The Third Term Candidate Threatens Bolting RNC
A heated confrontation at a national committee meeting unfolds as The Third Term Candidate warns RNC members to bow to his will or bolt the party. The piece links possible splits with Roosevelt and Bryan factions, noting San Antonio seeks tourist trade in this context.
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Republican National Committee
National Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Theodore
Mr. Bryan
Colonel Roosevelt
Will Holt
Chicago
Wilson
Speaker Clark
San Antonio
Texas
Bryan Eyes and Silence Shape Democratic Odds
The piece notes William Jennings Bryan looming over Democratic and some Republican views, seen as more potent by his quiet influence than by spoken campaigning. Despite defeats and blamed misdirections, Bryan’s leverage remains feared, and some suggest he could resolve tensions if he declares for Governor Wilson or another nominee.
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William Jennings Bryan
Lane
Mr. Bry
Bryan
Wilson
Sadat
Howard
B. Parker
Golf Links as Tourist Asset for San Antonio
The piece argues San Antonio should invest in multiple golf links to lure northern tourists, noting Pinehurst as a crowded winter model and criticizing past city efforts limited to minimal roads and climate claims. It emphasizes tourists seek play and sport beyond mere good air, including golf and tennis, not just weather.
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San Antonio
Tue Lieut
New York City
Pinehurst
Georgia
Costly aggression shifts Italy’s gamble in Turkish war
Italian financial strain grows as Turkey’s resistance upends expectations of swift subjugation. Italian markets collapse with a panic in conjoined bonds and a 4 percent treasury loan, signaling a longer, harsher war and wary prospects for further expansion in Tripoli.
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Italy
Turkey
London Economist
Tripoli
Petky row ends in arrests at Majornok wedding
A Hungarian village tale recalls Erzsi the shepherd’s daughter who spurns Pal Petky’s suit. Petty schemes, a magistrate’s writ, and a rash sign by headman Kotyogo trigger a dramatic arrest at the Forest Farm on the eve of Martinmas. Police seize the bridegroom and her father as villagers flee.
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Joseph
Palatine
Budapest
Ustvan Kotyogo
Biro
Majornok
Lerazsi
Litava
Mahaly Kovacs
Pal Petky
Livata
Erzsi
Petky
Erazsi
Martinmas
Kotyogo
Perky
Mr. Kotyogo
Brigegroom
Gyorgy Barkas
A Sure Cure for the Blues by Annette Kellermann
Kellermann urges readers to conquer the blues with rhythmic breathing and brisk exercise. She links mood to circulation and magnetism, advises deep breaths, open air, and daily physical routines, and argues a proactive mindset can lift depression and improve social vitality.
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Annette Kellermann
Remarkable steel cutter infused edge holds high speed
A milling cutter made from a low carbon open hearth steel with trace vanadium and chromium was infused and tested in side milling a 6 3 8 inch piece. Starting at 85 feet per minute it rose to 278 feet per minute with 1 8 inch depth and 10.28 inches per minute cross feed before the belt limited the test. The edge proved exceptionally cutting and the soft tool body aided resilience.
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United States Steel Company of
New York
Cassier
Bailey discusses suffrage and brainweight claims in speech
Senator Joseph W Bailey spoke at a Washington banquet on modern evils and the danger of woman suffrage. He claimed the worst outcome would be women liking men, and he asserted biased measurements comparing male and female brain weights.
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Joseph W. Bailey
Washington
Republic
Popular Magazine
Poem Excerpt From The Book of Love by Risa Barker
A lyrical couplet from The Book of Love expresses enduring devotion and support through peace or shame. The speaker vows faith, care, and vigilant blessing, promising to stand beside the beloved in all days and trials.
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Risa Barker
Book of Love
Texas Convention Boosts Dallas as Advertising Clubs Move West
From the Cincinnati Enquirer report on the Advertising Clubs of America convention last year in Boston. Dallas and Texas leaders outdid the East with a larger entertainment fund and special trains to show visitors the state, despite the trip around Texas being nearly world-like in scope. The piece highlights Texas as a growing west energy center and notes a sharp display of hospitality and regional pride.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Boston
New England
Dallas
Tex
Texas
West
Moore
Texas Promise and Opportunity for Back to the Land
William J. Speed argues in Cassier's Magazine June issue that Texas offers real opportunity for new settlers. He notes year round crops, improving methods, and the example of La Jara Mexican tenants sustaining farming for sixty years. He calls immigration to the Rio Grande valley the greatest movement in American history.
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Texas
Lone Star
la Jara
Rio Grande Valley
America
William J. Speed
Cassier’s
Trackless trolley in Los Angeles city melts street car rules
A Los Angeles experiment claims to be the only trackless trolley line in America. Five omnibus like cars with steering wheels carry sixteen passengers each along Laurel Canyon road joining a new tract to the city. Overhead wires connect the cars, fare is 10 cents and only the driver is needed per car. The project is praised for economy and convenience by the Municipal Journal.
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Indianapolis News
America
Los Angeles
Cal
Laurel Canyon
Municipal Journal
Oxygen’s Global Dominance as Essential Element
Oxygen makes up about one third of the solid Earth and nine tenths of water, comprising the atmosphere by roughly one fifth. The passage highlights oxygen as the most abundant and vital substance across major Earth systems.
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San Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Associated Press
Cll
Ceesvererer
Hoon
United
the & C. Beckwth
Tribune
S&s. C. Beckwith
Tribune Building
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Europe
Treasury
the Light's Daily Story
Kalman Mikszath
Despond
Janos
Bailey
Bruddah Williams
Siberia
Khabarovsk
Romanoff
Russia
Opportunity
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