Intertype two letter typesetting exhibit in San Antonio
International Typesetting Machine Co showcases an Intertype two letter typesetting machine at 416 Navarro behind Goggan's Music Store, one block from the Gunter hotel. William D. Cox oversees the exhibit with W. C. Benarder demonstrating the machine for local and southern markets.
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International Typesetting Machine Co
Brooklyn
New York
San Antonio
Navarro Street
Goggan
Gunter Hotel
Intertype
Houston
Texas
Galveston
Herald
Brownsville
Sentinel
William D. Cox
New Orleans
W. C. Benarder
South
Navarro St
Thos
Revenue Cutter seeks seven young officers for service
Washington May 15 The revenue cutter service will hold examinations in major cities from June 23 to June 26 to select two line cadets and five engineer corps cadets. Successful candidates join the Itasca or the New London school for probation. line cadets serve three years engineer cadets at least one year. Line applicants must be 18 to 24 American citizens engineer candidates 20 to 25. Selected cadets begin pay on appointment.
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Washington, D. C
Revenue Cutter Service
Engineer Corps
Revenue Cutter
Itasca
Revenue Cutter School
New London
Fourteen to Receive Diplomas at San Marcos High
San Marcos Texas May 15 a class of fourteen high school students will receive diplomas at the commencement exercises. Honors go to Newton Wilson the salutatorian Miss Jennie Camp class prophet, Miss Jessie Allen valedictorian. Other members include Iona Cook Ellene Cowan Pansy Cowan Aileen Gillespie Laura Hogan Mony Beall McGee Amy Motheral John Price Harold Taylor Newton Wilson Willard Storey Edwin Terry.
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San Marcos
Tex
Newton Wilson
Jennie Camp
Jessie Allen
Iona Cook
Ellene Cowan
Pansy Cowan
Aileen Gillespie
Laura Hogan
Mony Beall McGee
Amy Motheral
John Price
Harold Taylor
Willard Storey
Edwin Terry
Freighter Killed by Train Near Uvalde
Levi Pennington of Rock Springs was struck and killed by Southern Pacific passenger train No. 10 in Uvalde Texas last night. Officials cited blocked track view due to standing cars as the cause of the fatal accident.
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Uvalde
Tex
Levi Pennington
Rock Springs
Southern Pacific
Big Chicken Supper Tonight and Dinner Tomorrow
Riverside Restaurant advertises a big chicken supper tonight and a big chicken dinner tomorrow with meals priced at 25 cents each. Local readers are invited to attend and enjoy the affordable poultry meals at the Riverside venue.
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Riverside
Houston to Seek Conventions
Houston Chamber of Commerce voted to create and maintain a $35,000 fund to attract conventions and gatherings to the city. The move aims to boost meetings business and visibility for Houston.
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Houston
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Refrigerator Ships Purchased Over Australia Trade
San Francisco reports four large refrigerator steamships bought by a trans Pacific line to haul frozen beef and mutton from Australia and New Zealand. A shipment of 400000 pounds of meat is due to arrive today.
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San Francisco
Cal
Australia
New Zealand
trans-Pacific
Press Association Convenes With Reforms and Debates
The Texas Press Association wraps its convention with President Edwards urging cleaner, honest journalism and editors’ restraint. Committees are appointed on membership, memorials, finance, roll revision, resolutions, and by laws as woman suffrage prompts discussion.
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Edwards
H. P. Nelson
Greenville Banner
L. A. Dunlap
Meridian Tribune
Harry Koch
Quanah Tribune-Chief
R. D. Hudson
Farmersville Times
J. H.S. Bailey
Weatherford Herald
W. S. Spotts
Bonham Favorite
W. A. Harris
Woodman's Journal
N. P. Houx
Mexia Herald
C. W. Geers
Fort Worth Southwest Magazine
J. J. Taylor
Dallas News
Henry Edwards
Troupe Banner
J. E. Cooke
Rockdale Reporter
F. B. BaiHie
Dallas
O. P. Gresham
Temple Pythian Knight
F. M. Getzendaner
Avaide News- Leader
C. F. Lehman
Hallettsville Herald
Otis A. Poole
Cleburne Review
C. W. Taylor
Rogers News
J. M. Cunningham
Kenedy Advance
W. H. Whitley
McGregor Mirror
J. C. Thomas
Childress Post
J. R. Ransone Jr
Cleburne Enterprise
G. A. Boynton
Hamilton Herald
C. W. Wilson
Mineral Wells Index
A. N. Justis
Corsicana Courier-Light
T. E. Haskell
News
Plainview
Levi Dunlap
Shaw D. Ray
Winnsboro Free Press
R. B. Lockhart
Pittsburg Gazette
Will H. Whitley
Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown Commercial
R. Hudson
Irving Index
J.S. Daley
Dublin Progress
the Press
Texas Industrial Congress
Henry Exall
Texas
A. R. McCollum
Waco Tribune
W. E. Gilliland
Baird Star
B. C. Murray
Denison Gazetteer
A. & M. of Texas
W. B. Bizzell
Wichita Searchlight
Haney
Co. B. Gillespie
Houston Chronicle
Bayou City
Texas Press Association
Houston
St. Anthony Hotel
Gillespie
Wichita
Falls
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and dissolve gravel, with protections for diabetes and rheumatic conditions. It advertises mail order availability for $1.90 and mentions two months of treatment per small bottle, citing Dr. BE. W. Hall of St. Louis and druggists as sellers.
