Will War to Knife with A and M Board Over Resignation
Dr. Joe Gilbert of the A M College declares he will not resign amid a board demand. He cites a possible charges path to removal, releasing a set of letters with board president Leggett. The dispute centers on Gilbert’s letter to his relative predicting ruin at the college if Herrington remains.
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Tex
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Newtonal A. & M
Tayay
Tr. Gilbert
K. S Legett
Teghest
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Dr. Gilbert
Gilbert
Judge Hornsby
Harrington
Pres Nor
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Talen
Lemme
Herrington
M. Col- Tweg
Offer to share White House with running mate Kern
Hearst dispatch from Nebraska notes Bryan, if elected president, would share the White House with vice president candidate Kern of Indiana. Kern previously dismissed the idea as unlikely, but Bryan pledged he would gladly live in the White House with Kern if nominated and elected.
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Hearst Leneed Witte
Tdheot
Neb
Wringy Bryan
United States
Jenn Wy. Kern
Indiana
Bryan
Bifire Kern
Pyonsinesty
Kerp
Kern
John Fottet
Inttoy
Bates
Heat Terrific in Chicago
Heat wave in Chicago sets records with temperatures near 96 and low humidity. Robt Herrling, 51, dies from a cerebral hemorrhage at breakfast. Andrew Boles, 47, an clerk, found dead in front of his home on 218 Jefferson Avenue due to the heat.
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Hearst
Chicago
Seldon
Herrling
M. Andrew. Boles
Anerlist
Jefferann Avamite
Fovund
Hs Lame
Opening of district clerk's new system Saturday
Beginning yesterday the district clerk inaugurated a new phonetic system on Saturday. From 10 to 1 the opening of the district court will take place in the afternoon at 1 o'clock, with the local bank and office involved in awaiting events.
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Yeatertay
Froid
Cdlatrint
Courte Ervabodistried
Dlariva
Stuyvesant Fish Sees Hardship in Rich to Poor Living Gap
Stuyvesant Fish, former president of a major trust, told a reporter aboard the steamer New York that it is harder for someone earning 250000 a year to adjust to 50000 a year than for a man earning sixteen dollars a week to subsist on one dollar. He and Mrs. Fish planned a tour of Europe by car, traveling until September.
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Hearst
New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Ainess Céenfoul
Woman dies in four antiseptic poisonings in border town
Over three weeks four women in the Trane San Pedi district attempted suicide using antiseptic tablets containing mercury chloride. Three died. one was saved. A Mexican, a mulatta, a white woman, and another white woman on Matamoros street are named in the reports. Doctors say the drug’s availability influenced new restrictions on morphine and dangerous medicines.
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Matamoros Street
Biysielan
Ron
Border veterans ad inquest unveils pension boon
In July 1911 the adjutant general’s department unearthed records in the capital basement about an early Texas border guard company. The surviving veterans may be eligible for a pension from the UK federal government amounting to 12 per head per month.
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Adjutant General's Department
Texas Frontier
Tragic Fratricide Suspected After Mother's Death
A chaotic report from Alianta details a four year old Guth in allegedly cutting his mother’s throat before collapsing in the family home. Authorities describe the scene as a grim domestic tragedy with unclear immediate motive and ongoing investigation.
Republican fund drive tops $4 million for 72 campaign
Hot Springs reports treasurer George R. Sheldon says he has received a dozen contributions from supporters as the Republican national committee aims to raise about four million dollars in a drive. Sheldon plans to open an office in New York Monday to issue appeals and explanations for the fundraising effort. The target is roughly half of the 1900 Bryan campaign total.
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Varsity
Oeorge R. Sherdud
Thy Republicay National
Diol
Springs
Sheldon Sao Nis
Tran
Inia
Sheldon
New York
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Kern
Denver
Cole
Imyi
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Democratic Priinee
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O'Brien
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Myatt
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Candidates Fix Fences During Local Campaign Gatherings
San Antonio turnout appeared low as candidates held plenties and barbecues at Wetmore Van Ormy and Phoentior. Office seekers attended each event in force with many residents retiring late last night.
