Roosevelt back in New York as governor race discussed
Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay amid a flurry of Progressive talks about a possible run for New York governor. Roosevelt, recovering from fever aboard the Imperator, expects to reach quarantine soon and may join conferences with party leaders before deciding on candidacy.
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Death Corner in Chicago Figures 125 Murders in Four Years
A Chicago feature outlines a grim area nicknamed Death Corner recording 125 murders over a four year span. Officials and residents discuss violence, policing gaps, and community impact amid persistent crime.
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Special film lineup features The Siren and The Ethics of the Profession
The program today includes Carlyle Blackwell in The Siren and Pathe's Daily, plus a biograph drama The Ethics of the Profession. The event presents a two part feature in a special showcase.
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Rioting at Butte Miners Union Hall Leaves One Dead
In Butte Montana last night a clash between union factions turned deadly with one man killed and others injured. Shots and more than 20 dynamite blasts damaged the area around the miners hall as deputies and armed guards tried to restore order. Governor Stewart prepared to mobilize state troops as leaders of a new union condemned the violence while denying responsibility.
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Freeman Retires From International & Great Northern
Announcement from New Orleans states Judge T. J. Freeman president of the International and Great Northern Railway Co has retired or will retire for health reasons. The Texas railroad commission and Freeman's friends are surprised by the move he plans to go to Colorado to recuperate after 25 years in railroad circles.
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Miners Proceed With Work as Ey Mines Near Nerve
Ey mines lie near the miners' camp while nearby mines stay active. Managers deny any imminent shutdown and report ongoing operations despite proximity concerns.
Committees Meet at College Station on Flower Conservation Effort
Texas flower conservation committees chaired by F T Ramsey and J S Kerr plan a July 28 session in College Station tied to a push for a Texas botanical garden and arboretum. Farmers Congress gathers concurrently as committees from Nurserymen’s Association and allied groups outline the work and banquet agenda at A M College mess hall.
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Rate Order Cancelled
The railroad commission in Austin Texas cancels an April 1910 creosoting in transit order for lumber and piling moved to Galveston via Gulf & Interstate railway. The withdrawal becomes effective June 29 1914.
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Automobile Owners Map for Sale at Light Office
Bexar county maps worth 2.00 are offered for 50 cents at the Light office. Display shown in today’s paper highlights the sale and urges readers not to miss this affordable map opportunity.
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Lumber Industry in United States Production Figures
Washington June 24. The forestry service reports about forty five billion feet of lumber produced yearly in the United States. Of this, around twenty five billion feet are further processed. Wood serves as the raw material for 55 principal industries, with planing mill products making up over half of consumption. Box and crate manufacturers come next, followed by builders of steam and electric cars.
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