Count of Electoral College Set for February 14
Washington notes that despite Wilson and Marshall each holding 272 electoral votes, the Constitution requires a formal count on February 14 to declare the president and vice president. The piece reviews procedures, historical quirks, and the 1887 law guiding the count, predicting a routine, ceremonial tally with potential objections handled in writing.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
House
Marshall
Saulsbury
Delaware
Alabama
Oliver Ellsworth
Connecticut
Elias
New Jersey
James Madison
Virginia
William Smith
South Carolina
Ralph Izard
John Rutledge
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
New York
Jefferson
Burr
Benjamin Franklin
Gaillard
John W. ‘Taylor
Indiana
James Monroe
Daniel D. Hopkins
Henry Clay
Solomon Rensselaer
Nathaniel Bacon
Missouri
John H. Eaton
Tennessee
Robert Y. Hayne
Martin van Buren
Eaton
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
John C. Calhoun
Richard M. Johnson
Kentucky
Francis Grainger
Grundy
Johnson
Wisconsin
For Sale and Wanted Ads Package Across City
A garbled collection of classified lines lists for sale items and services including three large lots at corner Uincy and McClain Streets for $1500 with $250 cash and $2.50 yearly, multiple cars and trucks for trade, a good cook wanted, a meat market rental, a music publisher seeking songs, and various agents and rental notices.
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Corneruincy
McClain Sts
Fourth Ward
Pat Stevens
Burnet Reet
Ring Crockett
John G. Marmion
Soledad
San Antonio
Texas
M. N. Baylor
Kerrville
Tex
Renman &T
Stockholders Banquet for 65 Employees at Gunter Hotel
San Antonio Machine and Supply Company held a banquet at the Gunter Hotel for 65 employees including office staff salesmen and department heads. President M Krueger acted as toastmaster with P E Krueger and M A Krueger present. The dinner ran 8 to 10 30 p m to mark the recent inventory completion, a yearly tradition.
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San Antonio
No Enthusiasm in Trieste for Emperor Arrival
A traveler reports Trieste authorities urged strong enthusiasm for the new Austrian Emperor during his visit. The city’s residents paid no heed and police made broad arrests as a consequence.
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Rome
Trieste
Dewey's Body Lays In Arlington Mausoleum
The body of Admiral Dewey rests in Arlington cemetery beside Farragut and Porter. Casket placed in Miles mausoleum pending memorial theater completion. Three services held including private home rite, capitol public service with dignitaries, and grave ceremony with Annapolis cadets escort and Manila veteran firing volleys.
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Washington, D. C
Admiral Dewey
Arlington Cemetery
Farraguet
Porter
Miles
Capitol
Cabinet
Congress
Army
Navy
Annapolis
Charles Mitchell
Olympia
Manila
Texans overwhelms New York in 69–0 rout
Texas defeated New York 69 to 0 as Dotson scored four touchdowns and Collins kicked seven goals. Turner, Kendrick and Berry added scores while Dotson, Clark and Abbott produced big gains. The game ended with Texas dominating all four quarters.
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Collins
Texas
New York
Andrews
Turner
Dotson
New
Butler
Diller
Clarke
Kendrick
Watson
Abbott
Berry
Clark
New Yorkers
Texas Infantry
Kendricks E
Duffy
Little
Lennon
Jordan
Packenhauser
Forsythe
Hanlon
Lynch
Bright
McNulty
Corwin
Wilkinson
Lane
Kendricks
Murray-Taylor
Harvard
Dunbar
Va. M. I
Witaker
Indiana
Johnson
Metzenthin
Colling
Legislature Advances Aid and Oversight Measures
Clerks in the comptroller's department build a record of mansion expenses to curb excess in state funding. The House approves a 2,000,000 education appropriation with little opposition anticipated. A bill to abolish county institutes is killed at request of State Superintendent Doughty. The state affairs committee backs a measure to bar county commissioners courts from issuing anticipation warrants.
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Comptroller’s Department
House Committee
Doughty
Committee On State Affairs
New York Captain Praises Texas Team After Game
Captain Red Wilkinson of New York lauds Texas football at the St. Anthony Hotel calling the Texans a machine with unmatched running attack and perfect interference. He says no East team could have won their game with them. Kendricks is mentioned as a player.
