Monarchs Galleries to See on President’s Abroad Trip
Paris reports plans for the president’s extensive overseas trip, with royal visits in Britain and Scandinavia. He would first meet King Edward, then King Haakon of Norway, King Frederick of Denmark, and King Oscar of Sweden, potentially continuing to St. Petersburg to see Emperor Nicholas. The route remains undecided.
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Paris
France
Edward
Haakon
Norway
Frederick
Denmark
Oscar
Edeven
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Texas Cotton Region Report Weather Summary
Texas cotton region notes light rainfall in the east and clear hot conditions, with cooler and cloudier weather in the west. Beeville reports 1.50 inches and 1.60 inches at Texas-Ballinger, while Allen Thiele of the Weather Bureau notes unappreciable rainfall for yesterday.
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Texenss
Texas
Ballinger
Beeville
Hell
Allen Thiele
Weather Bureau
General Weather Notes From Regional Forecasts
Weather notes describe high and low pressure systems across Northwest Montana and the East Gulf Coast to the South Atlantic states. Clear skies with high barometer, cloud cover in the northeast and Rocky Mountain region, with showers possible in Iowa Minnesota Ohio Valley and District of Columbia. Temperature trends vary, with unsettled showers likely tonight and Wednesday in the forecast area.
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Northwest
Montana
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Iowa
Iinats
Ohio Valley
District of
Crowmbla
Tennessee
Spring Carnival Finance Rebukes Among Local Firms
The San Antonio Spring Carnival finance committee censures local concerns with branch houses for not contributing to the carnival fund. Secretary Deutschmann is praised for serving three months without pay, helping the association remain out of debt with receipts of 8245.07 and expenditures of 5093.04, leaving 149.43 in balance.
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San Antonio
George LeRoy Brown
Charles Graebner
Deutschmann
Crook is Run to Earth in Louisville Case
A man identified as a Gillespie & Young employee, Robert Wrazier, alias Breeman Robinson, is hunted in Louisville for stealing 526,000 from New Orleans exporters. James Dennusplaye of Gillespie & Young identified him. Detective Coyle will travel from New Orleans tomorrow with requisition papers.
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Louisville
Duly
Breeman Robinson
Robert Wrazier
Wrest Lige
Gillespia & Young
Oitan Exporte
New Orleans
James Denn Eusplaye
Gillespie & Young
Detective Coyle
Big Four Audits Ticket Heist Worth 20000 In Indiana
Martingville July 9 Big Four railroad officials completed auditing the ticket case tied to a robbery Saturday night. The losses were face value totaling $20,000 with tickets destined for various parts of the country including 400 to the Jamestown exposition.
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Martingville
Ind
Big
Roubel
Commission Hears Plant Depot Issue at Corpus Christi
Austin July 9 railroad men attend informal hearing before the commission. Seven propositions discussed most involving increased depot facilities and terminals at Corpus Christi. Afternoon session to address provisions of antifree pass bill.
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Austin
Texas
Corpus Chriati
Thomas Won't Lose Leg After Car Crash Injuries
New York reports Dr. Julian P. Thomas, aeronaut, may avoid amputation after a Sunday automobile accident. He is hospitalized with a fractured leg while two young women accompany him. Doctors debate treatment as his condition is monitored and opinions vary on the best course.
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New York
Julian P. Thomas
Thesis Slolant
Hominis
Black Fireman Saves Train in Fatal Mobile Collision
Mobile Alabama July 9 a rear end crash on the Mobile and Ohio line near five miles from Mobile left one dead and three injured. Engineer Thomas Dease of Meridian Mississippi died, others hurt including mail clerk Thomas Murray. Fireman Ben Weans survived after confronting the doomed engine amid wreckage. The tale ends with a bank note fraud tale linked to a death threat appearing in the Pall Mall Gazette.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile & Oho
Thomas Murray
Neyo Wontan
Serkins
Ben Weans
Will
Vans
Republicans Plan Newspaper in San Antonio Era
A sepulfigan newspaper under Major Mesa C. Harris and deputy collector plans to launch in San Antonio within ninety days. Promoters aim to create a party organ to promote Republican policy, with Maple craftel handling the press and a daily morning edition to compete for readership and align with party influence in Texas.
