Perkins Denies Campaign Underwriting and Liar Claims
In heated testimony Senator Clapp pressed Perkins on alleged underwrites for Roosevelt and Daniel. Perkins denied funding any portion of Roosevelt's campaign. Thomas Fortune Ryan testified to personal contributions totaling about 450 thousand dollars to the Democrats in 1904 and 1912 era efforts, including funds to Harmon and Underwood. Perkins described his role in New York fund collecting and disputed concerted Wall Street political action. He also noted reimbursements from New York Life for advances to Bliss and defended McCall's actions as proper. 25c Big Special Dinner 25c and supper tomorrow Riverside Restaurant.
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International Harvester Company
Roosevelt
Perkins
Clapp
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Harm
Underwood
Ryan
R. Ryan
Democratic National Committee
Judge Parker
Parker
Harmon
Europe
Bryan
Ohio
Senator Bankhead
Map4
Clark
Wilson
George W. Perkins
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Wall Street
New York Life Insurance Company
Mr. Perkins
New York Life
McCall
Armstrong
William Jennings Bryan
Richt
Democratic Party
Wvas
Bliss
Wilson to Send Out Message on November 2 Politically
Governor Wilson plans a nationwide message to be read November 2 labeled Wilson Marshall Day. Democratic managers seek him to speak in New York October 31 and Philadelphia October 26 but he has not agreed to resume stump speeches.
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New York
Wilson
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
McCombs
National Committee
Philadelphia
Wilson-Marshall
Supreme Court Lets First Decision Day Pass Quietly
Washington reports the supreme court did not issue any opinions on opening decision day after summer recess. Anticipated rulings included the hard coal case the Union Pacific merger case and the state rate cases. Special Riverside supper offered at 25 cents.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Jubilee festivities draw crowd to San Antonio grounds
A large crowd attended the Jubilee with public and private school participants, concerts by Ellery's Band, and the grand spectacle The Siege and Fall of the Alamo set for tonight. Native Texans day events and German day activities highlighted the second day as ideal weather promised higher attendance.
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Ellery
San Antonians
Alamo
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
San Antonio
Ala
Jubilee Grounds
Fort Sam Houston
W. G. Tobin
Jubilee Association
United States
Santa Anna
The
Alamo City Rifles
Dudley K. Lan- Sing
Travis
Santa
Anna
A. H. Cadwallader
Fish Exhibit At Jubilee Draws Attention To Hatchery Display
The fish exhibit from the U S hatchery at San Marcos led by superintendent Michael Riley draws visitors in the Jubilee floral section. It features glass-fronted compartments for black bass catfish carp goldfish rock bass bream crap pie calico bass and green perch with a central fountain supplying fresh water. Exhibits from San Antonio firms include Krueger Atlas engines Westinghouse generators and farm implements.
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United States Fish Commission
San Marcos
Michael Riley
A. Steves
W. J. Reilly
Star Floral Company
Comal Springs Nursery
P. D. Hauser Floral Company
Evergreen Nursery
San Antonio
San Antonio Packing Box Company
Eclipse
Ed Steves & Sons
Alamo Iron Works
D. H. Hunter
Jubilee fair showrooms brim with autos and farm exhibits
The display includes Koal Oil King engine by St. Mary's Machinery Ohio and many car exhibits from Woodward Carriage and Hudson. Bee county Girls' Canning club shows 960 cans tomatoes from one tenth acre earning $96. San Antonio tableau of Alamo siege features 500 performers, Fort Sam Houston troops, and detailed scenery.
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P. L. Machinery Co
St. Mary’s Machinery Company
Ohio
Transportation Department
Woodward Carriage Company
Auto Tire Works
United States
American Motor Sales Company
Hudson Company
Hudson
Citizens’ Auto Company
Packard
Reo
Apperson
Alamo Auto Sales Company
Chalmers
Frazier Auto Supply Company
Ajax
Jack W. Neal
Studebaker
Mae Click
Beeville
Bee County
Girls’ Canning Club
Mineral
Spectacle Recreates The Siege and Fall of the Alamo
A large cast mounts an ambitious first time production of The Siege and Fall of the Alamo. The piece promises a grand spectacle with dramatic staging and multiple performers bringing the historic event to life.
Traveling Men's Day Parade Plans in San Antonio
A Wednesday meeting at the Gunter hotel will finalize duties for Traveling Men's Day in San Antonio. The parade on Saturday includes a revolutionary burro section led by H T Matthews with 25 burros, costumes for all travelers, and a route through downtown streets ending at Gunter hotel.
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San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
H. Ts. Matthews
Mary's Street
Travis Street
Houston Street
Flores Street
Military Plaza
Dolorosa Street
Main Plaza
Arthouse
Commerce Street
Alamo Ol
Mounted Police
Orozco
R P. Sheridan
William H. M. Nussbaum
Co. R. Johnson
H. Veise
C. C. Sheridan
E. H. Ord
N. S
D. Hill
Bexar County Boys Corn Club shines at Jubilee fair
Hand reports the county display as the largest and most comprehensive in the Dallas Jubilee agricultural building. Sixty five exhibitors showcase high quality corn with a 20 to 30 bushel lift over parental crops. Prizes totaling 445 dollars await top growers. 250 boys are expected. Local speakers include L Gentry and J L Quicksall.
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Bee County
Bexar County Boys’ Corn Club
State Gee
Dallas
Ross
Perkins and
Quigley
Texas
Perkins and Quigley
Frie County
Karnes County
W G. Hand
Department of Agriculture
Bexar County
Dallas Fair
Boys’ Corn Club
L. Gentry
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture, Who Directs the Boys’ Corn Club
Louisiana
J. L. Quicksall
State Agricultural Department
Colonel Roosevelt Departs Hospital after Wound
Roosevelt leaves hospital in a wheelchair to board an ambulance bound for Oyster Bay. He walks with Dr. Lambert and Mrs. Roosevelt amid cheering crowds, then boards a tram away from the hospital with Mrs. Roosevelt, Ethel Roosevelt, Theodore Jr., and Drs. Lambert and Terrell. A ten year old donor sends ten dollars. Roosevelt calls the note and gift deeply touching and promises healing as he thanks the well wishers.
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John B. Murphy
Alexander Lambert
A. D. Bevan
Scurry L. Terrell
Roosevelt
Colon Cecil Lyon
Tr Roosevelt
Duc
Mary Raphael
Twelft Street
Colone Roosevelt
Roosevel
Ethel Roosevelt
Theodore Jr
Colone Lyon
Lamberti
Terrell
Detter
Vincent Curtis Baldwin
Vincent
Theodore Roosevelt
Baby Show Postponed To Saturday At Harvest Jubilee
The baby show organized by the Playground Mothers' club under Mrs. C. P. Blank will now be held Saturday at 4 pm in the main exhibition hall. Grand prize is a loving cup from the Harvest Jubilee association. Mrs. R. C. Blakk handles entries and information, reachable by old phone 5113.
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Playground Mothers’ Club
C. P. Blank
Harvest Jubilee Association
R. C. Blakk
Harvest Jubilee Grounds
Weather forecast and small ad text
The New Orleans weather office predicts increasing cloudiness today followed by fair weather tomorrow and cooler conditions. The page also lists a meal offer priced at 25 cents in a $1.00 deal.
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New Orleans
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Halmers
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