De Lone Affair Echoes as Spain Seen Not Closed Yet
Washington dispatches report that the De Lome incident remains open until Spain expresses regrets through its ambassador. Assistant Secretary Day says the matter is not closed and will be relayed to Spain and then to Home Government for worldwide notice. The cabinet in Guatemala announces new ministers in the surprise reshuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
White
de Lone
Day
Woodford
Madeil
Dilematic Corps
Spain
de Lome
Bonds Redeemed Of Court House Funds In County
Local records show three thousand dollars in court house funds redeemed from the schow fund. The transaction involves Austin residents and pertains to county finances and debt retirement. No further details available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Court House
Schow
GARMAN INSURANCE 61S Spacingwire to Sunday Light
The insurance commissioner grants authorization to several firms including German American Fire Insurance of New York for $447 and German Alliance Insurance Company of New York for $105.8. The notice lists the companies and the sums approved under state supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garman Insurance
Austin
Surance
Alabama editors form women’s press group amid murder story boycott
About twenty five prominent women newspaper workers in Alabama met in Montgomery to organize a state association. Officers include Mrs. George of the Birmingham Age-Herald as president and Mrs. H. C. Tilldwelh as vice president. Miss Clausell Wood of this city is corresponding secretary, with Margaret O’Brien Dar of Birmingham as secretary and treasurer. The group deplored publishing murder accounts and discussed press unity and a scoop war between rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbetal Wire Lo Sunday Light
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Wiet Herve
Afrs
George Is
Birmingham Age
H. C. Tilldwelh
Q Tur Wews
Margaret O'Brien Dar
Birmnghan
Clausell Wood
Steve
Oon
New Mexico
Hurder
Winsboro Light and Power Company Charter Filed
Winsboro Texas February 12 the Winsboro Light and Power company filed its charter with the secretary of state. Incorporators include K. G. Andrews C. H. Morris and W. T. Waltersman. The filing marks the charter grant for the utility firm serving Winsboro and surrounding area.
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Aussin
Tex
Winsboro Blertie Light and Power Company
Winsboro
Texas
Secretary of State Today
Capital Frock
KK. G. Andrews
C. H. Morris
W. T. Walteman
Thief Stolen Cash From Cypher Home Friday Night
Special wire reports thieves gained entry to the residence of Mr. D. A. Cypher Friday night and carried off about $20 in cash. The wallet was in his vest pocket but was not much damaged.
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Wustln
D. A. Cypher
Funeral in Austin for H. M. Hay with large cortege
Funeral services for H. M. Hay, who died Thursday night in Bastrop, were held at St. David's church in Austin this morning. A large procession of mourners and relatives attended. Pallbearers included Eugene Bremond, John Bremond, Walker, Geo. B. Zucas, A. P. Simonus, and Jno. D. McEl.
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A- P Simonus
Jno
D. MeCel
Cotton Market Review in New Orleans Today
Special to Alamo Brokerage reports Liverpool sold 10,000 bales at 132 advance with futures up barely a quarter. New Orleans market opened one point higher but receipts and liberal selling pushed prices down and closed quietly with a slight drop. Spot demand remains good though contract activity weakens. expectations of further declines loom.
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New Orleans
Alamo
Orlpany
Liverpool
Tanny Lens
Mach
Morrisey Horace
Spancesters
Ide Itty
Amay Stempstead
Our
Ute
Montellom
May Hempstead
San Franccisco
Cal
Oakland
Avell
Marinel
Te Te B
Olely Magdalena
Ana Mun
Buena Ventures
OWL Byes
Mily
Balathy
Price
Bue
St. Catatige
Tod Sloan
Napama
St. Calutine
Gunigt
Traverse
Ostler
Joe Lhesqine
Purae
Harley Burnse
Morana
Falten Prince
Punter
Leamont
Jor Levy
Phe Ace
the Octuruck
Tit
Vollette
Brofea
Hertha
Woolf
Abina Kasserine
Toto
Brambella
Row and Arrow
Tuo Frio
Valencienne
Elmere
Novia
Muldrew
Lee Kyle
Chihuahua
Foxey Aturphey
Magnue
Watumba
Town Toples
Alkoren
Bistro
Imperious
Yankee Doniele
Lincoln Ind
Paul Griges
Scarbrough
Flashlight
May W
Charlotte M
Dr. Barnays
Geo. ‘Palmer
Adam Andrew
Satye
Melaire
Imp Devil's Dream
Alvin
Pleasanton
Wavone
Zar~ine
Don Clarensio
Trencher
Afercutio
xelling—Sly
Koenigen
Lone
Priess
Lost Girl
Judge Stouffer
Amalia Fonse
Oliye
Kamsin
Ofivelta
Sutton
Mlontalade
Hache Myth
Newsgatherer
Mainstayne
Turned Mask Ball Attracts City Dancers And Costumes
A lively city mask ball evening featured numerous elaborate costumes. The event showcased groups from Turners and Arbeiter Verein, with hall decorations, a grand supper, and dancing lasting into the early hours. Notable attendees included Miss Lena Heuer mann, Prof. Arnold, and many local members and guests. The evening also included a separate Masquerade by Arbeiter Verein children and other social dances across venues.
