Texas Historic Day at World's Fair Oct 10
Texans prepare for Texas Historic Day at the St Louis World’s Fair with Mrs W F Robertson as host. A reception follows in the afternoon and a social gathering Friday evening. Notable attendees include Reagan Lub bock Hoge Yeory Torrell Orley Bell Campbell Kirby and many state leaders and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetin
Tex
W. F. Robertson
St. Louis
Earl
Robertson
Texas
Sons
Judzyco Reagan
Frank R. Lubbock
Jamas S. Hoge
Elizabeth New
Oth
Winfield Scott
Fort Worth
Aisdorf Pauliner
BR. Gaines
Marc Mitchell
Carl Drake
Lea. H. Yavine
Auelin
Ts. Henry
Eary Sede
BR. V. Davison
Galveston
John If
Palestine
Jean J. Teif Mire
Tom Leeper
Gainesville
Cooney
Proctor
Milas
Elizabeth Ney
Dloward Templeton
Sulphur Springs
M. Be Dietates
Gano
Eva Ang
George Slirges
Ethel Seruges
Olive Errington Scott
H. G. Mdrington
Branvey Tarlluh
Eleanor Firnckeninge
Nellie Paschal
A. H. Waater
San An
Tonio
Maison
Montat
Moore
Pope
Hefler
Cameron
Robert
Sint
Miss Bingham at New Orleans in a dramatic treat
Fragmentary notes describe Miss Bingham performing in New Orleans with Li Ty and Voight in a theatrical program. It mentions quality of attendance and excellence of performance, with references to a vigil and dramatic scenes, though many words are garbled.
Hoarse Racing Rally Near Waco Delays Thanksgiving Meet
A garbled report from Waco Texas describes a Thanksgiving racing event with horses and drivers preparing to race. The track was listed as firm though details are unclear due to transcription errors. Local teams from Taylor and nearby areas were mentioned as participants.
Many Changes in Railway Circles October 1 Effective
A sweeping reshuffle in railway administration takes effect October 1. J M Lea becomes general manager of the San Antonio and Gulf, with W L Bisbee named Austin division superintendent. Multiple resignations follow, including J L Les and J D Bone, as carriers and clerks move to private enterprise. George Urney heads new advertising and literary departments, and several secretaries and clerks receive promotions or discharge as the system retools operations. ELECTION BALLOTS HAVE BEEN SENT OUT.
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Houston
Tex
Ciy
J. M. Lea
Austinvision
Texas Central
San Anuonio
Gulf Mae
Nesdquart
San Antonio
W. L. Bisbee
Superiniertent
Austin
Toyseto
J. AL. Les
J.D
St. Louis
Tlston
Honslow
West Texas
Wallace O'Leary
W. T. Hancock
Central
West Jines
Trafic
Kirby Janber
M. McLaughlin
Golleitinss
Southern Paelic Lines Hialquarters
Hotel Arrivals Southern and Nearby Travelers List
A garbled hotel arrivals page lists numerous guests and origins including T. W. Metulee and spouse from Mexico, M. Crew from Dayton, HL Lanuis Mys, Lore, Comstock from Mexico City, Marlin Kesmuede, Balti amnre Miss, Avery and wife, Tate, Eluxed, Cailltas, Newtoit, Miss Mra Colliig from Nevwlus Wise, Gy Poowler Austhy, S.8. Tangle New Maven, J. Collins Carthage, Victoris Texas, and others visiting cities such as New Orleans, San Jose, Cal, and Paria.
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Avery and
Wite
Tate
Eluxed
Raving
Vedy
Cailltas
Newtoit
Mra Colliig
Nevwlus
Wise
Gy Poowler
Austhy
A. M. Samlerson
Mr. Silma Te Shows
City
Tan
New Orleana
Tangle
New Maven
Trhais
Paria
New
Orleana
A. S. Bacon
San Jose
Cal
J. Collins
Carthage
Netineye Victoris
Tex
Identity hinges on a crippled toe in Hatson Prairie case
A Batson Prairie property mystery resurfaces after a 20 year disappearance as Mary Kingston, once believed dead, seeks to prove identity via a crippled toe to claim her daughter’s vast inheritance. Witnesses, including Kingston’s brother and sister, testify about marks on a toe and a distinctive scar, while the claimant’s true mother and relatives challenge the claim amid a land value surge and a sale dispute. The case reaches trial with consent by the end of proceedings, leaving questions about legitimacy and ownership unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bighe
Heston
Tex
Gel I
Big City
Batson
Phe Jang
Rama
Mary Kingston
Batson Prairie
Homer
Mary Kingson
Kingston
Buckles
W. St. Blain
Mary Wingalan
Levisimeny Browaght
Mary Kingatay
Arteina
Gille
Jagati
Attorteya
Maekbes
Klogten
Ismelory
Prauisey Mars Litigant
San Antonio Automobile Company Upgrades Plant
Complete equipment and up-to-date machinery installed at the San Antonio Automobile Company make it a leading Texas machine shop. New items include an advanced sawing and running machine, with capability to build autos, parts, and complete frames. The firm operates a shop where automobiles are repaired and delivered in the same careful manner as horses are cared for in a stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Automobile Company
San Autonio Automoble Company
Mme Texas
Roosevelt Avenue S Set for Repair Ahead of International Fair
Street Commissioner Stevens plans to begin restoring Roosevelt Avenue S next week to return it to first class condition for the International Fair opening. The thoroughfare is to be completed by opening day, with a resolution expected tomorrow afternoon to approve the repair work.
