Texans at Boston Will Number 99
Texas delegation to the National Association of Advertising Clubs convention in Boston August 1 will total 95 men and four women. Dallas leads with 42 delegates, Houston nine, Fort Worth 21, and smaller towns sending single reps. San Antonio contributes seven, led by William Moore White and J. Frank Davis, who plan a lavish Boston welcome. Delegates visit President Taft August 2 with auto trips through Cambridge and the North Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Davis
Texas
National Association of Advertising Clubs
Boston
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Houston
Mart
Big Sandy
Mesquite
Garland
San Antonio
William Moore White
The
Advertisers’ Association
Reno Kayton
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Jake Wolff
S. A. Hopkins
W. J. Bagot
Messrs
Hopkins
Davis
Boston City Club
Mr. Davis
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Lone Star State
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Cambridge
North Shore
Mr. Hopkins
Westminister Hotel
San Antonians
Women Plead Not Guilty in Stokes Shooting Case
Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad entered not guilty pleas to all three counts in the W. E. D. Stokes shooting indictment. They face charges of attempted murder and first and third degree assaults. Trial tentatively set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E. D. Stokes
Obituary notices for Maxwell Gill and Kenedy deaths in San Antonio
Maxwell A 38 died Tuesday at home from arsenic poisoning while a miner in Bisbee Arizona. Survived by Texas relatives. Burial in Daluse Washington county after prep by Sloan Hagg. Lula Gill 12 died Tuesday at 519 Cameron Street. Funeral 10 AM at home, burial in Mission Burial Park. Dollie Kenedy 38 died Tuesday after surgery at 325 McCullough Avenue. Survived by brothers L W and D Heard of Sabinal. Burial to Sabinal after prep by Shelley Loring.
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Maxwell
Madrwell
Sharer Street
Bisbee
Ariz
Texas
San Antonio
Sloan & Hagg
Daluse
Washington County
Williams R. Williams noted San Antonio conductor dies
R. Williams, Aransas Pass switchman fatally injured at Yoakum, died en route to San Antonio for treatment. A Southern Pacific conductor for ten years, he is survived by his mother and Ohio relatives. Funeral held at 4 pm from 1414 North Pine Street under San Antonio division No. 76 Order of Railway Conductors. Interment in conductors’ lot, City Cemetery No. 3.
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City Cemetery
Activities Without Constant Government Supervision
A report outlines other reasons given for continuing oversight or altering control measures, emphasizing the need for ongoing governance. The discussion notes implications for policy, administration, and the roles of oversight bodies.
Federal regulatory role in business harmony and price rules
The piece argues the justice department cannot endlessly supervise firms and favors an administrative board or commission to prevent violations and aid firms in complying with law. It questions whether a federal industrial commission should regulate prices, noting the Interstate Commerce Act requires reasonable transportation prices and no unjust discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department of Justice
Federal Industrial Commission
Congress
Real Estate Exchange Luncheon Notice Prompts Tomorrow Arrival
A special bulletin from Secretary Ray Mackey informs all Real Estate Exchange members of a luncheon in St. Anthony tomorrow. The notice lists agenda items including "A New Irrigation Wrinkle" and "That Highway San Antonio to the Gulf" with speakers such as B D Hatcher and W S Hawkins, noting 135 people attended last Thursday and inviting others to attend at their own expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Ray Mackey
St. Anthony
H. P. Street
B. D. Hatcher
Hawkins
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Gulf
Positive Cure For All Foot Ailments Promoted
A vintage advertisement touts Calocide compound to dissolve corns bunions and callouses. Soak feet fifteen minutes daily for several nights, then massage sore parts. Claims quick relief from sweating odor swollen feet and general nervous- system benefit. Sold by druggists. 25 cents a package.
Prices Fixing in Interstate Commerce Sparks Reform Debate
The text argues that prices of interstate commodities may warrant congressional regulation similar to transportation rates. It notes artificial restraints from tariffs and producer agreements that fix prices, excluding consumers, and urges public influence on pricing to ensure fair costs.
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Congress
Black to Prison for Army Officer Impersonation
Black, who pleaded guilty before Judge T B Maxey in federal court on July 10, will be sent to Leavenworth Kansas tomorrow by U S marshal attache L Anderson. He admitted posing as a United States Army colonel to obtain money and services including swindling the St Anthony hotel of 125 dollars. His sentence was fixed at fifteen months but reduced to thirteen due to two months already served. Anderson will then go to Chicago to visit his family for about a month.
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EE. T. Black
T. 8. Maxey
Federal District Court
United States Army
Leavenworth
Kan
L. Anderson
United States Marshal's Office
Black
Houston
Federal Grand Jury
St. Anthony
Anderson
Chicago
Revolution Spreads as Haiti Capital in Jeopardy
In Washington on July 19 the Haitian revolution spreads rapidly and officials doubt the capital will remain under President Simon as the uprising gains strength and momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Haiti
Island
Republic
Simon
Fort Worth Panthers Sign New Pitcher Flynn
Fort Worth Texas announces the signing of a new pitcher from Stephenville who will join the Panthers in South Texas. The announcement names the twirler Flynn as part of the roster addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Twirler Flynn
Fort Worth
Tes
Ynn
Stephenville, Tex
South Texas
Important to all Women Readers of this Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without realizing it. Kidney problems can trigger headaches back pain and fatigue, making you irritable. Swamp-Root, a kidney liver and bladder remedy, is touted to restore health and energy. Readers may request a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer and Company in Binghamton New York. Regular and one dollar sizes are available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Fire Bug Suspected After String of False Alarms
Police pursue a reported fire bug tied to a rash of blazes and false alarms in Chicago, with 42 calls in 19 days. A south Cherry street blaze and a Field building fire are linked to arson motives. Two minor incidents follow, one at 381 Chicago boulevard and another grass fire on Jones avenue.
