Permanent Victory by Progressives Declared by Johnson
Chicago dispatch reports Governor Hiram Johnson of California says the victory for progressives is lasting, viewing November results as a mere setback to a broader movement. He pitches a new era in American politics and a party that will endure into 1914 and 1916, urging followers to keep faith and press forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
Chicagso
Abraham Linin
Apprentices to Get Technical School by Local Unions
A technical school for apprentices will be opened by the printers and pressmen unions to improve conditions. Weekly winter sessions will be held at the Trades Council hall on South Alamo Street with a competent instructor at every session. The opening date will be announced soon, with a committee aiming to start in a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Council
South Alamo Street
Petition in Bankruptcy for Joseph George Katribe
Joseph George Katribe a merchant of Smiley Gonzales county filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with the federal court. Total indebtedness is about 4991 dollars and 13 cents while assets are near 2000 dollars. The first meeting of creditors is set for November 29 before referee Guy S. McFarland at 104 East Crockett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph George Katribe
Smiley
Gonzales County
Federal Court
Guy S. McFarland
East Crockett Street
Herg Hight Raging Near Turk Capital
Public outrage in Constantinople over mediation ends and Nazim Pasha reports army readiness to fight to victory or defeat. Ottoman forces vow bloodshed to defend fatherland as reports come of massacres in Silivri and a cholera-like disease among troops in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osman
Constantinople
Nazim Pasha
Silivri
Sea of
Marmora
Tchatalja
Triple Alliance Powers Decline Balkan Intervention
Germany Austria Hungary and Italy will not intervene in the Balkan situation while their interests remain unaffected and unless invited by belligerents. A semi official statement followed talks in Berlin with Italian foreign minister Marquis di San Giulano and German leaders. The trio will pursue a common course and stay in touch with other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Balkan
Marquis di San Giulano
Balkans
Bulgaria insists on Balkan-led peace talks with Turkey
Sofia reports the Bulgarian cabinet views direct negotiations with Turkey via Balkan nations as essential to protect postwar status and avoid future conflict. Mir notes Turkey resents defeat yet seeks mediation from powers, warning past mediation harmed Turkey and could threaten its Asiatic empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Turkey
Mir
Egypt
German Red Cross Expands Balkan Aid Efforts
The German Red Cross Society shows active relief work for Balkan war casualties. The central committee sent its fourth expedition of doctors and nurses with medical and sanitary supplies to the Turkish side in the western theater. A fifth expedition is preparing to join Servian forces, following prior missions to Turkey Greece and Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Red Cross Society
Central Committee
Turkey
Greece
Bulgaria
Red Cross Appeals for Balkan War Relief
Governor Colquitt has received from President Taft as head of the American Red Cross a Balkans relief appeal for sick and wounded soldiers. The message came via the international relief board and the governor will take up the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Taft
American Red Cross
International Relief Board of the Red Cross
Nurse Files Final Papers for Naturalization
Miss Emma Burgemeister a trained nurse of 516 Humstock avenue filed her final papers for naturalization with Clerk Hart of the federal court. She states she was born in Berlin Germany emigrated to this country from Hamburg in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Burgemeister
Humstock Avenue
Hart
Federal Court
Burgemeister
Berlin
Germany
Aeot
Hamburg
Control of Senate Shifts to Democrats in 63rd Congress
Washington November 8 Control of the senate in the Sixty third congress is practically assured the democrats. With several states still in doubt the democrats would hold 48 seats plus a democratic vice president as tie breaking judge. Illinois Michigan New Hampshire Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Wyoming await final results. Progressive senators Clapp LaFollette Cummins Grenna Bristol and Poin Dexter are cited as tariff reformers aiding the expected democratic majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Illinois
Michigan
New Hampshire
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
Lorimer
Cullom
Clapp
LaFollette
Cummins
Grenna
Bristol
Poindexter
Notable Visitors and Arrivals Across San Antonio Hotels
A long list of travelers and businessmen from Dallas Sherman Itasca Houston Uvalde Corpus Christi Georgetown Austin Kerrville Gregory and other locales registered at the Menger Bowie Gunter Savoy Crockett St. Anthony and Bexar hotels. Guests include T E Cranfill George Murphy Edward Wilkinson and many others stopping over or en route to Mexico City Big Wells and Southwest Texas business interests noted.
