Bread Fifteen Cents a Loaf in New York Town
Appointed Prong New York May 26 closing 400 bakeries amid strike push bread price to 15 cents a loaf. Strikers consider cooperative bakeries to ease famine. A play in East Broadway dramatizes police at meetings to rouse sympathy. Some strikers impersonate day labourers. others are professionals. About 1000 reserve police on duty. minor clashes reported.
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New York
Baksts
Co-Operative
Bale-Eries
Freed for killing last of Texas bad men Walter Jones acquitted
Fort Worth May 20 Walter Jones charged with shooting Walker Hargrove, one of Texas last bad men who had killed many. He was acquitted in Judge Buck's district court after Buck instructed the jury to render a not guilty verdict while still seated. Hargrove had been killed a year earlier in a saloon.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Walter Jones
Walker Hargrove
Texas Man Heir to Nearly Million Dollars
Special Dispatch from Palestine reports Claude Mitchell a dispatcher in the International and Great Northern line learned he is the fifth heir to an immense estate valued near a million dollars. Mitchell, from Cleveland Texas, was notified in Nashville Tennessee of the inheritance.
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Palestine
Claude Mitchell
International & Great Northern
Nashville
Tennel
Mitchell Jef
Tidey
Hig
Cleveland, Tex
Oil magnate H. H. Ropers dies. esteem shown in New York
Announced from New York May 20. H. H. Ropers Standard Oil capitalist railroad builder and philanthropist died yesterday. Prominent business leaders sent telegrams of regret. Funeral set for 10 am tomorrow at Meaiah, with Rev. Dr. Robert Collier officiating. Entombment in Riverside mausoleum, Oxford near Fair Haven. Pallbearers listed include Elbridge Gerry, Geo Moffett, John Archbald, C A Peabody, War Rockefeller, and others.
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Prissy
New York
H. H. Ropers
Standard Oil
Rogers
Standard Oi! Company
Meaiah
Robert
Collier
Tagers
Riverside Cemetery
Oxford
Fair Haven
Elbridge Gerry
Geo. Moffett
John Archbald
C. A. Peabody
Paine
War Rockefeller
Tarsiman
Edward Bedford
Jamon Beek
Mellville Stone
Vred Tordan
Dotn D. Ryan
Saanual
Clemens
Miles elected president of San Antonio Typographical Union
In an election at Trades Council hall, Robert A. Miles was chosen president of San Antonio Typographical Union No. 172 with 97 percent turnout. He will also serve as delegate to the international convention in St Joseph, Missouri, in August. Other officers were elected, including View president C V Tanncanter and secretary treasurer G Koerps. The Mammoth National Bank was named zonal agent.
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Trades Council Hall
Robert A. Miles
San Antonio
Gabe Henslon
Reading
H. M. Church
Roy Loman
E. B. Murphy
George Ts. Rine
Trades Council
William J. Hoefgen
John F. Beeeney
H. M. Tedford
Allied Tinting Traded Council
William L. Toefgen
Herman Schucten
Nordhaus
Iting
Coy
J. A. Tolioson
John F. Sweeney
Mamo National Bank
Mrs Albertine Peters Dies In San Antonio At 38
Mrs Albertine Peters wife of Nic Paters president of Retail Mer chats association and a city businesswoman died at 6 o clock yesterday afternoon at her home 422 Zavala Street She was about 38 and had lived in San Antonio 45 years She survived by her husband three sons Albert Covis and Charles a daughter Tana two brothers May tione and Garl Unene of Lavern a and Ra Taeee of New Berlin The funeral will be held at 1 oclock afternoon from the Vedi Veveo services at Grace English Lutheran Church with Rev S C Felger and Rev Haytmen Interment in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Albertine Peters
Nic Paters
Retail Merchats’ Association
Zavala Street
Decedent
San Antonio
Peters
Hisband
Albert
Covis
Charles
Tana
Shren
Maytione
Garl Unene
Laverna
Ra Taeee
New Berlin
A'Olack
Grace English Lutheran Church
S.C. Felger
Fagual
Haytmen
Oarman
Odd Fellows
Mongolian Steamer Caught in Drift Ice at St Johns Harbor
The Mongolian of the Alleun line remains wedged in drifting ice near St Johns harbor unable to move. From Glasgow May 3 and Liverpool a few days later, the liner carries 500 passengers and faced increasing resistance as it neared land. Rescue boats and fishermen communicated with officers and passengers before returns to shore.
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Associated Press
North Sydney
St. Johns
New
Liverpot
Tanai
ThyaMamer
Mrs S M Echterhof Dies This Morning
Mrs Susana M Hehterhog, long time Baxar county resident, died at a local hospital at 4 45 this morning at age 60. Wife of Henry Eehterhof, a prominent farmer east of town, she leaves six children Lewis Anna Minna Gus Herman and Henry. Also survived by brothers and two sisters in the county. Funeral tomorrow at 4 from San Antonio Undertaking and Embalming parlors on Blywstent. Reverend Hartmann to officiate. interment in Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers named Wagner Jr Conrad Flaig B Holle Levis Wek rart Adel Klar and Bruoat Dieroltf.
