Young Gould Inspects Mines In Southern Illinois
Kingdon Gould heir to George J. Gould and president of several coal firms visits Southern Illinois mines to study operations. He tours No 17 at Collinsville and plans to inspect Stanton and Mount Olive works owned by Western Coal and Mining and Consolidated Coal and Mining while living in his private car. Gould, a mining engineer who graduated with high honors from Columbia School of Mines, makes daily site visits.
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ST. Louis
Illinois
Young Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
Young Gould
Collinsville
Stanton
Mount Olive
Western Coal and Mining Company
Consolidated Coal and Mining Company
Young
Columbia School of Mines
Eroplane Corps Established After Slow Emotions
Fragmentary report notes a phrase about an eroplane corps and emotions, with unclear context. The text hints at a military or aviation unit formation and a remark on emotional pace, but lacks concrete details or names to confirm a clear event.
Slashed with knife wounds Brizido Godina in camp yard assault
Brizido Godina, 19, was attacked with a knife last night at Mata moras street and Santa Rosa avenue camp yard. Three Mexican men were arrested nearby with a bloodied butcher knife. assault to murder charges were expected to be filed pending his condition.
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Brizido Godina
Godina
Matamoras Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Pfefferling
Rebels Dispersed After Evading Nicaraguan Forces
Washington dispatches report about 200 revolutionists who fled to Leon after failure in Nicaragua and moved toward Honduras to foment another uprising led by Jose Rafael Osorio. Nicaraguan troops under General Viquez pursued them.
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Washington
Managua
State Department
Leon
Honduras
Jose Rafael Osorio
Viquez
Government forces quell uprising in Nicaragua at Somotaillo
Honduran troops defeated and dispersed the insurgents at Somotaillo. Forty were killed or captured, many wounded including Osorio. Government forces recovered machine guns, a large quantity of rifles, and 7000 rounds of ammunition, relieving Honduras of the revolution as Nicaragua disturbances are thought ended.
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Somotaillo
Osorio
Honduras
Nicaragua
Uncle Sam balks at travel expenses for Thompson claims
Treasury Controller Tracewell ruled on Claude A. Thompson’s Canada trip expense account. Reimbursed items included shoes whisky nets and tobacco none of which were authorized except tobacco as contract guides. Washington residents compare local mountains to the Alps of America while Swiss visitor praises their grandeur.
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Washington, D. C
Sam
Controller of the Treasury
Tracewell
Claude A. Thompson
Canada
Department of Justice
Thompson
Washington
Puget Sound
America
E. Bchmidheing
St. Gall
Switzerland
Alps
Welcome for General Steever In San Antonio
Brig. Gen. BE Z Steever returns from Leon Springs where he reviewed target practice of Batteries A and C. A Chamber of Commerce delegation plans a San Antonio welcome on behalf of local business interests. He is to meet the delegation and may view it at a convenient time. He is expected back at Fort Sam Houston Tuesday or Wednesday.
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BE. Z. Steever
Leon Springs
Fort Sam Houston
Steevers
San Antonio
el Paso
The
Chamber
Good Eaters Are Good Fighters
A lively health ad draws a parallel between business strength and digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as fast relief for stomach trouble, claiming they aid digestion, strengthen glands, and improve nutrient absorption. The copy urges readers to buy from druggists for 60 cents.
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Stuart
De Vries to Speak in San Antonio Addressat Texas University
Austin receives notice that Hugo de Vries of the University of Amsterdam will speak to Texas University students and faculty on Tuesday with a likely Thursday arrival. He is set to address the Scientific Society of San Antonio and then speak Friday at the Travis Club.
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E. W. Heusinger
8. M. Tracy
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Hugo de Vries
University of Amsterdam
Scientific Society of San Antonio
Austin
Texas University
Travis Club
Parker Reports On Pecos & Northern Texas Railway
R D Parker of the railroad commission returned from inspecting the Pecos and Northern Texas Railway from Plainview to Coleman and the Lamesa and Floydada branches totaling about 319 miles. The Santa Fe system unit seeks authority to issue 12 million dollars in bonds, with the commission’s decision pending Parker's report on the railway’s physical condition.
