Police Station 18 Scene Of Wedding At City Hall
A well dressed couple mistook city hall for the courthouse and sought marriage at Police Captain Sam Cook’s office. George E. Lucas and Anna M. Hall were wed after Justice of the Peace Ben Fisk arrived and pronounced them husband and wife. The couple plans to live at 401 Grand Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Sam Cook
George E. Lucas
Anna M. Hall
Grand Avenue
Mrs. Lucas
City Hall
Taylor Fair Awards Prize Winners in Baby Show and Exhibits
In Taylor Texas the annual fair awarded Edward Turner and Bessie Bunnell top prizes in the baby show. Agricultural honors went to C S Burns and Frank Dahlberg for onions and potatoes, with multiple prizes listed for corn, cotton, tomatoes, sorghum cane, and farm product displays. Local firms contributed exhibits from Taylor Milling, Koock, Nalley, Sturgis Goldsmith, Forwood, Prewitt Hardware, Morse, and Box.
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Taylor
Tex
Edward Turner
E. B. Turner
Bessie Bunnell
Frank Bunnell
Burns
W. T. Ake
Frank Dahlberg
J. A. Medlock
Fitzhugh Gregory
Forrest Abbott
Walter Wuthrich
Louis John
A. P. Lyles
Charles Lundell
Historic New York Hotels and Rates Listing
A compact listing of Manhattan hotels with room rates and locations. Hotels include Longacée on Broadway at 17th Street with bath and shower at $1.50, Le Marquis on East 31st Street, Manhattan Square on West 77th Street with European plan from $1, and other accommodations with rooms, baths, and suites priced from $1 to $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Square
71 St
Broadway
17Th St
le Marquis
Eest 31St St
Manhattan Square
West 77Th St
Brooklyn Heights
Thomas Toby
Woopwakp Broadway
55Th St
New York
4Th Ave
218T ST
95Th St
Riverside Drive
Sta
47Th ST
Hotel Frederick
Heat and Hype Dull New York Theatre Week
The New York theater week fails to excite as Julia Marlowe and E H Sothern rehearse Shakespeare in scorching heat. The East Side Follies Bergere closes amid sweltering conditions while Elliot Schenck shifts Century roof offerings to sleigh bell orchestral pieces to lure crowds cooling off with ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julia Marlowe
E. H. Sothern
Macbeth
Schenck
Wolters seeks large Texas vote against state wide ban
J F Wolters, head of the Anti State Wide Prohibition group in Texas, claims precinct reports show strong anti amendment sentiment. He cites 81 percent against the amendment in South Texas and 65 percent in local option counties, urging citizens to vote against the change and oppose politicians pushing reform.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. F. Wolters
Prohibition Organization of
Texas
South Texas
Executive Committee
Governor Colquitt Announces Speaking Dates Against Prohibition
Governor Colquitt released a list of appearances to campaign against the proposed state-wide prohibition amendment. He will speak in Palestine on July 11 at 8 30 p m, San Antonio on July 14 at night, Elgin on July 17 at 2 30 p m, Waxahachie on July 19 at 2 30 p m, and Fort Worth on July 20 at night.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Palestine
San Antonio
Elgin
Waxahachié
Fort Worth
Daybook notice covers bicycles and engineering services
A directory listing for BICYCLES and PIERCE ARROW MOTORCYCLES plus AUTO TUBES V and MILLER CO at 715 B, with new phone 993, and CIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS LOUIS POLE offering surveying services at 326 Washer Building with city and county subdivision work and two phone numbers 2522-21 and 1123, all inviting prompt orders.
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Pierce Arrow
Auto Tubes V . Miller CO
Louis Pole
Qld
Expert printers of San Antonio offer printing and boxes
The ad proclaims the largest and most complete printing plant in San Antonio. It lists services including folding boxes booklets and other printing lines and mentions two phones for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
High praise for San Antonio girl Eleni Arizmendi lauded by Mexican and Texas medical leaders
A Mexico City Herald letter from Medical Association of Texas members extols Elena Arizmendi of San Antonio as a noble, patriotic leader of the Neutral White Cross in Juarez. The group compares her to Clara Barton, praising her work after the May 10 battle and noting admiration from Americans and Mexicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Medical Association
State of Texas
Elena Arizmendi
San Antonio
Tex
Neutral White Cross Society
Mexican White Cross Society
Mexico
Juarez
Arizmendi Y Mejia
White Cross Society
Clara Barton
T. J. McCamant
M. D
G. W. Tappan
U. S
P. Miller
Texas State Medical Association
Vice President installs first electric fan in Senate
Vice President Sherman concedes defeat in the Senate heat fight and accepts a buzzing electric fan on his desk as the chamber endures a stifling session. The deadlock over a president pro tem left him on duty, with the fan running to ease the warmth at the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman
Senate
Sol
Capitol
Taft information request on Guggenheim agent inquiry
A House resolution seeks records on what representations were made to President Taft by Richard S. Ryan regarding land control near Controller Bay Alaska. Rep Cox announced an interior exp. committee probe to begin Monday with a subpoena for Land Office chief Dennett. In Texas Governor Christi to issue Monday proclamation for Willacy County special election to organize new county offices.
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Washington
Taft
House
Richard S. Ryan
New York
Guggenheim Syndicate
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Charles P. Taft
Controller Bay
Alaska
Representative Cox
Indiana
House Committee On
Interior Department
Dennett
Land Office
Election to Be Called Governor Fixes Date to Organize County
Governor plans to set a date to organize a new county at request of F. J. Mulligan of Corpus Christi in Austin Texas on July 8. Officials outline steps for creating a county government and regional administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New County
Austin, Tex
F. J. Mulligan
Corpus
All Not Lovely in Kansas Letter Sparks Public Dispute
Topeka Attorney General Dawson told Governor Stubbs that an official understanding was due. He refused to subpoena Judge Ed Sapp and J. E. House of the Topeka Capital to reveal liquor sales details, stating he would subpoena whom he pleased and needed no office advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Dawson
Stubbs
Mr. Dawson
Ed Sapp
J. E. House
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A. Coliman, Plumner
Main Ave
New York City
Aberdeen Hotel
St. Bet
5Th Ave
HOTEL
Algonquin
West 44Th Street
Hotel Arlington
W. 25Th St
Barclay and
Vesey Sts
City
Bristol
49Th ST
Bel 6Th
Ith Aves
Waverley PL
Bath
Earlington 27Th ST
Seville
Madison Ave
29Th ST
Elliot Schenck
New Theater Orchestra
Central Park
Grace la Rue
Mile. Cochin
Winter Garden
Christine Nielsen
Casino
Wolters
South
Steves & Sons
Nails ED Steves & Sons
Business Directory
Bailie
Avenue C
W. Houston
N. Flores
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Texas Steam Laundry Rlde
Mes
Chas. Albrecht
Hugo Schmeltzer & CO
West Commerce St
Rosskam, Geistleys & Co
Whiskies
Green River
Sauerbach
Optimo
Lawrence Barrett
Watt
Tom Keene
Guessaz & Ferlet CO
Galveston
Atlantic City
Great Joy Town
Metal Lab
ED Steves & Sons
Cox
Kansas
Exposition Park
Hot Wells
Casa de Loco
George V
England
Empire Theater
London
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