Powers Seek End to Turco Italian War
Paris May 22 The extension of the Turco Italian war prompts renewed efforts by the powers to end the conflict Italy's occupation of eleven Turkish islands in the Aegean alarms Turkey and shifts strategic balance around the eastern Mediterranean The Temps notes the archipelago control alters the map and favors the triple alliance challenging the triple entente and especially Russia and calls for serious consideration of the situation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Italy
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Mediterranean
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
Russia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Eczema in Baby Case
A Maine mother recounts her four month old's eczema spreading to the face hands and body. After cloth masks and restraint, Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have fully cured the child in months, with promotion of the product as a tonic for blood diseases.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Corpus Christi Public Schools To Close For Term Of Nine Months
Corpus Christi Texas announces the nine month term ending May 24 with commencement exercises planned for May 29 at the high school auditorium. The graduating class includes twelve girls and five young men. Highlights include a High School Glee Club recital Wednesday night and several school entertainments marking the close of the term.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
High School
Glee Club
Supreme Court Rules Prohibition Against Judge Made Permanent
The Texas Supreme Court made permanent the writ of prohibition against District Judge James Shepperd preventing interference with the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway in moving its headquarters and shops from Sweetwater to San Angelo. The ruling ends five years of litigation and marks the first writ of prohibition issued by the court. The railroad may now proceed with its removals despite prior legal obstacles.
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Texas
Supreme Court of
Appeals court actions list from Texas criminal appeals
Proceedings in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on May 22 include affirmations reversals and remands of numerous judges from counties such as Bexar Harris Lubbock and Nacogdoches with cases set for June 12. Various attorneys represented state and appellants and motions for rehearing were ruled on or submitted.
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Arenas Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Major Lee
Bexar
J. P. Hippetoe
Foard
Harvey, King
Guadalupe
A. B. Summers
Hardin
Ples Whittaker
Harris
W. J. Overcash
Haskell
W. W. Molthrop
Lubbock
A. D
Willis
Bowles
McLennan
Sam Ferguson
Shelby
Enos Logan
Somerville
Jesse White
Dallas
Emilio Hernandez
Orange
A. H. Daniél
Taylor
Joe Chavez
Earnest Hatfield
Hood
Paul Welch
Lamar
M. J. Crowell
Archer
Jim Lubbock
W. C. McIndoe
Jim Wells
Bill Sain
E. B. Hamilton
Hunt
John Irving
P. M. Sander Et al
Angelina
Tom Collins
Burleson
Appellant
Otto Remlinger
Fayette
J. E. Atkinson
Jones
Russell Kinch
Harrison
Henry Knapp
J. F. Bracken
Delta
C. B. Compton
Williamson
Jacob Busch
Henry Vandenberg
George Whitehead
A. D. Sheppard
Jim Davis
J. R. Dowd
Boze Dugat
Liberty
Tom Brown
Ellis Clardy
Clay
Jesus Jaramillo
Hays
D. B. Williams
Palmer
Charlie Bird
Potter
Cal Garlington
Sabine
Ed Harris
Hill
Lonnie Wood
Tyler
John Gaines
K. B. Brown
M. A. Stevens
Geo. Walker
Bowie
Supreme Court Proceedings in Texas High Court
Special to The Lights Austin May 22 The supreme court today awarded writ of prohibition in Hovey vs Sheppard and affirmed judgments in Grayson County National Bank vs Vandelahr Kincheloe Irrigating Co vs Hahn Bros Co Ennis Waterworks Co vs City of Ennis and more Causes set for June 5 Rochelle vs Lane and petitions for mandamus Fenet vs McCuistion Carothers vs Robison mandamus submitted for decision.
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Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
B. Hovey
James L. Sheppard
Grayson County National Bank
Adelaide Vandelahr
Grayson
Kincheloe
Ennis Waterworks Co
City of
Citizens' Ticket Wins Denver May Election Victory
Denver voters reelect Henry J Arnold as mayor as the Citizens ticket defeats the Speer democratic ticket by more than 12 328 votes. Juvenile court judge Ben Lindsay is reelected by an overwhelming margin.
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Prwhss
Denver
Colo
Citizens
Henry J. Arnold
Speer
Ben Lindsay
Peddler's Class Tax Meant For Drug Salesmen
Austin May 22. Assistant Attorney General Funderburk rules that when salesmen of wholesale drug houses take retail orders they become liable for the patent medicine peddler tax. A single retail order can place a salesman in the peddler class.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Funderburk
Smithville High Plans May 30 Graduation
Smithville High School will hold its graduating exercises in the opera house on May 30. Graduates include Olive Swanson Ora Shearin Robert Steffens Wilson Young Sayers Fitzwilliams and more. University of Texas alumnus Dr T B Baldwin will deliver the commencement address and Rev W T Cochran of Dallas will preach the sermon.
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Smithville
Tex
Wonderful foot treatment promises quick relief for corns
An ad touts Calocide for sore feet claiming it dissolves in warm water to remove causes of corns callouses and bunions. It says to soak feet fifteen minutes and rub sore parts for dramatic results. Wholesale and druggist access is noted with a 25 cent package said to fix worst feet.
