Gompers Justifies Political Course Before AFL Meet
Washington November 6 ready to answer before the convention the attacks on his course in the recent presidential campaign Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor left for Denver where the 28th annual meeting begins next Monday He says he will not seek re election as president though he would be glad to serve again if the convention wills it He remains in the federation and believes in the course he pursued to right the wrongs labor endured.
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Washington, D. C
Sunmel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Gommpers
American Federation
Mr. Gomcers
Railroad cattle shipment delay injures stock in Magnolia Grove
The railroad moved 400 head of cattle from this city to Encinsl Texas. Delays caused several deaths and bruising, reducing stock value. Magnolia Grove Woodmen Circle members announce a Cob-Web social and dance on November 4 at 8 a.m. in Woodmen hall. All are cordially invited. Refreshments free. Admission 14 cents.
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Texas
Magnolia Grove Woodmen Circle
Woodmen Hall
Fourth Week of Wonder Working at La Fayette
Phenomenal La Fayette rounds up his fourth week in San Antonio at the Menger hotel. Many cures reported after years of suffering including cancer, appendicitis, gall stones and female complaints. He remains at the Menger for a short time longer.
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San Antonio
Va Fayetty Berry
Menger Hotel
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la Fayette
Menger
Missing Nathan Coleman Troubled City Search
Police seek Nathan Coleman age 11 months lost after streetcar transfer at South Flores Street and Military Plaza. Victor Torres fined 15 dollars in corporation court for morals. Abel Garza arrested and accused in same case. Garza reportedly injured near Colemere and Pecos. News also notes wedding of Waco couple Mrs Gabriel Lee and Judge George H Clark’s daughter en route to Mexico. Local social items report hunting party west of the city and a pistol carrying case with George Styles pleading guilty in county court. Affidavits filed against Luz Caballero and Ed Myers for unlawfully carrying pistols.
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H. D. Coleman
Leen County
Ccarmer
South Flores Street
Military Plaza
Victor Torres
Tas Corporation
Abel Garza
Ol Eer Marlines
Colemeres
Pecos Street
Garza
Gabriel Lee
Waco
Mexico
George Styles
Anl
Luz Caballero
Ed. Myers
Architects to Organize State Association in Austin
The architects met last night at the president Alfred Giles offices and unanimously voted to hold a statewide meeting in Austin on November 33 to launch a state association. Local signers included Aug A. Herff R L Pierce J F Walker W Simpson Alfred Giles James whrenberger Theo Chirk Atlee Ayres Sumgnitiet and Staats Wank Wahrenberger with many others to be heard from. Letters from architects statewide indicate about 40 intend to attend in Austin.
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Association of Architects
Alfred Giles
Austin
Aug. A. Herff
R. L. Pierce
J. F. Walker
W. Simpson
Alfred Glies
James Whrenberger
Theo, Chirk
Atlee Ayres
Sum
New Time Card Takes Effect Sunday at I G N Millroad
J W Daley reports a revised time card for the I G N line. Train No 4 departs at 1 03 pm instead of 1 52 pm. arrives St Louis next day 7 25 pm. Train No 5 from St Louis arrives 7 am and departs 10 20 pm, replacing 10 20 am. Train No 6 to St Louis departs 7 43 pm, train No 8 at 7 40 am. The schedule trims the San Antonio to St Louis run by three hours.
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J. W .Daley
D. J. Price
Mt. Ig
St. Louis
Mis
St. Lowa
San Antonio
Hunt Party Heads Toward Kenedy In Auto Trip
A party led by Col Roy Wolearne along with H Wilson Prof Wesley Peacock I O McCormick and J P DeLesidernier left yesterday afternoon for Kenedy. They planned a comfortable several day trip with stops in Lead oats Kansas and Texas clipped oats noted by M Maracheau.
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H. Wilson
Wesley Peacock
I. O. McCormick
Kenedy
Kansas
Texas
M. Maracheau
Aniseaza mENTs ALG Field's Greater Minstrels Debut
The ALG Field Greater Minstrels offer a new burlesque on politics with caricatures of major figures and parties. Featuring Al G Field Dec Quigley and Tommy Donnelly, the act opens a campaign themed performance with twenty other entertainers. The company plays a Grand Saturday matinee and night and Sunday night.
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Fields
Alg
Field Greater Minstrels
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Al_G. Field
Dec Quigley
Tommy Donnelly
al G. Fields
The Slaves of 1908 at Big Tent Theater.
The Big Tent Theater staged The Slaves of 1908 a melodrama about labor and capital to a large audience. Miss Palmer and Richard Lester head the cast in the promised repeat show with matinee and evening performances tomorrow. A critic touts The Devil as a superior drama, praised for its insight and production, with additional screenings at the Wimite theater tonight through tomorrow.
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Richard Lester
Ulle
New York Mines
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Pehig
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