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Parner Hell
Bund
United States
Frisch, Fron
Proebtich
Fred
FPFF
Shakespeare
Aml
Tralian Graun
Theay Indeare
Prof
A. Brava
Bear
Me G. BR. Spielhagen
Wille Veltze
Prank Schrader
Messry Issy Caher
Gun Hoye
Ind. Schunke
Fritz
Pfeiffer
Tichnr Herwick
Otto Ankerson
Hulde Koerps
M Dansen
SH Lieuermann
Anne Horshavide
Arbeiter Verein
Arvester Verein
East Commerce Street
Misaes Erma Fiebe
Hulda Burkhardt
Trene Schulz
Lulu Howe
May Steiner
Thuswelda Kuhn
Ida Behn
Nun Rose
Katie Bohn
Master H. Bohn
Luiga Schumacher
Alice Ti
Louise Dresch
Frieda Franke
Chas. Weiss
Cheap Mosey
Harry Spann
Baker
Ernst Gehlis
Fred Hehlls
Stella Spahn
Daphle DeViere
Bertha Colma
Lilie Landauer
Balside Weiss
Avnie Mathies
Hulda Wilkens
Laura Johnson
Emimett Felthouse
Baron
Wi. B. Keneger
D. C. Landauer
Erastua
Otis Ward
Maska
Casino Children Enjoyed by Local Members Ball
The Casino members hosted a ball for young folks with music and costumes. The event featured lively dancing from 7 to 9 o'clock as part of the association’s activities.
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Casino
Ana Marquezade
Masquerade Night Vital at Germania Lodge Event
Germania Lodge Knights and Ladies Of Honor hosted a masquerade on Mission Circle. Guests included Gerlach as Goddess of Liberty and Lingie Loosbert, with a judged event led by Nelson, Jonas, and Mrs Ditt. Cannato bonds and horse race notes from New Orleans and Oakland provide a busy regional recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Lodge
Knights and Ladies of
Pedter
Krall Hkuein
Hegre Gude
Minx Fuss
Helva Atainw
Messrs
Nelson and
Jonas
Mes. Uupeca
Ditt
F. Baekman
Pleper
Mes
Jack
Oppehlmann
Marie Ruppertsburg
State Textbook Board Considers Public School Books
Austin February 12 The State Textbook Board meets Monday to select a history and geography for public schools. Several titles are on the ground and bidding appears likely. pall bearers lively. results awaited with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Text Book Board
Death of State Supreme Judge McParland in Missouri
Sudden death of B. McParland, associate justice on the Missouri Supreme Court, reported February 12. He died unexpectedly this morning during a medical procedure.
Shipful of soldiers faces storm with cramped Alaska voyage
A government Klondike relief expedition steamship Hitler battles a Pacific gale near Astoria. Capt Hinkle and Lieut Kemp argue over crowded quarters 20 by 25 feet below deck for soldiers and dogs amid rising winds of 75 mph. A compromise allows blankets on deck while cargo blocks space.ASHINGTON dispatch notes cotton supply shifts with weekly changes and totals.
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Astoria
Ore
Hitler
Atley
Hinkle
Pacific
Fort Canby
Ehiridse
Lieut
Kemp
United States Sur
Alnae
Whee
Merriam
Hinke
Gastelisa
Town socialite flees after brutal town incident
Savannah, Ga, social leader J. F. Flourney was assaulted by Jatin Bryan and his son Sterne at Epping & Co cotton export firm. They pistol whipped him, leaving facial injuries, then ordered him to leave town amid rumors of an affair with Miss Bryan. Flourney refuses to depart. tensions rise as search for trouble continues.
