Murphy Stands Ham Who To Ox Be Named Governor
Syracuse dispatch reports Murphy of Tam many Hall endorses Governor Dix while opposing anti Dix forces seek a single candidate. Rumors claim Dix may be dropped but he vows renomination and a convention presentation. Sea Girt and political allies push for an unbossed, progressive choice.
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Murphy
Ham
Syracuse
N.Y
John A. Dix
Charles F. Murphy
Tammiany Hall
Dix
Goveror
William J. Ryan
Dix Responds to Wilson on Gubernatorial Nomination
Albany Sept 30 Governor Dix issued a statement replying to Governor Wilson who urged the Syracuse Democratic state convention to nominate a progressive candidate for governor who would be his own master. Dix says any misrepresentation rests with the press and that Wilson’s letters to him show a different attitude.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Ilson
Atlantic
Syracuse
Overnor
Ind
Dix
Wilson
Albany
N. Y
Issuca
Wilsons
Governor Wilson Prescription For Syracuse Convention
Acting DNC Chairman McAdoo says Governor Wilson issued a specific prescription for party success at the Syracuse convention. He adds that the era of men of calibre and character refusing nominations from boss-dominated conventions is approaching.
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New York
Wilson
Syracuse
McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Showers and Cooler Forecast For San Antonio Area
The Weather Office reports showers and cooler conditions with heavy rains in Seville and Del Rio. Major Buell notes general rainfall across southern Texas with Llano recording 1.20 inches and Corpus Christi about an inch.
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Loep Weather Office
Allen Uell
San Antonio
Major Buell
Seville
del Rio
Llano
Corpus Christi
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Mexican Labor Influx Surges At Laredo Port of Entry
Local immigration officials report over 20,000 Mexican workers entered Laredo between July 1 and today. About 17,000 were examined by U S public health and marine hospital personnel.
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Laredo
Tex
United Tates Public Health
Marine Hosital
Negro Trooper Polk Shot by Sentry at Fort Sam Houston
Nighttime break‑in at Fort Sam Houston ends with the fatal shot of Trooper Polk by Trooper O Hara. Polk, a Ninth Cavalry member, fled after screams from an attacked woman. Polk’s body buried in national cemetery as a witness in a trial.
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Fort Sam Houston
Namsad Polk
O'Hara
Troop H. Third Cavalry
Polk
Volk
National Cemetery
Ninth Cavalry
Government Ready 10 Try Labor Officials
In Indianapolis on September 30, Federal District Attorney Charles Miller said only sudden illness among half the defendants could delay the start of trial for 51 present and former labor union officials charged with conspiring to transport dynamite and nitroglycerine on passenger trains. The defendants headquarters at the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers were crowded with out of town visitors seeking conferences with William N. Harding, their counsel, as Senator John W. Kern was expected to meet them later.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal
Charles Miller
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Frank M. Ryan
S. Hockin
William N. Harding
John W. Kern
Soldiers To Be Tried In Augusta Unrest Shooting
Investigation into the shooting and killing of three citizens by state militia during the Augusta Aiken Railway and Electric strike began. Militia marked a dead line to protect the power plant. officers on the firing line face military court review with hearings this week.
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Augusta
Augusta- Aiken Railway and Electric Corporation
Levy
Jowitt
Henderson
San Antonio Area Forecast For Tonight
For San Antonio and vicinity expect unsettled showers tonight and Tuesday with variable skies and a risk of brief heavier bursts. Temperatures remain mild and winds light to moderate from the southeast.
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San Antonio
Home Weather For Tourists Observations At 8 A M
Weather snapshot from major cities with temperatures ranging from 34 to 72 degrees. St Louis 44 clear NE wind 4 mph fair and colder. Chicago 44 SW wind 12 mph. St Paul 34 clear continuing cold. Kansas City 40 clear W wind 4 mph. New York 72 cloudy NE wind 14 mph colder Tuesday. Boston 42 clear NW wind 14 mph colder Tuesday. Washington 46 clear NW wind 4 mph with possible rain Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
San Antonio Light Holds Exclusive Wire Origin Claim
A statement asserting that any day s used wire from the Associated Press into San Antonio is carried in whole or in part by newspapers other than the San Antonio Light is unfounded and without basis in fact.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Fect
Probe Renewed on Outrage of Campaign Fund
The Senate subcommittee renewed its presidential campaign contributions probe with hearings expected to draw financiers, politicians, and candidates. Witnesses include Theodore Roosevelt and J. Pierpont Morgan, plus testimony on funds from Standard Oil and Harriman in 1904.
