San Antonio Man Invents Collapsible Parcel Hamper
Edwyn Hill of San Antonio proposes a collapsible eight cubic foot heavy canvas hamper with a light frame to improve parcel post returns and reduce transport costs. The design targets postal and express use, with interest from Wells Fargo officials and potential New York buyers. If adopted locally, a manufacturing facility could boost the city’s industry.
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Nominee for Banking Board Endorsed by President Wilson
Chicago financier Thor T. Jones, named to the Federal Reserve Board, is defended before the Senate by President Wilson. Wilson's letter praises Jones for integrity and public service, detailing ties to the Harvester Company and Princeton trusteeship.
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Harvester Company
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Princeton Universists
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Murray Defeats Alexander To Win Metropolitan Tennis Title
Robert Lindsay Murray, a standout from Stanford, defeated Frederick B. Alexander in a five set final to claim the Metropolitan Tennis Championship. The match, played in New York, crowned Murray as a rising force in American tennis and a potential Davis Cup contender.
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Robert Lindsay Murray
Meteoris
Leland Stanford University
Frederick B. Alexander
Murray
Jawa
Fromm
Plan campaign for Manufacturers Club to promote home made goods
Early plans for a city campaign in San Antonio to highlight home produced goods. Dr. C Leel, secretary, says local factories could sustain prosperity if residents insist on home manufactured products and keep dollars circulating locally.
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Manufacturers’ Club
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Ray M. Mackey
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Bastieas
Australia
Canada
Baron Rothschild Wounded in the Leg and Plant Purchase
Paris June 21 Baron Herz de Rothschild was shot in the leg during an attack on Boulevard des Capitaines while returning from the opera. The assailant, a former creamery owner, claimed ruin through Rothschild’s philanthropic creamery venture. Rothschild’s wound was not serious, the physician said. Separately in Austin Texas, plans to equip the School of Journalism with a modern printing plant for a weekly pages lab were approved by the board of regents to support country journalism and training.
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Tex
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Texas
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Presdient Mezes
Dean Battle
Board of Régents
Bull releases chaos as crowd scatters in Zurich incident
In Zurich a crowd refuses to leave a coign near a football game. A farmer's employer confronts them with sticks and debris. The situation triggers a bull to attack, injuring several, then the farmer and the bull owner are arrested.
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Turners Stand Against 1918 Olympic Movement
Berlin June 21 The National Association of Turners with 1 500 000 members refuses to participate in the 1918 Olympiad movement arguing that turning is the only true form of athletics and that Olympic events are abnormal and pernicious.
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Berlin
National Association of Turners
Railroads Ready to Move Wheat Crop Across Regions
Western railroads report preparations complete for the wheat movement with ample car supply. Officials say no general car shortage, and farmers in Oklahoma and Kansas will reach markets in a reasonable time. Yard congestion is expected only at grain terminals if demand strains remain.
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Villa denies any quarrel with Chief
The article reports that Villa denies a quarrel with Carranza allied factions. It notes officers in support of Angles or other leaders refusing to accept Angeles as candidate. Commanders like Maclovin Herrera and Calixto Contreras reportedly align with Carranza. Reports claim Angeles has martial rule in Torreon and artillery control in the city, with unrest over the arrest of Serapio Aguirre and confiscation of funds at Juarez fueling fear of a military dictatorship.
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Carranza
Wilums
Torreon
Angeles
Mediation Proceeding Amid Secret Messages Report
Mexico City reports that mediation will proceed after secret messages were dispatched. Delegation at Niagara Falls and Senor Teva Ruin, acting minister of foreign relations, stated today.
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Niagara Welly
Senor
Mediation Talks Resume Amid Reports of Conflict
The minister denied broken off mediation while Senor Russ withheld details of messages to the Huerta delegates. Reports described altered positions by Senor Kabass and colleagues toward a hard line stance on a done-not-restore regime. Prisoners in Paso and Chihuahua City were released, including communication and customs staff and key Carranza figures. General Villa may send provisional representatives to Washington and Niagara Falls to maintain influence as Col. Mseublo Cateuro and John W Peters join the commission.
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Carraizlute Information Bureau
Mexican man wounded in fatal affray at Salgam corner
Leon Rodriguez, 35, a Mexican, was brought to Cite Hospital late Saturday night with serious injuries from an affray on the Salgam corner of Santa Itosa avenue and Monteray street. Anupo Sanchex, also Mexican, was arrested on assault to murder charges and jailed. The incident followed a long-ago feud between Sanchez and Rodriguez.
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Injunction Sought To Oust Property Owners In San Antonio
Attorney Kelly urged the Women’s League to seek a district court order forcing owners and tenants to appear in court. The move aims to halt rental activity while the suit proceeds, with owners urged to be made parties to the injunction and to disclose property ownership.
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Women's League
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