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South Cherry Street
Bishop
Chicago Boulevard
Jones Avenue
Fireman Injured from Cut in Town and Walnut Fire
Simon Pendleton of fire company No 3 on East Commerce Street is at risk of blood poisoning after cutting his left hand while removing a window at a Town and Walnut Street fire Tuesday morning. He received medical care after the blaze was put out and later reported arm swelling and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Pendleton
Brown Speaks in Favor of the Reciprocity Bill
Senator Brown of Nebraska praised the reciprocity measure while criticizing insurgent colleagues who opposed Canadian reciprocity. He lauded the Democratic Party for backing a president, and named Edward Hines as a lumber trust leader opposing the bill, insisting the farmers deserve support for the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Democratic Party
Brown
Nebraska
Edward Hines
Lumber Trust
Inquest resumes on Campbell deaths in civil court day
The inquest into the deaths of C. A. R. Campbell Jr and Winnie Turner Campbell was postponed this morning due to civil cases. It will reconvene this afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Turner expected as the first witness. Witnesses said there were no eye witnesses to the shooting.
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Justice of the Peace Umscheid
C. A. R. Campbell Jr
Winnie Turner Campbell
J. B. Turner
Fred A. Hoyer
Campbell
Walter Durbin
Durbin
June Salaries Ordered Paid by City Council Action
City council likely to approve a 46000 June salaries appropriation after a morning conference among Mayor Callaghan Alderman Steves and Lipscomb and a caucus by insurgent aldermen. The plan shifts from lump sum funding to itemized allocations to each expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
Steves
Lipscomb
Melons for Soldiers at Grant Park Tournament
Soldiers camping at Grant Park Chicago for the national military tournament July 24 to 30 will reportedly receive Texas watermelons. A wealthy Texas planter offered to send a carload if freight is paid. Officials hope the supply will feed about 10 000 soldiers with evenly sliced melons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
Chicago
Texas
Young
Mexican conductor held on slave trafficking charge in San Antonio
Rafael Torres a Mexican was arraigned before United States Commissioner R L Edwards on a charge of violating the interstate commerce act and held on a $1000 bond. He said he worked as a Pullman conductor on a Texas Mexico train through Laredo. Four charges stood in the case and a federal grand jury will consider action in December.
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Rafael Torres
United States
R. L. Edwards
Federal Land Jury
Torres
San Antonio
Mexico City
Texas
Mexico
Laredo
United States District Attorney
Charles C. Cresson
Charles F. Stevens
Huffman
O C
Dennis
J. A. Dennis
Brinches
Clalmenie
Rev Truitt predicts victory for pros in liquor ban vote
Reverend George W. Truett of Dallas predicts passage of the prohibition amendment next Saturday as counties with strong dry and wet support go to the polls. He spoke in San Antonio at the old Air Dome after addressing crowds in Austin and Wooldridge Park and heads to Houston.
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George W. Truett
Astor
First Baptist Church
Allas
San Antonio
Old Airdome
Houston
Truett
Wooldridge Park
Austin
Dallas
Fort Worth
Soldiers to be paid in Agua Prieta amid disbanding rows
Soldiers in Agua Prieta Sonora are to be paid today. Each will receive 40 Mexican pesos with 25 for services and 15 as compensation for surrendering arms. Authorities fear the men may refuse to surrender their arms sparking trouble during disbandment.
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TNP
Preeba
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Agua Prieta Under Martial Law Amid Border Tense Standoff
Douglas Arizona reports Agua Prieta Mexico under martial law with no entry or exit allowed since nine this morning. Captain Omero, the paymaster, was arrested after paying soldiers to be discharged and attempting to seize their guns. Customs collector J. L. Lubert also detained. Douglas residents stranded on the Mexican side and guards patrol the border with cannons deployed in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Daw
Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Omero
J. L. Lubert
Regiment Home After a Successful Trip
The provisional regiment under Col J A Van Orsdale returned to camp at 9 15 this morning after testing a reduced wheel transportation quota on the Rio Grande frontier. The unit praised for patrol work on the border and Col Dorst commended noncommissioned officers for leadership during the five months of patrols totaling 119100 miles.
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J. A. van Orsdale
Leon Springs
Washer's Ranch
van Orsdale
Dorst
Third Cavalry
J. H. Dorst
Rio Grande
Custody Battle Over Four Year Old Child in District Court
Crug Ramirez and Viscanora G. de Ramirez file habeas corpus in the Fortyrs district court seeking custody of Paulie Cantu four. They claim Bensistade G. Cantu and Ignacio Cantu are not proper guardians as the child’s parents are dead. Hearing set for Friday.
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Crug Ramirez
Viscanora G. de Ramirez
Forty Rs
Bensistade G. Cantu
Ignacio Cantu
Paulie Cantu
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