Controversy Over Ocean Meteorology Near End
Weather Bureau and Navy hydrographic office await a presidential decision on long standing dispute over ocean meteorology. Referees recommend that the Weather Bureau maintain meteorological supervision and that pilot charts be drawn from Weather Bureau information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
States Weather Bureau
Theydrographic Office of the Navy
Weather Bureau
Hydrographic Office
Eather Bureau
Aviators Do Good Work At Army School
Army trainees at College Park Maryland study aviation with notable results. Lieutenant Arnold set an altitude record at 2600 feet and Lieutenant Milling reached 204 miles per hour at 2000 feet, landing within 12 feet of the start, marking the best accuracy yet at the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
College Park
Arold
Millng
Oil Found at Stockdale Depth 960 Feet
Oil was struck yesterday at 960 feet near Stockdale Texas. The flow is strong with asphaltum base grade. Experts say the good quality oil will likely bring more strikes in the vicinity as streets are sprinkled with oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockdale
Tex
Visitors and Hotel Guests Arrive in San Antonio
Cr Sutton chief clerk of the Southland hotel Dallas spends part of his vacation at the Gunter. John EB Rigsby of Beeville registers at the Maverick. David Picton of Rockport visits San Antonio treading at the Menger. E D Hogan Yoakum arrives for real estate work stayed at the Crockett and many others noted at Savoy Bexar Maverick Menger and Mav erick hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. T. Sutton
Southland
Dallas
Gunter
John EB. Rigsby
Beeville
Maverick
David M. Picton
Rockport
Texas
San Antonio
Menger
E. D. Hogan
Yoakum
the Crockett
J. M. Rappold
Bandera
Savoy Hotel
W. F. Thompson
EB. E. Rogers
Houston
Savoy
William Green
Shiner
Bexar
Bertram Mohle
Lockhart
G. H. Blackman
College Station
Crockett
M. M. Simpson
Bexar Hotel
Trap Kills Neighbor in Knoxville Chicken Theft Case
In Knoxville Tennessee A A Troutman set a breech loading shotgun trap to catch chicken thieves. The trap killed Rufus Baker a neighbor who was reportedly searching for his own chickens. Troutman is charged with murder.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
A. A. Troutman
Rufus Baker
Troutman
Routman
Baker
Confesses Many Burglaries in Waco Case
Biner Thompson, a young Black man, confesses to terrorizing homes in Waco over the past eight weeks by burglaries. Police had pursued him, he was shot at several times, and was captured last night after a long chase.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Biner Thompson
Thompson
No Tetanus Cases Reported After July 4 in Albany
Albany July 6 report from the state department of health notes no tetanus cases connected to Fourth of July celebrations, a first in state history. Last year there were 18 cases nationwide in the list of incidents.
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Health Department
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
State Department of Health
Tanana District Gold Output Seen Surging
Advices to Seattle banks from Fairbanks indicate Tanana district gold output for the season will total at least 5 million dollars and may reach 6 million, exceeding two months earlier estimates by 1.5 million.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Fairbanks
Alaska
Tanana
Social notes of residents traveling and visiting relatives
Katherine M. Joseph reports Westward days after college return. Mary Pearl Melton leaves Saturday for Galveston to stay with relatives. Nettie Fennell Mildred Grace Seguin guests of Mildred Mary Nelson Johnson. Dr M J Bliem visits mother in Allentown then Chicago. Marian Bliem returns from Austin for the Fourth. Mrs William Pyne and children go to Chicago for two months. Mrs Charles A Willard to Denver then Chicago for two months. Adrian Voigt to Corpus for a month at summer training. Winnifred Bollows attends Ivy Moore Chester Morrison wedding in Richmond. Ivy Moore formerly at San Antonio colleges. Mr and Mrs E M Rowley and son depart for Colorado Canada and the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Bollows
Richmond
Ivy Moore
Chester Morrison
Miss Moore
San Antonio Colleges
Sphinx club and Knights hold 8:30 meetings. Mrs Applewhite hosts circle
The Sphinx club holds a business meeting at 8:30 in their club rooms. Knights of Columbus entertain at cards at 8:30 in their hall on Presa street. Mrs. A S Applewhite hosts the Southwestern Circle of Travis Park Church at 225 Fest street. The Woman's Home Mission Society Meets at 4:00 at South Heights Methodist Church.