Chavez Granted 3000 Bail by High Court
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted bail to Joe Chavez of Bexar County set at 3000 dollars after a lower court denial by Judge Dwyer. Chavez is charged with killing his wife on April 16, 1912, and the court also affirmed Major Lee’s 2 year penitentiary sentence for an attempted disfiguring assault on his wife Sallie Lee.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Joe Chavez
Bexar County
Chavez
Dwyer
Thirtyseventh
Major Lee
Lee
Sallie Lee
Horsford's Acid Phosphate for tired nerves relief
An advertisement promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as relief for brain fag and headaches from mental strain. It urges readers to look for the product and notes its availability with various elations and public notices.
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Horsford
Miners’ Federation Signals Next Fight Over Wages
The British Miners Federation conference in London adjourned after adopting a resolution protesting district wage board awards. It says the minimum wages set are below a living wage and orders the executive to press the government for immediate action and to summon another conference to consider the reply.
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Associated Press
London
The
Miners’ Federation
Carrie
Federation
Fort Worth Hosts Advertising Delegates Mass Meeting
Fort Worth greets advertising men from across the nation as they arrive by train for a mass meeting at the Majestic theater. Delegates from cities including Boston St Louis and Baltimore attend parades banquets and speeches as part of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America gathering.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Laevenworth
Dallas
Majestic Theater
Mark Twain
Texas
Boston
Holland
W. D.davis
Davis
St. Louis
Baltimore
Lake Como
Association
Coliseum
James Schermerhorn
The
Detroit Times
Frederick Highman
London
Miner killed in Ray Arizona mine accident
Ray Arizona May 29 Frank J Daily timekeeper for the Ray Consolidated Mining company was killed Monday night by falling rock in a mine He had worked only five days after arriving from San Marcos Texas His body with his mother and sister will be shipped to San Marcos today
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Associated Press
Ray, Ariz
Frank J. Daily
Ray Consolidated Mining Company
Daily
San Marcos
Tex
Great Causeway Opening Saturday in Houston and Galveston
Houston and Galveston plan a joint open causeway ceremony on Saturday with business activity largely halted. City officials and commerce groups coordinate events including a parade with more than 1000 cars expected to participate.
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Galveston
Houston
Associated Press
Tex
Great Causeway
Burglars Blow Safe at Ohio Postoffice
In St Clairsville Ohio burglars blew the postoffice safe yesterday and escaped with about $12000 in mail matter and money. Local authorities investigate the bold daytime heist with few leads.
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Ohio
Associated Press
ST. Clairsville
Postoffice
Beeville Real Estate Exchange Names Delegates to State Convention
Beeville Texas May 22 Beeville Real Estate exchange votes to send Beeville to the state convention on June 3 4 and 5 President T A Simons is chosen as the delegate with W E Sacks and E C Holt as alternates
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Beeville
Tex
Beeville Real Estate Exchange
T. A. Simons
Local Exchange
W. E. Sacks
E. C. Holtz
New Political Party Sought by National Manufacturers
May 22 New York The National Manufacturers association discussed forming a new political party. President John K. Kirby Jr. urged the move and a drafting committee was named. James A. Emery warned about labor-related bills as he criticized exemptions of labor groups from Sherman act applicability and urged a permanent tariff commission.
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Associated Press
New York
National Manufacturers’ Association
John K. Kirby Jr
James A. Emery
Washington, D. C
National Council For Industrial Defense of the Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
New Freight Classification Postponed in Western Territory
The Interstate Commerce Commission extended the suspension of proposed classification No. 51 until December 14. The re-rating would adjust hundreds of articles and raise freight charges across the western territory pending further investigation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Prince Sentenced to Hang for Deputy Warden Slaying
Albert Prince, convicted of the murder of Deputy Warden Edward Navis at the state penitentiary chapel on February 11, was sentenced in Lincoln Nebraska to be hanged on August 20. He laughed and joked during the proceedings and drew strong censure from the court.
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Tauehs
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Albert Prince
Edward Navis
State Penitentiary
Prince
State Prison
Local Horsemen Dine at South Alamo Supper
Members of the San An Driving club attended a supper hosted by Fred Achtzehn at the zehn hotel on South Alamo street. They discussed club welfare, enrollment expansion, and plans for a private racecourse as a cornerstone project. A Decoration Day matinee was considered but no firm action taken.
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San An
Fred Achtzehn
Zehn
South Alamo Street
J J. Coffman
Coffman
Bell County Farmer Killed in Temple Neighborhood
Temple Texas May 22 C C M Gee a farmer was shot and killed last Monday night Robert Argo was arrested the two men were neighbors formerly in Tennessee and had family troubles as the motive
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Bell County
Associated Press
Temple
Tex
C. C. M Gee
Robert Argo
Tennessee
Couple in Divorce Suit Filed in Nashville
Katie M. Williams aged 18 filed for divorce from P. Williams in Nashville alleging desertion and cruel treatment. She claims he forced her to join a street carnival and struck her during the event.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Katie M. Williams
P. Williams
Plan Mammoth Cotton Warehouse in New Orleans
May 22 in New Orleans a coalition of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange Board of Trade and other commercial bodies pledged hearty cooperation with the city dock board. They endorsed a mammoth warehouse project to handle 3,100,000 bales and store 1,000,000 bales with minimal handling and storage charges.
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Plan Mammoth Cotton
Associated Press
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Change
Board of Trade
O Commercial
City Dock Board
Son
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