Manufacturers Rally Behind Cannon in 1908 Campaign
Mulhall letters before Senate lobby committee reveal National Association of Manufacturers planned to concentrate efforts in Cannon’s district if needed. Brews and Hines funding cited as backing, with August 1908 messages stressing energetic support and political leverage amid Indiana and Wisconsin contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Association of Manufacturers
Cannon
Mulhall
Senate Lobby Committee
Schwedtman
Cennon
van Cleave
Bartholdi
Muthall
W. McClave
New Jersey
McClave
William Hughes
McClare
Indiana
Wisconsin
John J. McKins
National Brewers’ Association
Hines
Edward Hines
Chicago
Lorimer
Jenkins
Teddy
Taft
Sherman
Foraker
Parry
Kirby
Plan to Protect Birds Adviser Group Formed
Fifteen prominent men in bird and game protection across the country informed Secretary Houston of the Department of Agriculture they would serve without pay as advisers in framing regulations under the migratory birds protection law. Tentative regulations by the biological survey will not take effect before October 1 or as soon after as President Wilson approves them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Wilson
Top of the Town Roof Garden Attracts Diners And Music lovers
The St Anthony Roof Garden is described as the coolest and most attractive dining and music spot. Soloist Arturo Lugaro, a noted baritone, performs tonight with vocal and instrumental selections in a lively evening presented as an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Roof Garden
Arturo Lugaro
Aliens Must Act To Secure Citizenship
Thousands of aliens who declared intent to become U S citizens risk being barred unless they file final naturalization applications by September. Commissioner Richard K Campbell warned chief examiners a 40 000 cases remain. Under the 1906 act final papers must be filed within two to seven years after declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Richard K. Campbell
Naturalization
Jacob Trieber
Arkansas Federal Court
Freight officials convene in Galveston to discuss cotton handling
About 15 freight traffic officials of the International & Great Northern Railroad gathered in Galveston today for their annual meeting. The sessions, presided by H. Martin of Houston, vice president and general manager, will continue through tomorrow and focus on cotton handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
International & Great Northern Railroad
H. Martin
Houston
Gulf Boulevard Aluminated in Galveston Lighting Ceremony
Galveston County last night presented the city with an ornamental lighting system along the gulf front boulevard from Nineteenth to Twenty-seventh streets. County Judge George E. Mann led dedicatory ceremonies at the beach as thousands attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Galveston County
Gulf Front
George E. Mann
School Board Wins Suit Over Superintendent Expenses
District Judge S G Tayloe ordered in favor of the school board dismissing Judge Don A Bliss suit to stop payment of 200 for Prof Charles J Lukin city school superintendent attending the national educational conference. The restraining order was dissolved and Bliss loses the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Tayloe
Don A. Bliss
Charles J. Lukin
Bliss
San Antonio
United States
Women to Attend Chicago Council Meeting Over Garbage Contract
Chicago clubwomen plan to fill the council chamber Monday night with pad and pencil to monitor aldermen as they consider municipal problems. They vow a strong demonstration if no action is taken on the garbage question before the private refuse disposal contract expires in five weeks. Arrangements were finalized at the Womens City Club meeting with several hundred members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Womens’ City Club
Canneries May Suffer from Fraser River Fishing
Ottawa minister J D Hazen warned Frazer River canneries in British Columbia may face harm unless US authorities curb large traps. Hazen said US fishermen are clearing international waters with big nets, prompting concern in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Frazer River
British Columbia
J. D. Hazen
Ottawa
Water Contract Up Next In City Council Agenda
A water committee meeting called by Chairman Baldwin aims to review a tentative contract drafted jointly by city engineers and the water company. If approved, it will be reported favorably to the council, and an August election may be held for voter acceptance. The old pact expired last June amid mayoral deaths and administration changes. A meeting yesterday between Judge Claude V. Birkhead and Alderman Baldwin discussed the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
City and Company
Claude V. Birkhead
Water Company
Fares to be reduced by western and central lines
Chicago July 18 A revision downward of interstate passenger fares has begun under an Interstate Commerce Commission order that new rates take effect May 1, 1914. Rail officials in Chicago doubt completion within the committee deadline. The long and short haul clause, effective July 1 1910, barred higher through rates than local sums, but the commission suspended its enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western and Central Passenger Associations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Fresh sausage with TIN TAG advertised at Grand Opera House lobby
Buy sausage with the TIN TAG to ensure fresh wholesome goods as shown in the lobby display at the Grand Opera House. Union Meat Company advertises this reminder to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Union Meat Company
