Judge McCormick Dies After Injury and Illness
Federal circuit judge A P McCormick of the Fifth Circuit died in Waco after an illness following a Dallas injury years earlier that left him in an invalid chair. Born in Brazoria County in 1832, he is survived by a widow and ten children. The body will be shipped to Dallas for interment.
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Walco
Texy
Novi
A.P. Mcormick
Fifth Judicial District
Dallas
Udge McCormick
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
McCormick
Ihr
Brazoria
County
Texas
Continuance Sought in Atlanta Railway Injunction Case
Texas Railroad Commission seeks a delay in the Atlanta injunction hearing set for November 8 to await the Interstate Commerce Commission decision on reopening the Shreveport rate case. If I C C decides to reopen on December 6, the injunction prosecution may be halted.
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Atlanta
Shreveport
Austin
Tex
United States Circuit Court
Fort Worth
Railroad Commission
Allison Mayfield
B. F. Looney
Texas Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commission
Federal Co
General Looney
Charles H. Hurdleston
R. D. Parker
State Railroad Commission
Washington
Interstate Spld Commission
Texas Midland Railroad
Railway officials to attend national convention on rate clash
During their East stay officials will join the National Association of Railway Commissioners annual meeting. They expect decisive action on the dispute between state commissions and the Federal Interstate Commerce Commission over state versus federal rate control. The association will press for state control of state rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Cheapside Parents Form an Association
A Cheapside parent teachers association has been formed under Miss Callie Preston with Mrs. Bart Steen as president and Mrs. Tom Watson as vice president. An advisory board from local men includes John Stain Fletcher Elder Professor Conlee and Ed Lord. The group joins the Texas Congress of Mothers and plans Home School and Community study courses. Playgrounds will be installed at white and minority schools, aided by the Kingsville Mothers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheapside
L. T. Worley
Texas Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Associations
Callie Preston
Bart Steen
Tom Watson
Henry Brauer
Sallie Preston
Messrs
John Stain
Fletcher Elder
Professor Conlee
Ed Lord
Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association
Belle Dilgarde
Texas Congress of Mothers
A. Smith
Kingsville
Mothers’ Club
Y. M. C. A. Scouts Meet and Plan Field Day
The Y. M. C. A. Scout troop will meet at 6 30 Friday evening in the association building. New scouts will be initiated and plans outlined for participation in the big scout field day on Saturday December 9. The troop now has 42 scouts, with an eight member older patrol to join soon, reaching fifty. A membership committee meeting is set for 5 30 Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Mexican fiber dealer to base Texas operations in San Antonio
Manuel Argueso, president of M. Argueso & Co of New York, visits San Antonio to supervise shipments of Mexican fiber moving from Eagle Pass and Laredo through Galveston to New York. He plans San Antonio as Texas headquarters, citing rising U S demand and potential crop shortfalls. fiber used for brushes, rope and baskets with about 2 million dollars shipped yearly through Texas ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Argueso
Mexico
United States
Argueso
San Antonio
Texas
Another arrest in alleged border plot
Tucson authorities arrested Dr. G. R. Servin a naturalized American on conspiracy to export arms to revolutionists in Mexico. Warrants were issued for several others and arms and ammunition were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servin
Nogales
Tucson
Ariz
G. R. Servin
Mexico
Danderine promises dandruff free thriving hair
A promotional notice extols Knowlton's Danderine as a cheap remedy to stop dandruff and grow hair. It claims rapid effects within ten minutes and two weeks, with softer, shinier hair and new growth, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Mrs. Twickenbury Again Says She Will Be More Circumscribed
Mrs. Twickenbury acknowledges a bad break and vows to be more circumscribed next time, quoted by the Christian Register.
Baraca Class Elects Officers and Holds Jubilee Service
The James Lewis Baraca Class, formed November 6, 1906, will elect officers at 8 pm Thursday at Government Hill Methodist Church. A jubilee service follows at 9 45 am Sunday in the annex. Officers will be installed by Rev. S L Batchelor at 11 am. The annual banquet for the class is at 8 pm Tuesday at the original Mexican restaurant with Phila Thea members as guests. Reports of the year will be presented at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis Baraca
Government Hill Methodist Church
S. L. Batchelor
Philathea
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M’cormick
Waco
Mayfield
Beaver
The
Wallie Marx Co
New York
Santiago Rivera
Huerta
Sonora
Felix Diaz
Rivera
Legalista Movement
Miguel Santa Cruz
Manuel Pinuelas
Dr. Servin
Calexico
Cal
Lea & Perrins
Lea & Perris
Sartferr
Mrs. Twickenbury
Baraca
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Goodness
Cheek-Neal Coffee Company
Nashville
Houston
Jacksonville
Richmond
Greater
Texas Refining Co
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