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Texas
Red Wilkinson
New York
St. Anthony
Texans
Kendricks
Texas Team Is Praised After Close Defeat of New York Cavalry
The report notes the Texas squad’s strong showing against the New York Cavalry with Captain Wilkinson spraining a leg and gaining seven yards on a key rush. Lieutenant Birge credits Texas practice and mutual confidence, while Murray Taylor calls the game one of the cleanest he has seen.
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Texas
Collins
Watson
New York Cavalry
Wilkinson
Birge
Gunter Hotel
Murray Taylor
Frolics Draw Large Crowd At Cavalry Minstrel Show
Cavalry Frolics at Empire theater drew a big crowd on Saturday after a Friday performance. New York militia men, delayed by football defeat earlier, filled the house as they prepared for trains to McAllen. Texas militiamen left for Corpus Christi late Saturday night. football players received a month’s furlough and will remain in San Antonio.
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New York Cavalry
Empire Theater
New York
Playhouse
McAllen
Texas Militiamen
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Pry or President of Livestock Men Ike 1
Ike 1 Pryor outlines policy goals for livestock interests including exchange of federal lands for private lands to consolidate reserves. He urges abandoning predator carnivore bounties and state funding for the biol survey, promotes hog cholera eradication, and supports state control of intra state freight rates for livestock shipments.
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Ike
Pryor
Ture
Interior
Congress
Pryor Hero Of Southwest Texas Livestock Industry
Colonel Pryor rose from a Civil War-era orphan to head of major national livestock groups including the Trans-Mississippi Congress and the National Livestock Shippers Protective League. He recalls starting as a paper peddler behind Union lines, becoming a cowboy, and driving 45 000 cattle in 1884 before a $600 000 loss tested him. He credits creditworthiness as superior to money.
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American National Livestock Association
Colonel Pryor
Trans-Mississippi Congress
National Livestock Shippers’ Protective League
Texas
Cousin Sally
Sally
Paris
Tex
Austin
Colorado
Montana
Northwest
Pryor
Opposition to Governor Expenses Grows in Texas
In Austin on January 20 lawmakers Davis of Willspoint and Tinner of Whitney sought an itemized statement of Governor's Mansion expenditures dating to the current administration. They reference the Chicken salad and punch case and press for details, while Terrell says records will be reviewed with legislature clerks. The $4,000 mansion allowance and a $2,300 deficiency are noted, with plans to oppose further appropriations.
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Austin
Tex
H. P. Davis
Willspoint
S. W. Tinner
Whitney
H. B. Terrell
Journal of the House
Fly
Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Middleton
Colquitt
Terrell
Ferguson
Messrs
Davis
Tinner
Fuller
House
Obituary of Arthur M. Einstein 69 in San Antonio
Arthur M. Einstein aged 69 died at 10 30 am Saturday in his apartment 728 East Houston street San Antonio a former Illinois native and long time merchant in Mexico he came to San Antonio five weeks ago he is survived by his sister Mrs Jennie E Schaffner the body to be sent to Chicago by Shelly Loring Undertaking Company for burial in Roseville Cemetery Chicago accompanied by Mrs Schaffner Interment to follow Frederick C E Fisher age 61 died in a local hospital at 10 30
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Arthur M. Einstein
East
Houston Street
Einstein
Illinois
Mexico
San Antonio
Jennie E. Schaffner
Chicago
Shelly-Loring Undertaking Company
Schaffner
Roseville
Obituary Notices for George Vogler and Family
A German born physician died Saturday night in San Antonio aged 32. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday from 404 Vinton Street with burial in National cemetery. George Vogler aged 32 a Texas native and railroad switchman died at 10 10 a.m. Saturday at 216 Lovers Lane. Survived by widow, son Lawrence, parents, a brother and sister. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday from home with burial in New Lutheran cemetery.
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George L. Vogler
Lovers’ Lane
Texas
Lawrence Vogler
J. L. Vogler
I’. C. Vogler
A. L. Baker
San Antonio
Louis McVay
South Flores Street
Methodis
New Lutheran Cemetery
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co offers automobile equipment and related services with contact via toll-free lines 971 for inquiries and orders. Local ads highlight available auto accessories and supplies through the firm’s catalog.
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Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
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Harry E. Fisher
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Joe J. Nix
St. Mary's and
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Wallace Bros. CO
Commerce Street
Jim
Wallace Brothers Company
D. Stahl & Son
New Braunfels
Adolf Seeling
Lockhart
Rudolf Engle
Bergheim
A. S. Frils
Beeville
S. H. Pitts
M. E. Scoville
Kennedy
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