Texas Corporations File Financial Reports by Deadline
Nearly all of about 12 000 corporations doing business in Texas filed required financial reports to the secretary of state. Reports cover capital stock authorized issued and outstanding surplus and undivided profits as of March 1 1912. Overall condition described as favorable for the state’s commercial future.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Secretary of State
Department
Doctor Will Meet Albright in Catch-Can Match
A welterweight bout at the Olympic theater in Corpus Christi features Tommy Doctor of Scandia Kansas and Young Albright of New Orleans. Both weigh 148 pounds and the match will go to two falls out of three with strangle holds barred. Each contestant posts a $100 forfeit.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Tommy Doctor
Scandia
Kaw
Young Albright
New Orleans
Olympic Theater
Staacke Bros Carriage Sale Offers Low Prices
A large assortment of carriages buggies and phaetons is advertised by Staacke Bros at very low prices. The offer is for a messenger boy to call for details and orders.
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Staacke Bros
Army Signal Corps Plans Aviation Division This Summer
Congress is expected to fund a complete aviation division for the Army Signal Corps this summer with twenty four aeroplanes. Four Aeroplanes Company proposed by Brigadier General Allen details nine officers per battalion and three battalions under a major. Augusta aviators to move to College Park for summer training as five new aeroplanes are delivered, bringing total to twelve and potentially three more bought with this year’s funds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army Signal Corps
Congress
Allen
Cook
Army
Augusta
College Park
Signal Corps
Burns to Meet Englishman in 10 Round New Orleans Fight
Frankie Burns of Jersey City meets Jem Kendrick of England in a 10 round bout at Orleans A. C. tonight. Weigh in at 116 pounds. Ambulance service listed as Riebe Undertaking Co. at 221 E. Commerce.
Texas cash basis state finances show March boost
Texas State Treasurer Sparks projects March tax receipts near 1.5 million dollars, about 500 thousand more than a year ago, driven by a 12.5 cent ad valorem rate. February collections topped 4.9 million, while a prior deficit was cleared, leaving the state on a cash basis indefinitely unless policy changes occur.
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Austin
Tex
Sparks
Taft Brother Visits San Antonio En Route to Texas Ranch
Charles P. Taft brother of President William Taft visits San Antonio with Mrs. Taft and daughter for rest and ranch inspection in San Patricio county. He predicts his brother’s likely renomination and travels with Joseph Garretson and W. F. Wiley, both prominent Ohio media figures.
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Gregory
United States
William H. Taft
Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati Times-Star
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Taft Ranch
San Patricio County
San Antonio
Mrs. Taft
Louise Taft
Joseph Garretson
W. F. Wiley
The
Cincinati Enquirer
Mackey Building Renamed Central Office Building
The Mackey building at Navarro and College streets is renamed the Central Office Building. Otto Koehler is owner and Louis R. Saur serves as agent.
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Mackey
Navarro and
College Streets
Otto Koehler
Louis R. Saur
Train Ditching Destroys Eight Cars in City Wreck
A freight wreck on Roosevelt Avenue near the International Fair grounds derailed eight cars on the San Antonio and Aransas Pass line. No injuries were reported as crews repaired 125 yards of damaged track. the Davy Crockett passenger train was delayed two hours while passengers used streetcars to reach town.
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San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Roosevelt Avenue
Davy Crockett
Houston
International Fair Grounds
Hooper Renomination Backed by Tennessee Republicans
Nashville March 11 The republican state committee met to form a temporary roll for tomorrow's state convention to nominate candidates for governor railroad commissioner and supreme judge. Governor Hooper is assured of renomination and Judge H N Cate is backed to fill the unexpired term. The convention names national delegates and electors and meets May 14.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Republican State Committee
Court of Civil Appeals
Hooper
H. N. Cate
Court of Appeals
John M. Taylor
Batting Rally Saves Defeat
In Houston on March 11 Ed Walsh of the White Sox struck out five locals in two innings and faced a 3 to 1 deficit. Reynolds tripled and Davis doubled to tie the score, Saim’s sacrifice fly making it 3 all. The game ended in the tenth due to darkness with Britton at his best in the field for Houston.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Reynolds
Davis
Saim
Britton
Hayer
Sox
R. H. E. Chicago
Delhi
Lang, Walsh and Mayer
Foster
Hornsby
Watson
B. Peebles
Buch
Busto
Heights Team Opens Season With Win Over Whittaker
Alamo Heights defeats Whittaker Athletics 7 to 4 to start the season as new material shows promise. Fred and Garcia highlighted Heights hitting while A Reynolds, Stahl and Green pair with Burnett and Whittaker for the batteries.
Would Play World's Champs
The Household baseball team seeks a game with the Visiting Athletics and plans a possible practice scrimmage within the current week.
Seat Sale Opens for Miss Elsie Janis
Seat sale for Miss Elsie Janis opens this morning at 9 o clock with prices ranging from 50 cents to 2.00.
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Elsie Janis
China Finalizes Constitution Shifts Power to National Assembly
In Nanking on March 11 the new republic of China's constitution is approved placing supreme power in the national assembly. The assembly controls acts of the president and cabinet, elects the president and vice president, and can override executive vetoes. Sun Yat Sen to yield presidency to Tang Shao Yi once governance details are set. Sun remains acting president for now.
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Nanking
Republic of China
National Assembly
Sun Yat Sen
Tang Shao Yi
Yuan
Yuan Shi Kai Inaugurated as Provisional Chinese President
Yuan Shi Kai was formally inaugurated as provisional president of the republic of China in Peking. The ceremony was held in the new foreign office with a large gathering of delegates envoys military and naval officers and other prominent figures present. Many foreigners attended but the delegations were not represented.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Associated Press
Peking
Republic of China
Legations
Sunshine Days Field Preps for Texas League Clash
The sunny day in San Antonio allows both Connie Mack's players and Leidy's pets to train at the Texas league park this afternoon. The home team tunes up for tomorrow's clash against the Philadelphia Wonders, buoyed by their close score in yesterday's game and confidence for the third meeting.
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San Antonio
Connie Mack
Leidy
Philadelphia Wonders
State Board of Education Meets in Austin to Buy Bonds
The Texas state board of education meets in Austin to consider purchasing about 75,000 in bonds for the permanent school fund. About 300,000 in bonds were offered, but funds limit purchases to a small proportion. A waiver will let owners sell remaining bonds in the public market.
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Austin
Tex
State Board of Education
State Department
Rolls Delighted Customer at Matthews Cafeteria
A diner at Matthews' Cafeteria on 222 Losoya St. praises the rolls saying they could be a daily staple. The brisk scene captures a simple pastry moment in a busy dining room.
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Matthews
Losoya St
Dulliig Stationery and Printing Co Ad
Dulling Stationery and Printing Co operated by Chris G Dulling at 112 West Commerce Street advertises saving customers money with printing and stationery services.
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Dulliig Stationery & Printing Co
Chris, G
Dulling
Prop
West Commerce St
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