Voters Urged to Scratching Ballots on Primary Day
Citizens league factions prepare for Bexar county primary races with polling from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters must scratch out undesired names, show poll tax receipts, and ensure only one candidate remains in each contest for a valid vote.
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Citizens’ League
Bexar County
San Antonio Area Forecast Fair Tonight and Saturday
For San Antonio and vicinity the weather summary indicates fair skies tonight and Saturday with mild to warm temperatures and light winds throughout the period. No significant precipitation is expected.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Weather observations across major cities report variable conditions
Observations show St Louis at 70 degrees with an east wind and possible rain tonight. Chicago 66 degrees with partly cloudy skies and a north wind. Milwaukee 56 partly cloudy with a north wind and Saturday fair. St Paul 64 clear with southeast wind and Saturday fair. Kansas City 70 with cloudy skies and northeast wind. New York 66 with a north wind and possible rain Saturday. Boston 68 cloudy with rain Saturday. Washington 70 clear with northwest wind and Saturday fair.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Degreased wire statement questioned by San Antonio Light
A statement denying that the Associated Press wire is carried in whole or in part by any newspaper other than the San Antonio Light is unfounded and factually baseless.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
French Market to Be Replaced by Modern Sanitary Stalls
New Orleans health officials led by Dr. Oscar Dowling win campaign for a remodeled French Market on the levee. The aging 1791 structure will gain white stalls and screens after threats of closure and a sanitation drive that included wrapping bread to curb bacterial contamination findings of 4,413,000 bacteria on an unwrapped loaf versus 2,400 on a wrapped one.
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New Orleans
Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Dowling
Health Board
Wilson Finalizes Speech At Sea Girt Retreat
Gov Woodrow Wilson works on his acceptance speech at Sea Girt New Jersey and plans to return tonight or tomorrow from a five day retreat He will resume seclusion until Monday morning Ollie James and McCombs to meet there next week with plans for Indiana ceremony and Marshall notification committee chair Parker named.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Tumulty
Ollie James
Sea Girl
Wilson
McCombs
Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
Alton B. Parker
Marshall
Mexico Finance Minister Visits on Vacation Trip
Ernesto Madero, Mexico’s finance minister, arrives with family in a city en route to Alveston for a two to three week vacation. He discusses Mexico’s strong treasury, rising railway business, and says revolutions leaders will feel the law’s effects as the country enjoys a stable credit and improving economy.
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Ernesto Madero
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Alveston
International & Great Northern Railroad
Southern Pacific
Manuel A. Esteva
Francisco Espinosa
Theodore Beltran
Orozco
Two Men Executed For Murder In Nashville
At sunrise George Shelton and John Bailey were hanged near the state prison for the murder of Ben Pettigrew and his two children. Bailey died in nine minutes, Shelton in fourteen. Emmett Alexander received a ten day respite from the governor.
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Nashville
Tenn
State
George Shelton
John Bailey
Ben Pettigrew
Bailey
Shelton
Emmett Alexander
Grand Jury Probes Rosenthal Case Suits D A Whitman Says
The grand jury investigation into the Rosenthal killing probes police gambling ties. Deputy Dougherty reports progress and names Cirofici and others as suspects while Whitman asserts indictments may follow and Costigan confirms ties between gambling houses and police.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Dougherty
Frank Cirofici
Dago Frank
Rosenthal
Cirofici
Louis Rosentarg
Lefty Louie
William Shapiro
Whitman
Litman
Jack” Rose
Webber
Harry Wallon
Grand Jury
Costigan
Waldo
Shapiro
Thaw Remains Insane in Eyes of the Law
New York July 26 Harry K Thaw is deemed insane and must stay in the asylum since February 1 1908 after killing Stanford White Justice Keogh ruled against his freedom saying release would threaten public safety He notes prior habeas corpus actions in May 1908 and June 1909 with court inquiries confirming insanity.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Martin J. Keogh
Supreme Court
Thaw
Keogh
Justice Morschauser
Justice Mills
Election Returns to Be Announced at The Light Building
Election results will be announced tomorrow night in front of the Light Building as officials prepare to reveal vote tallies and outcomes. Citizens are invited to attend or follow updates as the city awaits the verdicts.
