Texas division convention opens with large San Antonio turnout
The Texas state convention of the T P A opens tomorrow in San Antonio with an estimated 400 drummers and a large delegation from North Texas. Headquarters are in the Business Men's club, a parade planned for Alamo Plaza, and speeches by state officers and business leaders. Wives and sisters accompany many attendees, with events including a Smoker at Scholz and Losoya streets and an automobile ride to Hot Wells during business sessions.
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Texas
Business Men's Club
San Antonio
Beethoven Wal
San Arnonlo
John B. Carrington
Business Men's Clib
A. D P.ames
Logal Post
W. Craddock
Terrell
Suile Prestlent
Seselon Tomorrew Atiirio
LPAL
Tual
Sam Anton’ Ewing
Amair
Scholz
Losoya
WWEB
Craddock
Charles S. Nasus
el Paso
George W. Baler
Dalles
Henry D. Maryinson
Autstin
Fritz Mitchell
Dallas
Fom Tomer RB
Ee Burnell
Tack Jenace
E. N. Mulkey
Gen. P. Assthan
A. 2 Smissen
G. MH. Luedée
J. B. DeMouche
Nelson Gray
J. L Kray
R. Cc. Filck
B. F. Williams
D. R. Snodgrass
J. B. Williams
W. D Bettis
LV. LaTante
Bellrond
J. W Graves
Saguln
Pwess
Howard W. Peal
Chas
W. Engloyment
Adolph Bell
Houston
State of Texas
Villa Rosa
Glenwood Court
Presa Street
HOT Wells
Protest Over Bishop Johnston Resignation At West Texas Diocese Meeting
A vigorous protest against Bishop Johnston's proposed resignation was voiced at the fourth annual session of the West Texas Diocese held at St Mark's church. A resolution urged the bishop to reconsider and continue his leadership, with pledges of support. Committees were appointed to report on the resolution and on parish and school matters, including St Mary's Hall and West Texas Military Academy. The council also considered moving the next meeting to June 1900 and defined the diocese boundaries for several counties.
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Johnston
West Texas
St. Mark's Church
Council of the Diprese
Resolu
A. W
Garilen
Droress
Nils
Jaiiston
J. T. Hutchinson
A.W
Garden
Walkies Caisnahao
T. Atkinson
B. H. Edmonds
Atec
A. & Garden
L. L. Williams
Gonantes
John J. Belton
Patton
St. Mary's Hall
West Texas Miliary Academy
St. Phillips
Strike ties up Kansas City breweries in partial shutdown
Kansas City, Mo May 14 Eight hundred brewery workers at the city’s breweries halted work in a strike over contract renewals. The stoppage left every brewery in the city idle as negotiations stalled and tensions rose among union members and brewery management.
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Kansas Ciy
Kanes City
Bank Fails in Cleveland Oto Owes 2700000
The Reserve Trust company made an assignment today to the Superior Living Trust company. The liabilities are about 2700000. Realization on loans precipitated the failure. Officers say depositors will be paid in full.
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Cleveland
Oto
Reserve Trust Company
Superior Livings Dod Urust Company
Cancer Awe
The
Hante
Storm bids goodbye to San Antonio as Texas cools
A four day storm system over the western Mississippi region delivers heavy rain and vivid lightning across Texas, including San Antonio, which experienced a brief downpour and cool, breezy conditions after midnight. Other Texas locales reported torrential rains with sizable totals, while forecasters predict more showers but generally fair weather ahead.
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Mississippi
San Antonio
Texas
Huntsville
Palestine
Nacomioches
Branham
Corsicana
Houston
Lonarlow
Rockies
Nebrask
Mhany Palachians
San Antonio & Aransoe Pash
Longview
Knights Honor Judge Buckley in Texas gathering
Judge M. E. Huckley of San Antonio was named delegate to the national grand council meeting in St Louis. The Texas Knights, led by State President Thinkley, endorsed unity and opposed moves toward government disorganization. Austin’s John W Brady was elected state advocate. other officers elected include Frank X Alvey Beaumont plate secretary Ed F Ohern Denton state treasurer Wm J Foley Houston state warden Ed V Ryan Galveston.
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M. E. Huckley
San Anteno
Texas
National Grand Council
St. Tenis
Ateuat
Buel Jey
San Antonio
Houston
Order 14
Thinkley
Texas Knights
Picht
Hey
P. J. Lynch
Dielas
John W. Brady
Austin
San Antonio Knights
Frank X. Alvey
Beaumont
Plate
Ed F. Ohern
Dent Pou
Treaser
Wm. J. Foley
Ed V. Ryan
Gelveston
Railroad Men Meet in Texas Association Bi Monthly Session
The Texas association holds its bi monthly meeting today in the International Club rooms. Only trouble is noted in access as attendees gather for the event.
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Association of Texas Reena Accounting
Oficera
Wolding
International Club
Unclear scheme tied to murder case in Indiana farm
A confusing report from Laporta Indiana outlines a murder investigation linked to Mrs Guntess who allegedly lured victims to her farm. Attorneys for David Havens seek to cast doubt on recovered bodies, arguing the fire and cellar findings may not prove preexisting placement.