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Texas Wonder
Texas
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Drugcista
List of Texas Officials and Residents Named in Albany Letters
A long rail of names appears, listing Hudson Irving Paul Baker Albany R H Gates Centerville J A Praske and numerous others across Texas cities including Cleburne Weatherford Galveston Dallas San Antonio and Houston. The fragmentary item reads as a directory of individuals and married couples connected to various locales and officials.
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Press Club
Joseph Emerson Smith
Fort Sam Houston
Gunter Hotel
Ww. S. Conness
Austin
Homer Wade
Stamford
Ben F. Smith
Lock J
L. Ulrich
San Antonio
John W. Stayton
Coroua Christi
E. L. Ramsey
Thorndale
William N
Bonner
Wichita Falls
Tex
A.L. Heugel
J. T. Young
E. P. Haney
Mercury
Weimar
F. B. Illio
Dallas
W. M. Harper
Houston
W. A. Johnson
Memphis
Tom Bell
Comanche
R. E. Hudson
Farmersville
J. M. Cunningham
Kenedy
Floyd P. Lochard
Mattie B. Middleton
Waxahachie
William T. Eichholz
Cuero
Harry M. Johnston
W. B. Kendall
Roy Woodward
Pearsall
Rilo Grande Clarion
J. H. Waggener
Sun
Whitewright
S. C. Young
Miller & Orem
Harry Koch
Quanah Tribemen
S Hy. Walthall
Orange Daily Leader
B. F. Harige
Journal
la Grange
A. D. Houge
D. ©. Bell
Columbus Citizen
W. Straley
Hico News-Review
Charles Mrazek
Express
Garwood
J. W. Spencer
Goss Printing Press Company
Chicago
R. T. Milner
College Station
H. W. Bransford
Barnhart Bros
Spindler
L. Seabrook
Wave
Port Lavaca
Frank B. Knight
C. W. Geers
Southwest Magazine
Fort Worth
Grace I. Mitchell
Robstown
William A. Bowen
Arlington Farmers’ Fireside Bulletin
O. P. Gresham
Texas
Pythian Banner-Knight
L. E. Haskell
the’ Index
Spencer
Herald
West, Tex
F. Teasons
Ublic Intestruction
J. E . Bailay
Weatherford
Eugene Thompson
A. H. Poole
Cleburne
H. Poole
E. 8. Eberey
R. M
Washington
D. C
Arthur Walliner
D. C. Harrison
Seymour
George McQuaid
Galveston
Maigs
Frost
C. H. Abbott
C. H. Tupper
City
R. O. Gusham
Temple
Herbert M. Ogg
W. T. Carter
Killan
B. G. Eisebree
William D. Cox
New Orleans
L. A. Dunlap
Meridian
Jay T. Dunlap
W. C. Vogel
J. L. Pope
Amarillo
C. W. Gordon
James. Buchanan
R. F,. Cates
Bartlett
M. C. Hill
H. E. Faubian
Marble Falls
A. W. Sledge
Ballinger
J. Stuart Pearce
Orange
H. F. Mayes
Brownwood
W. 8. Spotts
Bonham
Ovid A. Spotts
W. A. Smith
Ban Saba
G. W. Faulkner
Santa Anna
W. C. Barrickman
Mrs. R. M. Thompson
Goldthwaite
L. G. Swope
Lee Clark
B. B. Alling
Henry Mueller
Brenham
E. G. McGuirk
Calvert
F. B. Holland
Adina de Zavala
G. H. Yetmap
E. C. Hunter
Sherman
John Wood
H. W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Mrs. J. gfy.Thomas
Childress
Governor Colquitt to speak at newspaper men’s smoker
Governor QO B Colquitt will deliver a ten minute address at the Gunter Hotel tonight to assembled newspaper men. The brief speech aims to outline state policy and bolster press relations among attendees.
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Austin
Gunter Hotel
QO. B. Colquitt
Governor to address crowd via long distance megaphone stunt
The governor will not attend in person but will sit in his Austin office eighty miles away. A loud-talking telephone setup by Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co will project his voice across the ballroom. H McKeand oversees the installation of transmitting and receiving gear including a megaphone receiver. a test is expected to succeed.
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Austin
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
H. McKeand
General Toll
Company For
Texas
McKeand
Governor Colquitt
Wichita Falls Delegation Aims for 1914 Convention Site
Fort Worth reporters and Texas newspaper men gathered for the state convention route to San Antonio. Wichita Falls sent a large delegation due to its candidacy to host the 1914 meeting.
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Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Tex
West Texas
San Antonio
Bacteria Decline in Montclair Ice Cream Debate
In Montclair New Jersey health officials publish scores showing bacteria levels in local ice cream. One dealer fell from 35 000 000 to 1 000 000 bacteria per cubic centimeter, another from 14 000 000 to 140 000 000?
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Montclair
N. J
City Officials Prepare June Bond Election to Fund Bridges
City commissioners plan an ordinance to authorize a June election on issuing bonds of unspecified amount to fund ongoing river and bridge projects carried over from the previous administration. If approved, funds will be used. if not, work may be halted.
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Houston
Tex
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L. P. Peck
Lone Star State
Texas Press
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Patoo
Alamo City
Messrs. Rountree
Gresham
Hunter
Patrick Quinlan
Paterson
Wolfson
Palm Beach
Panama
Saul Wolfson
Dro Goods Co
Governor's
Goss
SAN Antonio Light
SAN Antonio Express
FT. Worth Star Telegram
Dallas Dispatch
Beaumont Journal
EL Paso Herald
SAN Angelo Standard
Waco News
Galveston Tribune
Temple Telegram
Paris News
Abilene
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