Funeral for James J. Hill Set at Summit Avenue Home
The funeral for James J. Hill, who died yesterday, will be held at his Summit avenue residence at 2 p m Wednesday. Interment will be in a private mausoleum at North Oaks farm five miles northeast of St Paul. The public may not attend. associates and faithful employees may view the body. No flowers requested. Rev Thomas J Gibbons will officiate. Hill roads and Hill Lines boats will pause five minutes from 2 to 2 05 p m Wednesday in tribute.
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Paul
Minn
James J. Hill
Summit Avenue
Calvary Cemetery
North Oaks Farm
St. Paul
Empire Builder
Northwest
Hill
Thomas J. Gibbons
Fifinella Wins New Derby Stakes at Newmarket
The New Derby Stakes of 6500 sovereigns was run at Newmarket on May 30 with ten starters. Fifinella won the one mile and a half race for colts and fillies foaled in 1913.
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Newmarket
England
Fifinella
Senate builds 3 day recess plan for convention period
The Senate adopted a resolution to provide three day recesses from June 3 to June 19 clearing the way for national political conventions. House leaders intend to keep the chamber in session through the period to work on appropriation bills.
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D. C
Senate
House
Bond issue questions reach Texas Supreme Court
May 30 in Austin a damus proceeding may be instituted to determine the extent of bond issues for road building. The issue is whether a district can be doubly assessed. Harry Carpenter an attorney of Greenville submitted the question to the attorney general for determination.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Harry Carpenter
Greenville
Women Club Delegates Convene Amid Leadership Heat
Delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs meet in New York as tomorrow's officers election looms. Two presidential candidates remain, with Illinois backing Mrs Cowles, while Mrs Sneath faces shifting Southern support amid controversy over race relations and federation expansion.
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New York
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Josiah Evans Cowles
California
Samuel B. Sneath
Ohio
Illinois
Cowles
George Bass
Chicago
Mrs. Sneath
Sneath
Negro Women's Clubs
South
Eugene Reilly
Charlotte
N. C
Reilly
John D. Sherman
William B. Williams
Lapeer
Mich
Beautiful Decorations At Texas Delegation Dinner In New York
The Texas delegation hosted a belvedere dinner at the Hotel Astor with white lilacs and pink roses, cape jessamine, honoring Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker and Mrs. Fred Fleming. Guests included Mrs. J. L. Landrum and Miss Ruth Lipscomb, while Dr. L. B. Bibb spoke and Miss Ruth Lipscomb bore a large bouquet. Pennybacker received a Washington birthplace stone for the gavel after an afternoon session marked by a home economics program attended by about three thousand women.
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New York
Hotel Astor
Texas
Percy V. Pennybacker
Fred Flemming
Robert Wylie Lyle
Edward Barbach
de Varoyer
J. L. Landrum
Austin
W. ‘ Lipscomb
San Antonio
Halle Dunklin
Ruth Lipscomb
Hattie Clifton
Dallas
Louise Dobson
Galveston
John Shepherd
L. B. Bi
Tokio Woman's Club of
Japan
A Sympathetic Woman Drives Pinkham’s Popular Remedy
A sympathetic woman who found relief offers help to friends and neighbors who suffer. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enjoys immense sales as well women across the country share how it made them well.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cardui praised by Columbia woman for health recovery
Mrs L C Heinnann of 831 Washington St Columbia says Cardui helped her after years of bed illness during the change of life She read testimonials in the Ladies Birthday Almanac and began Cardui taking five bottles then improved and has remained well She urges others to try it Your druggist sells it today.
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Columbia
S. C
L. C. Heinmann
Washington St
Cardui
Veiller discusses housing and politics at New York meeting
Lawrence Veiller of the National Housing Association of New York spoke as meetings grow political with candidates using varied methods. Georgia A. Bacon, a first vice presidential candidate, distributes white ribbons bearing her name.
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Lawrence Veiller
National Housing Association of New York
Georgia A. Bacon
Verdun losses heavy as German officer reports brutal frontline life
A prisoner’s letter found on Lt Herdes describes severe German officer losses near Verdun. He details brutal trench conditions, constant French shelling, and failed attacks as morale and supply strains deepen. The document notes a $75.35 New York round trip rail advertisement for Southern Pacific.
