Philosophers and the Frog and Coca-Cola Claims
A special correspondent recounts a fable about proving a statement and applies it to Coca-Cola. The piece urges readers to accept chemists judgments that Coca-Cola is not injurious and invites readers to request The Truth About Coca-Cola booklet from the Coca Cola Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Medical College
University of Nashville
Coca-Cola
Coca Cola Co
Atlanta
Coco-Cola
Seven men go to trial in Maybray mail fraud case
Council Bluffs Iowa March 14 seven men indicted two years ago for fraudulent use of the United States mails and linked to John C Maybray were brought to trial in the district court T Ryan a Hot Springs Arkansas saloon man Wright caught in San Antonio Tom Davries Oklahoma C Hinkman the Honey Grove Kid E Smith Streator R E Thielman once with the Cleveland baseball team and Benjamin Marks Council Bluffs faced the charges The scheme involved fake wrestling bouts One victim T EB George of San Antonio reportedly lost several thousand dollars and was not in the city now
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Associated Tress
Council Bluffs
Iowa
United States
John C. Maybray
United States District Court
Maybray
T. Ryan
Hot Springs
Ark
Wright
San Antonio
Tex
Tom .Davr
Joe Wright
T. EB. George
Mr. George
Alliance With United States Praised in Commons
An Evening Standard article notes strong Commons backing for President Taft's plan for a general Anglo American arbitration treaty. It argues a true alliance would be England and the United States with mutual armament support to deter aggression across Atlantic and Pacific regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Evening Standard
House of Commons
Taft
England
France
Japan
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Texas Surety and Insurance to Liquidate Expansion
Stockholders met at 201 West Commerce Street and elected Ike T. Pryor as president and J O Terrell as vice president. The board includes Charles Schreiner and J M Kincaid among others. The firm enters voluntary liquidation with assets moved to Southwestern Surety Insurance of Oklahoma. S H Boynton of Denison arranged the transfer in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Surety and Insurance Company
West
Commerce Street
Ike T. Pryor
J. O. Terrell
Charles Schreiner
J. M. Kincaid
T. G. Leighton
J. ©. Terrell
Kerrville
Alexander Joske
R. R. Russell
John H. Kirby
Houston
James Callan
Menardville
W. J. Moore
Otto Koehler
John W. Warren
John M. Bennett Jr
Sam C. Bell
Ed Rand
Jesse D. Oppenheimer
J. C. League of
Galveston
John Zeans
Valentine
Adolph Wagner
A. Stieren
Max Stiefel
T. G. Leighn
Fidelity and Surety
Southwestern Surety Insurance Company
Oklahoma
S. H. Boynton
Denison
Tex
Southwestern Company
San Antonio
Presa Street House To Be Vacated By Tomorrow
The city police say a suspected resort on Presa Street will be closed by tomorrow afternoon. It is the last of about a dozen disorderly houses targeted in a crusade begun three weeks ago in the central and residential areas. Officials expect vacatur as objections were overcome.
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Presa Street
Police Department
Draft of Honduran peace pact reaches New Orleans
The full draft of the Puerto Cortez peace agreement between the Honduran government and revolutionists arrived in New Orleans. Provisional president Francisco Beltran is to gain support from all factions and elections for national officers are planned for October. The draft includes amnesty for crimes, liberty to all parties, unified government, debt settlement, pensions, and equal cabinet distribution among supporters.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Puerto Cortez
Francisco Beltran
Congress
Davila
Manuel Bonilla
Bridge project in Waco faces setback by underground stream
In Waco Texas on March 14 workers pored over $1000 to lay a concrete foundation for a bridge over South Eighth Street when an underground stream was struck that cannot be pumped dry. City officials may abandon the site and seek another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Waco Creek
South Eighth Street
Albany breakfast conference on senatorial deadlock
A breakfast table conference at the executive mansion discussed the senatorial deadlock with Governor Dix Mayor Gaynor and Chas Murphy in attendance Norman Mack unable to attend due to illness. The remark about a patrol wagon rider suggests muted enthusiasm.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Executive Mansion
Dix
Gaynor
Chas
Murphy
Norman &. Mack
Mrs Hutt Sues for Separation on Cruelty Claims
Mrs. Henry Hutt files for separation alleging cruelty liquor use and intimate ties with other women. Mr. Hutt counters with similar charges, claiming extreme cruelty and desertion. Mrs. Hutt awarded $500 counsel fees and $100 monthly until the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hutt
Venus
Three Reported Dead in Riot of Strikers
Lexington Ky March 14 The engineer of a passenger train said three men were killed last night between King's Mountain Kentucky and Glen Mary Tennessee An arriving southbound train carried broken windows from an attack by strike sympathizers Reports from Danville said about one hundred St Louis men armed as guards for trains arrived and would be sent south this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Lexington
King’s Mountain
Glen Mary
Tenn
Danville
St. Louis
Fort Crockett Brigrade Rations Ordered for Ten Days
Galveston Tex March 14 Captain Killian purchasing commissary of the brigade orders ten day rations for the troops encamped at Fort Crockett. Field rations not purchased may indicate the brigade will stay two weeks. Two more regiments of General Mills brigade expected to arrive Thursday. Colonel Bailey drills his men. Scout cruiser Salem remains ashore awaiting orders after wireless contact with the gunboat Tacoma.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Fort Crockett
Killian
General Mills
Hampton Roads
North German
Lloyd Docks
Bailey
Salem
Tacoma
Promised Rupture Cure Offers Free Mail Coupon
A bold advertisement touts a new rupture cure claimed to end truss use for all time. The offer promises free treatment at the sender’s expense and urges immediate mailing of a coupon with no charge or money required.
