Gas Prospectors Find Strong Well Near San Antonio
Exhaustive tests of a Frio City area natural gas well ten miles south of the city consider its potential to supply a San Antonio pipeline. Driller J H McMahan holds leases on 200 acres and nearby land, while a second nearby well may buttress supply for possible industrial use.
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Frio City
San Antonio
Oklahoma
J. H. McMahan
Mr. McMahan
Mea
Rs Hamilton
Swain
Con Agate
Alamontaza
Ohio
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
Obituary Notices for Pena and Katz
Manuel Pena 53 died at a local hospital after weeks of illness. He was a bookkeeper, lived here two years, moving from Camargo Mexico. Funeral Sunday 6 p m at Shelley Loring. interment San Fernando cemetery. Mitchell Katz died in Ada Oklahoma last Friday after an appendectomy. He was formerly of the city. aunt Mrs Herman Katz living at 1911 Main Avenue.
Possible Knox Presidency Under Law of Succession
Washington political writers explore a rare path to the presidency if no candidate wins a majority in the electoral college and both houses fail to resolve votes. The scenario hinges on Philander C. Knox becoming president under the succession law if McKinley dies.
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Washington
House
Senate
Philander C. Knox
Congress
McKinley
Vasquez Gomez Arrested as Revolutionary Plot Unfolds
Sr Vasquez Gomez and associates were jailed after arrests tied to a plot to elevate him to the presidency. Bondsman ruled ineligible. none have attorneys. Vasquez Gomez stayed calm, denying violations and vowing to help bond others. Authorities warn arrests prevented a key transfer of power linked to Orozco and Rojas.
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Modesto Torres
San Antonio
Torres
Vasquez Gomez
Sr. Vasquez Gomez
Sr. Guzman
Juarez
Mexico
United States
American
Boynton
Guzman
Vasquez
Antonio Rojas
Orozco
Bryan Dropped From Local Chautauqua Lineup
Montgomery Missouri July 20 W J Bryan’s name was erased from the August Chautauqua program after local criticism in his home district following the Baltimore convention. The change came after a committee requested removal and a telegram from Chautauqua management confirmed the action.
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Montgomery
W. J. Bryan
Chautauqua
Clark
Baltimore
Bryan
Travel notes show agents in Austin and Louisville
R L McKibben traveling passenger agent of the Sunset Central lines is in Austin attending to department matters. J J Schlosser has gone to Louisville Kentucky for a visit with friends.
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R. L. McKibben
Sunset-Central Lines
Austin
J. J. Schlosser
Louisville, Ky
Congress Debates Federal Regulation and Trust Laws
The Stanley committee nears an accord on antitrust policy, opposing federal price control and endorsing an absolute separation of common carriers from manufacturers. It backs an act for federal incorporation and insists the commissioner of corporations must report investigations to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Stanley Steel
Congress
Roosevelt
Herbert Knox Smith
E. H. Gary
Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
George W. Perkins
Andrew Carnegie
Young
Representative Young
Michigan
Stanley Committee
Gardner
Massachusetts
Sterling
Illinois
Danforth
New York
Stanley
Littleton
United States
Corporations
House
Bureau of Corporations
Wolters Replies on Negro Voter Participation in Texas Primaries
Col. Jake Wolters, Democratic nominee hopeful for the U S Senate, releases a statement claiming South Texas county chairs and H. Hildebrand of Bexar County report negroes will not vote in the July 27 primaries. He urges Democrats to telegram county chairs or proponents to deny any slander against South Texas voters.
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Dallas
Tex
Jake Wolters
United States Senate
Texas
South
H. &. Hildebrand
Bexar County
Morris Sheppard
Cone Johnson
South Texas
Child Found Wandering Near East Houston Street
Patrolman Mack found an eight year old girl on East Houston street at 111 o clock last night crying with a doll. She said she ran away from home after quarrels with her parents and was taken to police headquarters awaiting her parents.
