Adjutant General Hutchings Heads to Buffalo Session
Adjutant General Henry Hutchings leaves Austin for Buffalo New York to attend the thirteenth annual session of the National Association. He will be away about two weeks and the state ranger force reorganization will be handled by Assistant Adjutant General Howard A rk. The governor plans to raise service to fifty men along the Mexican border, preferring rangers over U S cavalry for this duty.
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Austin
Tex
Henry Hutchings
Buffalo
New York
National Association
Sion
Hutchings
Howard A,rk
United States
Cruiser Cincinnati ordered to Mare Island for repairs
The cruiser Cincinnati is ordered into commission at Mare Island navy yard by November 15 to relieve the New Orleans which is returning home from the Asiatic station for repairs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cincinnati
Mare Island Navy Yard
New Orleans
Asiatic Station
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Mothers
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the child, softens the gum, allays pain, and cures wind colic and diarrhea. It is advertised as harmless and sold for twenty five cents a bottle.
Census Bureau reports cotton ginned to Sept 25 in 1911 leads
The second periodical cotton ginning report shows United States ginned 3,663,066 bales prior to Sept 26 with state totals led by Texas and Georgia. Comparisons to 1910 1909 and 1908 reveal higher ginning in many states, including Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas and others. A correction notes 771,297 bales ginned prior to Sept 1. Married at Luling Charles Ward and Daisy Bell wed at Luling Texas.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. Gi
Census Bureau
United States
Sea Island
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
N. Carolina
Carolina
Missouri
Oreres
Eee
Caseeck
Aee Eee
Soreseddee
Theo
Aoe
Oo Aete
Eepok
Miss Talerico Crowned Columbus Day Queen in San Antonio
The Columbus Day queen contest closed with 152 226 votes cast for 12 candidates in front of about 1500 Italian community members at the city market auditorium. Miss Alvina Talerico led with 51 179 votes, followed by Miss Angelina Moretti 24 568 and Miss Pauline Chaido 22 988. Elvira Pizzini, Charlotta Pizini and Marie Bartoni placed fourth to sixth with Spain Italy and America represented.
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San
Pauline Chaido
Talerico
Elvira Pizzini
Charlotta Pizini
Marie Bartoni
Spain
Italy
America
Sara Barcelona
Lucia Rolondo
Josephine Forestello
Josephine Lucchese
Rosa Rolando
Feliece Pazi
Stomach Sufferers Urged to Try Natural Digestion Aids
An article argues most stomach illness stems from over eat and poor foods and that pills and doctors drain finances. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming they supply missing digestive elements and let Nature cure indigestion. A 50 cent price is listed with a free trial offer.
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Stuart
Harvard President to move from historic Harvard Yard home
Harvard President Lowell plans to leave the old brick president's house in College Yard for a new residence on Quincy Street adjacent to the yard. The 1861 house, funded by Peter C. Brooks with a $16,000 cost, has housed Harvard leaders for over fifty years, including Eliot for four decades. Its future use is uncertain though a library or storeroom is considered.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Lowell
Harvard
College Yard
Quincy Street
Eliot
Peter C. Brooks
Hall's Texas Wonder Promises Cure for Various Ailments
Advertises Hall's Texas Wonder claiming cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. States a dollar bottle provides sixty days of treatment and that seldom a bottle fails to cure. Encourages sending for testimonials and lists Dr. E W Hall address in St. Louis Missouri with druggist availability.
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Hall
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Cattlemen Move to Raise 1.5 Million for Selling Agency
Following a Fort Worth meeting where plans for a 3 million dollar selling agency against trust interests were laid out, cattlemen seek 1.5 million as their share. Ea C Lasater, president of the Cattle Raisers association, toured Texas cities to rally support and expects easy funding.
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Fort Worth
Ea C. Lasater
Cattle Raisers’ Association
San Antonio
Texas
Indians to Get Money Trust Funds to be Issued on Citizenship
The Sac and Fox and Mississippi tribes of Indians in Iowa and Oklahoma will receive their full pro rata share of a 1 020 000 dollar trust fund now in the treasury once they assume citizenship. Oklahoma members have sought apportionment and allotment of lands, while the interior secretary asked the comptroller if 240 000 dollars could be withheld for schools. The comptroller ruled such retention would be unlawful.
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Associated Press
Washington
Iowa
Oklahoma
Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Comptroller of the Treasury
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Pure Blood and Cold Recovery
Hard colds affect people with impure blood more than those with pure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to purify the blood and help the body recover from a cold faster than any other medicine. Take Hood's.
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Hood
Three Higher Courts Open Regular Term
Austin reports the three higher courts opened for the new term with several docketed cases. The supreme court and the court of criminal appeals hold many pending matters, including contempt cases involving Col. J. F. Wolters and W. H. Gray next Wednesday. Wolters, aided by Jonathan Lane, prepares an elaborate brief. A decision is expected the following Wednesday.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
J. F. Wolters
W. H. Gray
Rally Day At Travis Park Methodist Church Draws Thousands
Sunday services centers on rally day exercises at Travis Park Methodist Church drawing several thousand attendees and visitors. Mrs. V A Godbey spoke on graded Sunday school work and promotes expanding the Sunday school program for the upcoming conference year. The event featured a two part program focusing on advancing church education.
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J. T. Crider
V. A. Godbey
Millie Briggs
R. L. Stanfield
T. H. Flansbery
Wilson M. Brown
R. H. Wester
Home Department
George W. Price
Miss Miller
Wesley
I. E. Rock
Miss Bowden
J. W.woodson
Travis Park Methodist Church
Travis Park
Whisky kills child in Cincinnati death verdict
In Cincinnati Ohio on October 2 Cononer Coe of Hamilton county ruled the death of 5 year old Ethel Bush daughter of farmer William Bush from alcoholism. The child reportedly found a whisky bottle in a home closet and drank several large amounts. She was later found unconscious and died from convulsions.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cononer Coe
Hamilton County
Ethel Bush
William Bush
Mt. Alverne
Vessels Driven Ashore by New Brunswick Hurricane
A hurricane swept the Sydney district causing boats to run aground. A girl was killed and another man fatally injured by live wires in the city. The schooner Coronation lies ashore at West Mounts while three coasters are grounded at Barrack Point and the wrecking steamer Albert is aground and badly damaged in the harbor.
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Sydney
N. B
Coronation
West Mounts
Barrack Point
Albert
Amare
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Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Biscuit
Adjutant General of State
Theo Arizt
Orchestra
Onowa
Luling
Charles Ward
Fentress
Daisy Bell
Wilson Belley
San Antonio Sporting Goods Company
Houston Street
San Antonio Sporting Goods Co
Anager
Miss Talerico
Cattlemen Raise Fund
Falls City
Hobston Ee
Karnes City
Kenedy
Cuero Eee
Yoakum San Antonio
Wolters and Gray
Fletcher
Whisky
New Brunswick
F. Groos & Co
Bankers
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