Sugar Trust Fears From Free Sugar Warned by Oxnard
Henry T. Oxnard, vice president of the American Beet Sugar Co, told the Senate lobby committee that free sugar would spark a new sugar trust. He warned only well run factories could survive, and a combination would form. He admitted possible past contributions but said exact figures would be produced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Henry T. Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
Senate Lobby Committee
Reed
Oxnard
Walsh
Washington
Senate
United States
Chas. H. Fletcher
J. Briggs & Co
Providence
R. I
Fletcher
E. W. Stucky
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry R. Gray
Montreal
Que
W. G. Marshall
Cleveland
Ohio
Owens & Minor Drug Co
Richmond
Castoria
Brannen & Anthony
Atlanta
Supreme Court Nullifies Civil Rights Act 15 Across Territories
The court rules the civil rights act of 1875 unconstitutional in territories and the District, extending earlier U S Supreme Court rulings. Mary F. Butts, a Black woman, sued Merchants and Miners for damages after being forced to dine second class from Boston to Norfolk despite a first class ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Territories
District of Columbia
United States
Mary F. Butts
Negress
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Boston
Norfolk
Supreme Court of the United States
Pullman Company
Doctor Needs Pump After Horse Medicine Incident
Union veteran Colleran in Brownville swallowed horse medicine by mistake. Dr Duffy and townspeople searched for the stomach pump. The doctor’s son Jim used the pump to save Colleran, who survived the ordeal. Submarine signaling uses a wheel driven by a motor and telegraph key to vibrate an exterior wire. Ecuadorian cooks report no market for stoves due to fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownville
Minns
James P. Colleran
Francis Duffy
Colleran
Cy”Jenkins
Collerins
Jimmy
United States Naval
Abandons Fight For Papal Approval Of Marriage
Rome reports Princess Marie Rospigliosi formerly Marie Jennings Reid has dropped her ten year effort to win Vatican sanction for her first marriage to Col. F H Parkhurst of Bangor Maine. She divorced before meeting her present husband. In Washington society the move shocks observers.
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Rome
Marie Rospigliosi
Marie Jennings Reid
Washington
Vatican
Col
F. H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Maine
America
Their Married Life and a Day of Irritation
Helen endures a long, trying day as chores go awry and minor misfortunes pile up. A cleaning bill, torn waist, stiff gloves, and scuffed mood amplify her sense of irritation from morning until a misdialed call adds one more aggravation. Maggie assists with the cleaning and errands, while Helen vents to a neighbor about Peerless Cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Helen
Fifth Avenue
Warren
Parker & Simms
Bureau
M'Am
Peerless Cleaning & Dyeing Co
Cadecasensees
C.O. D
Central
Mrs. Thurston
Mr. Robinsky
Army Concert by Third Field Artillery Band at Artillery Post
A concert by the Third Field Artillery Band is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7:30 at Quarters 107, Artillery Post. The program includes ragtime pieces, overtures, operetta selections, cornet solos, and a metropolitan echoes potpourri with Chief Trumpeter Marasco performing.
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Third Field Artillery
Artillery Post
Brown
William Tell
Rossini
Nydia
Rollinson
Triml
Voelker
Sullivan
Cornet
Thiere
Marasco
Tobani
Seenee Shore
Muir
Crops In Fine Shape In San Augustine Texas
Crops in San Augustine Texas benefit from recent rains. Cotton blooms are plentiful and overall conditions are reported excellent. Weather conditions boost hopes for a strong harvest season.
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San Augustine
Tex
Delay in Permits Might Close Saloons in Bexar County
State Comptroller W P Lane delays in issuing liquor license permits in Bexar County risk a hiatus for saloons after July 11. Only about a dozen permits issued. roughly 350 more needed before County Judge James R Davis can grant licenses. Hearings require a 10 day gap after filing, raising fears of temporary closures during disputed applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Lane
Bexar County
James R. Davis
Davis
Summer Normal to Open in San Antonio
The seventeenth session of the San Antonio summer normal opens tomorrow at Main Avenue High School and runs six weeks. Hundreds of teachers are expected to enroll for state certificate exams. Marshall Johnson leads the program with assistants C A Arnold W J Knox William Madderra Ada Gibbons and Lula Suggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Main Avenue High School
Marshall Johnson
High
Normal
C. A. Arnold
Marshall Street
W. J. Knox
Navarro
William Madderra
Beeville
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From San Antonio
Obituary notices for Mrs. Josephine Bradford Andrews 29 wife of D E Andrews of 356 Schley avenue dies at home. Funeral at Shelley Loring and burial at Knights of Pythias cemetery. Other notices include Roy Strayhorn son of Dr and Mrs Strayhorn of Falfurrias dies, burial in Mission Burial Park. Dr Loeb returns from Chicago after father's funeral aged 87. Patrick J Gallagher 53 dies in Ogden street flat after brief illness. to be buried in Oklahoma with son accompanying body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaver
Central Christian Church
Strayhorn
Roy Strayhorn
Falfurrias
San Antonio
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Mission Burial Park
Loeb
Dr. Loeb
Chicago
Moses Loeb
Carl Cramer
Columbus
Neb
Riverside Restaurant Ad Invites Friends to Meet
A Riverside Restaurant advertisement invites readers to find their friends at the venue, signaling a social gathering or promotional event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ernsts File Oil Lease on 480 Acres at New Somerset
August Ernst and Kate F. Ernst filed an oil lease in the county clerk’s office for 480 acres at New Somerset with F. Henry. The couple would receive a one eighth royalty on all oil. They earlier sued in District Court to annul the lease, alleging Somerset Oil and Gas Co failed to meet contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ernst
Kate F. Ernst
F. F. Henry
Ernst
New Somerset
Somerset Oil and Gas Company
Y pool buzz as newsboys swim and plan next week
The Y M C A pool drew excited newsboys after Sunday sales. A. M. Fisher and E B E Dilley addressed the boys before they swam, and each plans to bring a friend next Sunday. Kerrville camp ends today and indoor baseball will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Newsboys
Newsies
A. M. Fisher
Association
E. BE. Dilley
Kerrville
French capitalists lease Tomsk lands for beet sugar
French investors have leased 27 acres of crown lands in Tomsk Province. They plan to plant beets to supply sugar factories they will build and equip in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomsk
Russian submarine cruiser dominates underwater threat
The latest destroyer of war underwater is the Russian submarine cruiser, more than six times the tonnage of the next largest submersible. It is virtually an underwater torpedo dreadnaught.
Seventy Percent of Gold In Coins Across Civilized Nations
The remark notes that seven tenths of gold held by society exists as coinage. It highlights the economic impact of metallic money and signals a balance between coin and bullion in wealth reserves.
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P.M
Morris Block .& CO
FE. Houston
W. Houston St
Royal Theater
California Poultry
THE
Dixie Girls Musical Comedy Company
Grand Opera House
Ghaists
B.D. Sexton
Los Angeles
Hudson Ca
W. Crockett
Schultze
W. Commerce S
Uear
Ecuador
Nes Ranonen
Whiskey
Glasgow
Dan Breen
Princess Rospigliosi
Third Artillery Band
Castor
Ness and Rest
New York
Astoria
VR Company
New York City
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Schley
Fred Hummert
Wall Paper, Paint and Artists’ Materials Store
W. Commerce Street
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