Newspaper Clipping Attacks Express for Special Dispatches
The piece critiques the San Antonio Express for republishing alleged special dispatches from Tarrytown and misrepresenting them as fresh news. It compares the Express to the Kansas City Star and cites a Rockefeller linked dispatch and ensuing free speech debates, detailing edits and publication timing.
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San Antonio Express
The
Express
New York World
Tortyro New York
Kansas City Star
San Antonio
Tarrytown
Dr M Caleb to Speak at Real Estate Luncheon on Banking Laws
A large crowd is expected at the Real Estate Exchange luncheon at the Travis Club Thursday noon to hear Dr W F McCaleb of West Texas Bank deliver an address on new bank laws and the monetary system. San Antonio real estate men are urged to invest and boost the town as prospects look brighter, with J Herbert Compton pushing a local optimism drive.
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Real Estate Exchange
Travis Club
W. F. McCaleb
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
Texas
McCaleb
J. Herbert Compton
The
Exchange
San Antonio
Mackensen Will Filed for Probate
The last will of Professor Bernard Mackensen, dated March 16, 1910, disposing of an estate around 20000, was filed for probate with Mrs. Marie Mackensen named sole executrix. Witnesses were M. M. Garcia and Edith C. Sumington. Professor Mackensen died June 8. The Pyron will for about 10000 also filed yesterday distributing to her surviving children.
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Bernard Mackensen
Frank R. Newton
Marie Mackensen
Professor Mackensen
M. M. Garcia
Edith C. Symington
Paris Police Use Moving Pictures To Teach Duty
M Henri Hennion prefect of police opened a new police school in Paris using a moving picture program to train recruits. The films show by law violations by a housewife and a chauffeur, plus police duties to aid the public arrest slidoors, give first aid, and perform jiu jitsu. He urged instruction to develop all faculties of the policeman.
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Paris
M. Hennion
Teach the Young Ideas to Fly Parachute Stunt Featured
A Cleveland Plain Dealer blurb notes a playful urban stunt in which a baby jumps from a roof with a parachute for a crowd. The caption wryly asks readers to ignore the cheering as harmless whimsy in the street scene.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
There Is Evidently Music In The Air About Railroads
A Baltimore American note contrasts the music of railroad finance with the claim that it hides liar and loot, hinting at critiques of railroad profit schemes and public accountability.
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Baltimore American
Poetic Imitation and Barber Scene in Rural Talk
A rural barber encounters a stranger who questions his poetry interests and jokes about imitating "Man With the Hoe." The fragment mentions a Kansas City tar and a new self crankless ice cream freezer with ice packed inside and outside. The text is an OCR fragment with unclear context and missing connections.
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Barber
Kansas City
San Antonio Zoological Garden Planned by Scientific Society
The Scientific Society seeks funds to build a zoological garden at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio. Plans include 15 acres, houses, cages, and aviaries with native Texas and regional species. Gifts pledged include eagles, snakes, monkeys, wolves, alligators, foxes, and more, with city maintenance to follow.
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Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
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Mexico
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William Kielmann
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Dena
A. McDonald
Obituary for E. T. Krause of Comal County
E T Krause died Friday night in Houston at 9 30 p m He was a Comal County native survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Louise Krause three brothers Max Willie and Ludwig and three sisters Mrs August Nickle Mise Hulda and Miss Ame lia Krause all of Comal County He belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers and Davy Crockett Lodge No 145 The funeral will be from F C Seideman 1202 Mason Street at 3 o clock Monday afternoon with interment at St Marys Cemetery
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment Ad
Classified brief notes Shelley Loring Undertaking Co promoting automobile equipment and related services with an advertisement offering various items for purchase or inquiry.
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Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Austin Seeks 1914 Texas Press Association Convention
Austin Chamber of Commerce bids to host the 1914 Texas Press Association convention. Letters to members solicit votes for Austin, highlighting central location, public facilities, and planned entertainments including river trips, lake views, governor’s mansion events, university events, and a Journalism Week at the new School of Journalism.
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Texas Press Association
Austin
America
Government Road
San Antonio
University
Autopsy Finds Ella Winter Died by Drowning
The second autopsy report on Ella Winter, a young Baltimore stenographer who died a week ago, states she drowned with no signs of violence. John Rice, the suspect arrested two days earlier, was ordered released. Delaware Punch healthful.
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Baltimore
Campaign Committee Organized in Mason Texas
Mason Texas June 13. Judge M D Slaters Mason county campaign committee for the Fourteenth Congressional District contest was organized today with W M Hoffman as chairman A J Lindsey A W Gambal E W Kotham Charlies Birschwane Max Martin H C Durst as secretary.
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Tex
M. D. Slater
Mason County
W. M. Hoffman
A. J. Lindsey
A. W. Gambal
E. W. Kotham
Charlies Birschwane
Max Martin
H. C. Durst
Corpus Christi Hardware increases capital stock to 70000
The Corpus Christi Hardware Company filed an amendment with the state department amending its capital stock from 20000 to 70000 dollars. Delaware Punch. Vv ef
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Austin
Tex
Corpus Christi Hardware Company
State Department
Delaware Punch
Hamilton Speech Stirs Japanese Over Anglo Japanese Alliance
Tokyo reports renewed Japanese doubts about Britain's enthusiasm for the Anglo Japanese alliance after Sir Ian Hamilton's Wellington speech declaring the Pacific the arena where continents meet. Premier Okuma cautions against warlike designs while Nichi Nichi notes Japan may face white prejudice, and urges Asiatic cooperation for defense.
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Great Britain
Ian Hamilton
Wellington
New Zealand
Pacific
Count Okuma
Japan
China
Asia
Sir Ian Hamilton
Find Body in River Near Southton
The body of a 70 year old Mexican man was found in a clump of bushes along the San Antonio River near Southton. Deputy Kraith and deputies Stevens and Remling retrieved the body and arranged burial with Riebe Undertaking. Identity is not confirmed but the man had been missing from Southton for several days.
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San Antonio
Southton
James Kraith
Ed Stevens
Dan Remling
Riebe Undertaking Company
Gelbraith
Mary Brown Defends California Tennis Title at Philadelphia
Miss Mary Brown of California, national women's champion, successfully defended her title at the Philadel ph Cr ick et Club today, defeating Miss Marie Wagner of New York in three sets. Wagner won the second set 6 1 but Brown recovered to take the final two sets and the match.
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California
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Philadelph Cricket Club
Marie Wagner
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