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Susana M. Hehterhog
Baxar County
Henry Eehterhof
Fur Eechterhof
Lewis
Anna
Minna
Gus
Herman
Henry
Phrae
Erstiling
San Antonio
Constipation Remedy Promises Gentle Relief
A fragment from a 19th century notice touts a remedy labeled as a supportive aid to nature rather than a substitute for proper living and regular habits. The text hints at gradual improvement with personal effort and appropriate use, mentioning a syrup product from Benulne Syruptiga and price details.
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Frise Ornia Aig Spur Co
Amree Tegear
Grand jury in Tulsa launches rapid fraud probe
Special deputy in Tulsa conducts third federal grand jury session amid a fraud inquiry implicating Governor Hankelig. Virginia witnesses proceed. eight sessions planned. Judge Marshall refused to remove District Attorney Gregg over alleged prejudice. Charges forwarded to Washington at Gregg's request. Gregg expects vindication.
Elect Moderator This Afternoon
Rantonville Arkansas May 20 Preliminary to organization of the general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterial church Judge Pendergast of Marshall Texas retiring moderator delivered a sermon titled Knowledge Is Power The woman's mission group held its first session today on matters incident to organization About 340 delegates including many ministers are already present with more expected before the assembly opens later today
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Associated Press
Rantonville
Ark
General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterial Church
Pendergast
Marshall
Tex
San Antonio Police Seek Reappointment Applications
San Antonio cops fill out two year reappointment blanks as Mayor Callighan seeks to enlarge the force. Applicants must prove San Antonio residence a year prior, voter eligibility, age marital status residence weight height reading writing and mental and physical fitness for service.
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San Antonio
Callighan
Police Forte
Presbyterian Session Opens in Denver General Assembly
The one thousand two hundred twenty first Presbyterian general assembly meets at Central Presbyterian in Denver with worship. Moderators and candidates are listed as Rev. Dr. Fullerton of St. Louis to deliver the morning address and balloting to begin after lunch. Early indications point to Dr. George Hall of Chicago as next moderator. two withdrawals named Dir. Robert Mcouaie of New York and Dr. Jelmaton of Colorado Springs. About 2,000 commissioners attend. C.K. Panlap of Galveston Houston notes progress on the new freight spot and building plans, slated for completion within the month.
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Denver
Cols
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Fullerton
St. Louis
George Hall
Chicago
Robert McKouaie
New York
Jelmaton
Colorado Springs
Conn
Thessembly
Boy killed by horse kick in Texas
Special Dispatch from Mt Pleasant Texas May 20 8 Amith a boy aged 10 was instantly killed at Winfeld eight miles west of hera today by a horse which kicked him on the head The boy was leading the animal when a blow from its hoof crushed his skull
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Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Amith
Winfeld
Hera
Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Relief
In historic medical notes Catarrh was long deemed incurable but is now treated as constitutional. Hill's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio is touted as the only constitutional remedy. Taken orally from 10 drops to a spoonful, it aims at blood and mucous surfaces, with a promise of circulars and dealer endorsements.
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Doclora
Hill
F. J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney ,O
Toledo
Ohio
Adareau
B.J. Cheney & CO
Metalized Texas Toads for Hatpins
Chicago May 20. Two thousand horned fords from Texas are undergoing metalizing at a Waukegan plant to be formed into hat pins. The company plans to produce 80,000 toad pins. The toads are supplied by a man collecting them for the firm. The concept aims to appeal to buyers seeking novelty hat pins.
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Associated Pens
Chicago
Texas
Waukegan
Comnpany
Campbell Refuses to Comment on Texas Secretaries Meeting
Governor Campbell attended the Texas Commercial Secretaries convention in Dallas with interest but would not comment on criticisms. He continues work on the general appropriation bill and plans to trim and sign it by May 26, using the interim to advance the measure.
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Antin
Tex
Campbell
Texas Commercial Secretaries
Dallas
Electrician White Improves at Home After Injury
Electrician Will A White, injured on South Plores Street when a falling guard frightened his horse and toppled his wagon, remains confined to home. Recovery progresses slowly and it may be several weeks before he can leave bed.
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Will A. White
South Plores
Mets
Blood Purifying Balm Promises Cure for Many Ailments
Vintage advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a tonic to cleanse and enrich the blood, claim relief from aches, skin troubles, and unspecified poisons. It lists liver and gland benefits, urges self treatment at home, and offers sample sizing with postal delivery.
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Bolauie
Sara Botanic
Aerangthenie
Vorvan
Bois
Attnata
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Atama Heights
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Broadway
Fifth Avenue
27Th St
Sarcpran
Pian
Ferihlage
Popber Ph
Hearsthe
Bocals Lane
Cassine
George W. Sweeney
Peornccren
Angus Gorton
King Edward Hotel
Toronto
Canafa
Menger
Alamo Plaza
WM. C. Bruce
ST. Anthony
America
Bwearingen & Som
Hotel Losoya
Burgaphans
Business Man's Club
Carnegie Library
Strost
Cantao
Pros
Mathewson Narragansett Pier
Newport
Atlantic
Mathewson
E. I. Mathewson Proprietors & Managare
Gallatin
West 46Th Street
Sthave
New York City
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Pannaci
Long Branch
St.denisy Broadway
11Th Street
Txery
WM. Taylor& Son, Inc
Martinique
J3ni Street
Fletcher's
Castoria Printers
R. A. Miles
Te “West Gardendale
S. M. Echterhof
Uae
Grand Jury
Gregg Sit
Nest Gardendale
Presbyterian
C.K. Panlap
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Houston
Boy
Kigk
White
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