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Austin
Tex
R. D. Parker
Railroad Commission
Pecos & Northern Texas Railway Company
Plainview
Coleman
Lamesa
Floydada
Santa Fe
Commission
Rain Ends Texas Drought Brightens Cotton Harvest
A heavy rain across Travis county ends a long drought that had persisted since June. Farmers had nearly finished cotton picking, so the rainfall did not damage the crop and is welcomed as relief by the agriculture sector.
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Austin
Tex
Travis County
Doctor Advocates Eating Fruit Skins Despite Caution
In the Louisville Courier Journal an exchange quotes a doctor urging to eat fruit skins for essential nutrients while a speaker fears throat scratches from biting into pineapple with the skin. The dialogue captures tension between medical advice and practical hesitation.
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Doc
Louitsville
Hotel Guests and Arrivals List at San Antonio Inns
A long roster of visitors check in at local hotels including John J. Dohaney in the Menger, B B Anderson at the Crockett, William H. Moxen at the Gunter, and numerous others from Dallas, Chicago, Providence, St. Louis, New York, Mexico City, and beyond. Notables and families, from N G Simpson to J F Barnes, are staying or arriving at the Bowie, Savoy, Bexar, St. Anthony, and additional houses.
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John J. Dohaney
Baltimore
Menger
B. B. Anderson
Chicago
Crockett
William H. Moxen
New York
Gunter
A. B. Dickey
Dallas
Bowie
Walter Brombey
Providence
R. I
St. Anthony
J. BE. Murphy
S J. Louis
Savoy
N. G. Simpson
F. EB. Payden
Cotulla
City
Bexar
H. H. Moran
Mexico
D. F
Bowtle
W. H. Wallace
Llano
Tex
Luther D. C. Wilkes
Pearsall
Cc. B. Moliney
Houston
G. B. Henson
Austria
Larry Morris
Sutherland Springs
Fred G. Smith
EB. J. McKinney
Longview
J. F. Barnes
Lampasas
W. B. Hall
Louisvill
Stanley Knight
Mary Sutter
St. Louis
San Antonio
D. B. Loomis
Waco
Crockett D
W. H. Carson
Austin
E. N. Jackson
Mexico City
Wood
New Orleans
Crocket
F. W. Wick
Victoria
Ll. Mitchell
Asherton
Edgar G. Mathis
Taft
Lora Marie Callahan
Laredo
W. A. Gutherie
San Angelo
William Evans
W. B. Gates
Big Wells
M. W. Broeniig
Need More Sprinklers For Harvest Jubilee Road Oil
County Judge Phil Shook may loan two extra oil sprinklers to cover Roosevelt avenue from Alamos to the fair grounds for the Harvest Jubilee. Foreman says the start delay prevents finishing with existing units. oiling begins Sunday morning to maximize soaking time before Jubilee crowds.
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Phil Shook
Roosevelt Avenue
Alamos
Fair Grounds
South Loop
Shook
North Loop
Quotation Reflects Aviation Wit in Baltimore American
A Baltimore American excerpt mocks a poet for mixing metaphors about an aviator who could not drown. The piece plays on the idea of drowning in air while joking about intoxication and safety.
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Baltimore American
Jenkins acusa Hook in chicken theft case
Mrs. Ella Jenkins of East St Louis says she can identify her chickens by voice. John Hook of the neighboring henhouse is charged with stealing her hen. Hook denies knowledge of the theft and the case is set for October 19.
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St. Louis
Ella Jenkins
250 Roast Turkey Dinner at Riverside Sunday
The Riverside Restaurant serves a 250 Roast Turkey Dinner Sunday along with a chicken supper Sunday night at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
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Alice Coers
New Braunfels
Martha Eberhard
Valeska Starcke
Mr. Halm
Helmuth Eberhard
Rene
J. Feise
Ed Hering
Herman Dietel
R. A. Stapper
Adolph Stautzenberger
Alfred Hartmann
Eberhard
Theodore Bendt
Louis Fritz
Emil Halm
William Greifenstein
Max Starcke
George Kempen
Uncle Sam
Joske’s
Joske
Dheolad West
Ées
Oewnten
Dineng
Steever
Chamber of Commerce
E. Z. Steever
DE Vries
Parker
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