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San Antonio
Wetmore
van Ormy
Phoentior
Ogol Area Weather Forecast and Temperatures
Increasing cloudiness over Ogal region including An Lane and vicinity. The 24 hour low was not clearly recorded. temperature at 8 am reached a maximum around 96 degrees. Comparisons to yesterday’s readings are unclear due to garbled data.
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OGAL
Shinay
Bryan 15. greeted by Tammany at New York station
President hopeful Bryan received greetings from Tammany leaders led by Murphy and Connors as he arrived in New York on a special train from Denver. Delegates extended congratulations while plans for continued support and fundraising efforts for the campaign were outlined.
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Wid Twallers
Shanes A. Aturphy
Bryan
Lam- Wung Arly
Lincoln
Noel Talane
Denver
Murphy
Sin- Won Wat Charman Conners
Dora Swadshale
Patning’agaln
Bryan Edd
Lowant du
New York
Watton
Fairviewe
Vuvids
Bryanl
Vey
Hughand
Fairview
Freight rate increases to San Antonio from St Louis announced
Railroads set new tariffs entering Texas after August 10 that raise freight by at least 2 percent per 200 pounds, with higher boosts anticipated for South Texas and Plains points. The table lists additional charges to San Antonio wholesalers and jobbers, covering agricultural implements, cotton, grocery goods, leather, and various manufactured items, signaling broader costs for internal distribution.
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St. Louiis
St. Hays
South Texas
North Texas
San Antonio
Agriowlhurdl
E.v. Cobton Jageing
Heer
Hritkoi
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Indians May Take War Path In New Mexico
Warlike actions by weary northwest New Mexico Indians escalate as troops move to protect waterholes and property. Reports indicate heavy arms in their possession and resistance to government land allotment plans. Intermittent arrests for off season game slaughter and rule violations add to a mounting powderkeg.
Take Him as Wife's Slayer Charged in Oklahoma
A report from Monvlay indicates Honrat Lanse Wirn of Springs Ark, husband of Mrs Are Bloshers, was murdered here in a Kiessneck collie Inet. The accused, arrested at altars in Oklahoma, faces charges alleging involvement by Moore of compleity in the crime.
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Honrat Lanse Wirn
Ark
Are Bloshers
Kiessneck Collie
Monvlay
Altars
Okla
Gmiet
Moore
Texas Freight Tariff Boost Hits Wholesalers and Consumers
In St Louis a new tariff raising freight rates about 10 percent was adopted secretly and will take effect August 10. The measure targets North and South Texas with wide coverage from agricultural implements to wagon beds and shifts costs to wholesalers, jobbers, and consumers across Dallas, Fort Worth, and Waco. Rail lines including Santa Fe and Southern Pacific distribute the tariff, while North Texas faces mixed reactions and South Texas sees discriminatory pricing, though some routes may drop rates. The plan aims to counter higher wage costs and ensure profits amid a sweeping change in shipping charges.
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St Louis
Peo
Texas
Thera
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Sap
North Texas
South Texas
Dallas
Fortarth
Waco
Freight rate increase sparks Texas protests
Max A Krueger of San Antonio Machine Supply denounces railway charges raising freights by five cents per 160 pounds on nearly all goods from windmills to pipe fittings. He and Derman of Tecman & Adele urge Interstate Commerce Commission action, citing higher living costs and discrimination against Texas shippers. H L Halff notes expected federal recourse and possible hearings.
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Max A. Krueger
San Antonio
South Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Texas
Derman
Tecman& Adele
Equalité Rales
H. L. Halff
A. B. Frank
the Light
Texas
Railroads Blame The Legislature?
Railroads blame the legislature for tax burdens and delays that hinder operations. The year past brought policy changes and bills affecting mileage, rates, and funding. Readers are urged to follow continued coverage for official reactions and possible legislative adjustments.
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