Wilson-Marshall fund gains momentum in San Antonio drive
Bexar County Democrats are believed to have contributed about $2000 to the national campaign fund. The Callahan committee reported $185.50 in listed gifts from volunteers including $10 by several donors and many smaller amounts. Names include William Ehlers P A Vance Alfred Rhode J Galthce Selig Deutschmann and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson-Marshall Club
National Campaign Fund
Marshall Hicks
R. G. Callahan
John H. Bickett
C. B. Watters
Hicks
Colquitt
Bexar County
Callahan Committee
William Ehlers
P. A. Vance
Alfred
W.rhode
W. T. Goode
J. G. Fowler
B. F. Nicholson
T. N. Smith
Joel A. Lipscomb
J. Galthce
C. C. Gibbs
Robert Uhr
H.V. Weise
R. B. Cherry
B. G. Lane
J. L. Luther
A. A. Austin
Harry Traylor
L. O. Ramsey
C. J. Thomson
T. J. Hart
James B. South
W. A. Petty
H. N. Ward
E. W. Albaugh
J. W. Gilliam
Walter P. Napier
Howard Templeton
J. G. Greiner
F. L Hillyer
F. A. Menger
G. V. Maverick
S. J. Brooks
Frank H. Wash
J. L. Kerr
W. Kelso
W. B. Loop
E. Stevens
Ganahl Walker
R. B. Craig
P. H. Swearingen
S.G. Tayloe
Thomas B. Palfry
Gus Zalmanzig
L. L. Boyd
R. H. Wester
J. C. Kinney
Charles M. Roberts
H. A. Wilkinson
John A. Fentiman
J. D. Wilson
Trouble Looms Over Lake Charles Labor Trial
Parish officials deny rumors of arms import for the Brotherhood of Timber Workers as 58 members face murder riot and unlawful conspiracy charges in the Grabow labor riot case. Earlier battles left four dead and 37 wounded. Meanwhile Riverside Restaurant reports a large delivery of seafood items including frog legs shrimp and oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Brotherhood of Timber Workers
Grabow
Galloway Lumber Company
Brownsville Council Adopts Paving Ordinance
The Brownsville city council approves paving fourteen blocks in the business district. With about thirty blocks already creosoted timber, once the new work is finished every street in the business section will be paved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Taylor Poultry Show Set for December 2 to 7
Taylor Texas residents at the Taylor Poultry association meeting voted to stage the third annual Taylor poultry show December 2 to 7. Preparations aim for a larger display and purse with numerous premiums and prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Taylor, Tex
Taylor Poultry Association
Taylor Poultry Show
German Lutheran Synod to Meet in Hallettsville Next Spring
Hallettsville hosts the German Lutheran Synod of Texas conference in spring 1913. Lavaca county's large German population is expected to draw a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Tex
German Lutheran Synod of Texas
Lavaca County
Prospe lt Hill Residents Rally for Route Change
Prospect Hill residents crowd a mass meeting at the Prospect Hill Methodist church demanding the I G N line reroute to avoid the reservation. Mayor Jones and Aldermen hear arguments as petitions with 2000 plus signatures are presented and a steering committee is formed to push the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Jones
Boynton
Fincham
Uhr
Main Plaza
C. H. Wagner
Albert Kronkosky
Joseph Murray
Frank Allen
R. B. Greathouse
R. G. Cal—e
R. A. Greathouse
Crockett School Mothers’ Club
Prospect
Cascarets Offer Cleanser For Stomach and Bowel Health
An advertising pitch promotes Cascarets as a thorough cleanser for stomach and intestines. It claims to remove undigested food and bile, prevent headaches and digestive issues, and says the product works while you sleep for 10 cents a box.
City to vote bonds for street improvements
Mayor Jones discussed finances and urged bonds not exceeding 4,000,000 for street work. The meeting endorsed the plan and pledged support, with plans for weekly Friday meetings to push civic improvements and sidewalk construction urged by J. E. Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
San Antonio
J. E. Wells
Fred W. Cook backs Wilson in presidential outlook
Fred W. Cook, president of the San Antonio Drug Co., says conservative business men view Wilson as next president. He cites improved crop conditions, higher money value, and banker optimism from New York and Indiana, with New York and Indiana seen as leaning heavily Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred W. Cook
San Antonio
Wilson
United States
Mr. Cook
Indiana
Critics of America defend progress in fifty years
In Indianapolis Ralph M. Easley, head of civics committee, praises social and industrial gains over the past five decades. He cites eight hour workdays, labor arbitration, child labor laws, tenement and factory inspection laws, and numerous organizations aiding the needy and immigrants as signs of civilization advancing. He notes support from Carnegie, Rockefeller, Mrs Harrianan and Mrs Sage and mentions plans for a formal progress inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph M. Easley
Committee of Civics
National Conservation Congress
Easley
America
New York
National Federation of Remedial Loan Societies
National Association For the Promotion of Industrial Education
United States Bureau of Mines
Agriculture Department
The
Children’s Bureau
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Edward H. Harriman
Russell Sage
Lectures Highlight Teachers Institute Program
Gonzales Texas reports the forthcoming teachers institute with a daily schedule and evening talks. State Superintendent F M Bralley will speak Tuesday while Amanda Stolzafus from the University of Texas will discuss The School as a Social Center on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Tex
Teachers’ Institute
F. M. Bralley
Amanda Stolzafus
University of Texas
Funeral set for former royal arch secretary in Texas
Grand Secretary John Watson of the Texas Masonic grand lodge and Grand Secretary C R Phillips of the grand royal chapter travel to Cleburne to attend the funeral for Former Grand Secretary John A Bryan of the royal arch chapter who died at 4 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco, Tex
John Watson
Texas Masonic Grand Lodge
C. R. Phillips
Grand Royal Chapter
Cleburne
John A. Bryan
Royal Arch
Roosevelt aids widow with six under ten children
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, back in New York after Senate testimony on 1904 campaign fund, stopped at Penn station, spoke to a widow named Ellen Hunter and her six children, and handed her a greenback as encouragement before heading to Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Senate
Republican Campaign Fund
William Loeb Jr
Harvard Club
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ellen Hunter
Scotland
Get a Receipt plan stops mistakes with unchangeable records
National sales-slip printers furnish the only system that prevents losses by providing printed unchangeable records of every transaction. The plan forces employees to make a correct record of each sale, safeguarding profits for proprietors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orn
Southwestern Company
Southwestern Telephone
Comprehensive— Universal
Telegraph
Telege
Wilson-Marshall Fund
War Chest
Riverside Restaurant
Berwick Bay
Prospelt Hill
Conservation Congress
Congress
Knoxville
Tenn
Chautauqua
N. Y
Executive Committee
Hood
Chalmers
G. A. C. Halff
EE. A. Kalkhurst
Gen. Mer
S. H. Weis
Treas
Alamo Auto Sales Company
Avenue C
Travis Street
Cameron St
Bededd Bldg
Bralley
Bryan
Geta
Speer
Ness
Office Register
National Cash Register
the National Cash Register Co
Dayton, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!