Buffalo Bill's Rough Riders Spectacle Show
The Buffalo Bill Wild West and Pawnee Bill Far East alliance showcases a global diorama of racial and cultural themes. It features the Rough Riders of the World and equestrian acts like Max Gruber's Excelsior and Peacock the pony, plus a six-horse draft team, with an elephant act and lavish new arena designs. Specials include bisque and orange ice.
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Buffalo Bill
Mars
New York
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Cody
Lillie
Max Gruber
Peacock
Gerner and
Kenny
Far East
Wild West
Orient
Occident
Catholics to Hold National Conference Opening in Washington
Delegates from all states gather in Washington for the National Conference of the Catholic societies, opening a four day session at the Catholic University.
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Washington, D. C
National Conference of the Catholic Societies
Catholic University
Buffalo Bill Exhibition Promises Panoramic West East Scenes
A grand historic show blends western wilds desert sands and eastern events in a single sweeping panorama. Col Buffalo Bill Cody directs the display with two daily performances and wide canvas covers. Admission 50 cents to 1 dollar with kids under nine half price at the Gibbs Building office.
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Meadow Brook
Col. W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Bown Town
Fischex
Ukung
Gibbs Bldg
City Council Meeting Faces Unfinished Business and Pay Raise Debate
City council set to review the Lambert ordinance raising fire department salaries by $10 per member per month, excluding the chief and assistants, with a projected $12,600 annual payroll rise. Other items include a nuisance designation for the IL&GN round house, appointment of four additional police matrons, and new orders on mayoral discharges and appointments. Additional actions involve buying a city engineer car, sprinklers and adders, contour mapping for sanitary work, and a building code amendment to reduce fire insurance rates.
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Jones
Lambert
Fire Department
Round House
IL. & G. N. Railway Company
Pancoast
Texas Bar Names Standing Committees For 1912 13
J B Cave secretary Texas Bar announces President Duncan of La Grange has named standing committees for 1912 13 across jurisprudence judicial administration legal education commercial law publication deceased members ethics criminal law and a special committee on judicial reparation with members from El Paso Brownsville Dallas Houston San Antonio Waco Galveston and other Texas cities.
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Austin
Tex
J. B. Cave
Texas Bar Association
John T. Duncan
la Grange
W. H. Burges
el Paso
Tt. Hawkins
Brownsville
W. S. Holman
Bay City
R. BE. L. Saner
Dallas
W. W. Ballew
Corsicana
Lewis KR. Bryan
Houston
T. S. Reese
Galveston
H. C. Carter
San Antonio
W. S. Baker
Waco
C. G. Greuger
Bellville
Lauch McLaurin
Hampson Gary
Tyler
K. Lee
Fort Worth
W. L. Estes
Texark
Leon Soutfield
Beaumont
John M. Mathis
Brenham
Ll. H. Mathis
Wichita Falls
W. A. Morrison
Cameron
Ben Powell
Huntsville
James B. Stubbs
Thomas H. Franklin
J. W. Hill
San Angelo
James L. Autry
T. Henderson
Kreuger
Carter
W. W. Searey
Branham
Negro Found Not Guilty in Texas Murder Trial
Md Rob inson, a Black man, was acquitted by a jury in the Twenty-sixth district court after a two day trial over the January killing of Lee McCutcheon in Monar. The case drew local attention as the defendant faced murder charges.
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Austin
Tex
MD. Robinson
Twenty-sixth District Court
Lee McCutcheon
Monar
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Buffalo Bill’s
Rough Riders
Creamery Dairy CO
San Antonis Coe AY
Bobvidues
State Bar Association
Alamo Home Builders
Frank A. Winerich
Mgr. Woodward Carriage Co
A. L. C. Magruder
The
National Bank of Commerce
F. L. Hilliyer
Hillyer-Deutsch-Jarratt Co
A. S. Gage
Lockwood National Bank
Paul Kirkpatrick
Sure
Bexar Co
Julius Holt
New Braunfels
Texas
Chas. W. Harral
Gunter Bldg
City
Martin Wright
R. A. Richey, Pres
Navarro Street
Postoffice
L. A. Casey
Sec-Treas
Alamo Home Builders Capital
Avarro St
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