Ohio Republicans fight for six national convention delegates
Columbus on the eve of the state Republican convention sees Taft and Roosevelt camps claim a majority as 754 delegates vote for six at large delegates to Chicago. Roosevelt names include Brown Garf ield Foster Hanna Kershner Walton Nevin while Taft backers cite Laylin Vorys Taft Harding Burton. A close split expected with party leaders wary of a pre primary deal and possible later state ticket battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Walter R. Brown
James A. Garfield
I. W. Foster
Athens
State Executive Committee
Dan R. Hanna
Malcom R. Kershner
Randolph Walton
Robert O. Nevin
L. C. Laylin
A. I. Vorys
Charles P. Taft
Warren G. Harding
T. E. Burton
Walter F. Brown
F. Anderson
Youngstown
Lawrence K. Langdon
Lebanon
Warren County
Tuberculosis Colony Nears Opening at Carlsbad
Austin report says the Anti Tuberculosis commission expects the Carlsbad colony ready for patients before the June 27 dedication. Capacity will be 100, with hopes to reach 120. buildings near completion and fixtures to be installed soon. Former Representative T H McGregor to deliver main speech at opening, and a big barbecue is planned. Governor to appoint superintendent on commission recommendation. Outlay on completion exceeds $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Frank H. Bushick
Anti-Tuberculosis Commission
Carlsbad
Bushick
T. H. McGregor
Publicity League Plans Series on Medina Dam Construction
Under W. B. Conness, the Publicity League prepares articles for northern magazines about the Medina dam. Photographs of the dam and site illustrate progress and will accompany the reports. The series aims to describe the dam and its irrigation potential for the country.
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Publicity League
W. 8. Conness
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Joseph Schuehardt and Kate Maledy along with Manuel M Hernandez and Altagnicia Torres appear in marriage license notices. George B M Robbins and Catherine Foos upippso, B Weinberg and Helen W Perryman with Alice Fluégge lino De Torres and Regina eZ are also mentioned in the licensing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schuehardt
Kate Maledy
Manuel M. Hernandez
Altagnicia Torres
George B. M. Robbins
Catherie Foosupippso
B. Weinberg
Helene W. W. Perryman
Alice Fluéggelino de Torres
Regina Ez
Fragmentary Note on Columbus Discovery Text
Fragmented OCR mentions Columbus discovering America and a cited quote about the book. The readable portion presents unclear phrasing and stray punctuation with no coherent event or date. Limited context prevents a clear factual summary beyond a reference to Columbus.
Mexican Killed by Monster Manatee on Transport
Juan Gonzales a Mexican was killed near Harlingen when a monster manatee in a moving tank car on a Brownsville to Corpus Christi shipment fought inside the car. The animal damaged the tank car and killed the Mexican rider.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Juan Gonzales
Brownsville
Harlingen
Point [Sabel
Roosevelt Stronger as Taft Gains No Ground in Nominating Fight
New York June 1 Roosevelt widens lead over Taft in Republican contest while Speaker Champ Clark remains Democrats’ front runner and Governor Wilson gains. Taft delegates claim a majority though many are uncertain. Roosevelt sits at 452 with 22 more to reach a majority. Committee to begin work June 6 in Chicago to tally delegates and seating.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Champ Clark
Wilson
National Committee
Roosevelt
New Jersey
South Dakota
Arkansas
Ohio
Arizona
Jersey
Texas
Chicago
Southe
Gates
Nian
Two Mexicos Aims Spotlighted By White House Talks
The article reports on U S President discussions with New Mexico senators Catron and Fall about Mexicans, warning warnings, and proposed territorial split ideas. It suggests Terrazas and Creel favor a divided Mexico with Chihuahua as a capital and American troops possibly staying south of the Rio Grande.
