Studebaker Six Offers Value Through High-Quality Mass Production
Assembled Studebaker Sixes promise lower prices yet rival the quality of smaller runs. The model boasts a vast, integrated lab for formulas and sievils, precise heat treatments, and an unmatched engineering and foundry setup. This combination, Studebaker claims, makes the Six the greatest motor car value. Bend for the Studebaker Proof Book detailing manufacturing methods.
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Studebaker
Sonsto Tly
Sons insist father was murdered in Dallas case
T W and G W Harned, sons of H C Harned, arrived from Llano convinced their father was killed. A Friday complaint by Sheriff Brendenburg charges a man named Sullivan with the murder, though his first name is unknown. Sullivan is alleged to have left McGregor with the elderly stock dealer.
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Dallas
Tex
T. W
G. W. Harned
H. C. Harned
Llano
Brendenburg
Sullivan
McGregor
Maryland Casualty Reopens Workers' Comp Rates in Texas
Austin June 6 Commissioner Collier announced Maryland Casualty Company of Baltimore will write workers' compensation insurance under the employers' liability act. They filed their rate and will do business under the law, joining seven companies, including the Texas Insurance Employers' Association, that have filed rates recently promulgated.
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Austin
Tex
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Collier Today
Maryland Casualty Company of
Baltimore
Texas Insurance Employers’ Association
Farmers to Study Methods
CAPETOWN South Africa June 6 Fifty three farmers left today for England en route to America to investigate agricultural methods and seek new farming practices and innovations.
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Capetown
South Africa
New San Antonio Bar Association Formed With Wicks as President
The San Antonio Bar Association formally organized after a Saturday meeting in the seventy third district court room. Ed H. Wicks was chosen president by acclamation as the new group replaces the dissolved old association and adopts a constitution stressing open balloting and no political endorsements by the organization.
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San Antonio Bar Association
Seventy-third District Court Room
Ed H. Wicks
Walter P. Napier
Wallace Newton
H. P. Burney
Charles M. Dickson
Dick O. Terrell
Hal Brown
Graham Dowdell
Reagan Houston Jr
William Aubrey
A. P. Barrett
Arthur W. Seeligson
R. J. Boyle
A. G. McNeill
John Cunningham
Bar Association
C. L. Bass
Aubrey
D. O. Terrell
Ira Ogden
Harry Hertzberg
Frank Wash
John Sehorn
New San Antonio Bar Association
Martin J. Arnold
San Antonio
Merchants’ Association
Allied Labor Unions
Austin
Obituary notices for Farrington and Hopkins
William C Far rington 41 a San Antonio resident native of Michigan died Friday at a local sanitarium. Widow, mother and sister survive. funeral Sunday 4 pm at 109 Park Place with Rev Porter officiating. interment Mission Burial Park. Coleman P Hopkins 70 pioneer Texan Civil War veteran native of Georgia died Friday afternoon at a local hospital. He came to Texas with his parents at age six.
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William C. Farrington
Michigan
San Antonio
Park Place
J. Porter
First Baptist Church
Mission Burial Park
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
A health article extols kidneys as vital filters and urges testing Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy for kidney, liver, and blood diseases. It claims the product repairs tissues, soothes inflammation, awakens the torpid liver, aids digestion, and restores well being. available at druggists in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with free samples upon writing.
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Warner
Civil War Confederate Veteran Laid To Rest In Te xas
An elderly man aged years, who served with Captain Lane's company of the Terrell regiment on the Confederate side in the Civil War, passed away leaving a widow and eight children. Surviving children reside in Columbus, Texas. The body was prepared by Sloan and Hagg undertakers and sent to Waelder on Saturday morning for interment. Shelley Loring Undertaking Co. is listed with automobile equipment and contact numbers 971.
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Lane
Terrell Regiment
Columbus
Tex
Sloan & Hagg
Waelder
Woodmen of World Hold Annual Picnic at Sutherland Springs
San Antonio Woodmen camps with wives and families about 800 attend a daylong picnic at Sutherland Springs Texas. They arrive by special train, enjoy games, a bathing pool, and an al fresco lunch. Congressman James L. Slayden delivers an address in a non political tone.
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Woodmen OF World
Sutherland Springs
Tex
San Antonio
Cibolo Creek
James L. Slayden
Slayden
Depositions Read In Court In Rapp Schumann Heink Divorce
Chicago June 6 deposition hearings in the divorce case of Madame Schumann Heink against William Rapp Jr. proceed with New York witnesses detailing visits to Mrs Dean’s apartments. Testimony notes Rapp seen at the Dean residence wearing an apron and fixing the stove, and mentions a letter ending with Your faithful Billie.
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Chicago
Schumann-Heink
William Rapp, Jr
Bayreuth
Germany
New York
Rapp
Catherine. Dean
Elizabeth Hauk
Mr. Rapp
Dean
Lillian Schmidt
Mark Harrison
Pluto
Miller Freed by Austin Club as Free Agent
Vic Miller, veteran Texas League pitcher, is a free agent after being released by the Austin club this morning. Miller departed at noon for his home in Waco.
