Arren Heads Bonny Working Far on Roads
E Culp is campaigner secretary of Highway League. Warren elected president of Texas Good Roads association at Dallas meeting. D E Colp, secretary of the Highway League, attended and helped Warren’s nomination. Directors’ selection postponed to San Antonio Good Roads Congress, Oct 25.
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Figfonn W. Warren
Arhway League
Santonia Chamber of Commerce
Texas Good Oads’ Association
Dallas
D. E. Colp
Highway League
San Antonio
Waren
R. Warren
Warren
Homer D. Wades
The
Good Roads Congress
Kirkpatrick
McKinney
H. J. Bradshaw
Abilene
J. B Kerr
Sherman
Asv. Lane
Treas
Urer
Homer D. Wade
Stamford
R. J. Potts
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Colp
J. E. Dunlap
Waxahachie
San Antonio, Blanco & Granite
Denison
Red River
Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi
Aransas Pass
Rockport
Port O'Connor
Butter weight fine driver for short measure
H England a Creamery Dairy driver was fined five dollars by Judge Buckley for selling butter two ounces short of a pound. City weights inspector Charles Troilo filed the charge. England pled guilty claiming the butter was sold deficient in weight. the butter came from outside the city. Troilo said he would pursue other retail dealers for underweight sales.
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H. England
Creamery Dairy Company
Buckley
Charles Troilo
Troilo
Pullman Train From Bishop Reaches Houston En Route Dallas Fair
A solid train of Pullman cars carrying nearly 200 passengers moved from Bishop along the Brownsville line to Houston this morning and is scheduled to reach Dallas later today for the fair.
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Bishop
Dallas
Houston
Tex
Brownsville
Dallas Fair
Louisiana Confederate Veterans Endorse 1915 San Francisco Reunion
The Louisiana Confederate Veterans endorsed a joint reunion of United States and Confederate veterans to be held in San Francisco in 1915 marking fifty years of peace. The endorsement was announced late yesterday in Baton Rouge.
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Baton Rouge
San Francisco
Senator Heyburn Dies After Lingering Illness
Washington reports Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn died at 60 after nine years in the Senate from heart and kidney complications. He collapsed after a 1913 arbitration treaties speech and had been ill since March. Mrs Heyburn and he had planned a western trip before a relapse, with his condition worsening. In a separate item, Russia sought free passage through the Dardanelles for neutral ships, negotiating with the Porte and great powers.
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Washington
B. C
Weldon Brinton
United
States
Tera Hhal Giles
Senate
ST. Petersburg
Porte
Dardanelles
Railroad registers bonds as Katy system acquires Beaumont & Great Northern
The railroad commission grants Beaumont and Great Northern authority to register 228000 of its first mortgage 6 per cent bonds on 48 miles from Livingston to Weldon. This brings total bonds to 833000 and stock to 100000 issued by the company which was recently purchased by the Katy system.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Beaumont & Great Northern Railway
Livingston
Weldon
Katy
Malaria Tonic Promoted by The Old Standard ad
An advertisement for GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC claims to drive out malaria and strengthen the system for both adults and children. Priced at 50 cents per bottle.
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GROVE
Bond Issues Approved in Texas Counties and Cities
The attorney general's department approves Kerr county jail refunding bonds of 4960 dollars at 5 percent, maturing in 20 years with a 10 year option. It also approves Val Alstyne waterworks bonds of 5000 dollars at 5 percent, maturing in 40 years with a 10 year option, and Ellis county common school district bonds of District 111 totaling 2000 dollars at 5 percent, maturing serially.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Kerr County
City of Val Alstyne Waterworks
Ellis County Common School District
Fraternal Order Gets Permit in Texas
The Golden Fraternal Chain of Calvert, Texas received a preliminary certificate of authority to operate in Texas from the state department of insurance and banking. The one year temporary license requires 500 members each with 1000 insurance and at least ten lodges to qualify for a permanent certificate.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
State Department of Insurance and Banking
Golden Fraternal Chain
Calvert
Deputy Game Warden Lacks Authority to Serve Criminal Process
An attorney general opinion states that a deputy game warden may not serve criminal process except in cases involving infractions of the game laws. The ruling was issued to W. L. Donalsano, deputy warden at Eagle Pass, by Assistant Attorney General Funderburk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Funderburk
W. L. Donalsano
Eagle Pass
Police Seek Eight Hour Shifts For Austin Officers
The Austin Trades Council formally asked the city council to fix police working hours at eight per day instead of twelve. They noted officers face all weather, no holidays, and constant on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Austin Trades Council
Commission to Examine Clem entine Bernabet Sanity in Axe Murders
Judge Campbell appointed a commission to examine Clementine Bernabet a black woman who confessed to six axe murders in Southwestern Louisiana. Her trial is set for October 21 in Lafayette Louisiana.
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Negress
Lafayette
Clementine Bernabet
Louisiana
Campbell
Port Arthur Light and Power Company Formed in Texas
Articles of incorporation filed in the state department establish the Port Arthur Light and Power Company with capital stock of 600000 dollars in 6000 shares of 100 dollars each. The firm aims to generate light and power for Port Arthur and surrounding areas, absorb the Port Arthur Water Company's plant, and operates with incorporators Edwin J. Emerson Walter N. Monroe Charles W. Kellogg Jr. and several others as directors. Raymond Neilson subscribes for 5993 shares. others receive one share each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Ork
Arthur Light and Power Company of
Port Arthur
State Department
Port Arthur Water Company
Edwin J
Emerson, Beaumont
Walter N. Monroe
Charles W. Kellogg Jr
Dallas
Raymond Neilson
Jesse Andrews
C. R. Wharton
W. H. Walne
CG. L. Walne
James A. Baker
Houston
Neilson
Congestion Easing at Houston Rail Yards
Houston reports steady improvement as loaded cars clog local yards. Managers continue labor recruitment with men shipped in for unloading. Another week is expected to end the congestion.
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Houston
Tex
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John W. Warren
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Waco
Brazos
Ang Belmont
Senator Heyburn
United States Senate
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Dalkowitz Bros. Co
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