Plan Coast Highway Meeting At Fowlerton In August
A coalition of road associations schedules a large gathering at Fowlerton on August 20 to push a Uvalde to Corpus Christi highway. C S Fowler leads the effort with speakers Ike T. Pryor and Alexander Boynton. The plan seeks a permanent group and aims to have the Nueces river route road completed by next March using the best materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalde
Corpus Christi
Fowlerton
Nueces River
C.*s. Fowler
Ike T. Pryor
Alexander Boynton
Remodeled Quarters Planned by San Antonio Turn Verein
The board of directors of the San Antonio Turn Verein votes to remodel dining and pool rooms and furnish them. They will convert the former bar area into a ladies parlor to welcome women guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Antonio Turn Verein
Llub
Gus Koch
Thief Steals Diamonds in Broad Daylight Heist
In East St. Louis on July 17 a well dressed youth smashed a jewelry store window near police headquarters and escaped with about 1500 worth of diamonds from Mrs. H. Cooke, the jeweler's wife, most of which were on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Men fined for attacks on railroad laborers in Steamboat Springs
Jack Scanlon and Frank Vogle were convicted of taking part in forcibly expelling Japanese laborers on the Denver and Salt Lake Railroad extension Tuesday night. Each man was fined $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamboat Springs
Jack Scanlon
Frank Vogle
Denver & Salt Lake
Russia to Build Permanent Embassy in Washington
George Bakhemtieff, Russian ambassador, has been advised from St. Petersburg that Russia has appropriated funds for a permanent embassy home in Washington. The message came to his summer residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Emir Newport
R. S. Ray
George Bakhemtieff
St. Petersburg
Washington
Industrial Workers Arrested In Portland Street Meeting
PORTLAND Ore July 18 Many arrests of Industrial Workers of the World were made last night when a crowd of 20 women led by Dr qui defied the mayor s order by holding a street meeting Dr qui and eight other women were taken to jail Several patrol loads of men also were arrested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Mario “Qui
Qui
Russia Best Customer Washington D C July 18
Russia remains the largest purchaser of American agricultural machinery. Export figures from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show $10,000,000 sent to Russia in the just-ended fiscal year, compared with $7,000,000 to Canada and $6,500,000 to Argentina. France led other nations with $32,500,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Rrussia
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Russia
Canada
Argentina
Germany
France
Agricultural Machinery Exports Rise Significantly This Year
The report notes two export figures for agricultural machinery: $21,000,000 in the previous year and $42,000,000 in the current year, indicating a substantial increase in overseas shipments. The data highlights stronger demand and expanded production capacity.
Koreans Appeal Six-Year Term for Governor General Plot
In TALIA Korea on July 18 counsel for six Koreans sentenced by the Court of Appeals to six years for an attempt to assassinate Governor General Terauchi filed notices of appeal.
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Talia
Korea
Court of Appeals
Terauchi
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Ad for Nerve Relief
Ad promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for physical and mental exhaustion nervousness and insomnia claiming it helps restore energy and calm. The message emphasizes relief from fatigue and sleeplessness with a period voice typical of early 20th century advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford’s
Long list of San Antonio area grocers and merchants
A garbled OCR listing names and addresses of numerous grocery stores and merchants in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Includes firms such as Bond's Delicatessen, Croocket Grocery Co, Goldenbager Ed, Guarrantee Cash Grocery, Lawn dale Grocery Co, Urban Grocery Co, and many individual proprietors with street addresses. The fragmentary text reads like a directory page with business names, owners, and locations, plus scattered city and street references across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anciro
Zavala
Barnes
T. E
Commerce
Burgmann & Hassbauer
Hartimore
Bond's Delicatessen
Houston
Broggs
Ernest
Santa Rosa
Durango
Crockett Grocery CO
E. Crockett
Dixie Oil CO
E. Commerce
Eiserlch
Anton
N. Pine
Pbulm ST
Elim
Forest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hght
Williams
Durham
Gunter Building
Lone Star Brewing CO
Crockett
Gulf Boulevard
Fletcher
School Board
Prof. Lukin
Grove
Vollowing Bond Election Council
A. Collmann
Plan Coast Highway
Corpus
Turn Verein
San Marcos
Pestors’ Union
State Sunday School Association
Bexar
Blanco, Comal
Caldwell
Guadalupe
Gonzales
Hays
Gillespie
Travis
Bell, Williamson
San Antonio, Tex
Schrerrer
Simpson and Probandt
Schneider
John
Ave
ENT
Adkins
Lubiansky & Kiolbassa
Bracken Rosenberg
Wesley
Castroville
Courand
Jos. Keller & Toudre
Cibolo Pfeil & Schraub
Robert Christine Franklin Bros
Tracy, L. C
Clear Springs
Bartels, Hugo Nevviy
Evine Grocer
CO. Loggins & Lily
Eelville Caraway
Leung McAdam
Brite Neill, S
Landa
Lux, Chas
Pwia
Ubiansky
Strezelczy
Andreas, Ockdale
Johnson
B. F
the Growers of India Tea
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