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Laporta
Ind
Cleveland
David Havens
Iis
Lomphere
Havens
Hailes
Gunnesr
Via
Republicans Hold District Convention in Fourteenth District
The Fourteenth district Republican convention held at Corner Hall elected Julius M. Oppenheimer of the city as delegate No 1 to the Republican National Convention and GN Burrison of Brownwood as delegate No 2. Alternates chosen were Duncitt Mackay of San Antonio and John Hall of Ennipasag. Judge Julius Real of Kerrville presided with W. Wiehter of Fredericksburg as secretary. Resolutions endorsed Roosevelt administration Taft candidacy and Lyon as chairman. A separate note mentions the Los Angeles Motor Cycle event from San Diego with coast route plans and speed expectations, though text is garbled.
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Yhe
Juting Opnenheimer
Ord
Roosevelt
Taft
Stuy Chabinay
Lyon
Hyomel touted as cure for catarrh and asthma in testimonials
Sincere thanks flood in for Hyomel with claims it relieves catarrh bronchitis hay fever and asthma. Writers praise immediate relief and lasting effects while noting a money back guarantee and inhaler use with every bottle and affordable refills, amid misspellings and promotional tone.
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Mia
M. A
Drake
Utter
N.Y
Lodwick Edwards
Madison Ava
Columbus
Hertha Weelsly
Dexar Org Stara
Ban on Private Sewers Spurs City Investigation
Mayor Callaghan ordered a halt to new connections to five private sewer systems while a council committee led by Aldermen Mauermann Lockwood and Caray conducts a probe into private sewerage operations. The action follows concerns of excessive charges and past construction without proper city permits.
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Callaghan
Councill
Alvermen Mauermann
Lockwood
Caray
Mauermann
Ars
Chir
Joe Ryan
Witte
Republicans Riot at Ohio Convention Gathered in Eaton
Dayton Ohio May 14 a riot over the processions and seating at the Republican congressional convention in Eaton followed a clash in which four policemen were rough handled by armed men of the Hleser faction. Leaders of the convention had arranged using the opera house where tension rose as factions fought over seating and possession before the meeting. The Harding faction stationed men in the hall to challenge their rivals but the Bleser faction retained control after the melee.
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Dayton
Ohio
Eaton
A. Gale
Congressional
Miller
Bleser
Qale
Opera House
Harding
Ypoer
Pe Meemon
Bieser
City tax payments lag as deadline nears
City Collector Willeman said tax receipts are well below normal and with only 14 days left before delinquency, a big rush is expected in the next two weeks. He noted taxpayers often wait until the last minute to pay, prompting anticipated handling of a large workload.
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Willeman
Willemain
Wwe
Ilka
Tien Yush Pe
Hart M'Keees Are Divorced In Paris May 14
Paris May 14 The court granted Hart Maltes a divorce and awarded custody of their child to the wife Mrs. McKee. Shier filed suit in the Forty Fifth district court against W A Shier alleging desertion. They were married December 14 1807 and separated after long marriage. ALL FOR TAFT Spokane May 14 The Republican state convention endorses Taft and votes to bind the delegation until he is defeated or withdrawn.
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Paris
Ay, Shier
W. A. Shier
Taft
Spokane
Wash
Secretare Tati
Verle
Lina
Frellen
Oregon for War Secretary Delegation Divides at Convention
A partial, garbled report from the Oregon state convention indicates a strong lean toward Taft for national delegate, but notable opposition to sending a delegation bound by instructions. The text includes scattered names and fragments, with unclear dates and places.
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Oregon
Portland
Gre
Taft
Teams Liquor Fight Is On In Earnest
Special to The Light Austin Texas May 14 Willecy of Nueces county arrived in town this morning and opened with headquarters for the anti prohibition movement. He will stay permanently or abreast until the close of the anti prohibition campaign. The agitation will be very active front row on and the headquarters here under Senator Willecy's management expects to do some very work.
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Austin
Tex
Way 14
Willecy
Nueces County
Aulis
Wilacy
San Antonio Police Adopt New Headgear Throughout Force
Public notice reports officers debuting brown straw helmets with porous weave for mobility. Incidents near Soledad, Commerce, and Alamo as streetcars collide and milk wagon bolts occur amid the rollout. Details cite Chief Mancyaun and officers Kreuss and McCabe. photo and supplier address at 1326 West Commerce St.
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Marry
Mary Barden
San Antonio
Mancyyaun
Kreuss
Capb McCabe
Jorquin Gurrere
Soledad
Commerce
Alamo
Mtformen
Klingcroith
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Call OF the South
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Sir Meatradions
Tom Dixon
Ema Miri
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Austen Formel
South
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U. 5 Rally
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San Antonian
Grand Council
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Los Angeles Motorayele
San Diego
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Southern Ige Company
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