Democrats push reciprocity and wool tariff revision
Senators forecast quick passage of reciprocity with Canada, urging wool schedule revision to lower prices. President Taft reportedly intends veto power, while Penrose advises delaying broader action until the new Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Snem
Taft
Congress
Gore
Finance Committee
Tariff Board
Canada
Aero
Roeprocity
United States
Penrose
Capudine Promises Quick Headache Relief And Cooling Fever
An ad touts Hicks Capudine as the sure remedy for headaches caused by heat cold grip or stomach troubles. It claims quick relief for feverishness aches and nervousness and restoration of normal conditions. Capudine is a liquid easy to take and acts immediately priced 25¢ and 50¢ at drug stores.
Bright prospects for Corpus Christi tourism this season
Prof. Wesley Peacock reports a strong tourist flow and a brighter business outlook in Corpus Christi. Hotels run full, visitors continue to flock to the sea shore, boosting the city's prosperity as he returns from San Antonio where he runs a summer naval school.
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Corpus Christi
Wesley Peacock
San Antonio
Corpus Christ
Peacock
State Senator R. E. Cofer presses state wide prohibition
Center Point notes a June 24 outdoor meeting where State Senator R. E. Cofer urged statewide prohibition before a 350 strong audience. He planned a Medina visit for a picnic and Pro Rally. Also mentions Venus flytrap sensitivity to temperature and Hawaii savings banks reporting Chinese per capita at 328.83 dollars.
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Center Point
R. E. Cofer
Medina
Hawaii
Women petition for vote in Mexico under Madero
Five hundred women from leading state and city families petition the president for suffrage as Madero contemplates granting the right. A women’s club named Friends of the People backs Madero and Vasquez Gomez for president and vice president. Extradition efforts target Ricardo Flores Magon Antonio Araujo and rebels in Los Angeles on revolt charges. A flower fiesta for Francisco I Madero is planned with a parade of decorated carriages and cyclers at 10 o'clock.
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Harry H. Dunn
City OF
Mexico
Madero
Flower Battle in Chapultepec Token Parade Plan
President de la Barra and other dignitaries will attend a flower battle at Chapultepec park at 4 pm. Stand structures line the main streets as preparations proceed and 25000 pesos are estimated to be spent on flowers.
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Clark
House
Senate
Taft
Stone
Cumming
LaFollette, Wis
de la Barra
Chapultepec
Madero to Seek Health Resort Amid Mexico Turmoil
Nervous breakdown feared for Francisco I. Madero Jr as he announces plans to go to a health resort. He also clashes with brother Ernesto over a proposed probe into foreign companies suspected of monopolies in Mexico.
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City OF
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero Jr
Madero
Ernesto
Boy settles long running lawsuit over elevator injury
Archie Robinson then 16 sued after an elevator accident at the Cudahy plant. He settled for 3000? Wait article states 300. Archie now 22, remains slightly limping. Father Samuel filed as next friend but has died. Case stretched three years through Wyandotte County and Kansas Supreme Court with trials and appeals before settlement.
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Archie Robinson
Kansas City Star
Archie
Samuel
Cudahy
North Twenty-second Street
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Supreme Court
New York Society Women Embrace Rain Face Fashion
New York society women adopt a rain beauty fad wearing old clothes sturdy shoes and turbans to shield hair as they tramp through showers seeking a glowing complexion.
Saloons Must File Applications For New Licenses
San Antonio and Bexar County saloonmen with licenses expiring by July 10 must file new permit applications next Tuesday or Wednesday. County Judge Phil Shook says over 300 licenses run out in three weeks and 200 applicants will be received at the courthouse after a ten day posting period under Robertson-Fitzhugh law.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
Court House
Phil Shook
Robertson-Fitzhugh
State Comptroller
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Flores Magon
Antonio Araujo
Madera
Judge Shook
Niquor
Moscow
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