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T. E. Cranfill
Dallas
Menger
George Murphy
Sherman
Tex
Crockett
Edward Wilkinson
Itasca
St. Anthony
A. Lessner
Donna
Bowie
Harry Hood
Sherman, Tex
Gunter
H. A. Knotts
Yoakum
Savoy Hotel
W. G. Lockwood
Houston
Bexar
J. M. Baurmann
Colfax
Wash
C. M. Kirkland
C. Kirkland
A. Shearer
City
Crockett Hotel
Mexico City
S. L. Lawrence
San Jose
Cal
John M. Moore
Etta May Moore
W. C. Morrison
Richmond
St. Anthony Hotel
G. B. Fenley
Uvalde
R. F. Jennings
Eagle Pass
Ingram
Edward Mackechnie
Charles Stich
Charles Stich Jr
Jack Stich
J. C. Niles
Joseph Green
Gregory, Tex
Taft
Texas
F. E. Keeler
Corpus Christi
J. A. Pierce
Franklin, Tenn
Big Wells
Henry Sengelman
Schulenberg
P. L. Russell
J. B. Thigpin
Kerrville
Wade S. Dent
Gunter Hotel
C. J. Anderson
Georgetown
B. J. Moore
Bexar, Co
R. Wharton
C. L. Carter
Austin
EE. M. Sullivan
Swift Packing Company of
Fort Worth
A. L. Cunningham
Lacoste
EB. R. Parris
L. C. Riggs
New California
Visitors Register at San Antonio Hotels From Various States
Crystal City and San Antonio guests are listed as staying at the Savoy and the St. Anthony. W. T. Jackson of San Marcos stops at the Bexar Company, while M. Kay of Palestine returns from California and the West Coast to the St. Anthony. R. E. Jones of Gonzales arrives at the Gunter, with other out of town guests listed at the Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths including C. H. Delahay and H. Junke of Houston, F. W. Ives of Chicago, Mrs. J. Ewing of Houston, and several others from Texas, Arizona, Illinois, and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal City
San Antonio
Basin
Savoy
W. T. Jackson
San Marcos
Bexar
M. Kay
Phamer
Palestine
Tex
St. Anthony
California
R. E. Jones
Gonzales
Gunter
Harlandale
C. H. Delahay
Pleasant
Knoxville, Tenn
Grace St. Clair
Montgomery, Ala
Jailbreaker on Trial
Willie Terrell a 17 year old negro is on trial in criminal court for theft amid claims he is the most expert jail breaker in Bexar county history. He escaped from four jails in Texas and Arizona and was recaptured two weeks ago by Deputy Sheriff James Galbraith. Two saws fashioned from steel heels were found on his return voyage.
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Willie Terrell
Bexar County
Texas
Arizona
James Galbraith
Garden Party at Travis School by Mothers' Club
A garden party will be held on the Travis school grounds from 2 to 5 PM Saturday, organized by the Travis School Mothers' club. Proceeds fund school equipment with a program featuring children's folk dances and goods from Mexico as well as fish ponds and booths from various nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis School
Travis School Mothers’ Club
Republic
Three Companies Incorporate in Texas
Three new corporations filed articles of incorporation in the Texas state department on November 8. Fresmos Land and Irrigation Company of Brownsville with 50 000 dollars capital aims to irrigate extensive tracts. Rio Grande Canal Company of Brownsville holds 650 000 dollars capital and also plans large scale irrigation. Aransas Pass Cotton Factory and Storage Company of Aransas Pass has 20 000 dollars capital. incorporators include Lon Co. Hill J. B. Scott and R. B. Renfro and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Southwest
State Department
Fresmos Land and Irrigation Company
Brownsville
Capital Stock
Rio Grande Canal Company
Browns Ville
Lon Co. Hill
J. B. Scott
R. B. Renfro
Aransas Pass
Aransas Tass
Ritchey Felder and Searcy Lead Exalted Group
J. E. Ritchey J. M. Felder and 8. Searcy head the group noted in the article with prominent roles. The report lists these names among those connected to the event or organization, highlighting their leadership status.
Bowdle Defeats Longworth in Ohio Race
Cincinnati November 8 report says Stanley Bowdle Democrat defeated Nicholas Longworth Republican by 85 votes in Ohio's First District according to unofficial canvass. Longworth will not concede until official canvass by election board.
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Bowdle
Longworth
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Stanley Bowdle
Ohio
Board of Election
Beaumont Gets Convention
Waco Texas November 8 The secretaries association of the retail merchants association of Texas selected Beaumont as the next meeting place in June of next year Officers re-elected include R E Kerr Fort Worth president C C Lewis Cleburne vice president J W Thomas Wichita Falls secretary treasurer S bo Kinney Austin J R Spencer Temple directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Waco
Tex
Secretaries’ Association
Riverside Restaurant Offers Budget Supper Tonight
Tonight at the Riverside Restaurant a supper featuring fried red snapper and roast turkey is available for 25 cents each. The offer highlights affordable menu options for diners seeking value.
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Pabst Blue
Milwaukee Beer Co
el Paso St
Johnson
Scott
Scott & Bowns
Bloomfield
N. J
Turk Capital
A. H. Goldstine
Gailey
Rice Woolen
East Houston ST
Frank Bros
Alamo Plaza
Main Plaza
Mothers’ Club
S. Alamo ST
J. E. Ritchey
J. M. Felder
Searcy
Riverside Restaurant
Wolff 6 Marx Company
Selz
W. & Co. Shoe Co
Selz Royal Blue
Houston Street
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