Printers Association Holds Large State Meeting in Austin
The Employing Printers association opened its second day in Austin with strong attendance. Papers on cost of manufacture and machine composition were presented by T. H. Napier and others. Officers will be elected this afternoon, and attendees will tour state institutions tonight with a Dutch lunch at Scholtz's garden.
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Austin
Tex
Employing Printers Association
T. H. Napier
J. R. Woods
San Antonio
Eugene Keilner
Waco
H. H. Orem
Houston
Marvin D. Evans
Fort Worth
Scholtz
Kerrville Pioneer and Sheriff A. I. Williamson Dead at 82
A. I. Williamson an elderly Kerrville resident and Confederate veteran collapsed and died on Main street at 82. He served as Kerr County’s first sheriff and is survived by his wife and four children including A. B. Williamson Kerr County treasurer and Mrs. Rankin of Elmendorf. Funeral set for Friday afternoon.
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Kerrville
Tex
A. I. Williamson
Main Street
Kerr County
A. B. Williamson
Alice Williamson
Boon
San Antonio
Rankin
Elmendorf
Counsellor in Mormon Church Dies at 77
John Henry Smith, second counsellor to Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mormon Church, and a member of the First Presidency, died suddenly at his Salt Lake City home this morning. He was born in 1848 and had served long in church leadership.
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Mormon Church
Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
John Henry Smith
Joseph F. Smith
First
Midshipman Price Dies by Own Hand in Manila
Charles Dennison Price a midshipman aboard the cruiser New Orleans killed himself in Manila today after being ordered to resign. He had been appointed to the naval academy at Annapolis from Pennsylvania on July 27 1905. No reason for the resignation demand is provided.
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Associated Press
Manila
Charles Dennison Price
New Orleans
Price
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Willie Lewis Edged In Ten Round Fight By Jeff Smith
Jeff Smith of New Jersey narrowly defeats Willie Lewis of New York in a ten round welterweight bout held in New York last night with the Associated Press reporting.
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Willie Lewis
Associated Press
New York
Jeff Smith
New Jersey
Taft Urges Senate Approval of Honduras Nicaragua Loan Treaties
President Taft urged approval of treaties with Honduras and Nicaragua to manage loans and have the United States control the customs houses. He argued the measure would curb revolutions, stabilize finances, and boost U S trade while defending the Monroe Doctrine and pointing to Santo Domingo as a successful precedent. He urged the senate to act promptly for peace and prosperity in Central America.
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Sacramento
Cal
Taft
Salem
Ore
Honduras
Nicaragua
United States
Senate
Santo Domingo
Mr. Taft
Republic of Honduras
Republic of Nicaragua
Repubcs
Mexico
Panama
Roosevelt
New York City
Santo Domi
Central America
Amens
Allances
America
Gulf
Monroe
Spain
Olney
Hemisphere
Congress
Negro Boy Awarded Damages in Austin Trial
Special to the A gh Austin Texas October 13 A negro boy Scott Durham was awarded 25 damages by a Twenty sixth District court jury against the city of Austin for injuries from a February electrical storm when an electric wire from the city plant burned him Durham had sued for 10000 but the jury valued the injuries at 25 and no appeal is expected
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AGH
Austin
Tex
Scott Durham
Twenty-sixth District
Durham
Columbus Day Celebration Honors Discovery Amid Rain in San Antonio
In a drenching Columbus Day observance, the Italo American Young Men's club led a large parade and evening program at San Pedro park. Speakers praised club efforts to secure a legal holiday. officials and representatives from Italian and civic groups attended despite rain and a reduced pyrotechnic display.
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San Pedro Park
America
Young Men's Club
San Antonio
Callaghan
Chamber of Commerce
Bexar County
Societies of
San Pedro Springs
Alvina Talerico
Edward Mabrito
Mabrito
Count Bruni
Laredo
Nicolini
Galveston
Stato- American Organization
Altobeili
Kirkpatrick
Christopher Columbus
Ernest Pizzini
Chester H. Terrell
Ate Harm
Terrell
Italo-American Club Seeks Columbus Day Holiday in Texas
The Italo-American club presented Queen Alvina Talerico with a diamond ring on Columbus Day as a tribute to her reign marking the first Columbus Day queen in Texas. The event closed with a grand march led by the queen and Christopher Columbus figure Charles Rubiola, followed by about hundred couples dancing until midnight.
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Christopher Columbus
Charles Rubiola
Chester H. Terrell
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Hionor
Mezzetti
Chiado
Robbers Enter Mulberry Post Office and Escape with Mail
Robbers broke into the Mulberry post office near Pittsburg Kansas early today and seized several packages of registered mail. One package reportedly contained $10,000 destined for the Sheridan Coal Company to pay miners.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kas
Mulberry
Sheridan Coal Company
Mayor plans more potato imports to curb high local prices
Indianapolis mayor says Minnesota potatoes can be bought at 45 to 75 cents a bushel and will ship two more carloads to sustain 75 cents per bushel retail price. Brainerd man claims 45 cents exists. two additional carloads expected to arrive today, FOB Indianapolis. Kyle Texas reports funeral of Mrs. G Gray buried after San Antonio hospital death. large turnout from San Antonio and nearby towns.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Ind
Shank
Trust
Minnesota
Brainerd
Minn
O. B. Indianapolis
Kyle
Tex
G. Gray
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Kyle Cemetery
New Braunfels
Austin
Georgetown
Dallas
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Jentists
SIQKS
N. K. Fairbank Company
Discoverer
Kansas
Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Props
Buffalo, N
St. Anthony Hotel
Bath
Gunter Hotel
the Menger
H W. Wills, Mgr
Texas
Bexar
Alfred Sanner
San Antonio, Texas
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