Alam o Fight Begun Again Daughters of Texas Hope for End
After a lull, the Alamo dispute threatens renewed action as the Daughters of the Republic of Texas and counsel for Governor Colquitt pursue possible Supreme Court intervention. Interrogatories seek plans, authority, and funding details for efforts to continue or end the conflict, with court proceedings lingering in district court and a Supreme Court ruling anticipated.
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The
Alamods
Daughters of the Hepadile
Texas
A.B. Conley
B. R. Getsiche
Epaciah
Colquitt
Supreme Court
Abe
W.S. Anderson
Nollee
Nollee Ty Given Alsi
Daugters
Conley
Gelsicke
Dr. and J. Benteeflic
Professor Guise
Twase Anderson
Vininsel
Ingner
Wille St. Carl
Terror Staries
Conley and Geiackh
Tar
Thirty-seventh District Court
W. Sanderson
Laredo
Amaiqr Sanches
Anerson
San Antonio
Serenade at Menger Hotel for General Treving
A local band led by A Martinez serenaded General Geronimo Treving in the Menger Hotel rotunda. The group played El Nacional de Mexico and other operatic pieces as the general, pleased with the attention, greeted the musicians and thanked them for their patriotism while expressing hope for peace in their country.
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Geronimo Trevind
Krand
Man
le Bande de Los Amizos
el Purhio
Menger Hotel
A. Martinez
Treving
Tim
Ttn
Strike Remedy Planned in Chicago for Bridge Trades
In Chicago an unusual agreement between employers and workers aims to curb strikes in the bridging trades. If signed this week, it would require both unions and employers to avoid strikes or lockouts without first consulting a joint arbitration committee. Large bonds would be posted and forfeited for noncompliance, enforcing the contract’s terms.
Weather summary from central U S stations
A fragmented weather report lists temperatures from St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee and New York with descriptions of clear or cloudy skies and varying winds. It notes the warmest readings around 78 degrees in many cities and mentions the coldest readings near 23 degrees in Milwaukee along with recent 24 hour lows.
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Wade Mt Bean
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cleudys & Mid
Cluvey Amasouter
Howra
Fogreen
Milwaukee
Gertkrart
Paul
Kansas
New York
The
Horkhewert
Petty Forest
Noston
Washington
Bernan and Zadek Acquire West Commerce Street Property
The firm of Bernan and Zadek purchased a lot on the north side of West Commerce Street between Navarro Street and the bridge from Youkum and Sam Bennett for about 115000. They plan to widen Commerce Street by 8000 and remodel the two story Star Building, moving tenants to new quarters on West Commerce Street. The deal closes after negotiations in New York and includes future height increases and thorough renovation of the property.
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Fof Berman & Zadek
B. @ Youkum
Sam. W. Bennett
West Commerce Street
Navarro Street
Pancoust-Aorgan, Company
Commerce Jtreet
Lome
New York
Youkues
Bermati
Commeree Street
Messrs Berman & Zadek
Flrat
Tis West Commerce Street
Austin Mayor and Commissioners Testify on Medina Dam Case
Mayor A. Woolfridge of Austin arrives in San Antonio with commissioners Maddox Bartholomew to testify in the Medina dam case before Federal Judge Tudge Maxey. The group stays at the Menger Hotel and discusses bond issues, municipal governance, and the impending election.
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Medina Damase
Wooldridge
San Antonio
Austin
Fonio
Farmer laments corn yields on Gold Fen Gate farm
George S Laures complains about high corn costs and poor earnings citing a field of corn on his Gold Fen Gate farm five and a half miles north of town. He notes nine inch long ears with kernel fullness, claims eight acres are as good, and recalls a lecturer's advice about deep planting and its result. Miss Inez Matlwand Weds Warene Holssevain in London steps.
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George S. Laures
Goldfen Gate
Saur
Newlands Bill Aims to End Wage Dispute with Arbitration
Washington July 15 The Newlands Bill to revise the Friedmann law would provide arbitration for wage disputes between railroads and their employees. The measure moved through the House swiftly toward President Wilson’s signature as Senate action followed. Both sides favored an independent mediation board, with officials naming mediators and outlining steps toward final passage and implementation.
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Wasslngton
D. C
Newlands
Wilson
Senate
Wilte Hall
Congress
Martin
Knapp
Commerce Courts
Dearies P. Neill
Gee of
Hay
Erdman Pda
Williaam Len
Ely
Seth Low
National Civic Foderation
Treanmen
Tribunel
Lecatee Know Tongs
A. B. Garvetson
Department of Labor
Settlement Talks Continue Over Rail Wage Dispute
New York July 1 Officials from the Railroad Trainmen and Railway Conductors committees met in New York with reps of 199 unions to report on an armistice with eastern railroads. Erie lines refused to join arbitration, risking a stalemate as the wage dispute moves toward reconsideration under the Newlangs bill.