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Roosevelt Avenue
Stevens
Resting place for accident victim Lai Castra
Remains of accident victim Lai Castra, who died Friday night aboard the Southern Pacific, were laid to rest yesterday afternoon in City Cemetery No 3. The widow, Ents Ane Yur del Castro, residing in Poré, attended the interment.
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Lai
Pumper
Southern Pacific
City Canetery
State Spiritualists Elect Their Officers
The first Towineas session of the Cle Sate Association of Spiritualists, long in convention, met yesterday. Officers for the coming year were elected, with Laura Payne of San Antonio as president and George Wilson of Tronston as vice president. John W. Ring was chosen mus to attend the National Spiritualist association convention, and Mrs. Laura Payne will serve as alternate delegate. A lecture by Mrs. Ailes Baker of Dallas opened the evening, with further messages from a local shepherd and remarks on modern spiritualism.
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Spirktndiate
Bné
Snecigl
LL O'Dlock
John AV
Ring
Aing
Soli
Nayes
Boston
Maas
Laura Vy Payne
Tayewell
Leeta Hag
Mme Nerth
Dallag
John W W. Ring
Annanl
National Spiritualist Association
Laur B. Payne
Praaident
Laura
TB. Payne
San Antonio
Vive Preshlout
George A. Wilson
Tronston
M, M. Malone
Smithville
Trensiaver— Ware M. Smith
Alive Taker
Tale Tak
John WW
Thing
Galveston
William Akin
Teanwmont
C. Godfrey
Riks' Hall
Ais
Ailes Baker
Dallas
Riker Filso
Vann
Jayne
Socialist Meeting Called by Eleventh District Group
The Eleventh District socialists plan an October 12 meeting in Waco at Hin Soelniisty of the Wleventt Cote syessiona, with Debs as a target. W. c. Lowit urged preparations to bring Uckers to the rally, ensure vote counting accuracy, and secure a good speaker for the event. Members are urged to attend the Rath erinig.
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Tex
W. c. Lowit
Waco
Uckers
al Yaling Para
Wade
Lisa
Wreo
Soslollata
Home Seekers Excursion From 87 Liquor District
Notification has been received by the Business Men's club of an excursion to The Light, Waco, Texas. One native and two other states will be represented. The excursion, planned by the American Antiquarian Society of New York, will leave St. Louis on a date in April. Many enthusiasts will participate in the trip.
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New York
Bth Avenue
Lrowlway Iy
Garlatin
Ronnia
Wreo
Tex
Weckere
Women teachers in county schools report dwindling numbers
In the county schools of Spavial te Light, Wace, Tex, most schools have been taken by teachers who are chiefly girls or young women. The writer notes that the number of schools exceeds the available teachers, indicating strained staffing and a need for more qualified instructors.
Incomplete text notesteacher distribution and weather aid
The fragment discusses increasing independent districts and levies, mentions schools and weather, and hints at preparations or delays. It references a person named Hewitt and a sewing machine. The readable portion is noisy with garbled words, yielding limited coherent facts about districts and education funding.
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Machenheimer
Jonas
Rave Aas
Mauger Pulite Sealer
Hoarse
Prin
Taylor
Neskean Ama
LOM. Lee Comets
John Antonia
Shackford
Ar & GaemWash
Wooldridge
the & Py
Houll
Ocl
Curl
Partheny
Democratic Republican
Prohibition
People’s Parley
Socialist Labor and
Socialist Party
Eneh Deketca
Gove
Houston ST
H. Rische
Delaney
Gest
J. Sgulley
Lee
Treas
W. W. Hiner
Chas. A. Salt
Albert L. Ludwis and
Alb. M'Sormick
Aca
Chee
Emerson & CO
Kickers
Frank Bros
Alamo Plaza
Gov
Dodds & CO
East
Houston Street
East Houston
Steinway
Bias
Wil A. Watkin
Music Company
Both
Phanes
E. Wooo
Mgr
The
Pain’s
Manhattan Beach
Pompeii
CHE
Helen May Butler
Ladies Military Brass Band
J. W. Kokernot
J.M. Vance
Irs
BMW
Smith, Maloy
Towa
Ima
Drake
Lam Sr
Peake Formate Company
Drake Build
Chicago
Drake & Palmello
Hs Im
Hewitt
City OF
Overivatt
Ana Ny
Torah
General Fund
St Bel
Voughers
ANB. M. “Oni
Halnwe
Iidebladnesa
Treagnrar
Seneral
Total
Ieee
Sun Mary Halonen
James
Nes
City Chork
Apetavereu Orion
NT. Wilson
W. J. Barker
EL Kirk Patrick Yories
P. Brown
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