Terrell to Attend Gillespie County Fair Address
Austin, Sept 13. H B Terrell state comptroller left for Fredericksburg to attend the Gillespie county fair and may deliver an address. He praised Gillespie officials for tax collection noting delinquent taxes average under $800 for years, a best among Texas counties despite over 25 million dollars in delinquent state taxes.
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Terrrell
Fredericksburg
Austin
Tex
H. B. Terrell
Gillespie County
Texas
President Wilson Seeks Mexican Reform Aims From Within
President Wilson sails from New London aboard Mayflower to Long Branch while aides discuss Carranza plans for civil reform. Cabrera outlines Mexico’s shift from military rule to civil gov ernment with a constitutional path and elections. Wilson affirms sympathy for Mexico’s aims and stresses regeneration must come from within.
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New London
Conn
Wilson
Sandy Hook
White House
Long Branch
N. J
Anne E. Howe
General Bliss
Mexico
Luis Cabrera
Carranza
Gulf Coast
Lower
California
Six Years of Suffering Ends for Columbus Woman
Mrs. J. S. Barlow of Columbus Ohio reports severe female troubles and nervousness with stomach pain and weight loss. After ten days on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could eat without pain and regained strength, now weighing 127 pounds and praising the medicine.
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Columbus, O
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. S. Barlow
South 4Th St
Columbus
Ohio
Records Accumulate Rapidly in Texas Board
Records and reports are piling up at about 20 000 a year in the state industrial accident board J H Fowler says he plans to urge a legislature to provide a vault The board has operated under the employers liability act and has received over 70 000 reports The reports detail accidents and payments by insurance companies under the law
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Austin
Tex
Department of the State Industrial Accident Board
J. H. Fowler
Employers’ Liability Act
Hughes Long Campaign Trip to West Ends
Charles Evans Hughes concluded his lengthy presidential campaign journey at New York on September 13 after 39 days of travel. The tour covered 11,494 miles by rail and about 2,500 miles by motor, spanning 25 states from Portland Maine to San Diego California and near the Mexican border. He heads to Bridgehampton Long Island for a four day rest before resuming travel toward election day.
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New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Bridgehampton
Long Island
Hughes
Portland
San Diego
Cal
Canada
Hughes declares Republican party re united in Maine
Plattsburg New York September 13 Charles E Hughes said the Maine result proves the Republican party is re united and will not change its plans or aims He criticized the Wilson administration for high living costs and foreign policy failures and urged fairness and truth in the campaign A dinner with Major General Leonard Wood followed a visit to a military training camp with a platform delegation of former Progressives and suffragists.
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Wilosa
Joint Commission
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
Plattsburg
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Maine
Hughes
Republican Party
Wood
Leonard Wood
Fairbanks Feels Ill but Finishes Speech in Oklahoma City
Republican vice presidential candidate Charles W. Fairbanks suffered indigestion during a rally at the Auditorium in Oklahoma City. He briefly stopped speaking for fifteen minutes as spectators left, then recovered in an ante room and resumed his address critiquing the 1912 campaigns and praising unity across parties.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Republican Party
United States
Wilson
Baltimore
Fairbanks Criticizes Democrats Over Single Term Pledge
Fairbanks argued the Democratic platform flaws would harm the nation. He claimed only the Republican party can manage national affairs and warned that Democratic rule would cut wages, reduce government revenues, and invite national chaos as industry slowed.
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Fairbanks
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Bond approvals for Madison county districts and Kemp district
The attorney general's department approves four Madison county common school district bonds: Districts 6 11 18 and 3 totaling 5600 with 5 percent interest maturing in 20 years with a 5 year option. Also approves 5000 Kemp independent school district bonds 5 percent maturing in 40 years with 10 year option and 2200 Limestone county district 56 bonds at 6 percent maturing serially.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Madison County Common School District
Kemp _ independent school district
Limestone County Common School District
Mrs. G. F. Zimmerman Dies in Austin
Mrs. G. F. Zimmerman wife of a Brown Brothers Austin money broker died suddenly at home likely from blood poisoning. She had been in good health hours before. The deceased had many friends in San Antonio and across the state.
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G. F. Zimmerman
Austin
Tex
Brown Brothers of
Young People Wed After License in Beeville
Ripley L. Terrell and Miss Mary Agnes Lee, Victoria residents, obtained a marriage license in Beeville and were wed by County Clerk Troy. J. P. Brown and Miss Irene Rouse of Argenta were also married in Beeville.
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Peo
Beeville
Tex
Ripley L. Terrell
Mary Agnes Lee
Victoria
Troy
J. P. Brown
Irene Rouse
Argenta
Beeville Woman Elizabeth Methrath Dies After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Methrath mother of J J John and August Methrath and Mrs M E Brauer of Beeville died Tuesday afternoon in Corpus Christi after a brief illness. The body was brought here for interment this afternoon in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Beeville
Tex
Elizabeth Methrath
J. J
John
August Methrath
M. E. Brauer
Corpus Christi
Evergreen Cemetery
Sutherland Springs Sunday Train Time Ad
60 cents Sutherland Springs every Sunday 8 15 a m Southern Pacific Lines Adv.
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Sutherland Springs
Southern Pacific Lines
Sutherland Meringa
Southern Lines
Cotton loan proposal aims for 12 cent minimum price
Henry N. Pope urges congressmen and Southern Bankers' Association leaders to back a 12 cents per pound minimum loan on cotton. He argues it would prevent farmers from flooding markets at low prices and could enable a 20 cent selling minimum, noting cotton’s export volume and domestic use.
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Fort Worth
Tex
South
Southern Bankers’ Association
Henry N. Pope
Association of State Presidents of Farmers’ Unions
Pope
Language lesson sparks gendered word debate at school
A high school principal and a vivacious teacher argued over the meanings of man and men. The principal cited biblical phrasing in triumph, while the young woman replied that both genders are mentioned in the quote.
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Ladies' Home Journal
Weather Outlook Promises Cooler Air After Tuesday Rain
Major Allen Buell reports a cooling trend after Tuesday rains. Affected regions include San Antonio with about 1 inch, lifting temperatures by four to five degrees. Rainfall was widespread from Lampasas to Galveston, with many stations recording lighter amounts.
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Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Lampasas
Huntsville
Riverside
Marcos
Luling
Galveston
Del
Sutherland Springs Sunday 60 Cents at 8:15 a.m.
A brief item notes an event at Sutherland Springs on Sunday morning at 8:15 a.m. The location is Southern.
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Young’s
Alamo Plaza
Ompathy
Mr. Wilson
U. S
Shadow Lawn
Cabrera
Lane
Judge Gray
John R. Mott
Wileson
Gunter Hotel
Rogers’ Orchestra
Ione White
Menger
A la Carte
Hot Wells Hotel
Commonwealth Bank and Trust Company
A Guaranty Fund Bank
Harry Landa
T. N. Smith
H. P. Drought
Thos. H. Jarrell
W. R. Wiseman
Juan Faudon
Barlow
West
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Mr. Hughes
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SAN Antonio Music CO
Commerce Street
Kimball
Kimball Piano Co
W. Commerce St
Madison County
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Farmers
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Major Buell
Bedell Building
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