Texas Farms Hunger for Rain as Heat Bites Crops
Reports from Texas outline urgent calls for rainfall to avert losses in cotton and other crops. Orchardists dig near tree roots and water shading trees while arkansas valley corn is rushed to silos. Weather conditions vary by region, with some areas faring better than others as drought grips the state.
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Great
Arkansas Valley
Texas
Dallas
Oklahoma
Hodges
Kansas
Printers and Pressmen See Breach Narrowing
In Nashville the two unions show favorable talk of a joint meeting but no formal plan yet. President Berry’s Nashville visit is credited with narrowing the breach between the International Typographical Union and the printers. The Typographical convention next considers the Pittsburg case on appeal from the executive council, with no night session planned.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
George L. Berry
Berry
Typographical Union
Pittsburg
Executive Council
Auto Crash Causes Electrocution and Injuries in Hoboken
A car crash toppled a power pole in Hoboken New Jersey and high voltage lines electrocuted Paul J Parriett of Jersey City. Injured were David Montagnon of St Louis and A T McGill son of the late Dr John D McGill a Jersey City banker.
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Associated Press
Hoboken
N. J
Paul J. Parriett
Jersey City
David Montagnon
St. Louis
A. T. McGill
John—D.mcgill
Brother of Carranza Seeks US Intervention
The Mexican consul in El Paso reports Col. Jesus Carranza, brother of Gov. Venustiano Carranza of Coahuila, has asked the United States to intervene in Mexico. A Kansas rain proclamation mentions a day and hour for supplication, with next Sunday afternoon as a suggested time. Kansas City water pressures show slight drops, while fountains open for horses improve conditions. signs reading Water Horses Here appear beside lawn faucets.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
el Paso
Col
Jesus Carranza
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
United States
Mexico
Kansas
Kansas City
Desperation Drive for Sleep in Kansas City Heat
Kansas City residents search for relief from two weeks of extreme heat. Wealthy families retreat to the country by car to sleep outdoors on elevated spots, while others use motor boats on the Missouri River for cooler night air. Yacht Club swing instructor Goins notes sleeping with a damp blanket, advising caution.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
T Goins
Saxo Salve Heals Eczema Says Highland Woman
A Highland New York woman reports eczema relief after using Saxo Salve. She notes rapid improvement within a week and says the skin is now healed and smooth. The ad claims Saxo Salve works on crusted scalp eruptions and offers a money back guarantee.
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Highland
N. Y
Strong War Talk Marked Senate Debate On Mexico
Senators clashed over the Mexican question with Lodge accusing Democrats of partisanship while Bacon warned that force means war. Penrose and Poindexter pressed for consular reports and protective measures as Brandegee sought a joint naval probe, but all resolutions were carried over for consideration after committee review.
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Mexico
Lodge
Bacon
Senate
Penrose
Durango
Poindexter
Brandegee
House
Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
United States
Sulzer Faces Impeachment Crisis and Glynn Action
Governor Sulzer resists surrender as Lieutenant-Governor Glynn asserts control over the privy seal and executive chambers. Secretary of State May recognizes Glynn as acting governor while Sulzer’s impeachment looms and salary details are outlined amid a tense Albany political battle.
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New Jersey
Sulzer
Glynn
Mia
Senate
State Court of Appeals
Michael May
Saratoga
Capitol
Secretary May
William Sulzer
Deaths and Funerals In Mobile County Society
Mrs. Mary Wilkin wife of Luther M Wilkin of Wolf Ridge Mobile county Ala died after a three week illness. Survived by husband three daughters five sons four grandchildren and other relatives. Burial of Sam A Lose held at 3 pm from son's home 813 El mira street and 830 pm from St Josephs Catholic church with interment Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral of Charles A West held at 8 pm from home 110 Monroe street and 330 pm from Cathedral of The Immaculate Conception. Interment Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Mary Wilkin
Luther M. Wilkin
Wolf Ridge
Mobile County
Ala
Lillie Cochran
Marie Allen
Gladys Wilkin
Fred J. Hempfling
Marcene Joseph . Hempfling
Frank Wilkin
Luther Wilkin
Aaron Wilkin
Sam A. Lose
Samuel A. Lose
Elmira Street
Y. Pringle
A. Peterson, and
T. Gatlin
Charles A. West
Monroe — Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father Cassidy
West
Macnolia Cemetery
John D. Palmer
Emmett Sindik
Joseph Ducourneau
Charles Williams
Arthur Sirmon
Walter Rogen
Death of Henry Tanner in Wilmer At Age Seven
News reached Mobile Thursday night of the death of Henry Tanner aged seven in Wilmer Alabama after a short illness from typhoid fever. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Tom Tanner who have many friends in this city.
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Mobile
Henry Tanner
Wilmer
Ala
Tom— Tanner
Farnsworth Plans Action for Mobile Chamber of Commerce
General Manager Don Farnsworth outlines a broad program for the Chamber and Business League. Aims include fostering industries, conducting an city survey, supporting agricultural extension, improving roads, promoting farming and horticulture, expanding retail and distribution, securing rail and ship interests fair treatment, and boosting Mobile publicity and development.
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Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Don Farnsworth
Mobile
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