Senate Debates Submitting Woman Suffrage to Voters
In Austin Texas on March 19 the Senate debated whether to submit the suffrage question to the voters. Proponents argued for public opinion as the measure’s path, while opponents warned there was no petition or demand for submission. Some senators said they would vote yes if constituents urged it, others insisted on opposing submission despite personal support for equal suffrage.
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MacGregor
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Many new members stash in House as votes loom
Fragmented text from 1913 speaks of new House members from various districts and party shifts. Mentions Postmaster General as well as a historic ship preservation note and a stray insurance certificate notice. Contains garbled names and places, with scattered references to Texas, Massachusetts, and Charleston.
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API
Tnmpilted
Urgy
Teses
South Carolina
Gurlson
Kare
Charleston
Treprerita Ti Weeks
Massachusetts
Gill
Henry A Hodge
Free Cattle Opposed By Convention In Texas
Waddell laments the legislatures passivity on tick eradication at the Texas Cattlemen's Association convention in El Parc Texas. He warns of dangers to cattlemen as Congress debates free cattle policies and quarantine measures. Other leaders urge action to Washington to curb Mexican cattle traders and tick threats. discussions include names like Waddell Beaton Bogel and officials from Marfa and Port Worth.
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Tex
Ofarch
Venus Cameron
W. XN
Waddell
Chaiman
Texas Sanitary Commission
Cattemen
Texas
Santary Commission
Port
Worth
Congress
United States
Asc
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Marfa
Texas Cattlemen's Association
Bogel
Ro Aldastre
National Live Stock Association
W. 'Tomlinson
Washington
Ace
Texan Cattle Raisers’ Association
Interval
National Association
D "Melvin
United States Bureau
Fanimal Industry
Sonoravalle
Galtle
Nacional Association
Igdak
TW. McDonald
New Mexico
John Rickal
Trinidad
Calo
Assassination shocks Greek capital after king’s death
The royal family travels to Saloniki amid mourning as King Constantine dies. Venizelos announces the succession while churches toll and newspapers publish black borders. The city grieves after a period of political upheaval and a royal transition.
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Venizelos
George
Constantine
Greek King Shot in Saloniki as War News Breaks
A dispatch from Faloniki reports King George of the Hellenes was shot in Saloniki while returning from a visit to the German battle ship Goeben. He died en route to hospital, after expressing contentment about the war and Greek arms. The assassination shocked Europe as states of mourning were announced.
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Greece
George
England
Faloniki
Times
Janina
Setonwat
PeTimurrey
Saloniki
Thanesassin
Greek royal turmoil clouds a crime with no motive
The text discusses Crown Prince Constantine’s rise and later decline in popularity amid a Greek royal narrative. It notes a murder linked to a jeweled object stained with blood, mentions military roles and revolutions, and highlights political upheaval around 1909 and the royal family's fate.
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Toe
Constantine
Greece
Mincedonia
Ague
Ike
Law
Anarchist history cited in a New York dispatch
A Greek anarchist figure Schinas, born in Volos, is discussed in a New York report. The piece catalogs assassinations by anarchists, notes Schinas as a well educated, confirmed anarchist, and mentions his anti-government preaching after establishing a school in Valo and running for deputy before his defeat.
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Neas
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Apo
Tram Valo
Greek colony in New York reports assassination plot
An early edition reports a Greek colony in New York nearly mobilizing to protest an assassination plot against King George. Police and authorities secured the area as rumors spread about potential attacks and public unrest in the city.
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Law York
New York
Patricin Whelef
Wan KO
George
Che Ulehl
Wilson Sends Message to Greek Queen in Mourning
President Wilson sends a condolence message to Olga Queen of Greece expressing shock at King George’s death and offering sympathy to the royal family and Greek people. The note, read by Enl News, reflects U.S. sorrow and support during the royal family’s bereavement.
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Wilson
Washington
George
Greece
Olga
Hellenea
Athens
United States
Woophow Wilson
United States of Americas
Preacher Inveigles Against Man's Code At Holy Week
A long report details Rev. Philip Cool of St. Mark's Church delivering a dramatic sermon at Holy Week services at the Maza Theater. He condemns societal luxury and labor abuses while urging adherence to divine laws over human conventions. The piece also notes other speakers, musical interludes, and plans for upcoming services.
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Maza Theater
Tada
Philip Cool
St. Mark's Church
Mr. Cook
College Man Down G Sketch At The Plaza
A garbled fragment suggests a college man performing sketch at the Plaza theater area. The snippet mentions Opera in Town and Pine Theater, with unclear names and lines.
Colquitt Begins Work in Washington DC
March 19 report on Colquitt Colquitt begins duties as clerk of the House Ways and Means Committee under Chairman Underwood. The piece notes his Southern lineage, with his father a former revenge agent and his grandfather Senator Welter of Georgia, detailing a complex background as he starts the new assignment ahead of further sessions.
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Georgia
Colquitt
Texas
Underwood
Sayapagh
Washington, DC
Mayle Catville
Georgie
House
Calqitt
Cleveland
Welter
Calquitt
Georgis
Harbor City Rail Line Progress Report
Harbor City to Harbor City Junction progress update on S A and AL PL Railroad right of way cleared to one hundred feet, ties ordered, steel on the way, and stock sales funding the project. Office at 32 Alamo Plaza. investors urged to visit stations for property tours and purchase stock.
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S. A.& AL PL
Harbat City
Ingresida
Alamo Plaza
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