Proposed new Chamber home discussed by board
The board of directors plans to appoint a committee this evening to study construction options for a new Chamber of Commerce building on St. Marys Street after raising 150000 dollars. The project aims to generate rental revenue to cover interest and include space for a permanent made at home exhibit. Trash pile fire on Arsenal street prompts rapid response. investigators suspect arson by local youths.
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Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Organization
Finance Committee
St. Mary's Street
J. F. Carter
San Antonio
Arsenal Street
San Pedro Ditch
Any Mian Would Suit the Rebels for President
Felix Diaz is often mentioned as a possible vice presidential candidate in a new Mexican revolutionary movement led by General Orozco. The rebel junta in El Paso says the revolution centers on causes, not a single man, and plans organized action to name a provisional president. Col Lazaro Alanis, a Chihuahua rebel leader, is arrested in El Paso while his wife accompanied him after helping disarm Juarez police.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
Diaz
Orozco
Gomez Robelo
Robelo
Revolutionary Party
United States
Maderista
Madero
Col
Lazaro Alanis
Chihuahua
Casas Grandes
Alanis
Juarez
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Receives Patient Praise
A Peoria Illinois woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery after two years of illness. A Jessup Pennsylvania mother reports relief from severe inflammation after two months of the remedy, avoiding an operation. The ad urges women with female ills to try the product before surgical measures.
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Peoria, Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Christina Reed
Mound St
Peoria, IN
Jessup
Joseph A. Lynch
Salazar Rejoins Orozco Rebels in Casas Grandes District
Inez Salazar has re-entered Mexico and leads rebels in Casas Grandes after fleeing Sonora. He visited Los Angeles to denounce Vasquez Gomez’s group and aligned with Orozco, aiming to reorganize scattered rebels in Chihuahua with more than six hundred men under his command.
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EL Paso
Tex
Inez Salazar
Mexico
Casas Grandes
Sonora
United States
Orozco
Salazar
Los Angeles
Vasquez Gomez
Magonistas
Chihuahua
Mexican rebels threaten Texas border near Sanderson
General Steever reports renewed rebel activity near Sanderson Texas with a rebel band advancing. He dispatches a troop from Fort Clark to guard the town and residents as reports confirm destruction in the Mormon colony and danger to many Americans in Michoacan from rebel bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Texas
War Department
Steever
Sanderson
Tex
Fort Clark
Michoacan
Rebels Fail to Hold Casas Grandes District
Fighting near Casas Grandes ends with federals repulsing rebels who had taken Ascension and Janos. Rebels lose ground at Hearst ranch area southeast of Casas Grandes where John Hayes, Hearst ranch manager, is reported killed.
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Casas Grandes
Juarez
Mex
Ola Casas Grandes
Ascension
Janos
Hearst Ranch
John Hayes
Hearst
Bridge Burnings and Rebel Movements Near Torreon
Reported actions include a bridge south of Torreon burned by insurgents and Nazareno station sacked on the Central rail line. The International rail line remains the only open route, with generals and rebels observed at Zon Golica and Santa Teresa along the International road.
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Torreon
Mexico City
Nazareno
Central Railroad
Zongolica
Cordoba
Aguilar
Santa Teresa
Ohio Progressives Lose in Overruling Graves Ballot Ruling
Ohio progressives were defeated in their bid to overrule Secretary of State Graves on ballot naming. The state court declined to hear the case, upholding Graves's decision that candidates appear with party designations. Many counties listed regular party tickets and the progressive line remains vacant due to late nominating petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Graves
Presbytery of Western Texas to Meet Next in Laredo
The Presbytery of Western Texas concluded a five day session at Westminster church in Laredo. A report on Sunday school work was presented and a Kerrville encampment trustees board was elected. Laredo was chosen for the next semi annual meeting and a January missionary conference site was to be decided.
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Presbytery
Western
Texas
Westminster Presbyterian Church
R. W. Blain
Kerrville
R. E. Vinson
Austin
D. V. Gallagher
W. B. Dickey
W. A. Ramsey
D. V. Gallaher
Laredo
Mexican Consul Esteva May Not Be Subpoenaed
Under a US Mexico treaty, Manuel Esteva the Mexican consul in San Antonio cannot be subpoenaed to testify in court. He may volunteer, and earlier a bailiff delivered papers but he refused. he later appeared before the grand jury voluntarily after asserting his rights.
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United States
Mexico
Manuel A. Esteva
San Antonio
Sr. Estevla
W. 8. Anderson
Nelson Lytle
Lytle
Esteva
County School Inspectors Report Broad Improvements
The county board of trustees led by Carlos Bee has inspected 45 schools and will tour 15 more to ensure repairs and winter preparations. Members include T P DeShiell F P O Brien Charles Seidenschnur and Joe Campbell. Bee notes widespread repainting and new furniture with rising local taxes funded for higher teacher pay amid 2800 area students.
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Board of County School Trustees
Carlos Bee
Mr. Bee
T. P. DeShiell
F. P. O’brien
Charles Seidenschnur
Joe Campbell
Bee
Union protest filed over billboard ordinance approval
A protest against the final adoption of the city billboard ordinance was filed with the city clerk. The Sign Writers union No. 408 and House Painters and Paperhangers union No. 172 are involved, represented by B. A. Pompeo J. F. Stewart and W. R. Pennington. The contemplated ordinance
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Bill Board
Sign Writers Union
House Painters & Paperhangers Union
B. A. Pompeo
J. F. Stewart
W. R. Pennington
Boy Returns After Night Lost at Show Grounds
Edward Campa, 9, who vanished from home 24 hours earlier, was found wandering the circus grounds and was brought to police. He was returned to his parents at 214 North Santa Rosa avenue at seven this morning after being picked up by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Campa
Santa Rosa Avenue
Matthews' Cafeteria Serves Hearty Dishes At Losoya
Steam tables at Matthews' Cafeteria 223 Losoya boast a wide selection of hot items and fresh, daily specials showcasing classic home style meals for diners seeking variety and value.
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Matthews
Losoya
The Little Doctor Mustard Cerate Ad
An old advertisement promotes MacLaren's Mustard Cerate as a portable remedy for cold head sore throat chest congestion pleurisy headaches neuralgia and muscle and joint pain. It claims the product will not blister harden skin or irritate and invites requests for a free sample from Schwab McElroy's Drug Stores and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacLaren
Schwab-McElroy
MacLaren Ae Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Los Angeles
Old Carpets Turned Into Rugs and Druggers
An advertisement offers carpet samples and rug making in your city. E A Johnson promotes low prices and quick service with a limited time offer to convert large figure carpets into rugs. Call old phone 784 for orders.
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E. A. Johnson
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Washer Bros. Co
Duke
Liggett& Myers
Durham
N. C
ST. Louis, MO
Union Meat Company
Beef and Pork Packers
Union Stock Yards
San Antonio, Texas
Vernis Martin and White
China
Shaenfield Bros. CO
Flores Street
City Hall
Mrs. Lynch
Progressives
Riverside Restaurant
Wn A
DR. Stotts & CO
Cork
Houston
ST. Mary's Streets
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