Trust Question Debate by J C Terrell in Texas
J C Terrell of San Antonio outlined nuanced views on trusts arguing there are good and bad trusts and that Texas antitrust laws overly condemn all trusts. He urged regulating, not outlawing, trusts with national incorporation while noting price manipulation in cotton and machinery markets and urging consumer protection.
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Theatro club proposes a new San Antonio organization
Fragmented readable text notes a Theatro club proposing an organization in San Antonio with unclear details about gas prices, a candidate improving and shining, and mentions cheap cigars and foaming items, all jumbled and hard to parse into a clear event or outcome.
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Theatro Club
San Antonio
Antil
Celery boom in Southwest Texas promises new industry
A gardener at Cullis irrigated gardens, led by W E Granger, proves celery can be grown locally and meet national demand for four to five months. Granger’s methods, market success, and the potential for a regional bulletin to spread the technique are highlighted by a Business Men's club push for a new industry in Southwest Texas.
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W. E. Granger
Granger
Texas
Grangén
Governor Francis Predicts Tariff Revision Drive
Former Missouri governor Francis, a delegate to the Democratic national convention, notes growing tariff reform sentiment in the Mississippi Valley and predicts it will shape the coming presidential contest. He expects a heated, narrowly decided fight over duties that compete with trust-made imports and foreign-selling prices.
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Francis
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Mitta
Tribune backs tariff reform for broader industry
In a Reading Pa insight, a loyal Democratic contemporary asks where the Tribune stands on tariff revision. The Tribune favors reform, including wood pulp, print paper, and other sectors. It notes Pennsylvania Democrats show standpat tendencies akin to Republicans and expects revised schedules may raise or lower duties.
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Tribune
Lightning Hits House Causing Fire and Fatal Injuries
A reported lightning strike ignited a house, triggering an explosion in a magazine, destroying first and second floors and killing two people at work on the third floor in Mt oratha yesterday. Local witnesses describe the chaotic scene as emergency crews battled the blaze.
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Mt Oratha
Callar
The Passing Throng Beginnings in a Dark Alley
A man on the Moore building corner confronts a ragged barefoot boy, dirty and small, asking for a match. The child clutches a two inch black stump he places at the corner of his mouth, displaying a peculiar, disturbing gesture as onlookers observe the scene.
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Moore Building
Boys Burned by Powder Blast In Beer Bottle Mishap
Two boys Werner Tagh aged 12 and another boy aged 9 were badly injured yesterday in a powder explosion. A lighted match was dropped into a beer bottle containing powder, causing a flame and injuries. They are in critical condition and may lose sight in one or both eyes.
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Initiation and session notes from Lone Star groups
At a Woodmen of the World meeting in Temple Texas 75 members were initiated and a Lockhart Wisconsin drill team presented an excellent act. A banquet closed the evening. A separate session of physicians and medical associations in Bartlett marked the first meeting of its kind. An accident near Taylor Texas injured brakeman H B Bunch on the International and Great Northern. condition unclear.
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San Antonio Events and Local Notices Recounted
A San Antonio page recalls events from years past with scattered items. Major Blanton’s sermon draws a large audience at Travia Spagle while a prohibition meeting on Alamo Plaza ends abruptly. Other notes mention a March fuhency, a returned San Antonio boy artist, a vacation, a jail permit, and local housing actions.
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Fires ruin buildings during Big Springs celebration week
A restaurant fire at Wigwam in Big Spring, Texas damaged several buildings yesterday afternoon as crowds prepared for a three day July 3 4 and 6 celebration. The blaze started in the Wigwam restaurant and spread to nearby structures, with one block evacuated amid smoke and alarms.
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Stories About Well Known San Antonians
A fragmentary local piece describes a well known San Antonio suburban resident visiting a barber shop and joking with a judge about a run of thefts while noting busy days and long waits for service. The text mentions a barber shop, a judge, and casual reflections on city life and local commerce.
Tax protests and board of equalization meet in Austin
Tax assessor follows up Tay with heightened assessments as property owners protest vigorously and seek substantial reductions. A heated session is expected at the board in Austin with discussions surrounding cash value and tax burden.
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Board of Equilization
Anl
Announcements of Sheriff and County Officers Roster
A flood of 1908 notices shows candidates for Bexar County sheriff and other offices. Names include Jared McCloskey George Surkey and J J Newton with primaries guiding their destinies. county clerk and county judge bids appear alongside constable and justice positions in this party slate.
Light announces candidates for Bexar County district clerk
The Light to announce Max F Wecker as candidate for district clerk of Bexar County subject to the action of the Democratic primaries to be held in July. The Light to announce Andres Coy Jr as candidate for district clerk of Bexar County subject to the Democratic primary action.
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Representative announces Cheater H Terrell for Place 2
A formal notification states Cheater H Terrell is authorized to announce candidacy for representative Place 2 from Bexar County, subject to the Democratic Party action and party procedures.
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Bexar County
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