Roosevelt Opens Campaign With Carnegie Hall Address
Colonel Roosevelt spoke at Carnegie Hall on the topic The Right of the People to Rule as part of his campaign. He defended the peoples capacity to govern themselves and criticized minority tyranny and the recall of judges while urging progress and accountability.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
Taft
Toledo
Republican Party
United States
Chicago
Marshall
White
Holmes
Cullen
Supreme Court of the United States
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Tired Feet
A vintage advertorial notes TIZ eases tired sore feet with a quarter box claimed to relieve blistered swollen feet and related foot troubles. The copy touts 25 cent price, two lines of endorsements, and Chicago based Walter Luther Dodge & Co distribution.
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Len
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Roosevelt Western Trip Itinerary Released
Senator Dixon announces part of Colonel Roosevelt's western speaking schedule for March 26 to March 30. The plan shows departures from New York, stops in Chicago, St. Louis, Cedar Rapids, and St. Paul with exact arrival and departure times. Return details east of Chicago remain undecided.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Dixon
Roosevelt Committee
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Trousdale Receives Rewards for Southern Pacific Hold-Up Hero
David A. Trousdale, hailed for stopping a Southern Pacific robbery near Dryden on March 13, received $1000 from Wells Fargo Express and $500 from the railroad company. He may also be rewarded by the federal government and could receive a Carnegie medal. Trousdale left for his Murray County Tennessee home for several weeks and, on return, may be assigned a new run with potential advancement.
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David A. Trousdale
Southern Pacific
Dryden
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Carnegie
Trousdale
Murray County
Tennessee
Express Company
Complaints Over Bull Fight Picture Shocks Austin
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union files complaints with city authorities against a theater showing a bull fight image claiming it violates Texas law and harms children. City Attorney Rector orders an investigation into the matter.
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Traiws Light
Austin
Tex
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Rector
Entomologist E A Miller Takes Post in Austin
Assistant state entomologist E A Miller has arrived in Austin to assume duties with the state department of agriculture. He will focus on field work and directing efforts to eradicate plant diseases.
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Austin
Tex
E. A. Miller
State Department of Agriculture
New Chamber Secretary Enlivens San Antonio Ambition
J F Carter Jr arrives from Mobile as the new secretary of the Greater Chamber of Commerce. He advocates amalgamating San Antonio's commercial forces, plans a Saturday lunch reception, and will work late to learn the city's business affairs. He emphasizes focus on efficient growth and invites members to attend.
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F. Carter, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
General Chamber of Commerce
J. F. Carter Jr
Mobile
Carter
Charles Graebner
Red Tie Brigade
Mr. Carter
John F. Carter
Greater Chamber of Commerce
Gun- Hy
Adoption of Aldrich Bill Advocated by Speaker
Dr. William A. Scott of the University of Wisconsin urged adoption of the Aldrich bill banking and currency plan to a large Chamber of Commerce audience. He toured nationwide under the National Citizens' League and was introduced by Robert L. Ball of the National Bank of Commerce. Also notes Foley Kidney Pills testimonial from C. A. Glossner of Rochester New York and Edwards King Drug Co. successor.
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William A. Scott
University of Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Scott
National Citizens’ League of Chicago
E. Claude Mills
International Club
Robert L. Ball
National Bank of Commerce
C. A. Glossner
Ontario St
Rochester
N. Y
Edwards King Drug Co
Suc
Murderer Is Electrocuted at Clinton Prison
Salvatore Carruso, leader of a highwaymen gang, who killed Denton Fowler paymaster at a brick yard and George Ragsdale near Hudson on September 3, 1910, was electrocuted yesterday at Clinton prison in Dannemora New York.
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Associated Press
Dannemora
N. Y
Salvatore Carruso
Denton Fowler
George Ragsdale
Hudson
Clinton Prison
Endorsement Backed By San Antonio Citizen For Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. C. E. Netdert of 722 Sherman Street San Antonio Texas credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing back pain and kidney troubles after three and a half years of use. She reports relief from lameness and a lingering ache and confirms her earlier statement. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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San Antonio
C. E. Netdert
Sherman Street
Texas
Dean
Bexar Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dnan
Governor Colquitt Returns From Fort Worth Fat Stock Show
Governor Colquitt returned to Austin after attending the Fort Worth fat stock show. He said he was well pleased with the exhibition and he met many friends during his visit.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Fort Worth
Gunter Hotel Hosts Traveling Men in Texas
The Gunter Hotel serves as a meeting spot for traveling men in Texas, offering lodging and hospitality services. Guests gather to share news, conduct business, and network within the hospitality hub.
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Gunter Hotel
Texas
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Boston
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