Mounsey to Oversee Road Work and Texas Project
O R Mounsey head of the English syndicate financing the San Antonio Rockport Mexican railroad is to arrive in San Antonio in October to direct development. E Cowper Thwaite, president, will reach the U S in August. he will meet S A Hopkins and push building operations on a large scale. Committees work on depot site arrangements and hope to complete them soon.
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O. R. Mounsey
San Antonio
E. Cowper-Thwaite
San Antonio, Rockport & Mexican Railway
United States
Boston
S. A. Hopkins
Cowper-Thwaite
Woman D A Resigns to Defend Bandit in Los Angeles
Deputy district attorney Mrs. Clara Foltze resigned to defend Cornelius Hansaker who is charged with shooting train dispatcher A. A. Jones. Foltze said she would help Hansaker if he confessed and promised to look after his interests.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Shortridge Foltze
Siation
Cornelius Hansaker
Hansaker
A. A. Jones
Foltze
Orozco's Force Shrinks as Desertions Grow at Juarez
Three rebel commanders and a scattering of colonels face a dwindling army at Juarez Mexico with only about 300 available under General Pascual Orozco. Many troops desert to take shovel jobs on American railways while others flee toward the United States seeking recruitment.
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Juarez
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
Marcelo Caravero
Inez Salazar
Orozco
Chihuahua
Sonora
Illinois
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Kansas
Orozco Todex
Federal Army
Flores released on bail in deputy murder case
Deputy Constable Feliciano Flores Sr. was admitted to bail of 5000 after Judge J L Camp accepted that the offense was bailable. Flores, wounded in the Friday shooting that killed Deputy Sheriff Ora Baird, appeared with counsel at 10 30. Bail bonds listed Santiago Dilaz Feliciano Acosta Jesus de la Garza Co K Crawford William Roberts J H Nass and William CC Deussen. Trial set for October 7. Flores to remain at Santa Rosa hospital until fully recovered.
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J. F. Carl
J. L. Camp
Feliciano Flores Sr
Ora Baird
Flores
Santa Rosa
Santiago Dilaz
Feliciano Acosta
Jesus de la Garza
Co. K. Crawford
William Roberts
J. H. Nass
William CC. Deussen
Camp
Ridder to Remain Democratic National Treasurer
Sea Girt New Jersey July 26 Herbert Ridder of New York will continue as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee during the presidential campaign. He will oversee fundraising and financial operations for the party nationwide.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Herman Ridder
New York
Democratic National Committee
No Plague Reported in Port of Spain
No additional bubonic plague cases have been reported and the official health status remains clean as vessels depart from Port of Spain Trinidad.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Congress May Compromise Wool Bill After Senate Passage
The La Follette wool bill passes the Senate and faces a House compromise path. Majority Leader Underwood foresees quick agreement and a potential conference with two Republicans and one Democrat. Cotton revision may also be considered this session as tariff relief gains traction.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Underwood
House
Congress
Taft
White House
Tariff Board
Board
Conference
LaFollette
Bailey and Simmons
Randell
Harrison
Ways and Means
Representative Payne
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Old Guard Defeated as La Follette Tariff Revision Passes
Ten progressive Republicans joined Democrats in the Senate to approve the La Follette woolen tariff revision bill by 47 to 20 as a substitute for the Democratic measure. The move followed a day of rapid shifts, with Penrose’s compromise failing, and La Follette rallying progressives and Democrats to back his substitute.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House of Representatives
Penrose
Committee
Democratic House
Senator Cum
Senatorlette
Clapp
Kenyon
Taft
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