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Washington
Senate
Clapp
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Colonel Roosevelt
Ormsby McHarg
South
Roosevelt
Taft
C. C. Tegethoff
E. WH. Harriman
Charlies A. Peabody
Wall Street
Harriman
Roosevelt Fund
McHarg
Bliss
Cornelius N. Bliss Jr
Republican Campaign Committee
Standard Oil
Oliver
Paynter
Pomerené
Paigns
William Randolph. Hearst
Moses BE. Clapp
Committee On Privileges and Elections
John PD. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Uust
Philander C. Knox
William Rockefeller
George W. Perkins
Knox
Rockefeller
Perkins
Health Board to Review Power Over Impure City Food
Dr. J S Abbott, state pure food commissioner, to meet the San Antonio board of health on Thursday to determine local authority to curb impure foods produced outside city limits. If time allows, a tour of dairies supplying San Antonio will follow, with potential visits to nearby slaughter houses. The board aims to enforce city ordinances and shut down facilities failing basic sanitation.
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J. S. Abbott
Pure Food
San Antonio
Shropshire
Abbott
Health ordinances to be compiled for tighter San Antonio sanitary rules
Dr Shropshire says the City and State will compile all health laws into a booklet to define powers of health officers. The aim is to push legislative amendments for broader authority, and to improve milk and meat sanitary production around San Antonio.
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Shropshire
San Antonio
City Engineer Recommends Creosote Blocks and Rock Asphalt
Houston and Galveston visit shows creosote blocks preferred for business streets and rock asphalt for residence streets. Aaron Pancoast, with committee members Martin Arnold and John Warren, leans toward creosote blocks for wear and smoothness and cost. He may test Oklahoma or Colorado rock asphalt if it suits San Antonio soil and climate and is affordable.
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Beaumont
Houston
Galveston
Aaron Pancoast
Pancoast
Martin J. Arnold
Johne W. Warren
Robert Uhr
Oklahoma
Colorado
San Antonio
Turkey Mobilizes 100000 Men for Balkan Demonstrations
Athens dispatch reports Turkey orders 100000 troops into 11 divisions of the rediff second reserves. Six weeks of field maneuvers planned as a precaution against hostile demonstrations in the Balkans.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Balkans
Rediff
Riots in Lawrence as IWW strike leads to clashes
Police charged rioters in Lawrence Massachusetts as IWW 24 hour strike disrupts mill workers. Pickets fought workers and bystanders. several hurt as arrests were made and some prisoners found armed. State police assist alongside local officers awaiting Haywood arrival.
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Industrial Workers of the World
William D Haywood
Chicago
Colquis Withdrawn Permission Involves Troop Move
Secretary Knox warns that passage of troops from Marathon to the border could invite trouble. The article notes Colquis withdrawal and seeks permission authorities.
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Marathon
Rebels Bold Move Sparks Peace Talk Doubts
Governor Colquitt revoked permission for Mexican troops to march through Texas from Marathon to the border. He cited rough terrain and border risks, delaying detrainment and seeking further advice on the movement.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Marathon
Washington
Eagle Pass
del Rio
Rebel Activity Grows as Mexico City Faces Revolt
Prominent official hints that the end of the revolutionary disturbances is near and a major blow to Orozco's army may come this week. Zapatistas show mixed activity with rising hostilities in Veracruz and central Mexico, while Coahuila and Durango see rebels exploiting Blanquet's absence. Reports note raids on ranches, kidnappings, and occupations in Durango and neighboring states as government forces seek reinforcements and a planned push toward Ciudad Porfirio Diaz.
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Mexico City
Orozco
Congress
Zapatistas
Morelos
Guerrero
Mexico
Vera Cruz
General Aguilar
Michoacan
Durango
General Blanquet
Coahuila
Pascual Orozco
Toop
Tracy Allteds
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Blanquet
Naza
Ars Marcéelo Carayco
Monterey
Rodriguez
Seamnens
Eriquez
Bernardo Reyes
Linares
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United States
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Ena
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John D. Archbold
Morgan
Republican Committee
Harry
Clepp
William H. Taft
Mr. Bliss
Senator Paynter
Republican National Committee
Will
City
DR. Abbott
Colquis
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