Folk withdraws from presidential race clears Clark for nomination
Ex governor Folk withdraws and Mrs Clark forces gain momentum as Clark receives an ovation in the House. Missouri supporters and other Democrats express confidence that Clark will secure the nomination at the national convention. Folk commends Clark and endorses a divided Missouri delegation proposal suggested by Bryan.
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Washington
Joseph H. Folk
Missouri
Middle Western
Clark
House
Folk
Bryan
Hay's Hair Health Ad Promises Youthful Look For $100
An old advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health with a $100 price and 50e offer. It mentions direct purchase from Philo Hay Spec. Co. in Newark New Jersey and hints at trial or battle terms for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark, N. J
Missouri Politician Yields Delegation Support to Mr Clark
In a statement reflecting broad support, the speaker says reports from other states place Mr Clark ahead for the nomination due to his prominent Washington role and long honorable service. The speaker will yield all Missouri delegation claims and urge friends to unite behind Clark.
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Clark
Washington
Missouri
Bishop Shaw to Consecrate New Jourdanton Church
Right Rev. T. W. Shaw and Rev. W. W. Hume travel to Jourdanton to bless St Mathew Church and a statue. The completed church, led by Rev. Sugundo Virumbrales, hosts a two day festival with mass, sermons, music, and benefit film showings.
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T. W. Shaw
San Antonio
W. W. Hume
Jourdanton
St. Mathew
Sugundo Virumbrales
la Junta Catolica
Shaw
Five Men Die In Cable Bucket Collapse At Pathfinder Dam
Special to The Light Casper Wyoming Feb 10 Five men fell to their deaths when a 186 foot high cable broke at quitting time sending a bucket across the deep canyon of Pathfinder Dam on the North Platte river. The tragedy marks the first fatal accident in seven years of government dam construction near Casper with four others severely injured.
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Casper
Wyo
Pathfinder Government Dam
North Platte River
Effort to Defeat Herrick Over Cleveland Speech
Washington February 10. A determined effort to block Myron T. Herrick's confirmation as ambassador to France will be mounted in the senate. Senators back La Follette and condemn what is described as insulting references to him in Herrick's Cleveland speech.
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Washington, D. C
LaFollette
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
France
Senate
Senator la Follette
Herrick
Mackay Telegraph Sues Western Union Over Telegram Charges
Edwin J. Nally of the Mackay Telegraph Cable company states the firm has filed a new petition with the New York Public Service Commission at Albany against Western Union. The complaint mirrors a 1910 petition about charges for words indicating transfer points in towns not reached by Mackay lines.
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Mackay Company
Western Union
New York
Edwin J. Nally
Mackay Telegraph Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Public Service Commission of
New York State
Albany
Public Service Commission
Mindful remedy cited for nervous prostration cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pennsylvania explains years of nervous prostration and poor appetite before finding relief with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. She reports immediate improvement and full recovery, crediting pure blood and stronger nerves to the remedy. The ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla in liquid and Sarsatabs forms.
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Minerva Reminger
Upper
Bern
Hood
Red Tie Brigade boosts fund drive for San Antonio Chamber
Forty members of the Red Tie Brigade met at the Gunter hotel and heard Chairman Thomas L. Conroy report $24,800 in subscriptions toward a $75,000 goal for the Amalgamated Chamber of Commerce. By 5 pm, total subscriptions reached $25,000 as the drive neared its weekend target.
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Red To
Amalgamated Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
Thomas L. Conroy
Conroy
Chamber of Commerce
Ancheon
San Antonio
H. L. Miller
T. N. Smith
I. W. Biggar
Charles Graebner
L. J. Hart
Red Tie Brigade
United Chamber of Commerce
Greater Chamber of Commerce
N. W. Biggar
C. Ricaby
H. G. Staacke
J. N. Brown
A. H. Halff
Jake Wolff
George Saur
John B. Carrington
A. D. Langham
Houston
Carrington
Local golf club lines up winter resort prospects
San Antonio Country Club golfers chase expert insight as Tom Bendelow visits from Los Angeles to review the course with Coach Donaldson. The club notes rising female participation and six changes in leadership roles as E. B. Chandler and Thomas Franklin assume top posts.
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San Antonio Country Club
Donaldson
Tom Bendelow
Spalding
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Antonio
E. B. Chandler
Thomas Franklin
Colonel Roosevelt Resting at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay February 10 Colonel Roosevelt had no political visitors today and spent the day resting at Sagamore Hill with a horseback ride in fine weather. He declined to comment on the Chicago progressive conference.
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Roosevelt
Oyster
Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Chicago
Klondike Bill Aims for Washington Sled Race Wager
William Buchanan known as Klondike Bill arrives in Chicago with a dog team after crossing from Alaska. He plans to reach Washington soon to claim a $100000 wager offered by an exposition if he completes the sled journey. He stays at 2701 Archer avenue with Rose Maegerlin smiling as she asks what he would do with the prize.
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William Buchanan
Chicago
Alaska
Washington
National Capital
William Maegerlin
Archer Avenue
San Antonio hosts Child Welfare Conference February 17
Agencies across departments of child life gather at the Odd Fellows hall in Crockett hotel for a San Antonio Child Welfare Conference. Topics include health regulations for children, compulsory education versus child labor laws, juvenile court probation, and kindergarten-primary cooperation.
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Department of Child Life
San Antonio
Odd _ Fellows’ hall
Crockett Hotel
Board of Education
Don A. Bliss
City Board of Health
Associated Charities
Lems
William L. Hoefgen
State Federation of Labor
8S. J. Brooks
Elizabeth Harrison
Chicago
Early Life of Massachusetts Lt Governor Robert Luce
The newly elected lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, Robert Luce, began campaigning at seven and joined politics early. He attended Harvard at seventeen, excelled in studies, and worked for a Boston daily paper while also pursuing literary output.
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Robert Luce
Massachusetts
Harvard
Boston
Knox Plea for a Powerful Navy at Washington Dinner
Secretary of State Philander C. Knox urged a great navy to back peace at a Washington dinner hosted by the house committee on foreign relations. Mrs. Knox attended with him as guests of honor, while Ambassador Bakmetieff of Russia was notably absent. The gathering highlighted Republican-Democrat diplomacy and the committee’s role in shifting U S Russia treaty relations.
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Washington
Philander C. Knox
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Bakmetieff
Russia
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Texas plans for university expansion near completion
The Texas effort to enlarge and extend the state university system is nearly ready. The organizing body lists eight member committees with members from Austin Dallas Fort Worth Houston and other cities. F M Bralley the state superintendent is elected executive secretary and Arthur Lefevre is secretary for research.
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Austin
University Plan of Higher Education
Texas
E. Mezes
Clarence Ousley
Fort Worth
F. M. Bralley
Bralley
University of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
College of Industrial Arts
State Normal Schools
Conference For Education In Texas
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Chas. Schreiner
Otto Koehler
Deaves Field
TIE Brigade
Bendelow
Incorporated Society of Musicians At
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Sylvanus Thompson
Conference ON Child Welfare
Knox
Hostetter
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