Approve plan to hold cotton for better market
San Antonio bankers and business leaders backed a warehouse plan to hold cotton in thirty nine counties. A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce discussed forming a thirty member committee to push warehouse operations with state law guidance and federal Reserve support. The goal is to reduce fraud, stabilize prices, and provide receipts usable as collateral for farmers to obtain credit.
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San Antonio
Texas Bankere
Iakk
Vallewy
Oftvenouy
Chamber of Commerse Auditoriver T. C
Frost Wee
Wid
J. O. Beretto
Eboney
G. M. Bytelhagen
Orpantzer
Orbor
Mir. Berwitu
Warebourg
Beretta
Stata Tex
Organicer
Spielhsgen
Floresville
Lacoste
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Relief for Aches and Rheums
The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills for those unable to travel to health resorts to ease rheumatic joint pain backache and muscle soreness. It claims to restore kidney health and provide relief, urging readers to buy through A.M. Fischer with a limited stock notice.
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A.M. Fischer
North Carolina Returns From Voyage With War Reports
Boston June 1 The North Carolina returned after ten months of varied foreign service carrying reports from the Dar danelles front. British and French losses were heavy and wounded crowded Alexandria. Australians described Turkish batteries and trenches inflicting casualties as they pressed advances against Turkish defenses. The ship carried gold for Americans abroad and will proceed to Portsmouth Navy Yard to join the aviation service.
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Boston
North Carolina
Hors Walters
Dardanelles
Alexandria
Cawn
Ta My Tn
Europe
Beirut
Xad
Havre
Navy Gerd
Portsmouth
Nile
Mountaineers Arrested Over Seaboard Air Line Wreck
Three mountaineers were arrested in Birmingham on murder charges after an alleged confession by Antos Smith and Archie Lee. The men claim the Seaboard Air Line New York express wreck near Weems, Alabama, on June 10 was deliberate to loot the baggage car and rob passengers. Ten passengers and three employees died in the crash. Henry and others are reportedly charged as ringleaders.
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Birmingham
Ala
Antos Smith
Archie Lee
Seaboard Air Line
Weems Als
Submarine Attack Sparks Neutral Flag Controversy
June 18 dispatch reports German newspapers confirming a long standing policy that the military submarine U-28 was destroyed by a German tank steamer while flying the Swedish flag after being ordered to halt. The incident leads to calls by German authorities to consider safety concerns and potential sinkings without warning.
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Benlin
le Hays
Ine Ovnhead
Agenex
Garman
Fay
Minas
Arkansas Veto and Tax Stamp Battle in Pulaski Chancery
In Little Rock on June 19 The case pits Yoln H Page Commissioner at Agricultural Bureau against the state auditor to compel payment of 2 000 for stamps vetoed by the governor from the general appropriation The suit hinges on the governor withholding funds after adjournment arguing the vetoes blocked appropriations but Page argues each veto is improper and subject to regalization by the court The issue centers on executive vetoes and legislative funding during the late session and whether the governor overstepped his authority in delaying payments
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Tattle Rock
Ark
Lune 19
Chancery
H. Page
Agcloutbune
Govinor
Santa Fe Files Suit Against A B Walker in Cedar City
In a federal suit filed in Austin Texas the Santa Fe System seeks a refund of income taxes claimed under the 1 percent levy on net incomes over 1000. The Gulf Beaumont & Great Northern and other railways argue preexisting exemptions shield them from the tax as per 1905 legislation and prior conveyances. Attorney A F Gilbert of Glyman represents Santa Fe in the action.
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Austin
Tex
Walker
Internal Revenue
Gulf, Beaumont & Great Northern
Gulf
Beaumont & Kamen City
Cane Hell
Basteco
Prinnm
Faria Pe
Anitta
Gylveman
Bryan visits New York and Washington with peace overture
Former Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan travels to New York for a possible peace appeal at Carnegie Hall and will return briefly to North Carolina with Mrs Bryan. President Wilson spends a short time at the Bryan home, denying any policy rifts over the submarine issue.