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Sphinx Club
Knights of Columbus
Presa Street
A.S. Applewhite
Travis Park Church
Fest Street
Woman's Home Mission Society of
South Heights
Mattie Russey
Avenue B
Willie Voight
West
Florida Street
Alamo Methodist Church
George Davis
Adams Street
Garden party lights on at the Deutsch home
Mrs. Albert Deutsch hosts a garden party at East Craig Place with many guests listed by name from Seguin and nearby areas. A separate birthday surprise for Mrs. A Doebbler Sr. featured cake, ices, and a long guest list.
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A. Doebbler Sr
Artie Fisher
Mattie Fisher
Clara Haack
Stella Wendrock
Minnie Wendrock
Ellen Braden
Mabel Braden
Maggie Basse
Hattie Lee
Edna Doebbler
Bessie Strawbacker
Mabel Potter
BE. Rothe
F. Wendrock
J. Mullin
Smith
E. Lamkin
C. Brewster
H .A. Doebbler
A. Doebbler Jr
R. Wendrock
Strohacker
M. Braden
A. H. McLean
S. D. Kinsey
Messrs
Edwin Doebbler
Kock
I. Shaw
R. E. Wendrock
L. Strohacker
V. Barrola
M. Tyson
A. McCall
F. Setton
O. G. Stout
C. Thalhamer
L. Bolow
British government optimistic on American-British arbitration treaty
London July 6. Sir Edward Grey announced in the house of commons that the British government is satisfied with progress of the arbitration treaty with the United States and there is every prospect the peace pact will be signed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Horse’s Kick Proves Fatal in Gonzales
Ad John, 5 miles northwest of Gonzales, died Tuesday afternoon after being kicked by a horse. He moved from Washington County twenty-five years ago. The funeral was held at Hodges' cemetery under Oak Forest camp W O W. He leaves a wife, a son Felix Jahn, and two daughters Mrs J C Romberg and Miss Telena Jahn, all of this county.
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Gonzales
Tex
John
Hodges
Oak Forest Camp
Washington County
Felix Jahn
J. C. Romberg
Telena Jahn
Water strike at Westminster to supply McKinney scene
Water was struck at Westminster this morning at the 700 foot level with indications of a sufficient supply for the city. Melissa has raised funds and will sink a well immediately to secure a steady water source for McKinney.
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Associated Press
Mc'kinney
Tex
Westminster
Melissa
Ginners Violate The Texas Tag Law
Complaints of alleged violations of the cotton ginners tag law are pouring into the department of agriculture from various sections. Ginners are using a tag three-fourths inch wide to mark bagging weight while the law requires indelible ink marks two by three inches on each base ginned. The department warns of prosecution if noncompliance continues.
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Austin
Tex
Department of Agriculture
Hay Fever Relief Claim With Foley’s Honey and Tar
E M Stewart of 1034 Wolfram Street Chicago reports great relief from hay fever and summer colds using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The letter suggests many others with similar symptoms may benefit, from The King Pattison Drug Co.
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Foley
E. M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chicago
Stewart
King-Pattison Drug Co
Three Small Fires Reported in City
Three minor blazes occurred yesterday two started by oil lamps. The largest loss affected M Martinez at 528 Lopez St with $700 damage to home and $400 contents. A Biel owned house at 187 Biering Ave suffered $60 damage while Mrs Ellis left lamp burning. An auto on Roosevelt Ave and Uvalde St sustained about $5 damage.
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M. Martinez
Lopez Street
Biering Avenue
George Biel
J.D. Ellis
Martinez
Roosevelt Avenue
Uvalde Street
Kidney Cure Story From Dale Tex Promotes Foley Remedy
Mr Perry A Pitman of Dale Texas says he suffered four months with kidney and bladder trouble and gall stones before taking Foley's Kidney Remedy which cured him. He endorses the medicine and urges readers to ask for it at King Pattison Drug Co.
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Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
King & Pattison Drug Co
Eleven stabbed in dance quarrel near Muskogee
A country dance and picnic nine miles south of Muskogee Oklahoma erupted into a general fight over a girl. Eleven men were stabbed and one severely wounded. One injured man is believed to be dying. Others sustain serious wounds.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
Engineer T P O Rourke dies at Smithville
Katy engineer T P O Rourke dies in Smithville after a short illness. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers which will handle his funeral today. His wife had died years ago and his only child was killed in a Katy boiler explosion last February.
