Resignation of U.S. Solicitor General Lehmann
Erick W. Lehmann, solicitor general, has placed resignation in the hands of the President. It remains unclear if accepted. Lehmann is a Democrat with potential for a future cabinet post. He reportedly resigned amid opposition from Attorney General Wickersham who urged him to stay until spring.
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Ashington
D. C
Erick W. Lehmann
United States
Presia
Resson
Mr. Lehmann
R. Lehmann
Supreme Court
Lehmann Reed
Wickersham
Uld
Wickersham Regrets Lehmann Resignation from N.Y. Post
The Solicitor General Lehmann resigns, causing regret from Attorney General Wickersham who valued him as a key adviser. Lehmann may return to St. Louis after serving on high profile cases including the corporation tax suit and work on the National City banks holding plan.
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Lehmann
St. Louis
Taft
Lloyd W. Bowers
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Mr. Bowers
Steel Corporation
National City Company of New York
Galveston Houston & Henderson seeks tax cut on assets
The Galveston Houston and Henderson railroad asked the Texas tax board to cut preliminary valuations citing falling passenger receipts due to the Houston interurban. The board refused to reduce true 3 560 650, physical 1 832 006, and intangible 1 728 614, leaving final figures largely unchanged. The board also has not ruled on the International and Great Northern request and asked for more data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Houston
Galveston
Galveston, Houston & Henderson Railroad
State Tax Board
International & Great Northern
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Hot Flashes
A Baltimore woman recounts relief from long suffering through Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Weed after a difficult pregnancy. She notes weight gain, improved appetite, and renewed strength following treatment.
Bank Directors and James Stillman Donate to City Bank Club
James Stillman and the directors of National City Bank present $200 000 to the City Bank club in its eighth year. About 450 members share the gift, roughly $500 per member, to be held in the bank treasury as a fund for education charity entertainment and other beneficial trustee chosen purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stillman
National City Bank
City Bank Club
Stillman
Last Day Set for Corporate Excise Tax Payment
General Webster Flanagan announces that Saturday is the final day for corporations in this district to pay the federal excise tax. The due date is end of June, which falls on Sunday this year, leaving delinquent firms to settle by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Webster Flanagan
Internal Revenue
Court Will Take Vacation From Fifty third District Court
Austin Tex June 26 The present term of the Fifty third district court will adjourn next Saturday and resume in September Judge George Calhoun will dispose of pending motions this week and wind up farm business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Fifty-third District Court
George Calhoun
Esqudilla Band Plans Stunts For Gunter Hotel Dinner
Esqudilla band members met in the Chamber of Commerce to arrange stunts for a Thursday lawn dinner at the Gunter hotel. Lloyd Spencer led planning with a committee handling serious talks and burlesque sketches of national and state figures. Ladies are invited for the first time with 600 plates planned and more if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esqudilla
Gunter Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd Spencer
Thomas L. Conroy
H. L. Miller
Martin J. Arnold
A. M. Fischer
W.S. Conness
Esqueilla Band
R. H. Wester
W. D. Syers
P. F. Loring
Ike Levy
W. E. Butler
J. F. Carter Jr
Ray M. Mackey
English birth rate may change national traits
Ww. C. D. Whetham told the Royal Institution that current birth rate conditions could make the English population shorter in stature darker in appearance more emotional and less rational and self controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Whetham
British Royal Institution
Tutt's Pills Liver Sluggishness Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to use Tutt's Pills to balance a sluggish liver, suggesting the product is available from druggists in sugar coated or plain form.
Messenger Boy Robbed En Route to North Flores
A messenger boy delivering medicine on North Flores street was held up at gunpoint at 10:30 last night. The robber demanded the bottle and $10, after which the boy rode to the address and reported the crime to police. The mood of the scheme mirrors recent city-wide robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Flores Street
Burns’ Drug Store
Houston Street
Financial report shows fair condition for publicity league
The publicity league of the Chamber of Commerce presented to the executive council last night indicates a fair financial state with a good balance. Plans for several changes discussed by the president were not finally agreed, and the meeting adjourned to reconvene at an early date. Attending were W. S. Conness president T. L. Conroy A. B. Stephens Frank G. Huntress Jr. Ben Hammond Charles Graebner E. W. Knox William Dobrowolski T. H. Flannery J. W. Hucker George C. Saur Weir Labbat L. J. Hart and Secretary J. F. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publicity League
The
Chamber of Commerce
Executive Council
W. S. Conness
League
T. L. Conroy
Plan All Day Picnic For City’s Poor Children
Salvation Army to host an all day picnic for poor children and mothers in early July. Events set in city parks with Salvation officers arranging details. Beginning Thursday kettles used for Christmas collections will be placed on streets to solicit gifts for the outing.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Officers
Georgia Legislature Opens Fifty Day Session
ATLANTA June 26 The Georgia legislature convened its annual fifty day session with little business anticipated before the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore as many members serve as delegates.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Baltimore
Wester advocates civic advertising in cities
In San Antonio an address to the Advertisers' association urges municipal funding to publicize city advantages. A committee of J. F. Carter Olaf Johnston and R. H. Wester will report after the next meeting. Other panels include plans for a state wide ad club train to Baltimore and a $60 000 Texas advertising fund with G Huntress Jr. and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Frank Holland
Dallas
Texas
G. Huntress Jr
E. C. Mills
EB. Clarence Jones
E. M. Tighe
J. F. Carter
Open Bids for Texas State Institutions Purchases
Bids will be opened next Saturday at noon by State Purchasing Agent Elliott in the presence of the governor and comptroller for about 1 000 000 in supplies for Texas eleemosynary institutions for the year starting September 1, 1912. Elliott notes lively bidding from many merchants and that some bidders have not yet filed samples. After opening, awards will take several days to finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Elliott
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bin Hee
W. Lehmann
Doctor Pierce
Mars. J. Juner
S. Bentalon Street
Dr. Pierce
Lunor & Cauu~y
Tutt’s
Wester
Ad Club
S.S.S
S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
G. A. Duerler Mfg. CO. Distillers and Bottlers
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