Mother's Death After Train Shooting in Pullman
Miss Gladys Myers shot and killed her mother Mrs Elizabeth Myers on a speeding Pennsylvania railroad express near Philadelphia. Police say the shooting appeared accidental with two passengers held for investigation as stories conflict.
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Philadelphia
Gladys Myers
Elizabeth Myers
Trenton
Lynchburg
Gladys
M. R. Cuthvert
Myers
Cuthbert
Miss Myers
Peron
Miss Myrs
Mr. Cuthbert
Croyden
Trenton shooting case links Greensburg pair to alleged plan
Miss Gladys Myers, of Greensburg Pennsylvania, and her fiancé were en route to New York to buy a trousseau for their daughter when a shooting occurred. W Cuthbert of Lynchburg, a manganese miller and president of a local firm, is held with Miss Gladys as authorities review the case.
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Trenton
N. J
Yers
Greensburg
Gladys
Andey
New York
J. Blair Dillard
Salem
Myers
W. Kh. Cuthbert
Lynchburg
Iss Gladys
Pennsylvania
Cuthbert
Flyers
J. Ralph Myers
Saem
Weather Temperature Readings and Times
The page lists daily temperature readings with hours and numbers. It shows overnight low and daytime highs, including a final line with a reference to November and various temperature figures across hours.
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Fair to night and Thursday with colder tonight. Expect chilly conditions across the San Antonio area and surrounding vicinity.
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San Antonio
World of Weather For Tourists Readout
Observations across several cities note temperatures and conditions. St Louis 42 cloudy NW wind 14 miles per hour and Thursday fair. Chicago 44 rain and likely fair with low 42. Milwaukee 34 snow tonight and Thursday fair. St Paul 32 cloudy north wind, Thursday fair. Kansas City 34 clear NW wind, Thursday fair. New York 68 cloudy SE wind, rain and colder tonight and Thursday. Boston 46 cloudy NE wind, rain tonight and Thursday. Washington 48 partly cloudy calm, colder Thursday.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Employees Favor Possible Strike on Harriman Lines
More than 95 percent of conductors and brakemen on the Harriman system from New Orleans to El Paso favor a walkout if the new contract fails to meet their demands. They seek two old contract clauses on rest after a run and priority in promotions, and local officials say Wade has offered concessions but not enough to sign. Local observers expect a crisis within days.
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Harriman
New Orleans
el Paso
Wade
Miss Malone Convicted For Disorderly Conduct In Brooklyn
Maud Malone, suffragette, was found guilty in a Brooklyn court of special sessions for interrupting a speech by President-elect Wilson at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on October 3. Sentence was suspended and an appeal announced, with Malone claiming the conviction was unwarranted.
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New York
Maud Malone
Brooklyn Court of Special Sessions
Wilson
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Miss Malone
Johnson
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson Leads Roosevelt in California by Narrow Margin
In California on November 13, Wilson leads Roosevelt by 47 votes with 36 of 58 counties and 5 precincts reporting. Totals show Wilson 283,195 and Roosevelt 283,148, with a further 64 vote gain for Wilson from Los Angeles county as canvass nears completion.
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San Francisco
Cal
Wilson
Roosevelt
California
Wilson Territory
Los Angeles
Plunket Begins Life Term for Texas Murder
Clifton Plunket, who killed 16 year old Miss Irvan McWaters after she rejected his marriage, was sent to Huntsville penitentary to serve a life sentence shortly after midnight. He had a marriage license in his pocket and pleaded guilty after a rapid sequence of arrest, indictment, and trial.
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Madisonville
Tex
Clifton Plunket
Irvan McWaters
Huntsville
Plunket
McCrea Resigns as Pennsylvania Railroad President
James McCrea resigns as president of the Pennsylvania railroad effective January 1. Directors elect Samuel Rea to succeed him. Rea has long served as vice president and is named to lead the company.
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McCrea
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Rea
Rea
San Antonio Health Luncheon Celebrates Clean Up Effort
A crowd of about two hundred gathered at the St. Anthony hotel for a health board and citizens auxiliary luncheon marking the end of the first ward by ward clean up in San Antonio. Speakers including Dr. Abbott and Dr. Lankford praised the campaign and urged ongoing public cleanliness and vaccination of city health culture.
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San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
St. Anthony
Board of Health
Ward Chaimen
Abbott
Pure Food and Drug
Austin
J. 8. Lankford
San Antonio Life Insurance Company
Conrad Schasse
F. W. Kirby
Ray Mackey
W. A. King
Citizens’ Auxiliary
Dr. Abbott
Texas
Shropshire
L. L. Shropshire
City Hospital
John S Lankford
Panama Canal Zone
Charles Graebner
Chamber of Commerce
Ution
Iges
Ray M. Mackey
Citizen’s Auxiliary
Xat N
San Antonio Women Lead City Clean-Up Drive
Leaders from eight wards address the progress of a sanitation push in San Antonio. They pledge permanent work with city officials and residents to keep the city clean, hoping tourists will spread the word and attract northern visitors next season.
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Cincts
San Antonio
Informers tell tale in Becker murder case in New York
New York November 13. Bald Jack Rose and Bridgie Webber, key informers in Charles Becker’s death sentence, go to the criminal court to testify for the people against four gunmen in the Herman Rosenthal murder case. Thomas Coupe, Elks club clerk, to witness for the state. William Shapiro, driver of the murder car, corroborates the passengers. He says Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Whitey Lewis and Dago Frank were involved and that Becker fixed the cops.
