Roosevelt Would Not Arbitrate Everything
Associated Press report from New York details former President Roosevelt debating an arbitration treaty with Great Britain. He argues that while broader arbitration is possible, rights to defend national honor and integrity must remain outside such binding terms. The piece also notes John A. Mueller, secretary of the city board of health, is ill at home with rheumatism.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
John A. Mueller
City Board of Health
Typo s Want Organizers Special to the Light
The Texas State Printers' council voted to ask President Lynch of the International Typographical union to place organizers in Texas for at least three years. Officers elected include J. Will Moore of Waco as president F. R. Lawdon of Denison as vice president T. D. Whitman of Waco as secretary treasurer J. A. Florer of Dallas as chairman of the executive committee.
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Waco
Tex
Texas State Printers’ Council
Lynch
International Typographical Union
Texas
J. Will Moore
F. R. Lawdon
Denison
T. D. Whitman
J. A. Florer
Dallas
F. N. Graves
C. W. Woodman
A. B. Speer
State Farmers Union
Fort Worth
Mystery Chicagoan buys rare books at New York auction
The mysterious Chicagoan bought the Swanne book in New York for 21000 dollars and also purchased the Amsterdam Cook Book. The buyer was identified today as Mrs. Harold F. McCormick daughter of John D. Rockefeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
New York
Harold F.cCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Swanne
Anthony Named Superintendent of Motive Power for Gould Lines
Houston May 19 press report says General Manager Freeman of the Gould lines in Texas has chosen F. S. Anthony as superintendent of motive power with headquarters at Marshall.
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Houston
Tex
Freeman
Gould Lines
Texas
Anthony
Marshall
Taylor Fire Alarm System Planned For Taylor Texas
President T W Falkenberg of the Taylor fire department orders secretary Peter C Goebel to consult with fire alarm manufacturers and with other city departments to install the most practical system aligned with Taylor’s means and needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor, Tex
T. W. Falkenberg
Taylor Fire Department
Peter C. Goebel
Taylor
Doctor Sherman Found Guilty of Murder in the Second Degree
CHATTANOOGA May 19 Guilty of murder in the second degree with punishment at ten years in the state penitentiary was the verdict today in the case against Dr John Sherman charged with murdering his brother in law Thomas B Norman in East Chattanooga on February 6 Motion for a new trial was entered immediately.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
State Penitentiary
John Sherman
Thomas B. Norman
East
Economy in Absorption Keeps Thrifty Housewife Busy
A playful exchange shows a thrifty housewife who saves by soaking asparagus in cold water to absorb liquid like oysters. The humorous remark highlights frugality and resourceful cooking.
Rains Bring Benefit Across Southwest Texas
Telegraphed reports say rains Wednesday and yesterday benefited cotton across Southwest Texas. The districts touched include Alice Falfurrias Karnes City Kenedy Stockdale Floresville Jourdanton Pleasanton Hondo and nearby towns with additional showers at Laredo Lockhart Luling Flatonia Weimar and along lines between San Antonio and Aus and San Antonio and Laredo.
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Texas
Alice
Falfurrias
Karnes City
Kenedy
Stockdale
Floresville
Jourdanton
Pleasanton
Hondo
Laredo
Lockhart
Luling
Flatonia
Weimar
San Antonio
Ausi
San Antoio Ad La‘redo
Sutherland Springs Baptist encampment set for July
CAMP OPENS IN JULY LOCKHART Tex May 19 Announcement has been made of the Sutherland Springs Baptist encampment to be held July 4 to 14 at Sutherland Springs. The group will use twenty five acres on the Cibolo river with a large auditorium. The program covers Sunday school missions Bible study and women’s work with noted speakers already secured and more details to follow.
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Lockhart
Tex
Sutherland Springs
Cibolo River
W. M. A. Barcas
Philatheas
S. J. Porter
F. C. McConnell
B. H. Carroll
A. J. Barton
T. G. Harris
Geo. W. Baines
J. F. Love
John A. Held
R. Carroll
C. D. Daniel
H. Beauchamp
W. T. Davis
W. T. Curtis
B. A. Copass
Miss Mary King
J. W. Dickenson
E. C. Heuth
R. F. Stokes
J. T. Bell
C. H. Wray
H. D. Heath
T. V. Neal
C. B. Forgason
J. P. Smith
E. E. Bagwell
B. M. Sims
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Charles H. Hyde
Carnegie Company of New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Hyde
Rockefeller
THE
San Antonio Loan & Trust
Commerce Street
An Gho
W. Beackenridgs
Zerey Coman
Dwin Cham Vy
Naan Kampmann
B. A. Stribling
Patter
WM. L. Herffp
Eie'y Tad Weaver
Amerigan Bank
Alamo
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Point de Paris
Yin
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Ater
Copenhagen
Gore
Oxfords
Child's Oxfords
Royal Society
Baptists
Alamo and
Commerce
Lin
American and Simpson
Ginghams
Saul Wolfson Dry Goods ON
Commerce Streets
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