Newspaper Men of World at International Press Congress
San Francisco hosts the International Press Congress with delegates from twenty five countries and forty states. The American Newspaper Publishers Association participates in the formal inaugural session after opening ceremonies at the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
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Fourth of July Observance in San Antonio Safe and Festive
San Antonio celebrated Independence Day with a city wide program organized by a joint committee of civic groups. Rev. Hugh McLellan delivered the patriotic address at League Park while the day included a parade, a Declaration of Independence reading, a healthful fireworks display, and community picnics. More than 2000 gathered at San Pedro Park for the spectacle, which featured a boxing match, watermelon eating contest, and various races for all ages, highlighting a peaceful, community oriented celebration with no accidents reported.
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Moderate drinkers made the insurance insolvency headline
The American Insurance Association in New York once formed to insure abstainers has become insolvent due to policyholders who drink. Officials report the organization was taken over by a state commissioner after the insolvency.
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Innes Indicted for Misuse of Mails by Extradition Prompt
Victor Innes and his wife Meside Innes were indicted by a federal grand jury in Alamogordo on charges of using the United States mails. The case involves letters sent to Eloise Neltas Dennis. Judge R H Ward expects federal action only after the U S Supreme Court rules on extradition to Georgia for a state murder case tied to the Nelms girls. The couple has been jailed since last September after being brought back from Gregon to face the state indictment, later quashed.
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Washington Helps Curb Haitian City Uprising
American cruiser Washington arrived July 2 from Veracruz to Cape Haitien Haiti. Officials led by L W Livingston met insurgent leaders seeking to overthrow President Guillaume and replace him with Dr Rossivo Bobo. They warned rebels they cannot fight in Cape Haitien as reinforcements move toward Great River to join government forces. Insurgents resist the advancing government army.
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Cocoanut Oil Soap Shampoo Claim from 1900s Ad
An old advertisement extols plain cocoanut oil based Glyneh as a superior shampoo. It argues many soaps contain alkali that harms the scalp and hair, while Glyneh provides a pure, nonirritating cleanse, leaving hair soft, bright, and easy to manage.
Crown Hill opens with barbecue and band crowd
Opening day at Crown Hill near Highbred Park drew a large crowd for a new residential addition by Harry A. Torman. The site, adjoining Highbred Park, features city utilities and modern improvements, with 60 lots of varied widths ready for home buyers.
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Fire injures Yegroes at Mra Buccan House
A fire at 1610 West Commerce Street Tuesday before 3 am injured several Black workers at the Hermanland & Great Northern roundhouse site near the court house. Smith jumped from a window suffering head wound, arm injury and dislocations. Honey treated for non life threatening injuries. Mrs Blaughter burned severely while escaping, taken to Santa Rosa infirmary. not expected to survive. Building damaged. contents insured for 1000 dollars. cause undetermined.
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Governor Ferguson Visits Newton County Texas First
Governor Ferguson completed a historic visit to Newton County Texas the first time a Texas governor has set foot on the county. He spent part of the trip traveling from Center Shelby County toward Beaumont and met about two dozen residents who had never before seen a sitting Texas governor. He noted the significance of the milestone and enjoyed tours of the area while acknowledging the county’s long history.
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New Gil field filed eyed for large Texas leasehold
Austin July 6 action outlines a new Gil field project claimed to cover over 4000 acres in Travis and Bastrop counties with hopes to expand to 10000 acres. The venture, developed through J. & Lightfoot and partners, plans work to begin by December 37 and uses firewaters methods to secure leases.
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Nineteen Dead and Hundreds Injured in July Fourth Toll
Chicago reports Nineteen dead and 108 injured from July 4 to 8, with 13 toll, amid a fire loss spike. Total value this year reached 239325, up from 99545 in 1914, as fatalities numbered nineteen and injuries climbed. causes ranged from dynamite and cannon to firearms and powder.
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Ver a salute at West Texas event and visits noted
The article reports a salute in West Texas with attendees from American Widependy group and Sacramento, Wihveling, while Governor Agi visits Cov eule Millia and Canada. It mentions reception of food offerings including Flutes Urat and Corn Stig by the Red Cregg, with American attendance noted.
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Local incident reports misspelled names and injuries in Pittsburg
A scrambled OCR item from Xan July 6 describes Tony Skirblack and Victor Zhinie in Tinto involved in a trespass incident with a eight gallon water log and powdery substances, with injuries reported and hospital treatment. A home fire is noted with further details unclear.
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Engineer Ney dies at throttle on passenger train near Harwood
Howard J. Ney a 56 year old Southern Pacific locomotive engineer died in the cab of the engine pulling a two passenger train near Harwood Texas Monday afternoon His body was found reclining with his hand still on the throttle The train had left Harwood moments earlier and was backed into Harwood where the body was removed He had resided in San Antonio since joining the railway Surviving wife two sons Edward and Davie two sisters Mrs H R Cherry and Mrs Mary Bolar Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at St Patrick's Church with interment at St Mary's Cemetery
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Russia apologizes to Sweden over accidental shelling
A damaged shell fell into Swedish waters during a pursuit near the Baltic Sea. The Russian government apologized to Sweden for the incident, stating it was accidental and linked to naval activity in the area.
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Kansans on Long Hike to Chicago for World Endeavor Meet
Welter J Clark and F Marion Jones of Hitc ingon trek 931 miles to arrive ahead of the World’s Christian Endeavor Convention opening tomorrow night. They logged thirty six meetings on their way averaging about 21 miles daily. Mayor Wooldridge plans a Canadian/Vacation tour visiting civic improvements and inland routes over the next two months.
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Anti-Saldon Meetings Amid Atlantic Unite In New Jersey
Delegates gather as Hersikfoonth nationsdl convention aligns with peace measures. Catholic Promld ion League, Morbore, Atwhreadla, and Wilkestiarre figures are slated to preside at related meetings. London reports cargo fluctuations over the day as goods move via sea routes.
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