Barnes Still on Stand in Roosevelt Breach Case
William Barnes concluded his direct testimony in his lawsuit against Theodore Roosevelt denying parts of Roosevelt and Loyal W. France testimony and contradicting William Losh He claimed Roosevelt reproached him for backing him as temporary state chairman in 1910, and his counsel argued to show the covenant’s dominance in the Republican party He denied seeking to sway legislators during the 1931 senatorial deadlock and said he spoke with Charles F Murphy of Tammany Hall.
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Tredore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
W. France
Wiliam Losh
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Can
Republican
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Hames
Charles F. Murphy
Texans Lead in Mission Budget Push At Southern Baptist Meeting
The Southern Baptist Convention pledged a total budget of 1,068,750 for home and foreign missions for the coming year, with Texas requesting 1,000,000 for foreign and 50,000 for home missions. Leaders debated substitutions, approved the budget, and detailed apportionments across states including Texas programs and debts to be addressed.
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Virginia
Georgia
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
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Tennessee
District of Columbia
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Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Vargilitz
Smeg Burrowstani
FRASS AS A DRINK IN NORSETA ISLANDS TALES
A Baltimore American note reports Norse legends about frass and drinkable water on the Haitian Islands. It describes cattle and horses living without drinking water, subsisting on grass called maninta, with seasonal rains and long treks, while observers wonder at their waterless existence and limited thirst.
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Hatyaitian
Aden
Marty
Murnay
Genin
Real Facts About Rheumatism and Its Remedies
An advertisement touts 5 8 8 as a divine antidote for rheumatism, claiming it clears impurities and relieves pain. It urges readers to avoid substitutes, promises natural relief, and directs those with stubborn cases to write to The Swit Specife Co for guidance from a physician-led department.
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Pyle
Exner
Medien
Specife Co
Atlante
Fragmented Travel Narrative About Tragic Event
A hazy account describes a detour of about a mile leading to a French house where a wolf appears and the situation escalates. The wagon and troupe struggle with water shortages and the journey continues toward a distant destination as the narrative hints at a tragedy involving travelers.
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Auto Ordinance Enforcement Warns of Crackdown
Mayor Pro Tem Steves issued orders enforcing state auto ordinances to curb reckless driving in Wiley. He warned arrests any violators and proposed street centerline red lights with insulated wiring and a central standard at Dewey and Bellinger to alert approaching motorists. The plan aims to reduce accidents and improve night driving safety amid coast visit.
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Wiley
Steves
Dewey and Bellingo
City Electrician
Con Verse
Notice of Bids for Texas State Purchases 1916
Notice from the Office of State Purchasing Austin Texas dated May October 1916 invites sealed proposals to supply a three to twelve month stock to state charitable and charitable institutions beginning September 1 1915. Items include boots shoes groceries laundry supplies crockery glassware hardware tools drugs meats and various other goods. Proposals due June 21 1915 at 10 a m with bids opened publicly. George Lavvy State Purchasing Agent.
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State Purchasinggent
Austin
Texas
al- Heles
Torus
George Lyavy
Gibson Bill Faces Senate Vote Amid House Races
In Austin, debate rages over the Gibson insurance measure as supporters predict Senate passage while opponents vow to fight. House actions center on striking lines and advancing amendments, with Governor Ferguson’s role noted as pivotal. The session also curries attention on state finance, including the Panama Pacific Exposition appropriation and printing bills, as lawmakers contest delays and power to contract.
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Senate
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Maker
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Ferguson
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Wagetaff Howe
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Committee On Education
Supreme Court
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Tia Binle
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Bonate Finance Committee
Jesaig Agullin
Salt Antonio
Chicago
Tom Hay
Pont- Lentkay Committee
Ben
Atte House
Baptists condemn YWCA branches in resolution
Houston Cox May 19 The Young Women's Christian Association franchises and Baptist schools were condemned today in a resolution by the Woman's Missionary Union auxiliary to the Southern Baptist convention. The note mentions aid for Belgian war victims from "King Albert's Bank" fund and proceeds from a London published book. A New Sheriff is named in Lockhart Texas as Sheriff Franks vacancy is filled after Franks' assassination. Ranger Captains Fox and Sanders continue investigation.
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Cox
Young Woman's Christan Association
It Baptist Schools
Woman's Missinary, Union
Southern Baptist] Convention
Womnan
Bartist Organicalun
Briglons
Belgium
King Albert'a Bank
London
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Madison Street
West
Commerce Street
Lockhart
Tex
W. WI
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Fox and
Sanders
Item Welcomed by Many Mien
A health tonic described as a three grain tablet is touted as reviving energy for those overworked despondent or nervous with symptoms like heart palpitations dizziness and poor circulation. Readers are advised to obtain and use three grain Vadamene tablets with instructions provided.
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Toitani
Mines Pay in Gold Basis in Mexico Conflict Tangle
Fragmented wartime dispatch reports Carranza forces winning or denying victory as Villa troops push in central Mexico. A decree in El Paso orders mine operators to pay workers in gold pesos due to currency pressures, while American and foreign interests urge Washington to press Villista authorities. Nine Mexican detainees near Fort Bliss released. details remain unclear.
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Amner An Nithing
Loillass
Conunultus
Armerican
Cen
New York
Washington
Canningy
Lailay Lesued
Chrepon
Carranan
Seward, Anccenets
Villa
Clash Near Leon Reported In Mexican War Dispatch
Galveston Texas reports a message from the Marranti government claiming Obregon’s forces attacked near Leon. It says the Vistas repulsed the attack with over 472 dead wounded and many prisoners, including artillery corps, while General Ville and Jellen Mac Ron’s reactionaries are cited in the terse dispatch.
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Galveston
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Juan T. Thirns
Mu- Ha
Menges
Seaucad
Tele Sropie
Marranti
Obregon
Ville
Quregan
Mothers urge milk supply be watched by council
Mothers of San Antonio plan a petition to the sanitation commissioner urging stricter enforcement of the milk ordinance as hot weather nears. The council cites inspector shortages and calls for improved purity, with Miss Umma Pirie and Dr. Mary Harper stressing cleanliness and the link to infant mortality. A follow up meeting is set to outline next year’s work under the new administration.
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Council of Mothers
Wali
San Antonio
Board of Health
County Medical Society
Umma Pirie
Pulsite
Mary Harper
Marriage Licenses Filed for Eqarag and Wrelle Ruz
A local notice lists marriage licenses filed for Eqarag Vrack and Wrelle Ruz with details readable from the page. The brief entry names the couple and the filing city, reflecting standard civic records.
Five Die After Drinking Poison Mistook for Alcohol
Five persons including John Blount 34 and Mrs Fannie Caldwell 31 died after drinking poison they thought was grain alcohol in a new apartment basement. John Lynch 6,1 and others were treated. Caldwell survived. Also notes the Apex Oil and Gas Co of San Antonio charter approval in Austin.
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Ignor
Enuneté Blount
Orother
John Bloant
Fannie Caldwell
John B Lanch
Mary North
Caldwell
Fay
John Blownt
Lynch
Drs. Caldwell
Jase Weswood Aleom
San Antonio OH Company
Austin
Tex
Apex Ol and Gas Company
San Antonio
Wes ‘Ediday
State Department
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