Catholics to Hold Ninth Annual Education Convention
The Catholic Educational Association of the United States opens its ninth annual convention at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg June 23–25 under Bishop Regis Canevin. Delegates from ecclesiastics and lay members aim to unify Catholic educational efforts and raise standards across the nation. The program features papers by university and church leaders, with Mass and numerous sessions, plus a local teachers’ meeting.
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Catholic Educational Association of the
T. J. Shahan
United States
The
Catholic Educational Society
Shenly Hotel
Walter George Smith
Philadelphia
Daniel J. McHugh
Chicago
John F. Quirk
Georgetown University
Edwin Drury
Nerinx
Charles B. Moul- Imier
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Joseph H. McMahon
George Lee
Millevale
R. W. Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Patrick Carroll
Notre Dame
Ind
Albert Muntsch
St. Louis
Joseph A. McGuire
R. A. Flemming
Bernard Feeney
St. Paul
UT to Erect Mess Hall on Campus
At a UT faculty executive committee meeting in Austin on June 22 it was decided to build a mess hall at a convenient campus point. The facility will serve students during the regular session and those in the summer school.
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Austin
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University of Texas
Chronology of the Week in Current Events June 16, 1912
Local Catholics celebrate the feast of St Anthony. Movement to nominate Justice Hughes as a Republican compromise candidate in Chicago. A cyclone in Zanesville Ohio kills two and injures many. A Guanajuato cloudburst causes deaths and damage. Relief tug Hendoda confirms villages near Shelikoff straits wiped out by volcano. Roosevelt speaks in Chicago on eve of convention. Taft vetoes bill ending chief of staff position. Beef packers report National Packing Company will dissolve. Mexican rebels defeat federals at La Cruz.
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Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Zanesville
Ohio
Guanajuato
Mex
Shelikoff Straits
Alaska
Roosevelt
Taft
United States Army Beef Packers
Wickersham
National Packing Company
Democratic Executive Committee Leads City Alliance in San Antonio
In Bexar County the Democratic Executive Committee meets with Citizens' League in control. The San Antonio Clearing House Association backs a Chamber of Commerce contract with the San Antonio Rockport and Mexican railroad and pledges to subscribe. Attorney General Lightfoot supports City Treasurer F. W. Church's funds handling. Cuban rebels threaten race war amid national convention developments.
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Bexar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Citizens’ League
San Antonio Clearing House Association
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio, Rockport & Mexican Railroad
Anet
Lightfoot
F. W. Church
Republican Nationa
Chicago
Taft
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Weather and Politics Across The Nation In Brief
June 19 1912 reports the days lowest temperature in nine years at 59 degrees. Supreme Court holds corporations over 1 million capital subject to tax on profits. Roosevelt faction disrupts credentials. Democrats plan vice presidential candidate. Bryan opposes Parker as temporary chair. Taft strengthens at Chicago convention. Mexican troops encamp near Electra and Juarez prep for westward attack.
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Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Ailton B. Parker
Ness
Electra
Taft
Chicago
Alton B. Parker
Juarez
el Paso
Roosevelt forces return to credentials committee chair
Roosevelt forces lose ground and resume contests hearings while Alton B. Parker is named temporary chairman. General Huerta marches with the Mexican federal army toward Bachimba to engage rebels.
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Roosevelt
aAlton B. Parker
Huerta
Bachimba
Lipscomb to Remain in Race for Seventy Third District Judge
W H Lipscomb declares he will stay in the race for judge of the Seventy third district court. Reports indicate Mexican border guards may be deployed amid rising tensions. The Republican national convention in Chicago forms a permanent organization as Theodore Roosevelt leaves the party urging delegates not to vote.
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W. H. Lipscomb
Seventythird District Court
Mexico
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Hebrew school offered during vacation by Hebrew Institute
The Hebrew Institute will conduct a Hebrew school during vacation with instruction in Hebrew and Bible history at the public school on South Fiores and Guilbeau streets. Hours are 9:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 3:30. Tuition free. L. N. LEE, Sec.
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Hebrew Institute
South Fiores and Guilbeau Streets
L. N. Lee
Former Mrs Hahn Sues Cincinnati Police Chief
Mary R Beers the former Mrs Hahn sues Cincinnati Chief of Police over custody of her son Harry Hahn aged fourteen. Beers seized the boy on May 4 in San Antonio while en route to an entertainment at the Woman's club. authorities diverted him to his father Carl Hahn after legal action began and the aunt Mrs Amanda Hess intervened.
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Cincinnati
Carl Hahn
San Antonio
Mary R. Beers
Harry
Harry Hahn
Amanda Hess
Hess
Copelaw
Woman Sues City Police Chief for 25000 Damages
Mrs Beers sues Chief of Police Copelan in common pleas court claiming illegal detention for two hours in San Antonio. She seeks 25000 total for loss of custody of her son distress loss of time mental distress and attorneys fees.
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San Antonio
Beers
Common Pleas Court
Copelan
Catch Big Catfish On Guadalupe River Camp
The families of P. De Laya and M. McLain on Montana street joined others to haul a huge freshwater catfish from Guadalupe River. The fish weighed over 85 pounds and measured about three feet from nose to tail.
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P. de Laya
Montana Street
M. McLain
Guadalupe River
Creamery Dairy Co. Announces New Fruit Ice Cream Flavors
Creamery Dairy Co introduces Pineapple Ice and Banana Fruit Ice Cream Day. Dr J R Cunningham osteopath at 449? rs Building promotes light following on vacation.
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J. R. Cunniningham
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