Free Wool Resolution Endorsed by Caucus Leaders
Representatives Burleson of Texas James of Kentucky Fitzgerald of New York and Kitchen of North Carolina supported a free wool policy. The caucus adopted the resolution unanimously with Randell for Free Wool. Speeches by Randell of Texas and James of Kentucky urged abolishing the raw wool duty to benefit consumers. James said Bryan’s stance was advisory, not coercive to Congress.
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Burleson
Texas
James
Kentucky
Fitzgerald
New York
Kitchen
North Carolina
Randell
Representative James
Ways and Means Committee
Bryan
Congress
Democratic Party
Bryan critiques caucus over wool schedule
William J. Bryan issued a statement criticising the Democratic caucus action on the wool schedule. He said Congress must answer to the country and constituents and warned the report was based on deception and not a revenue measure.
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Associated Press
Paul
Minn
William J. Bryan
Congress
Prohibitionists Meet to Strengthen Guadalupe Chapter
Seventy three members of the Guadalupe statewide prohibition organization met in Seguin to improve structure. A campaign committee was chosen including William Stein A G Fennell Ferdinand Kruger George P Lillard H F Koepsel Will Blanks Leonard Moss Sr H Gertler J H Slaughter J L Francis J L Wood William Francis. The group reports large membership, especially in the eastern county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Tex
Guadalupe
William Stein
A. G. Fennell
Ferdinand Kruger
George P. Lillard
H. F. Koepsel
Will Blanks
Leonard Moss ,Sr
H. Gertler
J. H. Slaughter
J. L. Francis
J. L. Wood
William Francis
Minor Annual Reports Filed for City Departments
City departments have filed only minor annual reports so far with none expected to be completed before midJune. The mayor's message will include these reports at the July council meeting. Several reports, including building operations, are near completion as are tax remittance tallies for the City Collector.
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R. F. Neumann
Bishop
Fritz Russi
Girard
White
C. Willemann
B. J. Crowther
W. Herpel
F. G. Huntress
San Antonio
San Pedro
Alazan Creek
Gary details on steel industry plans and government control
The executive outlines a plan for an organized steel sector to prevent demoralization, discusses the Gary dinners to share business data, and argues that pricing and supply could be steadied only under some form of government oversight. He asserts independent mills hold iron ore and rails can be sold abroad cheaper, and suggests dissolution of subsidiaries into a single operating company under law or official guidance.
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American Institute
Gary Dinners
Steel Corporation
Gary
Stanley
United States
Ways and Means Committee
the House
Bartlett
Pacific
Littleton
Mr. Gary
Mr. Littleton
United States Steel Corporation
Yale student wins two top prizes in art school
New Haven June 2 The Yale art school declares J H Haliadjoan from Anitab Turkey the winner of the Ethel Child Walker prize and the Yale anatomy prize, two of the year’s most coveted awards.
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Associated Press
New Haven, Conn
Yale Art School
J. H. Haliadjoan
Anitab
Turkey
Ethel Child Walker
Yale Anatomy
Forty Boys Learn Swimming At Y M C A Camp Record
In a record for boys twelve and under, forty of eighty first time swimmers at the Y M C A completed a fifty foot swim after forty five minute lessons. Five instructors guided each boy as part of a national effort to reduce drownings. Summer camp plans include nine tents for the boys, with separate accommodations by age, plus stores, cook houses and dining areas.
Record highs as thermometer hits 110 in Gonzales
SPECIAL TO THE PLIGHT Gonzales Texas June 2 The heat wave continues with temperatures soaring yesterday to 110 degrees at 4 PM on the courthouse gallery.
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Gonzales
Tex
Why WeaK Women Need A Safe Tonic
An advertisement for Dr Williams Pink Pills touts a tonic to restore blood and nerve strength in women. It cites Mrs E J Garrison of Everett Washington detailing long illness, relief after using the pills, and claims the product cures weakness and nervous debility. The copy mentions benefits for anemia and related conditions and offers a booklet free with purchase.
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Dr. Williams
E. J. Garrison
Walnut Street
Everett Wash
R. Williams
Nest
Writers Company
Schenectady
5 GREATEST EVER KAOWN Continued from page 1
Details by states of the area planted in 1911 per cent of 1910 area and condition on May 25. The ten year average on that date.
New Orleans Cotton Market Surges On Acreage and Condition Reports
The New Orleans cotton market showed a strong rally as government reports on acreage and condition surprised traders. Acreage rose by 1,586,000 acres to 35,004,000 planted for 1911-12, about 4.7 percent higher, while condition stood at 87.8, boosting bullish sentiment despite bearish acreage news.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Government Bureau
Cotton Belt
Frank B. Hayne
No Effect on Cotton Prices in New York
The Washington department cotton report today had no material effect on prices. The condition index stood at 87.6, higher than expected, and the acreage increase was smaller than anticipated.
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New York
Associated Ress
Washington Departmental
Armed Neutrality in C P Diaz Report from San Antonio
H A Euler of Saint Louis, arriving from Eagle Pass, reports peace in C P Diaz with armed neutrality. Two hundred of Madero’s troops camped around the plazas while federal troops guard the garrison. Insurrectos remain armed though no open fighting. Euler, a traveling salesman, delayed by a washout near Alpine and routed via Spofford Junction.
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C. P. Diaz
H. A. Euler
Louis
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Madero
Mr. Euler
Southern Pacific
Alpine
Eagle Pars
Tigers
Spofford Junction
Dia
May Delay Trial In Recount Suit
Attorney Houston may seek a continuance of the Gallagher Church recount case if the commission charter election suit in the Fifty-seventh district court is not terminated by June 12. Attorneys agreed to trial on June 12, but Houston cannot attend both cases and may file for a continuance if trials overlap. Guests W. S. Boggs and A. B. Smith referenced.
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Houston
Commission Charter
Fifty-seventh District Court
Gallagher Church
Gallagher and
Church
A. W. Houston
Callaghan
Forty-fifth District
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Urner
Anxomos Ao
Alamo
Wool
Joe Braden
Corporation Court
M. C. Shiner
C. Cadena
J. F. Scott of
The
Menger
Biggar Bros. Furniture Co
Turk
Publicity League
Fred Reutzel
Publicity League of Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Title Guaranty
Capital
Homer Jones
West Commerce St
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Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Oklahoma
California
IS Armed Neutrality
W. S. Boggs
Austin
A. B. Smith
Petrolia
Gunter
Menter & Or Rosenbl
West Houston
Lway Ss
Soutewestern
San
Antonio
Southwestern Company
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Company
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