Vandalism Strikes Mexican Club Portraits In Losoya District
Vandals damaged a Madero portrait and stole a Diaz painting from the International Club on Losoya street. The Diaz work, a Guerra oil valued at $1000 and given to the club in 1908, was taken while the Madero portrait was defaced with burnt glass. Police and federal agents will investigate, with a report to Washington.
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International Club
Losoya Street
Francisco Y. Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Mexican Republic
Madero
R E. C. Mills
Diaz
Guerra
John J. Eisert
Mills
Mexico
Yale
Theodore Roosevelt
Sheriff's Department
Washington
Archbold Impeachment Case Delayed in Senate
Washington July 13 It now seems Archbold impeachment will not be tried in the senate this summer an earlier adjournment of Congress appears likely. The delay follows Judge Archbolds wishes and the house managers will appear next week to demand trial while opposition exists in both chambers due to hot weather other business and aSmall am come postponement of the trial
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Washington
Archhbald
Senate
Congress
Archbald
House
Old Dan Tracy Visits Father After 35 Year Gap
Dewayne Tracy known as Old Dan, an engineer who spent 20 years in Mexico, plans a trip from Texas to Albany New York to see his 82 year old father before he dies. He left Mexico with partner Joe Bartlett after refugee displacement and aims to reunite with family after decades apart.
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Mexico
Mexican National Lines
Dewayne Tracy
Dan
Albany
N. Y
Dan” Tracy
Texas
Plains
Colorado
Rio Grande
Paso
Republic
New York
Joe Bartlett
Bartlett
Pottsville
New Record Made in Postal Business
The Washington report notes the three month postal service revenue reached 64 368 854 45 dollars, with expenses at 64 878 636 78 and a net nine month profit of 654 836 16 dollars. Domestic money orders rose over 5 percent while international transfers fell by 10 483 531 30 dollars due to the postal savings system.
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Washington
Postal Service
Kram
Post Office Department
Postal Savings System
Local Forecast For San Antonio And Cities
San Antonio and vicinity fair and cooler with 8 a.m. readings: 76 in Louis with 20 mile southwest wind and 74 low. Chicago 65 and cloudy with 12 mile east wind. Milwaukee 65 cloudy with 10 mile southwest wind. St Paul 64 clear with 12 mile northwest wind. Kansas City 80 partly cloudy with 12 mile southwest wind. New York 72 cloudy with 16 mile southeast wind and possible Sunday rain. Boston 68 cloudy with possible rain. Washington 73 clear with 6 mile south wind. Sunday fair for several cities.
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Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
No Other Paper Carried AP Wires in San Antonio
The claim that any local newspaper besides the San Antonio Lights carries the AP leased wire into San Antonio is unfounded and without basis in fact. The Lights are the sole carrier of that service in the area.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
San Antonio seeks $250000 in English syndicate loan
On the second last working day the Chamber of Commerce reports $153315 raised toward the $250000 goal with $96685 remaining. About 150 volunteers are needed Monday to finish, while salaried men and Washer Bros employees join in with gifts.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Washer Bros. Company
Gus Eberling
William Dooley
Mr. Dooley
F. E. Mueller
E. Bryan
William R. Manger
Charles Graebner
Gov Colquitt Speaks in Dallas Tonight
Governor Colquitt campaigning for re election arrives in Dallas to speak at the theater with potential overflow crowd. Judge Barry Miller and Colquitt Citizens' league secretary D Cameron announce nearby counties will help swell attendance and an overflow meeting may follow.
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Dallas
Tex
Co. B. Colquitt
D. M. Cameron
Colquitt Citizens’ League
Barry Miller
Criminal District Court
Miller
Panama Canal Bill Moves to Unfinished Business
Senate votes 40 to 34 to make the Panama canal bill unfinished business denying Britain's request to delay the measure. The action blocks postponement amid ongoing negotiations and internal Democratic push.
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Senate
England
Washington
Great Britain
Orozco Balks at Casas Grandes Base Change
Rebels plan to move provisional government capital to Casas Grandes while Juarez remains a base for smuggling and troop shifts. Emilio Vasquez Gomez may lead if Orozco rejects his candidacy, with Casas Grandes or mobile capital as options. A Juarez troop train heads to Casas Grandes with about 200 soldiers.
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EL Paso
Tex
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Orozco
Vasquistas
Vasquez Gomez
Gomes
Luis Torres
Inez Salazar
Senate ousts Lorimer after dramatic vote on Illinois seat
In Washington on July 13 the Senate voted 55 to 28 to declare William Lorimer of Illinois unseated for corrupt methods in his 1909 election. The Lea resolution found Lorimer’s election invalid, ending a six day fight with Lorimer delivering a final fierce defense before leaving the floor in tears.
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Washington
United States Senate
William Lorimer
Illinois
Lorimer
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Lea
Senate
Senator Lorimer
Smoot
House
Jerry South
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Senate of the United States
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Bacon
Borah
Bourne
Briggs
Bristow
Brown
Bryan
Burton
Chamberlain
Clark
Arkansas
Crawford
Cullum
Curtis
Dixon
Fall
Gardner
Gore
Grenna
Hitchcock
Johnson
Kenyon
Kern
la Follette
Lodge
Martin
Martine
Myers
Nelson
Newlands
O'Gorman
Overman
Page
Poindexter
Pomerene
Rayner
Reed
Root
Sanders
Shively
Simmmons
Stone
Sutherland
Swanson
Townsend
Watson
Williams
Works
Smith
Arizona
Georgia
Michigan
South Carolina
Bailey
Bradley
Brandegee
Burnham
Catron
Wyoming
Crane
Dillingham
Fletcher
Foster
Gallinger
Gamble
Guggenheim
Johnston
Jones
Lippitt
McCumber
Oliver
Paynter
Penrose
Perkins
Richardson
Maryland
Stephenson
Thornton
Tillman
Wetmore
Chilton
Culberson
Davis
Owen
Cullom
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New Jersey
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Simmons
North Carolina
Sisters of Charity
Big Associates
Loriemer
Defi
Mr. Lorimer
Beckemeyer
Holstlaw
Gillespie
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Whem
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A. B. Weakley
Atlee B Ayres
J. W. Warren
R. L. Ball
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Fred Terrel
Gov. Colquitt
Drozco
Sonora
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Percy
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