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New York
Bald Jack” Rose
Bridgie Webber
Charles Becker
West Side
Criminal Court
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Thomas Coupe
Elks’ Club
Whitman
William Shapiro
Gyp the
Lefty Louie
Whitey Lewis
Dago Frank
Shapiro
Big Jack" Zelig
Quartette
Metropole
Rosenthal
Movement to push four women into Wilson's cabinet
At a Denver meeting of the Why club women organized a drive to secure four women as cabinet members for President elect Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford noted women now vote in large numbers and deserve representation in the executive branch.
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Denver
Col
Why Club
Wilson
Mary C. C. Bradford
Tafts to Open Season at White House
Washington November 13 The social season at the White House will begin December 12 with the annual cabinet dinner hosted by the president and Mrs Taft. The program lists five receptions and four dinners during the season. The army and navy reception closes the season on February 4.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Army
Navy
Open switch blamed for fatal Indianapolis wreck
A disused switch on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton line caused a head on crash at Irvington Indianapolis killing fifteen and wounding many more. Passengers from Jackson Kentucky and Los Angeles were among the injured and the coroner announced an investigation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Irvington
Ohio River
Chaney
Jackson
Clifton Chaney
Carl Gross
Co. Imholt
Los Angeles
Albert Allen
Joseph L. Palmer
Etowah
Tenn
Charles Chaney
Chester
Lilly
F. Grunhoefer
Cincinnati
Ben Boyle
Chicago
Fred Hutchinson
Madison
Deaconess
Albert Seed
Louisville
Seed
102 Year Old Woman Buried On Birth Anniversary
Mrs. Mercaria S Palomares born November 12 1810 in Mexico was buried at city cemetery No 3. She lived in Texas for 65 years near the border and died of old age in San Antonio Monday at 6 00 pm at 1217 San Fernando street. Funeral by Shelley Loring Undertaking Co.
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Mercaria S. Palomares
City Cemetery No. 3
Republic of Mexico
Texas
San Fernando Street
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
San Antonio Clearing House Welcomes San Antonio National
At a special membership meeting the San Antonio Clearing House association approved the San Antonio National bank for membership and ratified the action at a subsequent association meeting. The twelve member clearing house now includes all city banks, strengthening the southern group. The association began in the early 1890s and the San Antonio National had not joined before. The invitation was extended recently and San Antonio National directors authorized formal membership.
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San Antonio Clearing House Association
San Antonio National Bank
South
San Antonio National
Wreck injures 28 near Sinton on Frisco line
Thirty two passengers were hurt when an engine baggage car smoker and day coach derailed near Sinton. One passenger died. Injured include Mrs. A S Jester Navasota F G Fleming Corpus Christi A Burnett Houston William Letts Corpus Christi Elma Turner Houston E B Brown Kingsville J F Greenwood Bay City others with minor injuries. Cause undetermined.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Frisco
Sinton
A. S. Jester
Navasota
Annot
F. G. Fleming
A. Burnett
Donald St
Houston
William Letts
Elma Turner
E. B. Brown
Kingsville
J. F. Greenwood
Bay City
Daughters of the Confederacy Honor Titanic Victims
In Washington the Daughters of the Confederacy paid tribute at their convention to Major Archibald W. Butt and Issador Strauss, two Southern figures lost in the Titanic disaster. The annual report of President General Mrs. Alexander B. White lauding the men was warmly received, presented by First Vice President General Mrs. Frank G. Ogdanheimer.
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Washington
Daughters of the Confederacy
Archibald W. Butt
Issador Strauss
Alexander B. White
Frank G. Ogdanheimer
Daughters of the Republic Win Alamo Appeal
The Texas Fourth Court of Civil Appeals affirms a lower court injunction preventing Gov Colquitt and other officials from remodeling the Alamo chapel without plans approved by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. The ruling centers on custody and maintenance law dating from 1905, with the 1911 act not clearly repealing it. The decision upholds the Daughters custodial rights and injunction against trespassers.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Colquitt
Alamo Chapel
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
A. B. Conley
Alamo Walls
Alamo
State of Texas
Hugo-Schmeltzer
Conley
War Among Powers Averted and Compromise Expected
Germany views the crisis with confidence as talks in Vienna proceed. Officials report optimism that war has been avoided and a political settlement near.
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Germany
Vienna
Belief of Turkish Crisis Ending After Diplomatic Talks
A telegraph bulletin reports that Turkish government may negotiate directly with the Allies as mediation by others appears fruitless. European powers consider informing the Allies of Turkey's request to open terms for negotiation while war fears ease and armistice options surface.
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Constantinople
Ers
London
Russia to Avoid War Over Servia Port Dispute
Russian foreign minister Sergius Sazonoff told Servian minister Popovich that Russia will not go to war over Serbia obtaining a port on the Adriatic. The decision followed conversations with the German ambassador. News papers criticize government policy as vacillation while Premier Kokovovf says the dispute now rests on a compromise between Serbia and Austria.
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London
Russia
Germany
Servia
Aggse
Albania
Vienna
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Austria
Via
Saloniki
Fedinand
Turkey
Tchataldja
ST. Petersburg
Adriatic Sea
Sergius Sazonoff
M. Sazonoff
M. Popovitch
Nevoe
Iian
Kokosvof
Russia to Make No Decree Part Settlement
A St. Petersburg dispatch in Neues Tageblatt reports a radical shift in Austro-Servian relations. The note says Russia plans no decisive decree affecting settlement terms while Vienna holds a cautious stance.
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Russia
Vienna
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