Sands Made Act Chief Merritt Back in City Hall
An expected city council meeting tonight may address the absence of Mayor Patterson and a commissioner. Police matters and reinstatement petitions loom as Acting Chief Merritt returns to duty and a temporary arrangement with Chief Stevens’ absence appears satisfactory. A long list of local merchants and officials are named in the meeting notes, with a continuation promised on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prevedtt
Patterson
Merritt
William ‘Rost
Chcus
Ed Sands
Stevens
White
Mehting Company
Babbitt and Son
Glenn Davis
Brownell Shoa Co
H. BD
Guigion
Jas
Hans and Son
Wacks and Brendon
Henry Keppel
Livermore
A. T. Munger
Knowlton Hros
J. D. Murray
B. W. Stennett
A. L. Harrington
H. C. Cheney
Ressler
M. C. Barker
Foley Bros
H. N. Ransom
Tobin
Rogers
W. A. Bhusg
H. Geiger
B.D. Geiger
T. A.payer
Obas
P. Keating
C. W. Lyons
FL Say
H. J. Carney
Ross M. Mead
Usual Class Fight at the High School Ends in Vandalism
A school rivalry clash between Juniors and Sophomores at Annies High School led to taped poles and wires in Junior colors yellow and white. Early morning melee at South and Spring streets saw the green and white banners torn down by rioters, as Juniors camped on the lawn overnight and vandals removed the weather vane atop the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring
Seulorg
Altair
Thy
Rublers
Foreigners Fight Over Booze at Hast Doctor Cola
Several foreigners living on Hast Doctor at Cola clashed yesterday afternoon over a supply of liquor held for Sunday. One man was beaten with a stone or belt, suffering cuts and bruises. He was treated by Dr. Winston and taken home by friends, though he remained a hospital subject. Witnesses say the victim offered a drink and was refused a second tap, triggering the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cola
Wiston
Bom
Fight lands Hollister in hospital after East Main dispute
A street quarrel between Hollister of Morley and Jack Alexander of the city led to a punch up near Maple Avenue crossing. Hollister suffered facial cuts and eye injuries and was taken to the hospital by an ambulance. Alexander was arrested and fined 4.50 by Police Magistrate Shields. Acting Chief Sando headed the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic Sando
Mead Roiler
Hollister
Clymor
Jack Alexander
Alexander
Maple Avenue
Hemelea
P Aray
Elston
Railroad case won by shippers in Supreme Court ruling
Washington June 8 The Supreme Court ruled that Congress and the Interstate Commerce Commission may prevent state commerce commissions from setting railroad rates that discriminate against a town. The decision involved Shreveport shippers of Louisiana and challenged Texas rate discrimination favoring Houston and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Proway
Washington, D. C
Shreveport
Supreme Court
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Miss
Texas Commission
Houston
Carranza Settles For Bauchdeath Heir Claim
El Paso June 8 The end of the week will see heirs of Gustaf Bauch receive a settlement between 720000 and 25000 dollars from United States authorities for the death in Mexico. The rebel oulcar is to be punished, possibly imprisoned or executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Gustaf Hauch
Mexico
Unitad Staloa
Oulcar
Weather Outlook Mild Tonight and Warm Tuesday
Fair skies prevail tonight with continued warmth.Tuesday remains warm and fair with light winds and no precipitation expected.
Forfeited game and Tampico crisis relief in one day
The first game was forfeited after a dispute at City League Park involving the Material Club and the Kurtz Braus Bed Co. teams with interference calls and errors. In the second game the Crescents defeated the Macabees 9 3 as Jacobs starred with four hits and a diving stop. Separate dispatches from Washington and Mexico City report Huerta countermanding Tampico blockading orders, easing the crisis and signaling possible mediation progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Material Club
Kurts Braus Bed. Co
Lalleye
Kurtz
City League Park
Gretaler
Cagewell
Maloney
Downes
Keating
Pierce
Gordon
Lathrop
Gorton
D. Craker
Ag Crippen
McLean
Guignon
Waingray
Craker
Stutl
Tinely
Grescents
Maccabees
Bees
Jacobs
Hils
Blyot
Cresents
Capt
DeLarry
Tater
Anderson
Hills Money
Sacond
Gretzler
Hopkins
DeLury
Jacob
Hills
Gretsier
Hopkina
Hopkine
Crescents
Southworth
Macenboss
Martin
Smith
McKinney
Smitti
Fontar
George Debury
Cody
J. Craker
Mcktinney
Blynt Gingled
Giola
Babbitt
Westinghouse Plant Tied Up By Strikers Today
Unitea Presa reports the Westinghouse plant remains completely tied up as strikers pressure the company. Officials say the union decided not to reengage or lay off workers at the three major plants. Paydays pass with production halted and talks about closing saloons to avoid wheel farmed disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Unitea Presa
Tssued
Aitaburgh
Padie S
East Piltebureh
Tythera Ieee
Norks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sands
Merritt Back
Aniors
Olice
Victor
Oil City
Crust Company Oil City, Fia
TH Warren Savings Bank
Liu Sane
Eee
Fennsylvania
Mati
Carranza
Bauchdeath
Municipals
Huerta
Tampico
Unitea Press
Phora
Guidal
Tony
Maxlco
Dseer
Horta
Coda
Mexico City
Teta
Fortune Builders
Citizens National Bank
Corry
Desmond
G. BL. Barlow
Jes
C. Went
W. Parker
The
First National Bank