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Vie Miller
Austin
Tex
Vic Miller
Miller
Waco
Mediation Talks Over Arm Shipments to Mexico Continue
Reported discussions between American delegates and mediators focus on peace plan phases and protocol treatment while questions of arms shipments from the United States to Mexico loom. European pressure over the Benton killing fuels hopes constitutionalists will accept mediation leading to a provisional government.
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United States
Mexico
Washington
Sir Edward Grey
Benton
Juarez
Carranza
Mexico City
Europe
England
Obregon and Iturbe Prepare Land Sea Campaign in Mazatlan
Telegraph from Otate reports General Alvaro Obregon with 8000 Sonora troops leaving Tepic to invade Jalisco while General Ramon Iturbe leads 5000 Sinaloa troops toward Mazatlan. Iturbe’s forces control the water front, forcing Huertista supply via Puerto Viejo by night. Desertions rise. Guaymas may be evacuated due to food scarcity. Iturbe targets Mazatlan within two weeks.
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Juarez
Mex
Otate
Mazatlan
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Tepic
Jalisco
Ramon Iturbe
Sinaloa
Tampico
Iturbe
Huertistas
Puerto Viejo
Guaymas
Gonzales Arrives at Saltillo for Talks with Carranza
General Pablo Gonzales and staff reach Saltillo to meet Governor Carranza for a conference. Colonel Gregorio Ozuna, who arrived yesterday, discusses movements south as troops prepare to advance once Carranza arrives. The Mexican International railway now fully open between Saltillo and Piedras Negras, resuming coal shipments and rail service northward enabling factories to reopen and reemploy workers.
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Huertistas
Saltillo
Paredon
Mexico
British Warning Over Villa Victory Faces U S
London dispatch says Sir Edward Grey notified President Wilson Britain would demand reparation if Villa becomes Mexican president for the Benton murder. Daily Express editors praise the hard line and warn Washington of an awkward position while denying Monroe Doctrine subversion. Offshore storms reach Mazatlan as Constitutionalists cut rail lines and 700 Federal cavalry arrive at Guaymas.
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Jon
London
Daily Express
Edward Grey
Wilson
Villa
Mexico
William
Benton
England
United States
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Mrs Carranza Leaves for Saltillo With Daughters
Mrs Venustiano Carranza and her two daughters Miss Julia and Miss Virginia, with Mrs Jesus Acuna, depart by I and G N train for Laredo after arriving from Juarez. They plan to return to Saltillo, capital of Coahuila, where Carranza serves as first chief of the Constitutionalists and governor.
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Venustiano Carranza
Julia
Virginia
Jesus Acuna
Laredo
Juarez
San Antonio
Carranza
Saltillo
Coahuila
Huerta
Libel suits against Reid and Dana erased from DC docket
Washington June 6 The libel suits filed nearly forty years ago by former District Governor Alexander R. Shepard against Whitlaw Reid and Charles A. Dana for published obfuscated articles have been erased from the criminal docket. Federal prosecutors dismissed the actions as the parties involved have been dead for years.
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Washington, D. C
Whitlaw .Reid
Charles A. Dana
New York
District of Columbia
Alexander R. Sheppard
Jewish Fraternal Order to Convene in Atlantic City
The Independent Order of B nai Abraham, world’s largest Jewish fraternal body, prepares its 28th annual convention in Atlantic City for a week starting tomorrow with about 1400 delegates. Leon Sanders of New York, grand master of the United States grand lodge, will preside and propose boosting the reserve fund near three quarters of a million dollars set aside for emergencies.
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New York
Order of
B'Nai Abraham
Atlantic City
Leon Sanders
United States Grand Lodge
Reserve Fund
Kampmann Wins Country Club Ladies Golf Tourney
Mrs. Ike Kampmann defeated Miss Ruth Muir three up with one to play in the Country Club ladies golf tournament final. Kampmann led by three after the early rounds and extended her advantage on the island hole. she clinched victory on the eighth green and received the silver loving cup.
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Ike Kampmann
Ruth Muir
Kampmann
Miss Muir
P. J. McNeal
Miss McKeller
Pittman Chosen to Study Peace in London Voyage Set
Al fred D. Pittman of the Kansas City Star has been selected as one of five young Americans to study world peace in London under the American Association for International Conciliation. He sails June 20 for a four month program alongside peers from England France Germany and Russia.
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Kansas City
Alfred D. Pittman
The
Kansas City Star
London
American Association For International Conciliation
Pittman
United States
England
France
Germany
Russia
Sunshine carries arms for Tampico forces sails from Galveston
The schooner Sunshine, bound for Cuban ports, sailed from Galveston last week carrying 300000 rounds of ammunition and 500 rifles for Constitutionalist forces at Tampico, though she cleared for Cuban ports rather than Tampico directly.
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Galveston
Tex
Sunshine
Tampico
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