Local Council Aids Boy Scout Movement in San Antonio
About 25 to 50 San Antonio business leaders gather at the St. Anthony hotel for a noon luncheon to ratify bylaws and plan a city wide Boy Scout organization. Victor Keller proposes dividing the city into council divisions to organize troops across wards.
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San Antonio
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Victor Keller
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Mrs Bishop Is Cured After Kidney Pills Use
Mrs M Bishop of Columbus Kansas suffered a weak back for years from kidney trouble. She started taking Foley Kidney Pills and soon the back pain left and she is now fully cured. Edwards King Drug Co.
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M. Bishop
Columbus
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Foley
Edwards-King Drug Co
Leroy Thacker
Watertown
S. Dake
Edwards Drug Co
Heroism of convict earns Mills pardon in Mississippi
Harry Mills, a six year murder convict who escaped jail and built a life in Arkansas, received a pardon from Governor Brewer after risking his life during the Mississippi flood fight. He swam through a dangerous eddy to relay a lifeline to a stranded boat and aided refugees despite exposure.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Harry Mills
Brewer
Mills
Arkansas
State wins judgments in railroad anti-trust case
District Judge Wilcox ruled for the state in the Moore et al case for 5693 dollars and against J B Lewright for 2700 dollars and against the estate of George W Allen for 2648 dollars. The decision relates to the 1906 compromise where railroads and express companies confessed to violating anti trust laws by exclusive contracts.
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Austin
Tex
Wilcox
Twenty-sixth District
Warren W. Moore
J. B. Lewright
George W. Allen
Railroads of
Texas
Express Companies
Stone Hurls Swift Broadside on Campaign Spectacle at Chicago
Senator Stone of Missouri denounces the campaign as a sad spectacle and a ruffian fight as he contrasts Damon and Jonathan with Roosevelt and Taft. He predicts the Republican Party will lose power, while Democratic contenders are praised for dignity and propriety.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Stone
Missouri
Senate
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David
Jonathan
Damon
Theodore Roosevelt
Pythias
William Howard Taft
Stone
LaFollette
Europe
Taft
Chicago
Sheriff Tobin Stands by Deputies in False Imprisonment Suit
Sheriff Tobin declared he did not cancel deputy appointments and will back four Negro deputies who filed suit for false imprisonment after arrest by police. Attorneys draft petitions as habeas corpus hearings proceed. Judge Seeligson refused discharge, releasing two defendants on recognizance while remanding pistol cases to county court.
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Tobin
Arthur Seeligson
R. H. Henry
Joe Ellis
Local onion growers report fair yield and irrigation aid
Ortone and Tialine report in Luling Texas on May 21 that onion crops are being gathered with fair yields, boosted where irrigation was used. The Irish potato crop is a failure.
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Luling
Tex
Flanders Electric car features praised for efficiency and safety
The Flanders Electric brand touts a host of innovations including a standard horizontal hand control, light pedal pressure, emergency brake tied to the controller, a 30 cell 140 ampere hour battery, and a rear axle mounted worm drive. The design claims 95 percent power transfer to rear wheels, a low hung body, and easy riding springs.
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Flanders Company
Flanders
A. H. Timmerman
Flanders Electric
Hotel Arrivals List Reflects Wide National Attendance
A detailed hotel arrivals list shows guests and parties from multiple states and cities including New York, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, San Francisco, and Boston. Names such as D. H. Hasking, J. T. Rucker, and H. Lewis appear among visitors, with several accompanying families and individuals from Seguin, Victoria, Laredo, and Premont, among others.
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Sessee
St. Anthony
B. B. Haskins
D. H. Hasking
Gonzales
L. T. Brownie
Houston
R. H. McArthur
Louieville
C. W. Johnson
New York
Charles C. Crawford
C. H. Bishop
Laredo
Menger
H. L. Nixon
Minneapolis
Eriel L. Beck
J. F. Fulkerson
Dallas
John M. Flenniton
W. J. Morrison
J. C. Eddy
Philadelphia
J. EB. Griffin
H. W. Mehrle
Chicago
E. N. Myers
el Paso
D. Bell
Roswell
N. Mex
Cal Speer
Carrizo Springs
Edith
Lena
D. F. Lyttle
Pittsburg
H. Langton
J. T. LaPrade
Victoria
Clara Goodspeed
Seguin
F. A. Harrell
Austin
A. B. Dozier
Taylor
B. D. Hogan
Yoakum
H. C. Rarig
Gregory
W. McCarriston
Army Man John Potts Marries Miss Maryland Spring in San Francisco
John Potts of the United States Marine Corps wed Miss Maryland Spring daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Spring in San Francisco yesterday. Potts is the son of Brig Gen Ramsey D Potts commander of the central division. Spring traveled from San Antonio to San Francisco, met her future husband and became Mrs Potts. She was well known in this city.
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John Potts
United States Marine Corps
Miss Maryland Spring
J. W. Spring
San Francisco
Potts
Ramsey D. Potts
Central Division
United States Army
Miss Spring
San Antonio
Houston Jeweler Shot in His Store
In Houston Texas on May 21 a prominent jeweler H N Frachtman was wounded with a pistol in his shop during an early morning incident. A woman, reportedly Mrs L G O, was found suffering from poisoning and was evacuated to the infirmary. her condition is described as grave. Frachtman claims he was attacked while attempting to seize a pistol from the attacker. Leroy Thacker of Watertown South Dakota is cited with a claim about rheumatic relief.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
H. N. Frachtman
Oklahoma City
Frachtman
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