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Houston Street
Mack
Creamery Dairy Voice Refreshes Morning Palette
A brief local note praises the refreshing flavor of a creamery dairy product, highlighting its cool, creamy texture and wholesome appeal for daily consumption.
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Creamery Dairy CO
Proclamation for Democratic Party Primary in Bexar County
The 1912 Democratic primary in Bexar County is set for July 27 with polls from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at listed precincts including the Court house Fest's Garden Flores Street and many others. Voters will express preference for U.S. Senate state and district officers and nominate county and precinct officers and a county chair and precinct representatives.
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Bexar County
United States Senate
Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Fest
Flores Street
Frank Keller
Planter
Conner
S. Flores Street
Forestello’s
Guadalupe Street
Vera Cruz Street
Benevolencia Hall
Matamoras Street
Giorda
Leona
Monterey Streets
Playgrounds
Smith and
Buena Vista
Engine House
Buena Vista da Rosillo
Lund
W. Salinas Street
Belzingo
San Marcos Street
Wilkinson
W. Commerce
Max Hess
N. Laredo and
Lopez
Pavilion
West End
Main Avenue
Joe Schultze
N. Flores and
Romana
Josh Ahr
San Pedro and
Warren
San Pedro Springs
Russell
Woodlawn
Flores and
F. F. Rodriguez
Jones Avenue
R. Simmang
Macon Street
H. Bertsch
Dawson and
Pine Streets
Wilke & Thomas
Matagorda
Wyoming
Mumme
Plum Street
Paul C. Kurtz
Monumental
S. Jacob's
EB. Commerce Street
Meyer
Delaware and
Dreiss
Otto Schmidt
Indiana
Cherry
Krueger
Presa
Vance
Missionfield
S. Presa
EB. Hicks
Highland Park
New Braunfels Avenue
Rigsby Street
Rockport
Englewood
W. Bichlitz
Town of
San Jose
Morrill
Losoya Crossing
Medina River
Watson's
Oak Island
Bywater
von Rmy
Center Point
Macdona
Texas
Tinsley
Posito's
Mackay
Lockhart
Helotes
Los Reyes
Leon Springs
Max Rue
Locke Hill
van Raub Station
Groenicke
Bulverde
Coker
Salado
Wetmore
Selma
Blanco Road
Beck
Austin Road
Argyle
H. J. Adams
Gabe
Converse
St. Hedwig
Sayers
Sanders
W. W. White
China Grove
Exposition Park
San Juan
Elmendorf
Utzville
Salter's
Harrison’s Natatorium
Aall
H. E. Hildebrand
Democrats of House Visit Governor Wilson at Seagirt
About 120 Democratic congressmen, roughly half the House, arrived with Speaker Champ Clark to honor Woodrow Wilson in Seagirt New Jersey. Governor Wilson and his family greeted them as the lawmakers pledged cordial support and Wilson spoke of closer ties to ease living for the masses.
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Seagirt
N. J
Congress
House
Champlark
Woodrow Wilson
Little Station
Clark
United States
Wilson
Massive sun spot observed at Carnegie Observatory
A vast sun spot about 78.54 million square miles and 10 000 miles across was photographed at Mount Wilson and studied by Carnegie observers led by Prof. Ferdinand Ellerman. The spot, moving westward, is cooler than surrounding regions, prompting debate on potential Earth effects.
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Pasadena
Cal
News Dispatch
Mount Wilson Observatory
Carnegie Observatory
North American
United States
Ferdinand Ellerman
W. S. Adams
George F. Hale
Carnegie Astronomical Institution
Speech by J Bruce recalled in Belfast on Ismay note
A historical Belfast speech credited to J Bruce recalls the line about friends after enemies stop kicking. It ties to the disaster involving Mr Ismay and his handling of the event. Sante, an unlucky sea captain, is mentioned in connection with the era and tone of the remark.
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J. Bruce
Belfast
Sante
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