Adkins Campaign Clampdown In Lampasas County Support
Lampasas County expects Judge Joe A. Adkins to win by at least a two thirds majority due to deep local ties. The Fourteenth District candidate toured Lampasas and neighboring counties praising labor measures from the Thirtieth Legislature and plans to continue through Bexar County before the primary.
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Lampasas
Tex
Joe A. Adkins
Fourteenth
Adkins
Lampasas County
Brady
McCulloch
Joint Labor Legislative Board of Texas
House
Bexar County
Man and girl shot in Sunny Slope. Mexican suspected
George W. Thompson, 25, a brewery worker, and Miss Jennie Toups, 23, were shot shortly after 11 p.m. at the Toups home on Rosewood avenue. Thompson in serious condition, both victims say a Mexican with a rifle fired on them. a 30-30 rifle was found near the scene. Police continue investigation as Thompson and Toups offer similar statements.
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George W. Thompson
Jennie Toups
Ida Toups
Rosewood Avenue
Sunny Slope
Thompson
Miss Toups
Toups
Massey
Captain Coy
Harvey
Guerra
Central Police
Militia Inflow Increases San Antonio Camp Strength
Illinois Third and Fourth Regiments arrive at Pine Street and I G N yards with a Wisconsin artillery troop. The two regiments join up to form a growing camp at Fort Sam Houston alongside other Illinois units. The total force nears 10 000 with more regiments expected this week.
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Wisconsin
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Pine Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Second Illinois
Eighth Infantry
Illinois
Chicago
Edward J. Lang
Charles Greene
Frank Brown
Funston
National Guard
Detective Chief William Desmond Dies
William Desmond, for seventeen years chief of detectives in St. Louis, died July 4 after an eighteen month illness.
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St. Louis
William Desmond
DeMiracle Hair Remover Endorsed by Physicians
The advertisement promotes DeMiracle as a safe depilatory that goes beneath the skin to remove hair. It claims endorsements from physicians and medical journals, selling 50 cent, 1.00, and 2.00 dollar bottles. Orders and inquiries go to DeMiracle Chemical Co. Dept. I at Park Ave and 129th Street, New York.
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Becaus
DeMiracle Chemical Co
Dept. I
Park Ave
129Th St
New York
Lydia Pinkham Remedies Endorsement From Paterson Customer
Mrs Elsie J Vander Sande of Paterson New Jersey writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier improved her back pains irregular cycles nervous symptoms and fatigue. She recommends the products to women with female ills and invites others to write for free confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Paterson, N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Elsie J. Vander Sande
Godwin Street
Paterson
N. J
Lydia EF
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Rain Cuts Short Independence Day Park Program
Rain interrupted Independence Day events at Brackenridge and Koehler parks on Tuesday afternoon forcing cancellations of races and athletic contests. Stern crowds enjoyed park gatherings despite the shower, while Koehler park concluded with flag-raising and readings. Marshall Eskridge delivered the main address on patriotism amid a festive day briefly cut short by rain. Consul General Hanna visited, marking his first Fourth in the U S in twenty years. The Zouaves veterans group joined a reunion roll call led by Charles M Barnes and others.
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Brackenridge
Koehler
Koehler Park
Bradbent
Helen Hampton
Marshall Eskridge
Charles M. Barnes
Hanna
United States
San Antonio Zouaves
Fred Beissner
Gus Margorwitz
George Salter
Peter Maxfeldt
George Phillips
Hans Reichelt
J. Bowman
Milam County Fair Draws Large Crowd
Milam County fair opened July 4 with a two day program and a grand parade witnessed by a large crowd. Pilot Lester E Miller flew a biplane over Rockdale encircling the city before a park landing, his craft damaged by a blocking car. Races included a $150 free-for-all pace won by Kentucky Rosewood with John A. Hulen riding. Eunice Strong won the free-for-all trot, with Clear Coast second. Carondel et won the half mile dash with Sorghum second.
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Rockdale
Tex
Milam County
Lester E. Miller
Kentucky Rosewood
John A. Hulen
Texas
Carondelet
Sorghum
Tobin
Tempest Duncan
President Wilson dedicates labor temple amid suffrage interruption
President Wilson dedicates a labor temple for the American Federation of Labor and urges calm counsel for rights. A suffragette from the woman’s party heckles him, is silenced by Secret Service and led away by police. Gompers then prompts a pro‑president demonstration urging support during peace or war.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Congressional Union
Congress
Mexico
Begu
Mabel Vernon
Woman's Party
White House
Secret Service
United States
Gompers
Federation
Parker Stays in Race on Progressive Ticket
In a telegram dated July 4, Parker announced he will remain in the race and seek the Progressive Party’s support. The message was dispatched from New Orleans.
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Parker
New Orleans
Parker urges Progressives to stay true to convictions
Louisiana district committee of the Progressive party cites John M. Parker urging continued fight against Democrats and not joining the band wagon. He hints he may not back Republican or Democrat nominees and will issue a definite stance soon. The quotes include a remark about a father’s reaction to a marriage proposal.
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Progressive Party
Louisiana
John M. Parker
Parker
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