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Germany
Herdes
Verdun
New York
Return
Southern Pacific
Forest Fires Threaten Gascon Area in New Mexico
In Santa Fe New Mexico May 30 a 72 hour battle ended with fifty men extinguishing a forest blaze that burned about 300 acres and threatened Gascon. Forestry officials report nine fires this spring in the Santa Fe National Forest started by human agencies. About 2000 acres were devastated. Late today a fire was reported in Pecos County.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
Gascon
Forestery
Santa Fe National Forest
Pecos
Lytle High School picks faculty for ensuing term
Lytle Tex May 30 The following faculty elected for the ensuing term for Lytle High School J F Johnson superintendent Reuben Dietrit principal Miss Ollie Nettles San Antonio Ora Hines Pleasanton Ethel Bush Lytle and Professor Mathis Lacoste grade teachers Other teachers will be selected later.
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Lytle
Tex
Lytle High School
J. F. Johnson
Reuben Dietrit
Ollie Nettles
San Antonio
Ora Hines
Pleasanton
Ethel Bush
Mathis
Lacoste
Refugee from Mexico jailed for practicing medicine
SAN ANGELO Tex May 320 Augustine Uruvquerto said to be a refugee from Mexico is in jail here charged with practicing medicine without first having procured a license.
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San Angelo
Tex
Augustine Uruvquerto
Mexico
Railway Surgeons of State Meet Here in Texas
The Railway Surgeons of Texas meet in San Antonio on June 1 to discuss public health and railway sanitation. About two hundred physicians attend at the St. Anthony Hotel with speakers from Sunset Central Lines, San Antonio, and U S public health service. A banquet at the Mexican Restaurant closes the event with toasts to the Army Medical Corps and the State Board of Health.
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Texas
San Antonio
Ir. & W. Knox
Houston
Sunset Central Lines
Collins
St. Anthony Hotel
R. W. Knox
Tex
Sunset-Central Lines
Bexar County
D. Berrey
City of
W. B. Collins
Austin
Horace C. Hall
Laredo
J. Siler
Medical Department
E. W. Scott
United States Public Health Service
L. L. Shropshire
Army Medical Corps
State Board of Health
Wells Becomes San Angelo City Manager
E L Wells Jr assumed the duties of city manager in San Angelo on May 30. He plans to dispose of his ranch property south of June and will devote his full time to city management.
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San Angelo
Tex
E. L. Wells Jr
Cough Syrup Foley’s Honey and Tar Recommended
Mrs. Keh Kemp reports a neighbor’s relief from a severe croap in a very young child after using Foley s Honey and Tar. The remedy is praised for rapid improvement in coughs colds croup and whooping cough, suitable for both adults and children.
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Kehkemp
Herman St. Covington
Foley
Venus
A. M.fischer
Amusements: Richard Jose stars at Don-Ton Park San Antonio
Richard Jose a noted singer and actor makes his San Antonio debut at Don-Ton Park tonight in Silver Threads Among the Gold a six part photoplay with nature humor and home roots Smith's San Antonio band will perform a specially arranged program Alicia Petitclerg will sing familiar ballads including Silver Threads Among the Gold The cast features DeWolf Hopper Fay Tincher Chester Withey and Hopper Jr with Ford Sterling in a Keystone comedy Snow Cure and laughs throughout the production
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Richard Jose
San Antonio
Don-Ton Park
Mr Jose
Smith
National Board of Censorship
Mr. Hopper
DeWolf Hopper
Fay Tincher
Chester Withey
DeWolf Hopper Jr
Ford Sterling
DeWolf Hopper at the Grand Opera House
DeWolf Hopper headlines Sunshine Dad at the Grand Opera House today and Wednesday a burlesque spoof of the Great Jewel Robbery with four reels of action and humor at the venue.
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DeWolf Hopper
Grand Opera House
Highlanders Featured at Princess Week with Singers
The Jesse Sterling Highlanders perform at the Princess this week, a seven member act with strong vocal numbers. August and August continue a popular juggling routine, while cartoonist R. C. Faulner and singer Olga Dorn add further entertainment with witty songs.
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Jesse Sterling
Scotland
R. C. Faulner
Olga Dorn
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