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Washington, D. C
Widlan
J. Bryan Tett
New York
Carnegis Hall
Arcrelory
Bryan
Asherville
N.C
Wilson
Eni
Bryen
Himeek
Bia
Advertising Men Gather for World Club Convention
Advertising men from all sections converge on Chicago for the annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clube of the World. The event runs for a week starting tomorrow with an expected 10 000 delegates. The slogan Made in the U S A will be promoted to manufacturers and consumers nationwide. President William Woolheld of San Francisco commented on language usage shifting in industry.
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Chicago
Associated Advertising Clube of the World
Delayed Opening For Solidad Roof Garden Theater
Shadow screen issue forces one week postponement of the Solidad roof garden theater opening. Manager W. J. Lytle postpones formal unveiling until readiness. new opening set for Saturday June 26 with equipment and garden ready.
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Solidad
W. J. Lytle
Root Garten
Gereen Wii Arive
Jehry
Opel
Aystle
Maura Wweek
Tims
Ren Bopslue
German Answer to U S Further Delayed
Berlin reports delays in German decision on a reply to the United States note on submarine warfare. Dr. Meyer-Gerhard offers a preliminary report to officials before German policy is finalized. Conferences among Foreign Office, Navy, and Marine leaders are to unify views for a formal response. The date for a definitive reply remains uncertain, with possible interim communication. Professor W F Doughty to speak at Cleburne summer normal. plans to visit other normals across the state. 35.45 Galveston return Saturday June 19th Sunset Route.
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Berlin
Lansen
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
von Tagow
Alfred Zimmerman
Wader
Saint Montgelag
United Rates
Aliniar
von Rothmann
Holweg
United States
Meyer Gerhard
Germany
Vox ‘Hernatayrt
Ambasegdar
Williver
Fap
Department
Foreign Office
Stainteley
Merina
Gerhard
Ubon
Agatnet
Doughty
Seamer Normal
Austin
Tar
WF. Doughty
Punlle Tastriecian
Bessone
Cleburne
Naughty
Kaiser Talks of Peace in Early German Letter
Extract from a purported letter attributed to the German emperor and published in Madrid and cited by Matin quotes the emperor on peace aims. He says the empire is “susceptible of growth” and that what cannot be achieved today may be achieved tomorrow, noting a peace could be concluded sooner than expected if it yields only an incomplete result.
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Paris
Basle
Swiss frontier policy defends export role in war
In a Swiss speech far from neutrality debate, M Hoffman, head of the gold department, says Switzerland must keep its borders open to export industries even if at war. He rejects complete frontier closure and notes imports rely on private neutral firms.
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Derna
Switserland
Pors
M_ Hoffman
Switzerland E
Ote
Switzerland
Stelizerland
Br. Hoffman
Trust For Importa
M. Wolfman
Rate on oo gin machinery next taken up by commission
Texas, June 18. The railroad commission resumes discussion on freight rates, taking up requests for increases on gin machinery, lumber, and related products. Testimony shows mixed views on revenue changes, with railroads seeking modest gains while manufacturers push for limited boosts amid industrial needs.
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Austin
Tex
Avies
Railroad Commission
Ehls
Tor
Commission
Rail tariff debate questions impact on Texas lumber trades
Texas railroad commission heard testimony on proposed rate increases affecting lumber shipments. Stakeholders from Sabine to Dallas warned higher charges would shutter mills and raise costs for hardwood manufacturing while some argued modest adjustments could support rail revenue. Data showed 1313 figures, with drivers noting potential shifts in profit and regional industry infancy.
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Usssess
Mylar
Plonigan
Te Sabine Chamber & Logsing Company
Charles Bullock
Dallas
Aum
D. I. Martin
Houston
Uhaee
Texas
Jtavy
Father Kills Family in Upper Sandusky
A Richland County farmer fatally wounded his wife and one daughter and wounded another son and the husband shot himself, leaving the youngest child Kenneth, 11, as the sole survivor. No motive is given. the family’s other members were injured in the incident.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohly
Harvey
Dyginger
Hardin County
Aly
Hie
Fon Herbert
Keneth
Store Window Sign Promotes Advertised Ponds
A store window advertises ponds for sale or display with the phrase We feature advertised ponds. The sign emphasizes pond offerings and implies highlighted or featured stock.
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