Richter to Run for Mayor of San Antonio After Callaghan Death
William L. Richter mayor pro tem announced his candidacy for mayor of San Antonio following Mayor Bryan Callaghan’s death. He said his bid comes amid city employee unrest and unpaid salaries, promising council control of budgets and steady street improvements.
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William L. Richter
San Antonio
Bryan Callaghan
Richter
Callaghan
Mr. Richter
Auris
Katy Limited Held Up Near Coffeyville Kansas
Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train No 9 known as the Katy Limited left Parson s at 10 last night. Six masked men held the train for two hours near Coffeyville guarding passengers and trainmen. They tried to blow open the safe but did not injure anyone and left on their own. No arrests reported.
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Parsons
Kan
Coffeyville
Bartlesville
Protest at San Antonio School Board Meeting Over Longer Sessions
More than fifty fathers and mothers gather outside the Washer building at 7:45 PM to deliver a written protest to the San Antonio School Board. They seek rescission of the recent lengthening of daily school sessions as the board considers plans for a new building. Dr Frederick Terrell signals willingness to hear the parents while stressing focus on children’s welfare.
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San Antonio
Frederick Terrell
San Antonio Area Forecast Tonight and Thursday
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with no precipitation. Temperatures are not specified in the available text. Winds likely light to moderate.
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San Antonio
Home Weather For Tourists Observations By Morning
Weather summaries from multiple cities note temperatures ranging from 64 to 82 with skies varying from clear to cloudy. Winds mostly southerly or westerly, cooler Thursday expected in several locations, and record low or high temperatures within the last 24 hours.
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Minn
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New York
Boston
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Washington, D. C
San Antonio Tight denies AP wire sharing claims
The statement clarifies that no other newspaper carries the AP leased wire into San Antonio, asserting the claim is unfounded and without basis in fact.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
San Antonio Chamber Plans Bonus Rally on English Railroad
Charles Graebner calls a general chamber meeting at 8 pm to marshal funds for the $250,000 English road bonus for the San Antonio Rockport Mexican railroad. Subscriptions total $105,195 with hopes to exceed $110,000 tonight as committees push for bold returns.
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Charles Graebner
Chamber of Commerce
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C. M. Stone
O. F. Heinen
J. H. Haile
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R. L. Ball
A. H. Muir
H. E. Hildebrand
Tennessee Bar Association Delegates Hear Reform Critiques
In Knoxville the Tennessee Bar association annual convention heard Noble Smithson critique the Primary Initiative Referendum and Recall. Alexander H. Robbins discussed Ethics code enforcement and Cyrus Kehr spoke on Inventions and Inventors during the second day session.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Bar Association
Noble Smithson
Smithson
Alexander H. Robbins
St. Louis
Cyrus Kehr
Woman Pleads Guilty to Arson in Gonzales Texas
In Gonzales Texas on July 10 Elmer Polk a Black woman pleaded guilty to arson and received a two year penitentiary sentence. Dan Ryter a White man pleaded guilty to burglary. Plum White a Black woman was found not guilty of burglary.
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Gonzales
Tex
Elmer Polk
Dan Ryter
Plum White
Lorimer Debate Grows Heated At The Close
The senate debated the Lorimer case as speeches near end and a vote expected tomorrow. Senator Johnston defended Lorimer amid charges of unamerican conduct over Roosevelt and public clamor influences. Senator Jones changed stance citing witness testimony while Alden Smith rebutted insinuations of cowardice.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
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Alabama
Roosevelt
Hamilton Elub
Chicago
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Washington
Jones
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Senator Smith
Senator Lorimer Forgery Perjury Accusations Stir Senate
The Senate debate touched on public sentiment and perjury with both sides admitting perjury in the case. Senator Jones charged forgery and said the Lorimer case rests on forged evidence. Lorimer planned a recess rather than closing remarks if the debate extended.
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Smith
Senate
Heat Wave Claims Two Lives In New York City
Two deaths occurred in New York City due to heat this morning as official temperature reached 88 degrees at noon. The report notes the high humidity and heat strain during the day. The news item records the human cost of the heat spell.
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New York
Two Deaths From Heat In Syracuse
Two residents died and over twenty people were overcome as Syracuse endured 90 degree heat overnight. Local authorities noted the extreme temperature contributed to the fatalities and health advisories were issued for the city.
Folk predicts Wilson landslide in Texas visit
Former Missouri Governor Joseph W. Folk, a Democrat, says Wilson would win the presidency today. He estimates Wilson would carry three fourths of the states and faults only a possible blunder. Folk believes Wilson would attract progressives from all parties.
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Wilson
Waxahachie
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Automobiles For Everybody Read Lieut auto bargains
A reader bought a five passenger second hand car advertised in the Automobile Column for under 200 dollars. The car provides good service and is highly enjoyed by the whole family, comparing favorably with pricier models.
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Vasquistas Stir Up Orozco Faction in Rebel Ranks
Juarez Mex July 10 General Pascual Orozco Jr faces mutinous pressure as a new Vasquisto rebel junta seeks to depose him. Secret talks in San Antonio plan to install Gen David de la Fuente as military chief with Emilio Vasquez Gomez as civil head. Orozco may relocate to Casas Grandes as Sonora invasion looms.
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Orozco
Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio
Tex
Emilio
Sonora
Juarez
Laguna
Seund
End Says Smith Rebels Hold Americans
Sen Mark Smith of Arizona warns of Mexican outrages rising and predicts major action within a few days. He says 18 has not discussed the Mexican situation with President Taft and suggests a proclamation or warning to Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Mark Smith
Arizona
Whi House
Senator Smith
Americans Held Prisoners as Juarez Rebels Seize Railroad Offices
In Juarez on July 10, twenty five Americans including American Consul Thomas D Edwards were confined inside the Northwestern railroad offices for nearly two hours as rebel guards barred them from leaving. Rebels demand $11,000 they claim is owed for recent high grade ore shipments while El Paso banks refuse payment on a $5000 export duty check.
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Mexican 'Ni Western Railroad
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Orozco
Mexican North Railroad
Alty
Mexican Northwestern Railroad
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Maxie
Rojas
J. O. Crockett
Mexican Northwestern
Mormons Blame Maderists for Trouble in Utah
In Salt Lake City Utah residents blame federal troops for unrest as Mormons accuse Maderists of fueling the violence. The confrontation centers on authorities and local factions amid tensions in Utah.
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Utah
Mors
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