Jusserand Leaves Washington After 22 Years as Ambassador
Washington remembers French ambassador Jusserand on his farewell after 22 years. He departs for New York and Boston en route to France January 28, to be succeeded by Ramon Daeschner. Jusserand met with officials at the State Department and Secretary Hughes, leaving a legacy of long service and cordial ties with colleagues and diplomats. Ambassador Riano of Spain becomes dean of the diplomatic corps following Jusserand’s retirement.
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Washington
Julés Toucan
Jusserand
New York
Boston
France
Roosevelt Letters Reveal Lodge and Hanna Push for Navy Post
A trove of Theodore Roosevelt correspondence shows Lodge and Hanna pressing for Roosevelt to join the Navy Department. The papers detail discreet lobbying of Senators Platt and McKinley, with notes on cabinet strategies and Roosevelt’s navy priorities amid Cuban tensions and tariff debates.
January 2 Radio Digest program highlights
A compact, era specific listing from the Atlanta Journal and Buffalo papers detailing a January 2 broadcasting schedule. It references orchestra performances, lectures, readings, and musical reviews, with scattered names and program numbers across various venues and stations.
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Radio Digest
Atlanta Journal
Bat Boston
Buffalo
Chisago News Gang
Jurus
Oreen
Usiany Lone Scouts
Farm
Sram Solvista
Chiro Friune
ATG Thete i
Roney
Laverntpert
Dever
Canty Pew Tives
Arvein
Enidren
Aetoniitie
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Ures
Atio
Air Eotlese
Liebestray
Orenestra
Creuinderas
Deena
Eben Ti Y. Gontralt
Diparel
Euiseinnis, Vhugialel Pty
Lieutenant Casey Freed of Charges
First Lieutenant Paul D. Caser of the Twenty third infantry was found not guilty by general court martial at Fort Sam Houston on charges of being drunk on duty and disobeying an order after a 26 minute verdict. Testimony finished Monday. court adjourned to Tuesday.
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Paul D. Caser
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Casey
D. H. Allen
Park Holland
Robert McCleave
Ninth Infantry
James És Willis
Mrs Charles Thomas Referred to Hospital For Heart Trouble
Mrs Charles G Thomas of Jefferson Street is seriously ill at a local hospital with heart trouble. Her husband is identified as a speaker of the house to the Faith Legislature, noted in the report.
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C. G. Thomas
Datilas
Tan
Charles & Thomas
Jewis
Emulsio Promises Quick Relief For Chronic Coughs
Advertisement touts Emulsio as a cure for stubborn coughs and bronchitis, claiming creosote inhibits bacteria growth and soothes inflamed airways. It asserts rapid relief, stomach absorption, and a money back guarantee if the remedy fails, urging readers to verify the genuine stamp on the trademark.
Ashamed writer seeks appointment amid department tensions
A cryptic note from an unnamed writer in Washington expresses embarrassment at a perceived lack of influence and hints at plans to contact Matt for an appointment. The fragment references the Senate Chamber and Department affairs, with tone suggestive of lobbying and internal friction.
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Newton
Senate Chamber
Washington
Cabott
Matt
Hin
Corse
Seven jailed in Indore over maharajah’s aide attack
London reports seven officials arrested in Indore connected to the bombing and shooting that injured Mumtaz Begum and a girl. Two step uncles and a aunt of Mumtaz Begum are among detainees as police suspect high level state involvement. Mumtaz Begum remains in hospital guarded amid fears of a wider plot.
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London
Usta
Indore
Aff
Toombar
Abdi Kadir Baula
Bombay
Abdul Bedir
Mumtaz
Nigel
Pathan Gang
Munchéws
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Indor
Reuters Bombar
Mumtaz Begum
Banla
Man Under Arrest Taken For Hospital Admission
A man involved in an arrest was transported to a hospital after a collapse while being escorted to an inmate desk. The incident occurred during a vagrancy charge intake as he fell and required medical attention before further custody actions. The report notes witnesses and officers present during the episode and mentions ongoing procedural steps.
