Texan Adopts Semiweekly Publication Schedule
The University of Texas student paper The Texan shifts to a semiweekly schedule on Wednesdays and Saturdays under editor Hallis. The new editorial staff includes Eugene Wartis as editor in chief and Hardig as managing editor, with associates Deverpart Newby Haynes and others joining the masthead to publish this year.
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Austin
Tex
Varsity
Texan
Hallis
Eugene L. Wartis
Cleg
WL. Ttamedell
Hardig L.is
Hebert Deverpart
N. P. Nowy
Panl K. Haynes
W. A. Philputt
Yates
Ben Dyer
Leon Serudmian
Robert O'Connor
R. R. South
Martin
Gnaud
Duding
Black Amazon on War Path Fined in San Antonio Case
Lizzia McKensia faced claims of damages against San Antonio Traction Co. Claim Agent RL Bridgman noted her agitation and threat with a large butcher knife. She was arrested and appeared for trial this morning after questioning in the claim office.
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Traction
Lizzia McKensia
Amie Dimensione
RL. Bridgman
Santonio Traction Company
Liv
Mearth
Devi
Baeth
My. Teliaton
Tizzie
Court limits evidence in streetcar injury case
A court restricted the plaintiff from demanding damages for injuries from being thrown from a street car. She offered to show bruises but the judge ruled tangible evidence unnecessary and fined the woman $50 for flourishing the rifle.
San Antonio 21 Years Ago A Troubled Town Chronicle
A San Antonio report details local church notices and social events. Miriane Orvela dies after a wagon mishap in Hiboelly. skull fracture and death recorded. Mrs Essie Chawford leads church events. Mr Emerson intervenes to prevent an accidental pistol mishap. Stevenson reports dog hunting incident at a powder range. Knights of Pythias consider parade participation and seek grand chancellor dispensation while Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plans upcoming convention activities.
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AL Tenven
Paenter
Essie Chawford
Natan
May Tv. Chirk
Fieioius
Ed Gallagher
J.G. Swargerty
Newpte
Emerson
Stavensom
Powder House
Stevens
Mtn
Toot Carder
Knights of Pythies
Brotherhood of Railway
Ardara
Growers Decide to Hold Cotton at Guenther Warehouse
About 900 to 1000 bales of cotton from Bexar and nearby counties were stored at the Guenther warehouse in San Antonio. The Bexar County Farmers Union voted to hold all member cotton until securing 15 cents per pound, appointing a three member committee led by A Mowe to manage the holdings. The meeting, with delegates from ten local unions, urged northern counties to ship cotton to Guenther’s for centralized storage and price leverage.
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Bexar County
A. Mowe
San Antonio
A. M. Pyroo
W. F. Miller
China
Grove
C. &. Horton
van Ormy
A. M. Prron
J . Feligy
Bexar
J. O. Casper
Quir Island
A. B. Lange
Ed. Koehler
Macdona
Wm. Mickel
Joe Marbach
Smith
A. W. Surtees
J. C. James
Ira Douglass
Gnaper
Felton
B. W. Johnson
Robert. James
Black
Apprien
F. A. Jackel
A.B. Moore
W. G. McDonald
Ormy
C. E. Horton
Charles Wood
China Grove
J.C. Bock
F. Seulather
George Himp
Yestyday
Shely Farms
J.B. Airhart
Tuayaen
Wremes
Byron
Wory
Vennion
Abbatt
Mann's Crossing
Oak Island
Whndland
Vetohur
Rimendorf
Bonby's Hall
C.F
A. Guenther
Ite
Guenther
San Antonis
Polit
Fay Wareloniing
Houston
Axl
Dallas
Thaw Trial Set For December Second In White Case
New York October 7 The second trial of Harry K Thaw for the killing of Stanford White will begin December 2. District Attorney Jerome, counsel Martin W Littleton for Thaw and Justice Howling of the supreme court discuss the date. Jerome opposed the November 1 date and offered the December 2 date which was selected.
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New York
Harry IK
Stanford White
Wil Rexchad
Jerome
Martin W. Littleton
Thaw
Justica Howling
Supreme Court
Lit Leten
Horse Show at Fort Worth Fair Featured Nightly Attraction
Dallas Tex Gale Fort Worth fair four days October 17 Fort Worth fair association will host a prominent horse show in the large tent. Spectators will see fine thoroughbreds from across the country with patrons from abroad and a scene of gowns and crowds that signals a grand civic attraction. The event aims to rank among the state’s historic showcases, drawing wide public interest and attention to Fort Worth.
