Texas suffrage petition aims for July primary vote
A Texas Equal Suffrage Association meeting in session here announced a plan to submit women voting questions to voters in a July primary. Ten percent of Democratic voters statewide must sign for the proposition. Miss Kate Gordon of New Orleans and Mrs W E Spell of Waco led the talks, with militant methods rejected by Texas suffragettes.
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Wreck Pictures Show Troop Rock Removal
Mounted photos by Boyles' Studio depict dead and wing removal from troop rock. Each image priced at 25 cents. Date 10-23-31.
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Boyles
Santa Fe Railroad Reports Record Year Earnings
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Co. reported record gross earnings for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1913, in Topeka. President E. P. Ripley announced the company had 97,182 stockholders, an increase of over 6,000 since the last meeting.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Kallron Company
Presient
E. P. Ripley
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
Parisian Sage is praised as a delightful vibrating hair tonic that penetrates to the scalp, cleanses, and invigorates the hair. It claims to stop hair loss and itching, soften dull hair, and add life and volume, with a perfumed scent and available in druggists and toilet goods shops. For sale by G. Van Antwerp.
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Indictment Links Oil Firm to Osage Rights Dispute
A U S grand jury in Lawton Oklahoma charged H C Tucker of Kansas City and ten others with conspiracy to hinder the interior department and to undermine Osage trust in government over Osage oil rights. Names include Wesley M Dial Albert L Wilson and other Kansas City and Pawhuska figures. They must appear in Guthrie on November 20 to enter pleas.
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Uncle Sam Oil Company
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Osage Indian Council
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Enid
Okla
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Albert L. Wilson
Under Oil Company
W. C. Pit_ab
John M. Palmer
T. J. Leahy
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A. M. Comstock
Eugene Scott
W. A. Matthews
E. D. Brown
Pawhuska
Guthrie
Commerce to probe retail price fixing by manufacturers
Secretary Redfield told the Lansing Board of Commerce that the commerce department may study the fixing of retail prices by manufacturers next year if funds allow. He noted the Supreme Court decision renders such pricing illegal but urged evaluating economic impacts for future legislation.
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Diluted Sewage Supplying Passengers
Washington report details a railroad line using water drawn 300 yards downstream from a city sewage outlet. Bacteriological tests found over 60,000 bacteria per teaspoonful, water turbidity and strong foul taste. officials issued a notice to change supply, name of railroad withheld.
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Saloon Closings Tied to 9:30 P.M. Rule in Texas
Austin dispatch details Texas attorney general ruling enforcing a 9 30 p m close time under the state law. Bartenders may not stay after closing to wipe glasses or sweep, and liquor dealers with related stands must also end other business at 9 30. Law took effect July 1.
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Austin
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Wolverines Arrive in Nashville for Vanderbilt Game
Twenty eight strong Michigan football party reached Nashville for the Saturday test with Vanderbilt. Coach Yost said the team is in good shape and will field a stronger game than last week’s loss to the Aggies. The squad received a warm Vanderbilt welcome and faced rain and muddy practice at Dudley Field planned for the afternoon.
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Tenn
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Yost
Commodores
Michigan Aggies
McGugin
English golfers easily defeat Californians in Portola
English professionals Harry Vardon and Edward Ray won both morning and afternoon matches at the Portola tournament on the San Francisco Golf Country Club course. Ray and Vardon posted a four up and three to play best ball victory, with the team scoring 66 and Vardon individual 68 as par was 69.
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Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
San Francisco Golf Country Club
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Charles Matend
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Old Columbia to Be Used Again In Defender Trials
Bristol R I Oct 24 The old cup defender Columbia may be requisitioned for the third time as a trial boat for the America's cup defenders next year Rear Commodore J P Morgan may be at the wheel. The syndicate building the new boat for Lipton invasion wants a competitor in trials even if larger than the 1914 defender. Morgan inherited the Columbia from his father who ran the original syndicate that bought her after Lipton races. The Columbia is in excellent condition and could be placed in commission with little expense.
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Columbia
J. P. Morgan
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Giants Trim Sox On Sioux City Lot Showdown
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 3 in Sioux City Iowa as both teams continue their world tour. Scott and Daley, Frommer and Winge contributed for the Giants while the White Sox offense struggled to build early leads.
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Chas. K. Fletcher
A. F. Peeler
St. Louis
Frederick D. Rogers
Chicago
Ill
Fletcher
William C. Bloomer
Cleveland
Ohio
BE. Dowz
Philadelphia
Edward Parrish
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. B. Elliott
New York City
C. G. Sprague
Omaha
Neb
J. A. Parker
Kansas City
H. F. Merrill
Augusta
Industrial Education Calls For Public Action In US
Secretary Redfield told the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education that waste of life comes from lack of training and direction. He urged public schools to lead industrial education, with private schools as beacons, hoping trained workers would bring peace, precision, and prosperity to industry and homes.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Redfield
Department of Commerce
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Thaw Keeps Low Profile After Week Without News
October days pass as Harry Thaw remains out of the news for over a week, with no new developments or public appearances reported.
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