G Day May Net Ten Thousand For Strikers
Chicago November 8 At least ten thousand dollars is expected to be collected by the four wives and daughters of Ili is Central strikers during the tag day. Miss Caroline Lowe in charge says all red tags were sold and the key amount of fifteen thousand dollars has been fed into the fund to aid strikers in absolute need.
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Associated Press
Hicago
Ill
Dred
Iliis Central
Caroline Lowe
Ing
Departure of Eleventh Ca y and Company I signals Fort D. A. Russell
Detachments of the Eleventh ca y and Company I of the signal corps leave for Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming as Fort Sam Houston maneuvers end. Part of the unit departed yesterday and the Twenty eighth Infantry also left in the morning. Commander James Parker says San Antonio is a fine place and he would not ask for a better city than the Alamo.
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Eleventh Cay
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Fort Sam Hous
Enth
James Parker
Eleventh
San Antonio
Alamo City
Bar
Army officers praise San Antonio hospitality and regret leaving
An Eleventh Army unit officer lauds San Antonio for generous treatment during camp life and notes five city club entitlements. He says the troops regret the necessity of departing and would like to return.
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San Antonio
The Inward Effects of Humors and a Health Tonic
The ad claims humors threaten the body and that Hood's Sarsaparilla eradicates humors and their effects. It markets the tonic as a great alterative and general restorative with widespread merit.
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Hood
Seized Dog Dispute Sparks City Custody Claim
E Locke of 102 East Locust Street says city authorities improperly detained his deceased dog after muzzle seizure. He spent two days trying to recover the pet, waited for a 2 pm pickup then for a Sunday return, and only regained the dog Monday via a servant after a muddy carriage ride.
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E. Locke
East Locust Street
Mr. Locke
Record cotton ginned to November sets national high
Census Bureau reports 9,968,172 bales of 1911 cotton ginned by November 1, led by Texas at 3,210,218 bales. The tally surpasses 1908 and 1904 marks, with early maturation suggested. Analysts estimate country total could reach 14 to 15 million bales.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Sea Island
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Cure for Grippe
A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is advertised to break up a cold or grippe within hours. The claim states it relieves headache feverishness nasal congestion sore throat and rheumatic pains with doses every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken. It emphasizes no quinine and links to three years of research and fifty thousand dollars cost.
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Pape
Bush & Gerts President Fights Piano Stencil Fraud in Texas
William Lincoln Bush of Chicago, head of the Bush & Gerts Piano Co, visits San Antonio to push a campaign against stencil or marked pianos. He argues most American pianos are misrepresented and advocates labeling every manufacturer's goods with its trade name. He cites books on the issue and notes Texas offers untapped investment prospects.
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William Lincoln Bush
Chicago
Bush & Gerts Piano Company
San Antonio
Bush
Mr. Bush
St. Anthony
Congress
Texas
State Bank & Trust Company
Hicks Building
UT Press Club invites meeting to adopt constitution
Sidney B. Mezes invites the newly formed University Press club to gather at his Austin home on November 20. Current officers include President Richard T. Fleming of Temple editor of the Cactus and Vice President Marion Levy of Galveston editor of the Texan. K. K. Bettis of Clifton is secretary and P. P. Hardie of El Paso treasurer. John A. Lomax of Austin serves on the executive committee with student members T. S. Henderson Jr. and Walter Dealy.
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P. P. Hardie
el Paso
John A. Lomax
Austin
Alumni Association
T. S. Henderson Jr
Cameron
Walter Dealy
Dallas
Acquittal in Burglary Case Reported at Lockhart Court
District court did not sit yesterday. George Burris was acquitted of burglary. Ollie Roberts faced a homicide charge in this county but the proceeding was only called this morning.
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Coe
Lockhart
Tex
George Burris
Ollie Roberts
Railroad Time Table Highlights Northbound and Local Arrivals
The timetable lists multiple rail lines and schedules from the north and local routes. It includes arrivals No. 5 at 6:45am, No. 8 at 6:30pm, No. 7 at 9:55am, plus locals from Palestine 10:45pm and Laredo 1:55 pm. Departures show northbound and coast routes, with No. 4, No. 6, No. 11 and others, plus connections from Houston Galveston Kerrville Cuero Victoria and El Paso.
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Kfrom
Palestine
Laredo
Houston
New Orleans
Galveston
Dallas
North
Dallas, Ft. Worth
Waco
Gal~ Woleon
A. P
Cees Neeveesess
Corre
Po Ei al
Sunda
Kerrville
lFor
TODD
el Paso
el P
West
Victoria Division
Cuero
Victoria
Sreetere
Cuera
Wireless Weather Reports Link Gibraltar to London
Daily wireless weather reports propagate from Gibraltar to London detailing regional conditions. The routine dispatches inform maritime and inland forecasts for the next 24 hours, aiding navigation and planning.
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Gibraltar
London
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Central Trust Company Capital
West Commerce Street
San Antonio, Texas
Benefit
Kers
Eleventh Cavalry
Gaia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Feosturn Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek
Michigan
Grippe
Fletcher
William Dr. Bush
Bush & Gerts
High-Flyer
St. Louis
St. Louis Limited
North Texas
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Colorado
Northwest
E. Houston St
W. E. Fitch
Nhu
Seine
Mexico
San Antonio & Aransas
Pass Railway
City Ticket Office
THE
P. J. Owens Lumber CO
Flores Street
Mitchell Street
Cer
Roeservelt Ave
Entists
Hicks
American Bank & Trust
Guaranty Fund
West Texas Bank & Trust CO
Lil Avenue C
F. Groos & Co
Bankers
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