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Unnder
Mesa C. Harris
Sint Antonia
Pepart
Lunderstood
Dearte
U S Delegations Meet at The Hague Exchange Proposals
The Hague conference brought together American, British, Russian, Dutch and Spanish delegations. They debated terms affecting border towns and withdrew proposals as they sought a unified draft. The talks aimed to craft a proposition embracing American interests and potential regional arrangements.
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Hague
Torlyell
Haly
Americ
Slew Mother May Be Insane in Texas Killing
Special to The Light reports Tepid My Je Tobnoe killed Maltin in Killeen with a revolver Saturday. He was brought to justice last night near the scene of the tragedy. Mob violence was averted as the prisoner is believed to be insane.
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Je—Tobnoe
Killeen
Lliam
McKinley Deana
Nolan Street
Annie L
Wutxbach
Mason Sheet
Alex
Ally
Belors
San Antonio
Citizens and visitors flock to the Boxar and Menger inns
Dallas born John Hoeny visits Bexar registered at the Boxar while guests arrive from Uvalde IMwno and Pearsall. Notables J G Toland and T L Monagin stay at Monger and Menger as locals from Dallas Brazerke and Red River seek business. Capt G Hansen reports huge whales near Alaska, with four dozen large specimens seen and noted for their proximity to salmon runs.
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John Hoeny
Dallas
Boxar
H. J. Bowles
Uvalde
Wushiess
J. G Toland
Imwno
Hels
Monger
T. L. Monagin
Menger
Carter Barker
Mexico
Medger
W. C. Wilson
Brazerkegn
Tyson
Die Flite
Jesse
Odom
Lindaleig
White
John M. Kompar
Gen
Emer
Pearsall
Smathers Boll, Green
Sut Marcos
Tin Tha Etty
Robert Wind
Fredericlsburg
Bexar
S. L. Landrum
Round Reek
Jibe Golly
Te Southern
W. J. Slaton
Beeville
Colone
Peter
Kucker Jett
Waco
Teaple
Bolton
Mise
Stella Brown
Villlla Street
Mineral Wells
J. T. Wilson
Runyan Pleads Not Guilty In $90,000 Larceny Case
New York July court arraigned Ches ter B Runyan a teller charged with grand larceny for abstracting $90,000 from Whulsor Trust company. Counsel said Runyan pleaded not guilty and sought delay while requesting a commission. The attorney claimed the prisoner’s grandmother died insane and suggested her husband’s mind was affected.
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New York
Chester B. Runyan
Whulsor ‘Trust Company
Trust Company
Bunyan
Bean
Rony
Ronyan
Asling
Window Glass Makers Meet In Detroit Conference
In Detroit Michigan the Amalgamated Association of Window Glass Workers of America convened opening today with delegates from 10 000 media workers in independent glass factories. The gathering will discuss business matters and fiscal plans for the coming year.
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Detroit
The Man Behind The Pills
Des Moines reports the United Grand Lodge of Iowa holds its twentieth annual communication, beginning in Des Moines and continuing for three days, with sessions at the North Star lodge and related discussions on current matters.
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Iowa Masonig
Des Moines
United Grand Lodge of Town
Ans
North Star Lodge
Toray
Will Reman
Woman Must Die Says Court Narrator Declares Death
Moscow reports that Fromenkis, accused after a March attempt on General Rheinbolt and a May 23 pistol attack on a prison inspector, was sentenced today to death after the court proceedings. The case highlights violent acts against police and prison officials amid ongoing political tension.
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Moscow
Fromenkis
General Rheinbolt
Politics
Charter 2 New Roads in Texas
Two railroad charters approved and filed. The Waco to Brownwood line spans McLennan to Brown, with head office in Waco and $120,000 stock. Gainesville to Mineral Wells line runs via Denton to Palo Pinto with head office in Gainesville and $100,000 stock. Incorporators include E B Bell Toledo Ohio EB M Wickey East Chicago and J A Lind Gainesville.
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Austin
Tex
Sonora
Waco
Hamilton
Brownwood Rallyway Co
Anspital
Oxford
McLennan
Bosque
Coryell
Cormanche
Mills and Brown
Brownwood
Gainesville
Texas Southwestern Railroad Co
Sis
Conke
Denton
Montane
Wise
Jack Parker
Palo Pinto
Mineral
Wells
BE. C. Bell
Toledo
EB. M. Wickey
Chicago
W. W. Newberry
J. A. Lind and
John King
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