Fort Worth stock yards fire wrecks hundreds of animals
A large blaze at the Fort Worth Stock Yards destroyed barns housing fine horses mules hogs and sheep. Losses run into thousands with many horses burned or missing and 300 head of mules potentially lost. Officials fear theft as stock wandered the area and assessors tally value across numerous owners and exhibitors.
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Willliam Anson
Christoval
Texas
W. B. King
Stock Yards
Exchange Avenue
Marine Creek
Belt Tracks
Fort Worth Stock Yards Company
Hook & Woods
Paris
Fort Worth
Killarney
R. W. Phillips
Rosebud
Phillips & Evans
Pollard
Mr. Whittington
R. E. Doris
Dave Hanby
J. D. Faught
Hobart
Okla
Ben Calloway
Enid
Sackrider
E. Baker
Watauga
Armour Hogs
J. T. Triplett
May
W. H. Hughes
Rising Star
J. W. Triplet
Cisco
Romanger Brothers
Sebe Burnett
Armour and Company
J. H. Dudley
Plano
Detective wounded on No 3 passenger train in Kentucky
Somerset Ky March 14 Charles Swartz a St Louis detective guarding non union firemen on the C N C T P No 3 passenger train was brought here with a bad gunshot wound. Several negroes are reported lynched near the Tennessee line.
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Associated Press
Somerset
Charles Swartz
St. Louis
Tennessee Line
Fate of Americans Wrapped in Mystery
Associated Press dispatch from El Paso dated March 14 reports fifteen Americans captured after the Casas Grandes defeat are believed alive and jailed in Casas Grandes awaiting trial. Some fear they were shot. messages to Francisco Madero await replies. Cas pas Grandes lies 150 miles south of El Paso and is reachable only on foot. Insurrecto secretary Gonzales Garza says the Americans were largely treated as prisoners of war. supporters of Col. Bullar expect standard POW rights.
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Associated Preas
el Paso
Tex
Casas Grandes
Insurrecto Junta
Francisco I. Madero
Junta
Madero
Insurrecto
Gonzales Garza
Col. Uellar
Vanderlip Plans Mexico Trip To Study Insurrection Conditions
Associated Press report from Tucson dated March 14 notes F. A. Vanderlip president of National City Bank of New York travels with Col. Epes Randolph of the Southern Pacific to Mexico to assess conditions linked to the insurrection. Upon return Vanderlip will survey Harriman lines on the Pacific coast.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
F. A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Epes Randolph
Southern Pacific Lines
Mexico
Vanderlip
Pacific Coast
Harriman
Three Die In Elevator Accident At Fur House
In St Paul Minnesota on March 14 two girls and a man were killed, one girl fatally hurt and several others injured in an elevator crash at Gordon and Ferguson’s wholesale fur house today.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Gordon & Ferguson Today
Baylor Student Struck by Car In Waco
Miss Jewell Martin, Baylor University student from Waco, was run down by an automobile this morning. She suffered a fractured cheekbone, severe facial cuts, torn clothing, possible internal injuries, and is in serious condition.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Jewell Martin
Baylor University
Pyramid Pile Cure Promise for Relief and Free Trial
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a quick, radical remedy for piles promising relief from pain itching and bleeding. It offers a free mailed trial from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan and sells at 50 cents in drug stores with a guarantee of dramatic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Hed-Lyte CO
Dallas
Texas
Multiple local deaths announced in city notices
Mrs. Josefina Guerrero aged 35 died at city hospital from kerosene burn injuries suffered while attempting to start a fire at 612 Camaron street. Funeral at 4 PM from Riebe Undertaking parlors. STUBBLEFIELD Mrs Ellyce Gourley Stubblefield 24 died at 841 West Woodlawn avenue after brief illness. She is survived by husband Terrell J Stubblefield a brother Milton Gourley and two sisters. Funeral services at 4 PM from the home with Dr Bo D Greer officiating and interment at Mission Dual grounds. SAUR Mrs F Saur 71 pioneer resident of Comfort died at home after long illness. Funeral held today. Survivors include husband Fritz Saur four sons a daughter and siblings. DIETRICH Funeral of Bertha Dietrich 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs August Dietrich held yesterday at Gibbs street. Interment at old St Josephs cemetery.
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Josefina Guerrero
Camaron Street
Riebe
Germany
Texas
Fritz Saur
Comfort
William
George Saur
Theodore Saur
el Paso
Louis Saur
San Antonio
Ernest Pfeiffer
William Boerner
D. Dienger
Boerne
Dietrich
Bertha Dietrich
August Dietrich
Gibbs Street
St. Joseph’s
The Baron's Suit Dialog Absent Judgment
A Washington Star quip features Baron Fucash asking public opinion on his suit. Mr. Cumrox responds that judging a man should avoid superficial bias but notes his garments are unforgiving.
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Baron Fucash
Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
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