Austria-Hungary Holds Memorial for Archduke Ferdinand
Foreign dispatches from Vienna describe ceremonies on the first anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination. Archduke Charles Francis and his consort visited places tied to the archduke’s last days and privately toured Innsbruck. Memorial articles in Vienna claim the archduke’s death was avenged by Austria-Hungary’s forces.
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Washington
D.C
Austria-Hungary
Ferdinand
Vienna
Austro- Hungaria
Af Lenox
Mass
Archduke Charles Frances
Ile
Archduke Ferdinand
House of Hapsburg
No More Land Sales Involving State Lands In Midland
Aboard land appraisers board led by H. Hubbs and J. Coupland will begin surveying state school and institutional lands near Midland. About 306,090 acres are involved in this western area under a last legislature act, halted until surveys are completed.
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Aurtin
Tex
Board of Land Appraisers
Oni Board of Land
Hobison
H. ¢. Hubbs
G. Coupland
Midland
Public land sales halted until September 1 1915
The state extends to Pecos and El Paso counties as Commissioner Robison secures an attorney general ruling. The law governing public fund sales is suspended by act noted by the Thirty fourth Legislature, delaying any further land sales until after September 1 1915. A Saturday trip and fare of $8.45 to Galveston and return are listed as a note.
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Pecos
el Pano
Robison
Attorney General's Department
Ens
Gossett Appointed Deputy Banking and Insurance Commissioner
Austin July 4 18 Gossett named deputy banking commissioner after years as state bank examiner. Charles V Johnson promoted deputy insurance commissioner. A L Slaughter named bank examiner chief. I O Ratz to continue as examiner in twenty banks near Austin. Assignments list districts and monitors for banks under Patterson oversight.
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Tex
FL Gosset
Ben i State
Ias
Charles V. John~sin
Pabl
Insurance
Commissdoper of Insurance and Banking
Patterson
A. L. Slaughter
Gossett
Putter
Rats
Ben H
Charles O. Austin
L. K. Noberts
Erwin
C.K. McCutcheon
Isiriet
Fura
Jidred McKinnin
Amaritig
Ira Smith
Wichita Falls
JS. Bewli
Fort Worth
J. H
Mount Pleasent
EU Marks
Tyter
John
Wightman
Li Teaumant
Corsicana
AL Longmoor
Houston
Lowly Conn
Bank Treasurer Ends His Own Life in Annapolis
In Annapolis a bank treasurer of the An Maen Banking & Trust Company reportedly died by his own action. Directors of the trust company state they are awaiting Caughey to appear and explain his role as they continue inquiries into the incident.
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Annapolis
Adishall
An Maen Banking & Trust
Arkansas River Development Association Convenes in Pine Bluff
The Arkansas River Development Association opened its annual convention this morning in Pine Bluff with over 110 delegates from river cities and several hundred guests from Arkansas and Oklahoma. Government figures George W. Tays H. M. Jaquwar Rutherford were slated to speak, with Pulaski likely to host the next gathering.
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Liver Rock
Ark
Arkansas River Development’ Asociation
Southern Commercial Congress
Muskogee
Cilies
Arkansas Civer
Arkansas
Oklahoma
de Ienter
George W. Tays
H. M. Jaeqwar
Art ‘Mt. Rutherford
American Opera Debuts in Los Angeles at Biennial Meet
The Biennial meeting of the National Federation of Musical Clubs culminated with the premiere of the American opera Faleviund in Los Angeles. Composed by Horatio Parker of Yale and Brian Hocker of New York, it won a $20,000 prize funded by wealthy Angelenos. Birmingham was named by the convention as the site for the next biennial gathering.
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Los Angeles
Gal
National
I Federation of Musical Clubs
Wen
Cilieng
Horatio Parker
Fale
Brian Hocker
New York
Birminghama
Board of Management
Baltimore Doctor Offers Simple Skin Healers
A Baltimore doctor promotes a cheap, simple home regimen for skin diseases including eczema ringworm and rashes. He prescribes resinal ointment and resinal soap costing about a quarter to three quarters, with warm water baths and gentle drying, applied twice daily to relieve itching and irritation and clear the skin.
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Baltimore
Czech Leaders Arrested as Regiments Desert Amid War Rumors
ILINCON July 2 Czech parliamentary leader Dr Kramarz and Bohemian EUMastic head Dr Schreiner face espionage charges tied to Prague May 22. The Times says only copies of a Czech review were found, and prisoners are in Vienna despite liberation rumors. Reports note Czech regiments deserting to Russians and Serbians. Also: Galveston industrial survey planned by Texas labor commission with inspectors Melinley and Garrett arriving. Governor Pederson to Austin from South Texas for July 4 events.
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Ilincon
Kramarz
Schreiner
Prague
Times
Paris
Vienna
Arenduke Frederick
Francis
the Times
Galveston
Austin
Tex
The
Labor Commission
Robert Melinley
Labor Department
Temble
Pelagra Spreading With 79 Cases Under Observation
Arkansas reports 79 cases of pelagra under observation and 149 cases under suspicion in the state. Dr C W Garrison state health officer and Dr Joseph i note rising concerns as cases are tracked and investigated across Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Little Nok
Ark
C. W. Garrison
Stati
Joseph i
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