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New York
Lee and
Garrétson
Railroad Trainien
Tratn
Washington
Newlangs
Erie
Conference Committee
Cali
Washington seeks to save money on armor plate factory
Naval experts estimated a government armor plate plant at 3.468 million dollars could save 140 dollars per ton and more than a million dollars annually, with Secretary Daniels sending the report to Congress. He urged a thorough, party investigation into costs and the price of armor plates produced by private firms versus a government plant.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Daniels
Senate
Statemuita Issicg Yy Lim
Urinor l
Anc
Ronveros
Senator Murray Resigns Amid Penitentiary Reform Debates
Sente r Murray, long time lawmaker from Ploreaville, resigns to pursue a role assisting Governor Colquitt with penitentiary reforms. The proposed plan includes reorganizing prison oversight, creating a new governing office, and elevating the penitentiary manager to a central supervisory position as the Legislature weighs the measure.
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Floresville
Vox
Jute Ls
Italy
A. Muray
Ploreaville
Gave
Stuar Colauttt
Sennicy
Murray
Penitennaries
Pusilla
CaNqbitt
Cairinun
Bristow Criticises Action Over Secretary of State Salary
Senator Bristow attacked the action and questioned salary levels for the secretary of state. He argued $1080 a month is insufficient, urging Congress to address the pay to prevent neglect of duties and allow for full participation in official duties and lectures. The resolution faced Republican objection and was tabled.
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Washington
Bristow
Airica
Wilson
Sivan
Bristaw
Calind
State Department
Congress
Korn
Lewis
Senate
Russia Demands China Recognize Outer Mongolia Autonomy
Peking reports Russia today pressed China to accept full autonomy of outer Mongolia and to acknowledge Russia's suzerain rights. Moscow says it will mediate per 1912 Urgua protocol. China’s parliament convened to debate the demands amid strong opposition and widespread concern.
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Peking
Russia
Outer Mongolia
China
Urgua
Mongalla
Curie
Evrats
Maine Doctor Prepared Tf and Mulhall Wants Pirates Knifed
In Washington D C on July 15, Senate toby committee resumed testimony with Chairman Overman meeting President Wilson. Mulhall’s testimony referenced correspondence dating back to 1907 involving Van Cleaye and Mulhall about tariff campaigns and political influence. A damaged excerpt shows Dr Grockatt writing critics of Mulhall and a request for the full story, while others discuss alliances and re-election efforts linked to the era’s political maneuvers.
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Washington
D. A
Henate Toby
Chaiman Overman
White House
Wilson
Reed
Marin M. Mulheil
Tellers
Tite Tames
Gace
Sherman
van Cleaye
Malhall
New York
Mulhall
Indiana
Watson
Marine
Reed Cead
G. Lantey Grockatt
Yhormasien
Maing
Ceockett
Etta
Petiev
Dell
Washington, D.C
Fred Schwedtman
van Cleave
Republicon
Om Gressmet
Arkad
Thought He Was Dead Pikeville
A 15 year old boy named Miles Wak fell from a bike and was reported dead by the family in Pikeville yesterday. Undertakers later revived him after the prostration. he remains in the home with his family.
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Pikeville
Tae
Nim
Disqualification Claims Against Judge Ward Arise in Suit
Reported motion in an injunction case alleges improper involvement of Judge Ward of the Seventy-third District, with arguments that the higher court injunction infringes jurisdiction. Pleadings discuss court authority over water company charges and prior suits and the request to amend pleadings during a morning session.
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Tudee Bell
Ward
Tnev Bml Powell
Ainghy
S. Grten
Pat Seourt
Akarney Pewed
Thor Pleadings
Matena Court
Justice Court
Meher
Severity-Third District Court
Dora Grt
Dany
Delayed Vacation Tak es First Time in 25 Years
A.M. (Doc) Courtnay, longtime San Antonio maintenance official, takes an unexpected vacation after 25 years of service. He left quietly last night with no fixed plan, no New Orleans ticket, and thoughts of possibly visiting friends in New York or Missouri. Courtnay, once a mine car driver for Colonel Belknap, rose through the ranks to become a prominent figure in local transit circles.
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Action Company
A.M
Doc
Missouri
Corutiey
San Antonio
Colonel Belknap
Irsclion Company
Irethas
Teteranth
Courtney
Massacre Reported as Bulgarians Retreat Before Greek Advance
In Salonike Greek commander says Bulgarian troops fled before Greek advance. Villages near Drama burned, many inhabitants killed. Reports describe renewed fighting around Sees and Draima with Bulgarian forces fleeing north.
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Salonike
Vout
Drama
Ated
Kleasy
Tasceder
Concerted Moves Hinted as Diplomats Seek US Mexico Policy
London officials suggest European powers push for a US declaration on Mexico while the State Department omits comment. Secretary Bryan declines to discuss inquiries as European governments threaten actions to protect their citizens. Officials warn that without an official US stance, powers may act to restore peace amid unrest in Mexico.
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Mexico
State Department
Republic
Washington
B.C
Cit
Abexton
Bry
Uintil
Wilson
Temors
Bear
United States
Miterlan
Lis
European diplomats urge US recognition of Huerta regime
In Mexico City diplomats from European powers met and urged immediate U S recognition of Huerta, denouncing U S aid to Constitutionalists. They warned U S inaction could cost lives, and pressed embassies in Washington to influence Washington toward recognition as newspapers voiced anti American sentiment. Ambassador Wilson signaled improved conditions but caution persisted amid rumors of Austrian Marines offshore and plots by Madero associates.
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Mexico City
Jilly
Wilson
Jily
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Hierta
Washington
C Pas
Thue
Atlas— Em
Tel Capital
Wilsey Seitpy
Guerrers
Avavale
Gue
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