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Katy Beeer
Smithville
Tex
T. P. O’ Rourke
Katy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Attorney James Gault Attacked by Jack Rabbit in Colorado
GREELEY Colo July 6 James Gault a local attorney hunting rabbits near Greeley was attacked by a large jack rabbit after the animal was wounded. He was severely bitten and scratched before the rabbit was killed.
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Associated Press
Greeley
Colo
James Gault
Exposition Park Concerts Boost Evening City Outings
Amid heat waves Exposition Park hosts Rogers augmented band concerts drawing crowds to enjoy breezes, rides and booths. Families picnicking, supper at village stalls, and a two act farce The Postern Gate entertain in a lively park program, with wards listing permit fees and building permits totaling $218,644 and department fees of $326.50. A. Collman, plumber, is listed with two phones.
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Exposition Park
Rogers
Royal vaudeville closes season with cracker jack acts
Theatergoers enjoy the final week program by the Royal featuring The Connors in a versatile act with acrobatics, dancing, and songs. Count the First continues to wow audiences with nearly human performance. Guess Try and Guess offer monopede eccentrics and We-Chok-Be delivers Indian songs and ballads of a later vintage.
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The
Royal
Dix
We-Chok-Be
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes in Taft Message
President Tafts message on Pure Food and Drug law amendments mentions prepared medicines but does not target Foley s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are praised as effective, with three decades of use as a standard remedy for throat chest and lung conditions.
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Taft
Foley
Building Activity In City Rises In June Report
June report shows city building operations totaling 218,644 dollars, up 4,294 from the same month last year. The article notes the level of construction activity and references the month’s performance.
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BIG Crockery Store
Newton, Weller & Wagner CO
Commerce ST
Navy
Ed Steves & Sons
Rathskelder
Blite Cafe
the Artesia Cream CO
Waco, Texas
NOA Company
Losoya
Trap
Friend
Chie
Chen
Katherine M. Joseph
Mary Pearl Melton
Galveston
Nettie Fennell
Mildred Grace of
Seguin
Mildred
Mary Nelson Johnson
M. J. Bliem
Allentown
Marian Bliem
William Pyne
Charles A. Willard
Denver
City
Adrian Voigt
Corpus
E.M. Rowley
Sociad Cadendar
Mary Louise Deutsch
Beatrice Mills
Mary Maud McCarty
Albert Deutsch
East Craig Place
Misses Mills
McCarthy
Dorothy Dibrell
Ruth McKinney
Esther Clements
Mary Nelson
Mildred Grace
Hazel Davis
Lilvie Carstarphen
Mary Moore
Marguerite Deutsch
Esther Vaughn
Harper Furnish
Winchester Kelso
Fleming Furnish
Fleming Mays
Gilbert Denman
John Shook
Hans McKinney
Ralph Waterhouse
Richard Surkamp
Clifton Smith
Edmond McKihenny
Joe Kirchell
Hurley Hust
Maud Davis
Marjorie Armstrong
Ellen Camp
Bama Camp
Irene Longmaid
Annie Carter
Stella Hagg
Allie McKennon
Duke Russell
Mattie Laughter
Myrtle Ruth Yantis
Gladys Collier
Ella Longmaid
Mildred Orme
Imogene Davis
Davis
W. B. King
Ethel King
W. O. King
the Hutchins
W. G. Higgins
Ae Florence Higgins
Hermann Haack
Clara
Fritze Schmueckle
Caroline Beyer
Camarge Street
Carrie Lee
Mesdames
Max Schmueckle
George B. Lee
Amy Massey
Annie Bernhardt
Katie Bail
William Wolters
Alfred Wolters
Norman Scholl
Herman Flaig
Arthur Lee
H. W. Alexander
Alamo Heights
Government Hill
J. H. Savage
East French Place
Nellie Lytle
F. L. Hillyer
Rowena Brown
Chautauqua
William Pfeffer
New Orleans
Mrs
William Schunke
Madison Street
Charles B. Shapard
Pawnee, Okla
Steves & Sons
Washer Bros Co
Miss Middy
Alamo Plaza
Ginners
Centras
Tion
Ward
Travis Club
A. Collman
A &Kin of
T. Felix Goureud
Chickering
Steinway
Emerson, Goggan
Brewster
Norman
Goggan & Bros
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