Watterson Pledged Ryan Contributions to Wilson Campaign
The speaker recounts advising Colonel Watterson against Ryan money in the Wilson campaign. Watterson claimed he could persuade Thomas F. Ryan to donate and that money, not patriotism, counts in a presidential race. The speaker notes no Ryan contribution was ever made and asserts Watterson’s knowledge of all sources.
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Wilson
Watterson
Thomas F. Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Woodrow Wilson
Ryan
Wilson A G A denies truth of Kentuckian claim Tillman silent
William F. McCombs Wilson campaign manager in New York denies any truth to a Kentuckian statement and says he has not made further remarks after reviewing Watterson Tillman correspondence. He states the earlier denial remains his position with no new comment.
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Tillman
New York
William F. McCombs
Wilson
Colonel Watterson
Why Lincoln Climatic Paints Suit Texas Climates
The article argues Texas has four climates and Lincoln Climatic Paints are formulated for each climate. It claims other brands use a single nationwide formula, leading to cracking peeling and chalking.
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Texas
Lincoln
Tillman Declines Inquiry in Watterson Controversy
Washington Jan 27 Senator Tillman says the incident is closed and will not visit Colonel Watterson at the New Willard to inspect his statement proofs. He notes efforts to obtain the documents from Watterson but calls it a party matter and will not engage further.
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Washington
Senator Tillman
New
Willard
Colonel Watterson
Watterson
Wilson Denounces Watterson as Untrue in Dispatch Exposé
In Boston on January 27 Governor Woodrow Wilson denounced Colonel Henry Watterson of Kentucky as untrue after reading dispatches alleging Watterson raised campaign funds at Wilson's urging. Wilson slammed the claim, calling the paragraph remarkable and insisting it was false.
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Boston
Mass
Woodrow
Wilson
Col
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Ananias Club
Watterson
Tillman
Washington
New Jersey
Scott
Pardon Move For Folke Brandt In Schiff Case
New York January 27 District Attorney Whitman plans to urge Governor Dix to grant a full pardon for Folke Engel Brandt once his report is completed The ex valet of Mortimer Schiff is serving 30 years for robbery and claims a misapprehension led to his conviction Whitman believes Brandt’s account warrants clemency based on new support from associates.
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New York
Folke Engel Brandt
Mortimer L. Schiff
Whitman
Dix
Brandt
New York Theatre Openings Mark Mixed Start to 1912
The week shows four openings with several premieres and strong debuts. Chapine the French prima donna wows Daly's audiences while Louis Mann headlines Elevating a Husband at the Liberty. White Magic at the Criterion and Pearl Maiden at the New York Theater debut promising young writers Anthony and Kales. The Talker at Harris continues strong with Tully Marshall’s performance and themes of the new woman.
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New York
Panama
Jacinta
Chapine
Louis Mann
Criterion
David Graham Phillips
New York Theater
Earle G. Anthony
Arthur F. Kales
Jefferson de Angelis
The
Harris
Tully Marshall
Daly's Theater
Emily Ann Wellman
the Liberty
Flora Zabelle
Gertrude Elliott
Man Entered Home By Invitation Confesses Guilt
A man went to the Schiff home by invitation of a household member and did not intend to rob. He confessed guilt and accepted a long sentence, believing he would be freed in a year.
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Schiff
Brackenridge on Tour From Austin to New York
George W. Brackenridge of San Antonio and Judge A W Terrell leave for several weeks in New York and eastern cities. They are long time friends and frequent Gulf Coast cruise guests of Colonel Brackenridge. H F Anderson, Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad official, is in Houston on road business.
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Austin
Tex
George W. Brackenridge
San Antonio
A. W. Terrell
New York
Brackenridge
Judge Terrell
Colonel Brackenridge
Gulf Coast
H. F. Anderson
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad
Houston
Mexican Consulate Posts Shuffle in Texas and Honduras
Eduardo Velarde, longtime vice consul in San Antonio, is reassigned as consul of Mexico in Roma Texas. Manuel Gomez de la Cortina steps in from Amapala Honduras as new San Antonio consul. Fernando Diaz Dufoo becomes Kansas City consul chancellor, moving soon. current Kansas City chancellor returns to San Antonio as chief clerk.
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Eduardo Velarde
Mexico
San Antonio
Roma
Texas
Manuel Gomez de la Cortina
Amapala
Honduras
Gomez
North Flores Street
Fernando Diaz Dufoo
Kansas City
Dufoe
Herrera Held Innocent in Mexico After Parole Break
Anastasio Herrera, who fled parole during neutrality case trials in Brownsville, has been declared innocent by Mexican courts but remains jailed in Guadalajara to face a pending criminal charge. He left Brownsville the day sentence was passed on those in Webb county jail and rumors of a revolutionary arrest were unsubstantiated.
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Brownsville
Tex
Anastasio Herrera
Walter Burns
Mexico
Guadalajara
Herrera
Webb County
May Look for Liquor Law Violations
Austin January 27 Ike N Hart sell liquor permit clerk in the comptroller s department departs for San Antonio to investigate alleged liquor law violations. Charlton sane per New Jersey supreme court December 10 1910 warrant for surrender to Italian government. Charlton argued habeas corpus to block extradition, ruling continued in U S Supreme Court.
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Seg Hima Department
San Antonio
Austin
Ike N. Hartsell
Comptroller's Department
Insular Court
Porto Rico
Charlton
Supreme Court of New Jersey
State Department
Bui Charlton
Italy
United States
New Jersey
United States Supreme Court
Charlton Case Delayed. Likely Year or Two
The Porter Charlton case may not be argued for another year or two due to the heavy U S Supreme Court docket. The delay follows the case of Charlton who confessed to killing his wife at Lake Como in June 1910 as the news reports note a recent departure of his father Judge Charlton to a new post.
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Washington
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
United States Supreme Court
Judge Charlton
Texas Case Is Argued Lightfoot Upholds Medical Act
In Washington on January 27 the Supreme Court heard the Texas osteopathy case Ira Collins v state. Patterson argued the Thirtieth Texas Legislature act defining medical practices discriminates against osteopaths while exempting masseurs and nurses. Lightfoot contended the act does not deny practice or rights and falls within legislative discretion to regulate osteopathy.
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Lightfoot
Washington
Supreme Court
Ira Collins
Texas
Patterson
Dr Moore Eye Specialist Promises Vision Restorations
Prominent San Antonian Charles Bosshardt found cross eyed since childhood and healed by Dr Moore after specialists warned of a dark room. Dr Moore claims cures for cataracts granulated sore eyes and cross eyes without pain or knives. He advertises the Oscillator treatment for weak eyes and optic nerve troubles with free initial examinations at his offices in the Gunter Building corner St Marys and Tonto.
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Charles Bosshardt
East
Houston Street
San Antonio
Texas
Moore
F. N. Calvin
The
Christian Church
Waco
United States
St. Mary's
Tonto
Tree
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Wilson A’gan
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Lincoln Pamne
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Lincoln Climatic Paint
Manuel Esteva
Miguel Diebold
DR. J. Harvey Moore
Margaret Lee
L. M. Lee
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