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Suelaz
Savannah
J. F. Flourney
Jatin M. Bryan
Oglethorpe Sayings and Trust Company
Nia
Sterne Bryan
Bryan
Epping & Co
Flourney
Misa Bryan
Bryans
Miss Bryan
Suffrage Ordinances At Convention Likely Hearings
The convention has introduced suffrage ordinances and sent them to this committee. Delegates will seek audience with committees as they push for a hearing. Past conventions granted a courteous hearing to suffrage delegates, and this convention is expected to show a similar reception by the suffrage committee.
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Indies
THIRTY NINE YEARS REPORTED IN MURDER VERDICT
A jury in Georgetown Michigan finds John Tysmith guilty of murder in the second degree and fixes his penalty at thirty five years in the penitentiary. Tysmith killed Thomas Evens at Hutlu last November. Also reported Beaten, Mass declares the historic Fanneil tall a tire trap mud it will consequently end its days.
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Georgetown
Fox
John Tiysmith
Hysmith
Thos. Evens
Hutlu
Fatal jealousy ends in double tragedy in Charlottesville
Marie Vincent and her lover Taylor Wyndant died after Vincent, enraged by perceived rival attention, fatally shot Wyndant and then killed herself. The couple, once engaged, had been living in Moccasin Valley near Charlottesville. Local authorities report the crisis followed violent quarrel and a declared vow not to let another be loved.
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Speela
Suiday Lighy
Charlotasville
Peltk
Mariie Vincent
Taylor Wyndant
Moccasin Valley
Jayers
Mas Vincent
Foreign diplomats and Spanish ministers in long past treaties
Old records discuss recalling foreign diplomats and disputes over treaties. It cites Senor Yar 80 and various ministers including a Spanish envoy expelled or granted rapid passports in 1848, with noted cases from 1800 to 1888. The piece references Gig county and international affairs through years and figures.
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Washington
TD. C
Senoor de Lomo
Gig
Senor Yar
Phil Adolphin
West
Cordas Danae
Dackaun
Hrittah Mainster
Poussin
Frenga Min
Catacazy
Nuglan
Sackville-West
Madrid
Senate approves survey fund for southwest Pass deepening
Special wire from Washington reports a joint resolution appropriating 310000 for a survey and report on deepening the southwest Pass at the mouth of the Mississippi to thirty five feet at mean low gulf level passed the House last Thursday and was agreed to by the Senate today. A three member board of United States engineers will conduct the survey before the president signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi River
House
Senate
United States Engineers
Quarantine Station Committee Ends Coast Session
A senatorial committee investigating the Ship Island quarantine station adjourned after a largely idle day. Rain and high seas forced changes in plans to visit Chandéleur and Ship Island. Senator Mallory hinted at a unanimous Senate report opposing removal but urging air improvements and a stronger patrol force at the station.
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Silloxi
Miss
Senatorial
Ship Island
Chandalenr Island
Chandéleur
Washington
Senator West
West
Galinger
McEnery
Mallory
New Orleans
Senate
Furmon
Guus
Quorenine Clerenge Sneedal Wire Convention Debates Sanitation
A Sunday discussion details the South Atlantic and Gulf State convention proceedings on Yellow Fever risk. Committees propose medical port experts for foreign ports and call for treaties to secure sanitation, quarantine measures, and funding for U S inspectors at inter tropical American ports. The resolution unanimously adopted urges a conference of port sanitary authorities and suitable appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanic
Gulf State
United States
Mately
Perte
Congress of the
Congress
Ovf
A Wise Decision Spretal Wire to Sunday Light
A garbled Mississippi despatch notes farmers in Yazoo and Delta counties plan to shift to corn due to high grain prices and low cotton prices. The piece suggests farmers will increase corn acreage, produce more fodder, and pursue profitable hog production strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Yazoo
Delta County
Iesson
Night Train Schedule Change Affects Texas Rail Service
The 1 & L G N trains announce minor timetable shifts, with changes to night arrivals and dinner stops. The International will no longer connect with Central at Hearne and no Dallas sleeper from this time. A Palestine to Austin sleeper will operate nightly to offer a full night’s rest.
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Austin Vople
Avastin
Tex
Jadke
International
Central
Hearne
Dallas
Taylor
Palestine
Austin
Palestina
Pateatine
Aus Unse
Austin Win
Tategtine
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