Darrow Heads to San Francisco and Chicago
Clarence S. Darrow labor attorney and writer, cleared of bribery charges in the Lockwood case, leaves Los Angeles for San Francisco and Chicago. He plans to stay in San Francisco until October, conduct talks with union leaders, and not return until a few days before his second trial on October 21. He will also spend about two weeks at his Chicago home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence S. Darrow
George N. Lockwood
McNamara Venireman
San Francisco
Chicago
Darrow
Working Men to Meet New York Catholic Mass Rally
Unionism clashes with socialism as a mass meeting of working men is planned at St Patricks Cathedral. Cardinal Farley, ill in the city, has announced he will attend in spirit and support the event despite his absence.
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New York
St. Patricks Cathedral
Cardinal Farley
Labor Day Meeting Aims to Rally Union Labor in New York
The Right Rev M J Lavelle will give a long address at a Labor Day celebration meeting in New York. Health permits the speaker to attend. The Catholic church opposes socialism and the event intends to mobilize union labor with large attendance anticipated from nearly all labor organizations.
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M. J. Lavelle
Catholic Church
New York
Creel to marry Miss Blanche Bates in fall
Denver police commissioner and editor George Creel will wed actress Blanche Bates this fall. The engagement had circulated previously but was denied. Creel would not deny the marriage when pressed, indicating plans are advancing.
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Denver
Col
Denver Post
George Creel
Blanche Bates
Creel
Miss Bates
Syrians Held After Rio Grande Entry
Six Syrians five men and a girl gained entry by swimming the Rio Grande at Reynosa were brought to Brownsville for a hearing by immigration officers. They are detained awaiting advice from Washington after being apprehended by inspectors at Harlingen.
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Brownsville
Tex
United States
Rio Grande River
Reynosa
Washington
Harlingen
Cotton Pickers in Demand in Gonzales Texas
Cotton is coming in at a lively rate with nearly 6000 bales marketed in Gonzales by August 31. Receipts are close to last year’s pace while cotton pickers remain scarce and wages run about 75 cents per hundred. Many farmers have gone west seeking labor.
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Gonzales
Tex
August Land Sales And Leases Reported In Texas
The state treasury department reports land sales and leases for August totaling 115616.97 dollars. Of this amount 46043.41 dollars go to available funds and 68673.56 dollars to permanent funds.
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Austin
Tex
State Treasury Department
World powers turn on United States over canal bill and Cuba
Washington officials report rising anti American sentiment abroad and at home as canal legislation, Nicaragua actions, and Panama issues fuel criticism. France England and Germany join in pressure while Cuban and Latin American media attack U S policies.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Europe
United Es
Uncle Sam
Colombia
Germany
Mexico
Pacific
Notable arrivals and guests at San Antonio hotels list
A long roster of named visitors checked into the Gunter Savoy St Anthony Menger and other hotels in San Antonio including A H Stepp Dallas P H Burke Corpus Christi H C Voss St Louis J H Zimmerman Aransas Bass A G Hunt Dallas R H Renschell family Bees Renechell Gonzales T J Brady San Benito J M Menniken Dallas F S Cornelius Dallas en route to Mexico J E Stamon New York C W Rawson Kerrville J B Bowen Verall Bowen Corpus Christi Miss Marguerite McConley Little Rock J G Butler Carrizo Springs T N Hall Dallas W Niman Gainesville J W Long Aransas Pass Felix Franklin Christine Sam Cochran Dallas Masons F T Anderson Mexico Max Pfeiffer St Louis W F Wilson Fort Worth L B Walker Austin Mrs J R Wainwright Pittsburg H F Rittlenow Chillicothe C J Thompson Elkhart Morris Barlin Galveston. Hundreds of Horses Dead Lincoln Nebr Aug 31. disease kills 600+ horses in last week. state vets field efforts under way.
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A. H. Stepp
Dallas
Gunter
P. H. Burke
Corpus Christi
Savoy
H. C. Voss
St. Louis
St. Anthony
J. H. Zimmerman
Aransas Bass
Menger
A. G. Hunt
Crockett
R. H. Renschell
Miss Bees Renechell
Gonzales
Bexar
T. J. Brady
San Benito
J. M. Menniken
Cornelius
Mexico
C. W. Rawson
Kerrville
J. B. Bowen
Verall Bowen
Marguerite McConley
Little Rock
Ark
J. G. Butler
Carrizo Springs
T. N. Hall
St. Anthony. Co
W. Niman
Gainesville
J. W. Long
Aransas Pass
Felix Franklin
Christine
Tex
Sam Cochran
Grand Lodge of
Texas
Chillicothe, O
C. J. Thompson
Elkhart
Ind
Morris Barlin
Galveston
Gas Shortage Feared In Oklahoma Gas Output
Oklahoma officials warn of a gas shortage as production drops and major gas companies may not meet winter demand. Ed Boyle, state chief mine inspector, submitted the annual report to Governor Cruce detailing the situation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Ed. Boyle
Cruce
Heavy Docket Set By Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission released its docket for the September 10 hearing outlining thirty-one propositions to be considered, marking one of the heaviest schedules in the commission’s history.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Holiday Hours at P. O. For Labor Day
The post office will observe holiday hours on Labor Day with two deliveries in the business section and one in the residence district. Rural carriers will not deliver. General delivery and the stamp window will be open for one hour.
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P. O
Hopkins Doctors Claim Tuberculosis Antitoxin Found
Johns Hopkins researchers led by Dr Louis Hamman and Dr Charles Austrian report discovery of an antitoxin that may render humans immune to tuberculosis. Experiments on rabbits show vaccinated animals resist TB germs and even die of natural causes without TB signs.
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Baltimore, Md
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Louis Hamman
Charles F. Austrian
Hopkins
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