printers Home and local deaths
Obituaries report H A Bedmann former Union Printers Home member died after a long illness in Colorado Springs with service at Evergreen Cemetery. Also listed are Walter Peltner age 18 who died at home after an abscess under the tongue. funeral 4 pm from his mother's home with Lutheran rites. William Graves Minter, son of Mr and Mrs J Minter, died last night. funeral at 2 pm from home with burial in Elmly Cemetery. Other items note ongoing illness and medical care for Hicks Wide.
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Lol Kuerps
Typographtcab Union No
le Fa
Finny
Union Printers
Celorado Shirings
H. A. Bedmann
Hidasenp
San Antonio
Ind Bec
Colorado Springs
Netment
Union
Walter Peltzer
Walker Peltner
Emma Peltner
Howie Street
William Graves Minter
Jay Minter
East
Dewey Atroat
Ethel Minter
Elly Cametery No
Slayer Still Searching for Mintosh's
Special to The Tent. Fel 6-Posdex reports searching for Will McIntosh, the man who killed Deputy Constable Draper on the last visit. Several black defendants jailed for carrying weapons. A meeting was attempted but thwarted by the arrival of the ringleader.
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Will McIntosh
Draper
Janigh
Fort Worth Leads in Week's Bank Clearings
Chicago based Reb and Compilers report Fort Worth tops the weekly bank clearings with 84 over last year. Mark Worth cited as leading figure in the banking activity.
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Fort Worth
Chicago
Reb
Mark Worth
Black Man Deceased and Black Woman Arrested in Houston
A Black man identified as Sam Washington was found dead in Houston. Nearby a bloodied garment was located, leading to the arrest of Anne Hammond, a Black woman, on charges connected to the serious incident.
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Houston
Tex
Sam Washigton
Throbla Todiy
Anne Himndy
Washington
Oklahoma City as City on the Map in 19 Years
Str Clifton George, former Oklahoma City Commercial Club secretary, compares Oklahoma City’s rapid growth to San Antonio in 14–19 years. He notes Oklahoma City’s 1889 opening, now 45,008 population, streetcar service, 30 miles of asphalt streets, and predicts San Antonio’s future growth as the nation’s productive farming region and southwest metropolis. He cites suburban values near Alamo Heights as a contrast to Oklahoma City prospects.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
United States Agricultural Department
United States
Alytonio
Southwest
Clifton George
My. George
Alamo Heights
Weiner
America
Tories About Well Known San Antonians
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column sketches social scenes in San Antonio. It recalls breakfast chatter with locals at a downtown hotel, mentions Shaw Brothers dairy, a Bexar hotel, and a New York jewelry shop display. A stenographer and a wardrobe of talking points appear, alongside light anecdotes about marriages and a playful mix of names and brands.
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Bexar
Wnd
New York
Wais Stinding
Alfred Ghanner
Palatine
Neman
Fire crews respond to yard trash blaze on South Prewa Street
Fire companies were dispatched shortly before 5 pm last night to a trash pile burning in a yard on TiN South Prewa Street. High winds scattered embers and prompted residents to call the fire department.
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Tin South Prewa
Gre Department
Denial Clears Reported Pacific Warship Buildup
Washington disclaims claims that four battleships would be sent to the Pacific after completion of the fleet cycle around the world. The emphatic denial counters California reports and notes no orders have been issued.
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Hearet Lennad
Washington, Ind
Tucker Family Arrives Amid Retirement Talks
Colonel Tucker faces possible retirement as wife Belle Logan Tucker and Julia A Logan Tucker along with Captain Logan Tucker travel to Chicago arriving February 14. An army hearing set for February 16 could influence the officer’s future, with headquarters viewing the move as a hostile family effort to push him out.
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Hearst
Chicago
Web
Belle Logan ‘Tucker
Julia A. Logan
Logan Tucker
Tucker
Aboot Springs
Ark
Army
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
An old warning warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury. It notes mercury harms smell and can derange the mind when absorbed, urging prescriptions from a reputable physician. The text mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and references manufacturers and dosing.
Midcontinent Oil Producers Weigh Oklahoma Operations Cut
The Midcontinent Oil Producers Association considers suspending Oklahoma operations due to adverse legislation. An investigating committee met this afternoon and recommended the move because new laws would create unfavorable conditions around the oil business.
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Oklahoma
Two Killed in Collision Near Winchell
Special to The Light Brownwood Pex Fab report says a last month old infant of Mrs Heta Matthews died and Lela Ware reg was fatally injured when a freight wagon collided with a hack at Winchell 29 miles west of here this afternoon.
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Heta Matthews
Lela Ware
Qin Feedent
Winchell
Here
Houston Autoists Run to Beaumont Rally
Houston autoists undertake a six hour run to Beaumont with Sperdal leading. The event featured several finishers and vehicle names including Stearns and Franklin, while Willard and Sprong posted notable times. Several machines failed to arrive, reported by Trinity ports officials.
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Sperdal
Beaumont
Houston Unis
W.H. Willard
Stearns
Artin Ruvion
Franklin
Jone Hoes
Taventy
Trinity Vives
Swift Daughter Sues For Divorce In Court
Mrs. Roth May Swift Eversz, daughter of the late Austins L Swift, sues for divorce in the breast court against Brncat Hammond Everaz for desertion. Three days ago Chicago society was startled by news she had filed and returned to her mother's home.
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Heatal
Chicago
Roth May Swift
Eversz
Austains
Brncat Hammond Everaz
Chisato Society
Shs Throw Mim Over Twice a Puzzling Exchange
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic exchange mentioning Mr Phane and alleged crookeries. References to throwing over and a moter car hint at a dispute or incident, with unclear participants and actions. The readable bits suggest a sensational or tabloid tone but lack full context or names.
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Mim
Suteurs Maile
Mr Phane
Crookerd Bey
Would Turn Church Into Dance Hall Inspires Youth Reform
Chicago discussion at the three day finicth anniversary of the Chicago Home for the Friendless urged converting church parlors into dance and meeting spaces to keep youths away from unrespectable places. Mrs W N Thomas warned delinquency persists unless schools recognize rights beyond the transfer.
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Hearst
Chicago
W. N. Thomas
Univer of Chicago
Thomas
Transfor
Keep Baby Healthy Free Way for Mothers and Dr Caldwell
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Papoose as a safe laxative tonic for children and promises a free health analysis. It claims gentle action, no griping, and strong appetite benefits, urging mothers to request a free test bottle and advice by mail. The notice cites prices and a home remedy theme while advocating the product for common infant ailments.
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Webb
Caldwell
Hauss
K. T. Stomt
Louisville
Walt
Maere
Fragmentary theater line yields unclear crowd reaction
A garbled excerpt shows a performer named Sullivan reacting with enthusiasm and making a vague promise to a listener about future lessons and lollipops, with the speaker unsure of the meaning. The text reads like a broken dialogue with stray phrases and misspellings.
Dressed for the Concert in Succens Magazine
Fragmentary text describes a concert scene with old fashioned talk and a narrator recalling a man shouting upstairs for his daughter to hurry to the concert. The piece mentions preparations, clothing, and a humorous tone about getting ready and spending money.
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Meinrich Couried
Clvicages
Mp Atrendy
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