San Antonio and Lexar County demand Slayden vote on Hobson bill
The letter condemns Congressman James L. Slayden for not voting on Hobson's national prohibition amendment. It argues San Antonio supporters oppose prohibition and urge Slayden to go to Washington and cast a vote to defeat the bill, accusing him of pursuing self interest over district interests. It ends by urging residents to watch his actions in Washington.
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National
House of Representatives
Hobson
Alabama
United States
San Antonio
Lexar Ronoty
James L. Slayden
Fourteenth District
Strayden
Washington
Tiobson
Melting Pot Metaphor and Immigration Debate
The article argues against anti immigrant alarmism noting that many Americans originated from diverse European backgrounds. It cites gunmen rioters and strikes as not solely defined by nationality, and contends that later generations of immigrants have contributed positively to the United States while acknowledging past undesirables among arrivals. The piece emphasizes the melting pot concept and warns against simplistic judgments based on ancestry.
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Europe
New York
Michigan
Colorado
United States
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Germany
Sweden
Immigration and security talk in early American discourse
A fragment discusses immigration policy, endorsing selective admission of "strong" foreigners while excluding the physically and mentally weak. It condemns "sinister Traders" and praises American institutions, referencing nineteen nineteenth century sailors lost at Vera Cruz and naming individuals like Hagerty and Frofichstein with perilously unclear context.
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United States
America
Vera Cruz
Frofichstein
Getting Comfortable II and San Antonio Summer Attire
An aging essay notes a shift in San Antonio and the broader South toward lighter summer clothing for men. It credits manufacturers, tailors, cleaners, and changing styles for making light fabrics common, arguing comfort and practicality drive the trend rather than strict fashion. The piece cites Mark Twain's white attire philosophy and ends by praising comfortable dress while urging acceptance without overanalyzing.
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Histore
San Antonio
Texas
Mark Twain
Mark
Texas Democratic convention bids warp City choices in poker style
The state Democratic executive committee in Waco treated the selection of the state convention site as a high stakes poker match among San Antonio El Paso Dallas Waco and Austin. El Paso backed by 4500 dollars won the August convention over rival bidders, while cash and fund-raising concerns influenced the final decision over hospitality or attractivness.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Waco
Texas
San Antonio
el Paso
Dallas
Austin
El Paso's spirit of public generosity praised by mayor
The piece lauds El Paso's "spirit" and generosity as shown at the Ward Session of the state Democratic executive committee audience. It notes Mayor Kelly inviting attendees to dinner and frames El Paso as a progressive example for Texas cities. It contrasts liberal spending with broader development opportunities and urges emulation of El Paso's public-spirited approach.
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Waco
el Paso
Texas
United States eyes Constitutionalists in Mexico for mediation outcome
Reports from Niagara Falls mediation indicate the United States favors recognizing the Constitutionalists as Mexico’s dominant power. Huerta’s faction is rejected and a pro constitutionalist provisional president is preferred, with little chance of agreement amid Huerta allies and Constitutionalists. Recognition seems imminent once they seize Mexico City.
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United States
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Ta&t
Huerta
Webistion Board
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Tluertistas
Tus Licey
Constitutionalist Party
Laas
Stator for Congress Candidate Slator of Trano in Burnet Bulletin
Judge M D Slator of Trano announces candidacy for congress as per Burnet Bulletin. A respected figure in Burnet County, he formerly served as district judge and has since practiced law with influential supporters. He backs the president's policy and is expected to mount a strong, ambitious race.
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M. D. Slator
Trano
Slator
Burnet
Wilson
Texas
Burnel Bulletin
University Leaders Plead for Independent Financial Aid
An urgent plea from University of Texas President Mezes urges independent funding for the University and its Agricultural and Mechanical College. The message argues against reliance on volatile state legislatures and calls for a dedicated endowment to create a surplus fund for stability and growth.
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Pira
Texas
Galveston Tribune
Letters to the Light Ail jlngtera to thio paper
Letter from a reader condemns political use of The Light publication and the Woodmen of the World event at Sutherland Springs. The writer objects to Congressman James I Hingden and local candidates being featured, noting electioneering by speakers and expense coverage. He urges the order to avoid partisan involvement and questions the choice of orator for the event.
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Woorlmen of the World
Jamey I. Hingden
Sutherland Springs
Con. Stedsman
Himserf
Shepperd
Jewn P. Lightfoot
Stondman
Slayden
Lalrt Ot Skiko
Ummersal
Aka
Pletlo Wan
New Moroccan Courts Try Natives in Transfer of Power
The French occupation of Morocco establishes a new system of colonial courts with four permanent judges, aided by assistants. Initially, trials in Rabat involve two natives accused of murdering two Frenchmen, prompting Moor observers to see a test of colonization’s machinery. France hopes to secure reconsideration of its approach if the Moroccan trial proves successful.
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Boston Globe
Morocca
Cagabinnes
France
Algeria
Europe
Tunig
Tripoli
Footwear fashion and political finance entwined debate
Fragmented text discusses fashionable footwear combining patent leather with grey suede and slim shapes, mentions track of black or gray colors, then pivots to government, rail transportation, regulation, and the role of law. It links economic concerns to politics, labor on railways, and the need for honest management and accountability.
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Sioux City Teilhine
Raile
Raada
Railraada
Forbes
Canberra's Land Policy Aimed at Government Ownership
The piece discusses Canberra as the new capital and the land policy favoring government ownership. It notes the federal act restricting land sales, the projected rental income, and Walter Burley Griffin's plan for the city. It compares land value impacts to Chicago and stresses growth aligned with topography and minimal complaints.
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Walter Burley Griffin
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Doe
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