Rumor Swirls Over Texas Gubernatorial Race Plans
Special to the Light reports swirling talk that J. P. Lightfoot may skip another run for attorney general and seek the governorship against O. B. Colquitt. Names like James G. Walthall, Thomas M. Campbell, C. B. Randell, J. F. Wolters, Thomas H. Ball, Yancey Lewis, and Cullen Thomas are mentioned. Senator Bailey’s pick for his seat is Clarence Ousley, with Gatley planning a Washington residence and limited federal practice.
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O. B. Colquitt
James G. Walthall
San Antonio
Atorney
Capitol
Lightfoot
United States
Thomas M. Campbell
C. B. Randell
J. F. Wolters
Houston
Thomas
H. Ball
Yancey Lewis
Dallas
Cullen Thomas
Bailey
Clarence Ousley
Fort Worth
Austin
Gatley
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Foley's Kidney Remedy Liquid Claims Proven Kidney Aid
An ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy liquid as a valued medicine for acute and chronic kidney and bladder ailments. It touts benefits for the elderly, calling it a tonic and reconstructive aid with permanent relief, distributed by King Pattison Drug Co.
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King Pattison Drug Co
San Antonio Targeted for Next International Dry Farming Congress
At the Chamber of Commerce directors meeting next Tuesday J B Carrington will discuss securing San Antonio as the site for the upcoming International Dry Farming congress. The event draws delegates from all states and foreign representatives, with Colorado Springs hosting this year’s October 16 congress and ten delegates appointed by Jake Wolff, chamber president.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. B.carrington
San Antonio
International Dry Farming Congress
Union
Colorado Springs
Jake Wolff
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Coughs
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as the best household remedy for all coughs and colds for children or adults. It claims to prevent serious results from a cold and urges customers to take only the genuine Foley's product from King Pattison Drug Co.
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Foley
King Pattison Drug Co
King-Pattison Drug Co
Regret Expressed in Austin Death of Mrs Virginia Travis
In Austin on September 7 the community mourns the death of Mrs Virginia Travis at San Antonio. Formerly Miss Virginia Mays city she was a popular young woman who lived here before marrying Mr Travis about two years ago.
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Austin
Tex
Virginia Travis
San Antonio
Travis
Virginia Mays
Roosevelt Urges Against Broad Arbitration Pact
The article details former President Roosevelt arguing against a sweeping arbitration treaty. He cites the revolutionary, civil, and Spanish American wars as times we chose righteousness over peace, critiques the treaty as vague, and warns outsiders could be empowered to decide vital questions. He insists the president and Senate must decide core policies themselves and rejects surrender to external arbiters.
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Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
France
Cuba
Canada
Panama
Senate Committee
Senate
Joint High Commission
Uncle Sam
Peace and righteousness the path to national security
A reflective passage argues that lofty peace ideals fail without action and that true peace lies in righteous national conduct. It lauds Washington and Lincoln as models and urges current Americans to follow their footsteps to secure a just peace.
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Washington
Lincoln
Delegates Named From San Antonio for Fort Worth Meeting
Sixty four delegates named by Jake Wolff president of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will attend the joint convention of producers and consumers of meat in Fort Worth next Tuesday. Ed Lasater says a 300 percent gap exists between producer prices and consumer meat costs.
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Jake Wolff
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Ed. C. Lasater
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Houston
Waged War With Mop Becomes Court Fight
A. V. Bennett of a moving picture firm and Woo Lee a Chinese restaurant counter worker faced Judge Buckley in police court over an early hour altercation. Woo claimed self defense after being struck with a mop. Bennett alleged he was assaulted for being refused service. Bennett fined five dollars. Woo Lee was dismissed.
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A. V. Bennett
Moving Picture Film
Woo Lee
Buckley
Woo
United States
Bennett
Hall's Texas Wonder advertised for kidney problems
An advertisement claims the merits of Hall's Texas Wonder for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It touts a $1.00 bottle and a 60 day treatment with testimonials from locals and lists Dr EB Hall of St. Louis as the maker, with druggists selling it.
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Texas
Hall
EB. W. Hall
Olive St. St. Louis
Royal Wedding Ties Tie to Imperial Lineage
In St Petersburg, Princess Tatiana Constantinova wed Prince Constantine Bagration-Mukhin sky as the emperor blessed the couple. In China, Mongolian unrest widens as princes and religious leaders unite against Chinese policy, drawing Tibetan and Russian Buddhists into support of the deposed Dalai Lama.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Tatiana Constantinova
Constantine Constantinovitch
Constantine Bagration-Mukhinsky
Pekin
China
Mongolia
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Freight Rates Raised by Atlantic Shipping Lines
Liverpool reports shipping firms in the Atlantic trade will lift freight rates by ten cents next week due to the recent strike.
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Liverpool
Earthquakes Felt in German Cities
Two light earthquakes were felt at Aix La Chapelle and Eschweiler in Cologne Germany. No damage of any consequence is reported.
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Cologne
Germany
Aix-La- Chapelle
Eschweiler
Cardiff Strike Keeps Five Hundred Negro Seamen Idle
Five hundred black sailors in Cardiff face destitution as a strike pushes wage increases that allow ship owners to hire white crews, refusing to employ Negro seamen.
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Cardiff
Wales
Portugal to Repulse Attack
A semi official note from Lisbon states that monarchist plotters in Galicia viewed the moment as favorable for an invasion but the government has taken measures to repulse the attack and preserve the republic’s integrity.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Galacia
Powder Inventor Shimose Dead in Tokyo
Masuchika Shimose, creator of the high explosive used by the Japanese navy named Shimose powder, died in Tokyo. The article notes Chinese egg preservation by drying yolks and whites into powder and describes Indian ghee as dried butter turned to clear oil and granulated into a lasting solid.
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Tokio
Masuchika Shimose
India
Question of Roof Gardens Taken Up
Austin officials debate if liquor may be sold on roof gardens or any non bar area of a building. Comptroller Lane argues only the bar room is allowed. lawyers for Martin say roof gardens are like outdoor gardens to the saloon. Lane aims to close more saloons with limited funds while watching for student liquor sales.
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Austin
Tex
W. P. Lane
Littlefield
Littlefield Building
Lane
Mr. Martin
Eugene Martin
Colquitt
University
A Great Advantage to Working Men by J A Maple
J A Maple of 125 South Seventh Street Steubenville Ohio reports kidney health gains after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his backache disappeared and his kidneys functioned normally, turning work from misery to pleasure and praised the remedy highly. King Pattison Drug Co.
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South Seventh St
Steubenville
Foley
King-Pattison Drug Co
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