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Dallas
Tex
Fort
Countey
Mort Worth
Mormon couples voyage to marry in Utah bypassing temple
Nine young Mormon couples left their state and headed to Utah, traveling to Las Vegas or Utah to wed. The journey was necessary due to the absence of a Mormon temple in Meaiso, prompting the pilgrimage to marry in a distant temple.
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Shis State
Wave Gate
Bast Tales Oy
Ulan
Moraton
Meaiso
Printers Vote 10 Aid Telegraphers At San Antonio Meeting
A San Antonio Typographical Union meeting elected Ame officials and adopted a resolution to aid telegraphers by providing eight weeks of industrial relief. Louis Darke was elected president, with a contested secretary treasurer race leading to Ed. Koerpe’s replacement after nineteen years. Other officers and delegates were named, with strong Trades Council and Allied Printing Council participation. Malaria reference and Old Standard Groves tonic appears as broken text at the end.
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San Antonio
Nordhaus
G Koerpe
Tms
B W. Horne
George L. Rine
Secratary
F. W. Horne
Reading
Ninth Infantry On Target Practice Schedule
The Ninth Infantry will march to Léon Springs for target practice tomorrow, joining Company B for base duties. Lieutenant General Buller commands as Colonel Robertson departs tonight to retire in Washington. Two weeks of practice begin, with Fort Sam Houston near empty except for the three troops of the cavalry. The Thirteenth artillery recently moved to Farmeara Union Forme Branch in Welinir, Texas. October 7. The Farmara Union was organized at New Galicia near a south border area with a large membership.
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Léon Springs
Roghnerdt
Galonel W W. C. Buller
Colonal Robertson
Washington
Fort Sam Houston
Farmeara Union Forme
Welinir
Tex
Farmara Union
Gbielau
Have
Cotton stored until 15 cent price set by union
Members of the Bexar County Farmers' Union decide to hold cotton, storing about 900 bales in the city until a price of 15 cents is secured. A three person committee led by W. W. Miller, Gans Antonin, and J. F. Sobfather from China Grove and Van O'Neal oversees the action. Union members consider obtaining another warehouse before next season.
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Bexar Cowty Farmers' Union
W. W. Miller
Gan Antonin
J. F. Sobfather
China Grove
Ti Horton
van Onay
A.W. Surless
Inauguration Celebration in Monterey Marks New Governor
A grand public festivity in Monterey Mexico celebrated the inauguration of Governor Bernardo Reyes. The city wore lavish decorations on public buildings and private towers as ceremonies closed with an elaborate banquet at the government building.
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Monterey
Mex
Gel
Gayety du Avery Bani
Bernardo Reyes
Local quips and phrases spark odd debate in Milwaukie note
A scrambled broadcast of remarks from the Milwaukee Sentinel playfully questions etiquette and slang. Jumbled lines mention Miss Sweet, Miss Statrly, and Miss Sigp with feigned critique of companionship on a plane and a plan to kill potato bugs in a garden. A joking exchange about a Wong and elearetics provides further comic mishearing.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Tompkins
Wong Ie
MEAT INSPECTION LAW UNDER FIRE AT CONVENTION
In Chicago on October 7 the second annual meeting of the Amalgamated Meal Association opens with tours and meals. The event runs through Tuesday evening ending with a banquet. Speakers include R. G. Wecles of Brooklyn former Senator W. A. Harris of Lawrence and Charles B. Murray of Gintindatt.
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Chicago
Panker’s Association
Br R. G. Wecles
Brooklyn
United States
W. A
Fall Salt Orders Urged As Cold Weather Looms
Text urges readers to prepare for approaching cold by ordering fall salt. Fragmentary wording hints at a shopper alert urging readiness, mentioning salt and cold season prep. No specific dates or organizations identified in the readable portion.
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Sodh
Steam Heated Tent Hosts Revival In Chicago
A steam heated revival tent was inaugurated yesterday at North Clark and Clark Street in Chicago. Rev. R. A. Torrey preached to congregations of more than 1000, the tent seating capacity, with the $18,000 structure to host daily meetings through late November.
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Get
North Clark and
Cheainnat
R. A. Torrey
Wim
Detly Meeliga
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