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Catron
Fall
New Mexico
White House
Mexico
Taft
Terrazas
Cree
el P
City of
Chihuahua
California
Rio Grande
Mexican situation serious near border says ranger
M W Hines of the Texas ranger force, arriving from El Paso, reports conditions across the border in Mexico are far worse than commonly described. Refugees recount brutal acts including a wealthy stockman stripped of stock and blooded horses, bound by cords for three days before rescue, ending penniless in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
M. W. Hines
J. J. Sanders
Paso
Adjutant General's Department
Ranger Hines
Mexico
el Pago
el Paso
Hines
Ring 871 For The Gest Ice Cream Sunday Specials
Dairy ad notes Sunday specials with cherry ice cream and pineapple sherbet from Apple Creamery. Mentions Ice Cream and Dairy Co. and a phone number 871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery Dairy CO
Idairy CO
Claude Allen Convicted of Second Degree Murder
In Wytheville Virginia a jury found Claude Allen guilty of second degree murder and set his punishment at fifteen years in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wytheville
Claude Allen
Jane Taylor Quinnet Found Guilty of Murder
Chicago jurors return a verdict declaring Mrs Jane Taylor Quinnet guilty of murdering her husband. The trial concluded this afternoon with the decision delivering a final judgment in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane Taylor Quinnet
Usband
Randell speaks at Dockhart courthouse in Texas
C B Randell spoke at the Dockhart courthouse in Lockhart Texas. Judge BE Coopwood introduced him and the Randell club of Caldwell County entertained him before he left for San Antonio to spend Sunday.
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Randell
Dockhart
Lockhart
Tex
B. Randell
BE. B. Coopwood
Randell Club
Caldwell County
San Antonio
New York Waiters Strike Halts Dining Hall at Historic Hotel
In New York on June 1 the waiter and cook strike left 145 staff, excluding heads, out at 6:30 p.m. trapping the long established hostelry in temporary closure. Other affected spots include Hotel Netherland Breton Hall Kaiserhof restaurant Be's Fifth Avenue Colazzin Savoy Ansonia and Hotel Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel Netherland
Breton Hall
Kaiserhof
Ibe’s
Fifth Avenue
Colazzin
The
Savoy
Ansonia
Hotel Lafayette
Farmer Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide in Okemah
In Okemah Oklahoma A L Brock a farmer beat his wife to death with a spade and then cut his own throat with a razor at his home yesterday police and neighbors found him and his five children mourn. Brock supposedly became demented after quitting work claiming others were more prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okla
A. L. Brock
Brocks
Brock
Meyeves
Maderos Father Heads to New York via San Antonio
Don Francisco Madero father of Mexico's President Francisco I Madero will pass through San Antonio this afternoon en route to New York to join his younger son and return to Mexico City. Julio Madero expected to meet him at the station after appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Francisco Madero
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
San Antonio
New York
City
Don Francisco
Julio Madero
Santa Rosa
Juarez
Alfonso Madero
Buache
Manuel Hstera
Madero
Sudden Death at Taylor Marble Firm Leader Dies
Hugh Veale Sr aged 44 and senior member of Veale & Ahlgren owners of Taylor Marble and Granite works died suddenly this morning of a hemorrhage. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Taylor
Taylor, Tex
Hugh Veale Sr
Veale & Ahlgren
Taylor Marble and Granite Works
Austin to Observe Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
The anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth, a Texas legal holiday, will be observed in Austin with state offices closed. The Daughters of the Confederacy are preparing a program for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Jefferson Davis
The
Confederacy
Texas
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rain Lifts Hope for Record Corn Crop in Semi-Arid Region
Rainfall at Medina dam reached 1.75 inches by 9 am with total day fall around two inches. Officials report no damage to ongoing work and J J Miller notes rain across the area will boost corn yields as farmers planted more than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
San Antonio
Te Coast
J. J. Miller
Beeile
Gunter Hotel
Rain Falls, Helps Crops Across Lockhart County
Rain began about 7 p.m. and by 9 30 p.m. the county reported 1.5 inches. Widespread precipitation covers the area and rainfall is expected to greatly benefit crops in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Tex
Negro Fatally Wounded In City Shooting
Will Cheatem, a black man, was shot in the head yesterday at 1 40 PM behind Ben's Snakehouse at 510 East Commerce Street and died soon after at the city hospital. Tom Schaffer, another Black man, was arrested and placed in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cheatem
Cheatem
Tom Schaffer
Ben
East Commerce Street
Smoker Hosted by Texas Spanish American War Order
The Naval and Military Order of the Spanish American War Texas Commandery held a smoker at Fort Sam Houston with Major-General Jesse M. Lee presiding. About thirty members attended from San Antonio and other cities. the group aims to grow Texas into the largest commandery and to choose delegates for the national meeting. weather kept turnout lower but attendees enjoyed the event.
