Summer dream of a telephone system that does tasks
A portrayal of a future where a comprehensive telephone network handles errands. The scene imagines voices issuing commands from offices or homes to automate daily chores, cooling the heat with modern convenience.
Police Chief Sues Over Reward Offers Connected to Alma Kellner Case
Houston chief of police seeks damages against Louisville entities and individuals over published rewards for Alma Kellner murder, claiming the offers spurred a manhunt that led to the arrest and life sentence of Joseph Wendling.
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Louisville
George E. Ellis
Houston
Tex
City of
Central Commers’ Company
Louisville Courier-Journal Company
Louisville Times Company
Frank Fehr
John H
James P. Whallen
Fred F. Kellner
Charles Dehler
Vic Lorch
Alma Kellner
Louisville Daily
Buchoffer
Ellis
Joseph Wendling
Smoked Glass for Flirt Leads to Bond in Chicago
Joseph Thibeault was ordered to post a 1000 bond and stop winking and winking at neighbor Sadie Holladay after a municipal court hearing. Judge Sabath said he may be barred from flirting on his porch in the evenings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Thieault
Sadie Holladay
Sabath
Minister Resigns Over Sunday Baseball Policy
Archdeacon William B. Allen of St. Katharine's Episcopal in Pensacola resigns from the Pensacola Ministerial association after the group prosecutes players for Sunday baseball. He calls baseball a matter of conscience and argues it is wrong to charge admission, comparing it to charging for a bathing suit. The resignation follows the association's stance on Sunday play.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fila
William B. Allen
St. Katherine’s Episcopal Church
Pensacola Ministerial Association
Florida
Old Harrison Street Police Station Closed for New Quarters
The Harrison Street police station once linked with the New York Tombs ended its era as the city lockup of forty years was closed last night and wrecking began today as the department moved into new quarters several blocks away.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harrison Street
New York
Chief Says Convictions Hard Under System Amid Power Struggles
Chief Deputy Emmett Smith says enforcing state game laws needs a larger appropriation and independent investigators to avoid local political interference. He cites difficulty securing convictions after Village Creek dynamiting near Beaumont and notes rewards offered by Hardin County citizens.
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Austin
Tex
Emmett Smith
South
Texas
Smith
Mr. Smith
Village Creek
Beaumont
Hardin County
50 Cent Dinners Draw San Antonio Patrons at Elite Cafe
Advertises 50 cent dinners at Elite Cafe in San Antonio inviting daily or Sunday service from 12 to 12. Emphasizes good service and meals as a strong combination and invites readers to give them a try.
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San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Bill to Abolish Australian Ballot System in Hartford
Judiciary committee to report a bill in Hartford that would abolish the Australian ballot system used in the state election last year. Voters expressed general dissatisfaction with the ballot.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Saturday July 15 Good speakers at public gathering
An advertisement invites everyone to a public event on Saturday July 15 featuring notable speakers and an open invitation for all attendees.
Oculist Dr J Harvey Moore Attracts San Antonio Patients
Despite heat and dull season, Dr J Harvey Moore remains busy with eye patients in San Antonio. He treats granulared sore eyes and cross eyes without pain, offers cataract and growth removals, tests for glasses, and promotes the Oscillator method for weak eyes. His offices are Suite 204 Gunter Building at Houston and St Marys Streets with free consultations offered.
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J. Harvey Moore
San Antonio
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Moore
Gunter
Houston and
ST. Mary's Streets
Taxable Valuation Shows Big Increase in Texas
Austin July 14 One hundred eighty of 249 counties have filed estimates of 1911 taxable valuations for use by the automatic tax board. The total statewide valuation is expected to rise substantially from 1910's 2.388 billion, potentially adding 80 to 100 million. The board cannot fix the tax rate yet due to lack of appropriations, causing confusion among assessors.
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Austin
Tex
Comptroller’s Department
Automatic Tax Board
Texas
Wool rates continued readjustment proposal in Texas
The railroad commission issued an order extending the wool and mohair readjustment proposal from August 8 to September 12 in carload ratings. The move affects sheep and wool raisers across the western Texas region, pushed by Sam T. Hill of San Angelo and other prominent raisers.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Sam T. Hill
San Angelo
Grand Anti Prohibition Barbecue at St Hedwig
An event advertisement touts a Grand Anti Prohibition Barbecue at St Hedwig with speakers and refreshments. Local organizers invite attendees to join and celebrate the cause.
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ST. Hedwig
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