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Eig
Frenandes
Wedessk Sergeaot
Maddening Maze Twister Puzzle No 34 Solution
The page presents a cross word puzzle titled MADDENING MAZE Twister No 34 with a list of horizontal and vertical clues and partial answers. It includes abbreviations, foreign terms, and numeric hints, then provides a final solution row and a copyright notice from King Features Syndicate in 1925.
Tired Pedestrians Hall Wrong Wagon in Late Stop
Two youths were stopped by a patrol car on Austin Street and taken to headquarters after failing to convincingly identify themselves. A bellboy from a local hotel and a salesman with a humorous story were questioned under city orders before being released.
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Houston
Negro Country Club to Feature Golf in Chicago
A brief notice indicates the Negro Country Club will host a golf event in Chicago. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but reference to preliminary Wang and Henmating suggests early round activity among male participants within about two miles of a central site.
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Negro Country Club
Fast Valley Tran Service Promised
Lt. Baldwin new Missouri Pacific president announced a consolidation with Gulf Coast Lines and 1-G.N. to boost Southwest Texas travel. A quicker passenger service to the Rio Grande Valley is planned, with a night departure from San Antonio and breakfast arrivals in Brownsville. The improved service may start in about two weeks, routing via A.I. & Gulf Coast lines. Delegates and officials attended a St. Anthony Hotel dinner as plans were outlined.
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1-G. N
Afissouri-Pacific
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Baldwin
Missouri-Pacific
San Antoni
St. Anthony
Brownsville
San Antonio
A. I
Gulf Coast
St. Louis
New York
T. T. Hamilton
G.N
Nat Goldsmith
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Tobin
Candell
Chamber
Din Baldwin
UTI
Negro Boy Held On Unlawful Carrying of Pistol
Clemane Johnson, 20, of 102 North Gevers Street, jailed on a charge of unlawfully carrying a pistol after allegedly lingering near the Southern Pacific freight yards Tuesday night. Special Agent Stacy observed him and found a small pocket pistol. Johnson said he carried it for protection on the way from work, but admitted not going straight home.
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Clemane Johnson
French universities offer scholarships to American students
Washington report notes the American Council on Education announced several scholarships and fellowships for American students to study at French universities and normal schools. Available to American-born men or women graduates from approved institutions, two scholars each may study at Bordeaux Lyons Nancy and Toulouse, and one at Strasbourg Grenoble and Paris.
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Washington
French Department of Education
American Council On Education
United States
Bordeaux
Lyons
Nancy
Toulouse
Strasbourg
Grenoble
Paris
Savants to Study Eclipse Aboard Ocean Liner
Director Richard Schorr of Hamburg University Observatory and Professor unce aboard the Liguria bound for Philadelphia will observe the total solar eclipse from the ship. The steamer will be in totality during the event and the scholars hope to obtain photographs of the corona.
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Hamburg
Richard Schorr
Hamburg University Observatory
Unce
Liguria
Philadelphia
Young girl and two men held after hotel robbery
Two men and a young girl are under investigation after a robbery at the Colonial Hotel on Eas Commerce Street. H Micken reported $361 missing from his room while he slept in late Tuesday. Detectives Fox and Gradshaw arrested the men, and Detective Norton later arrested the girl.
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Colonial Hotel
Eas Commerce Street
MicMicken
Fox
Gradshaw
Norton
Walter heads RETA as Drugists elect leaders
Frank A. Walter, former San Antonio Retail Druggists vice president, was elected Tuesday president. Fred V. Alter becomes vice president. Henry Wein and A. M. Cardenas were re-elected secretary and treasurer. L. D. Gilmore heads the executive committee. The membership drive results were announced with new members J. S. Gallacher, B. C. Shafer, I. V. G. Smith, Henry Binger, R. M. Callaway, and R. G. Parrish joining.
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Frank A. Walter
San Antonio Retail Drug Association
Organizati
Fred V. Alter
Coxvent Ty
Henry ¥. Wein
A. M. Cardenas
L. D. Gilmore Wa
J.S. Gallacher
B.C. Shafer
V. G. Smith
Henry Binger
R. M. Callaway
R. G. Pars
Rish
Hints for Women Health Remedy Advertisement
An advertisement argues that health is vital for women, highlighting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard treatment for female ailments. It appeals to a wide readership of women and claims three generations of success abroad in use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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