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Commandery of
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Jesse M. Lee
San Antonio
Austin
Galveston
Houston
Dallas
Abilené
el Paso
Chambers Injunction Hearing Postponed
The injunction suit filed by C. M. Chambers against John W. Tobin J N Gallagher and Selig Deutschmann was postponed due to defendants inability to answer on time The hearing in Judge Claude V Birkheads court was set for Tuesday morning and a temporary restraining order bars circulation of the Bugle statements until then Chambers may pursue libel actions in county court against Gallagher and Deutschmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Chambers
John W. Tobin
J. N. Gallagher
Selig Deutschmann
Chambers
The
Bugle
Claude V. Birkhead
Tom J. Newton
Sheriff Tobin
Overland Factory Band to Play In San Antonio June 19
The Overland Automobile Factory band will arrive in San Antonio June 19 and perform two concerts during its stay. Brought to the city by Frank A. Winerich and the Chamber of Commerce, the group tours the country in three special cars. Fifty Willys-Overland employees from Toledo comprise the band on this annual outing.
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Overland Factory
San Antonio
Overland Automobile Factory
Frank A. Winerich
Woodward Carriage Company
Chamber of Commerce
Toledo
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas
G Tamez Honored By Athens Debating Club
G Tamez named anniv ersarian at Athens Debating Club annual exercises. A picture of Tamez is hung in the society quarters. Frank Gray earns Benkendorfer medal for declamation with Indian. R Schussler places second with The New South. Judges include Mrs Cy Crane R Marshall and I Chasman. Walter Baird delivers presentation speech.
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G. Tamez
Athens
Tamez
Frank Gray
Benkendorfer
R.schussler
New South
Cy Crane
R.marshall
I Chasman
Walter Baird
Shadduck-Edinger Plans San Antonio Road Build
Proposals claim the San Antonio Rockport and Mexican road will start soon on grand scales by Shadduck-Edinger Co under contract. Equipment and teams are being gathered. Mr. Spree Thwaite will depart for England to report to the English syndicate, away about six weeks, once the Chamber of Commerce begins active work with the syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio, Rockport
Shadduck-Edinger Company
San Antonio
Srpee Thwaite
England
Chamber of Commerce
Campaign to launch drive for English railroad deal
H. E. Hildebrand announced a Monday morning meeting of the Chamber of Commerce directorate and special committee to inaugurate the campaign to fulfill the city’s agreement with the syndicate. The modified contract was submitted for ratification, with subcommittees to be formed and the goal to raise at least 250000 for depot sites and stock purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Hildebrann
Chamber of Ommerce
Hildebrand
Frederick Terrell
Nat M. Washer
R. L. Ball
F. M. Hillyer
Stoc
Benglishholding Company
Altheit
Charg
Passenge
Sout Presa Street
Baseball Park
Onion Day publicity sent from San Antonio Chamber
Over 1100 letters promoting Onion Day were sent to newspapers magazines and commercial secretaries across the United States by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Many letters praised the celebration noting the luncheon at the St Anthony Hotel where every dish contained onions Personal cards were mailed to about 250 of Secretary J F Carter’s friends who will help secure wide publicity for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
United States
St. Anthony
J. F. Carter
Heg
Resignation Tendered By League Secretary In Beeville
Beeville Tex June 1 John B Daniel secretary of the Young Men Progressives League has tendered his resignation to the directors to take effect as soon as an efficient man can be secured Daniel will leave for Colorado.
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Beeville
Tex
John B Daniel
Young Men’ Progressive League
Daniel
Colorado
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Point Isabel
Republican National Committee
Freamery Dairy CO
Delmonico Cate
Wallace Brothers Company
Babcock
Wallace Bros. Company
North Side
Main Plaza
Lee
ST. Anthony Hotel Annex
Chamber of Commerce Committee
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