Witness Testimony Tells of Hines Bragging About Lorimer Vote
Donald Frame, a cigar stand employee, testified that Hines boasted of helping elect Lorimer to the Senate. Isaac Baker, timber hoser, followed with a account of Hines meeting with Clarence Iank and a tense cross examination revealed uncertainty over exact wording.
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Chicago
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Hines
Lorimer
United States Senate
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Isaac Baker
2S Latmber Company
Clarence S. Iank
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Filner
Walthall’s second bid to city bank read at council meeting
Leon WN Walthall cashier of West Texas Bank & Trust submitted a second bid to serve as depository for the city of San Antonio but was not allowed to be read. Alderman Manermann reported unfavorably on the bid, with the committee noting equal terms would favor his bank, the only other bidder. Walthall said he acted on an invitation and offered a written proposition with explanations and payments.
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West Texas Bank & Trust Company
San Antal
Walthatl
Katyman Manermann
Tinahee
Walthall
Mavermann
Ty Bank
Ans
Welthull
Magermann
Mother's Friend Emulsion Promised For Expectant Mothers
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Mother's Friend an oily external emulsion for expectant mothers. Claiming to ease natural discomforts of pregnancy and aid recovery after childbirth, it urges mothers to consult a free book and visit drug stores to purchase regulation company materials.
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Natere
Joe
Hich
Comte
Regulator CO
Ailes
Rains General In North Part Of State
Rainfall across several Texas towns led to flooding and damage. In Waco 4.30 inches fell, Brazos river rose, and areas near Mineral Wells, Cleburne, Waxahachie, Hillsboro, and Taylor reported high totals. Lightning damaged structures and lines, with Mendoza and surrounding counties noting widespread moisture and effects.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Brazos River
Wacoti Lueners
Auto Club Plans Immediate Action On Road Improvements
A revived Auto Club outlines a program to accelerate highway improvements from this city. At a meeting this afternoon at St Anthony Hotel the group signaled willingness to donate funds to start projects. Directors’ terms were restructured to thirteen, with five new names among the nominees for the board.
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San Antonio
Lund
Clih
HA. Gaeth
W. Z
Hering
To. Tayloe
Daniel
the Hobrand
J. Wy i Tagher
Flowers Delivered to the Afflicted in Santa Jema Home
A large bouquet was delivered to Givert Burns at the Santa Jema home, signaling recovery from injuries. Burns spoke of happiness over small kindness, recalled no memory of the crash after consciousness, and noted plans for more gifts and a shave money loan. Additional baskets and small gifts were distributed to residents as staff and volunteers cheerfully aided the facility.
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Givert Burns
Santa Jema Ins
Scirne
Troops May Attend Mabry Park Maneuvers In Texas
The Texas National Guard maneuvers at Mabry Park August 7 to 17 may include Twenty-second Infantry units and Third Cavalry elements from Brigadier General Duncan's department. A thousand wagons and transport from Fort Sam Houston are being allocated, with officers designated as inspector-instructors for target practice.
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Guy ‘T. Potts
Chicago
Joseph W. Duncan
Department of Texas
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Third Cavalry
Texas National Guard
Mabry Park
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Hutchinsle Lavy
Fort Sam Houston
Duncan
Cimp
Dupenn
Regi August Tan
Kent Spring
Phin
Tcon
van Orsdale
Comand
The Relation of Art With Advertising Lecture
Eddie Wolff spoke at the Advertisers' Association luncheon on how art governs advertising in modern times. He argued artistic ads yield better results and illustrated with samples. Hank Davis and S. A. Hopkins discussed plans to host the Texas delegation for the National Advertisers' convention in Boston. W.J. Murphy recounted advertising successes from Houston. The 24 attendees called the meeting the most enthusiastic since the club formed.
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Wolff
Hank Davis
Hopkins
Pexas
National Advertisers’ Association
Boston
W. J. Murphy
Houston
Bayou City
Fire Bug Operating in San Antonio Sparks Smoke and Alarm
Continted from Page One reports a blaze at an urban factory causing heavy smoke through a shaft. Workers fled causing unease as the fire alarm summoned fire companies to San Pedro avenue and Governors street where a barn wall burned from a charcoal fire. Damage was slight. A Tulvy alarm near Palmetto and Van Ness streets earlier last night led to broken windows and forced many to evacuate in a fruitless chase.
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Gvergrean Street
Aftur & O'Clock
Fox
Palmetto
van Neas
CHARGE FORGERY OF JURORS WARRANTS
Charges of forgery against Ceorgre Mogro and others allege they forged juror warrants. Complaints list warrants prelogged to be forged for jurors names such as Robert Whitley Charles Bell Fort M. S. Abbey and others with amounts from $1 to $507. Deputy Sheriff Stevens filed the complaints and Moore awaits probating hearing.
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Bexar
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Gervl
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Tobert Whitley
Charles Bell
Ft M. S. Abbey
Snaith
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Joneaey O
Fur
Sherif Stevens
Rain Tonight Forecast Eases San Antonio Heat
San Antonio cooled from yesterday’s near 99 degrees as a strong gulf breeze brought moist air. Officials predict possible rain tonight or tomorrow while other Texas areas saw soaking showers and a broader storm brewing for relief from the heat.
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Sam Vane Tonians
Gulf
Central
North Texo
Waco
Baylor
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Pacific Coast
United States
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Toca
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Hnell
San Antonis
Boys Urge Prohibition Rally by Local High Schoolers
An enthusiastic prohibition meeting convened at the old Artdome by five high school boys under 21. Speakers Lynn Beeley Emmet Ison Walter Baird Richard Swearingen and Andrew Dilworth, with J G Anderson of the YMCA introducing them, aimed to influence the state to pass the amendment abolishing saloons. The event featured vocal solos and musical selections.
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Andh
Sinkei
Lynn Beeley
Emmet Ison
Walter Baird
Richard Swearingen
Andrew Dilworth
J. G% Anderson
Young Men's Christian Nssociation Acta Ax
La Follette May Run Against Taft In 1912 Battle
Insurgent leader La Follette faces a split party scenario as Bourne and other progressives debate backing him as an independent candidate if Taft wins the Republican nomination. Roosevelt’s role remains unclear while strong opposition to Taft grows within the progressive camp.
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LaFallette
Guigligne
Polleice
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Hoe
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Wilton
Tutt
New Crop Cotton Arrives in Markets Across South
July 18 report notes a fresh cotton crop moving into markets with widespread receipts in South Texts towns. Early sales show dealers marketing from two tons upward as new harvests reach warehouses and spinners.
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Houston
South
Funeral for Charles Ene in San Antonio
Charles Ene died in San Antonio on Tenam 8. The funeral will be held at Otto Teba's undertaking parlors at 0 o'clock 4. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend at Memorial National cemetery.
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San Antonio
Charles
Xroeninker
Waerat
Otto Teba
Weil Neaey
Ne 'Merment National Cemetery
List of Probable Peers Interest Talk in London
London July 18 There is much curiosity over the cabinet’s list of potential peers. Premier Asquith is said to be prepared to meet contingencies, with two sources named as likely supply the peers eldest sons of liberal peers and members of parliament.
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Assoclatin Presb
London
Mich Curtodhy
Asquith
Jehdae Nat Averes
San Benito Interurban seeks Brownsville street car franchise
Sam Robertson, president of the San Benito Interurban, applied for a Brownsville franchise to build and operate a street car system. The plan includes freight service on certain streets and extending the system to farms east of town, with a bond to connect to the San Benito system.
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Brownsville
Tex
Sam Robertson
San Benito
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