Leprosy Spreading Across States Report Faces Delay
A paper presented at a national physicians convention warns of leprosy spreading across states. The author stresses there is no current plan to act and cannot say when the report will be finished or published.
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National Convention of Physicians
Poll Tax Receipts Scarce as Auditor Holds Thousands
Though thousands of poll tax receipts exist in the auditor's office only a small batch has reached the collector's desk. Fifteen hundred citizens obtained receipts by 10:30 this morning, none found later in the collector's office. The auditor's office is awaiting transfer orders while deputies may move more receipts. Meanwhile May collections remain unreported and Villemain foresees filing by next Saturday as dog licenses surge with 267 slips issued in the past nine days.
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Villemain
Secret Wedding On Way To Henning Haltom Nuptials
Guy Haltom and Miss Kade Krause eloped en route to the Henning Haltom wedding in a Catholic ceremony at St Marys. The couple wed with family present and plan a six week California trip before returning to Flatonia Texas.
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Guy Haltom
Kade Krause
Moulton
Tex
Henning-Haltom
Josephine Haltom
Miss Haltom
Mr. Henning
FP. D. Hudon
Mr. Haltom
Southern Pacific Signal Corps
Next House Democratic Sways Toward Champ Clark for Speaker
Congressman John N. Garner says letters from every district show the next House will be Democratic and Champ Clark of Missouri will be the sole speaker candidate considered by the caucus. He says the Payne Aldrich tariff law Democrats united while Republicans split, predicting a Democratic victory this fall.
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House
Champ Clark
John N. Garner
Texas
Garner
Cannon
New York
Clark
Missouri
Bertha Obert Says She Was Attacked Before Fatal Shooting
Bertha Obert a resident of 1419 Avenue B told Light and Gazette reporters she shot Sarah Littlefield after the woman entered her home, cursed and slapped her, then tried to take a dress sacque. Obert fired once from a .38 revolver, killing Littlefield at 1 30 pm outside her house. She notified neighbors to call police.
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Henderson
Bertha Obert
The
Light and Gazette
Sarah Littlefield
Avenue B
Miss Obert
Smith & Wesson
Fisk
Miss
Death ends long laborer’s perilous career in San Antonio
John Lawrence a 47 year old pioneer San Antonio resident died after a long career in railroad shops with a steel fragment in his arm for 11 years. He suffered a head and spine injury at work a month ago and had mind impairment since then. Funeral plans set from 724 Lamar street with Knights of Pythias and Elks Lodge No 35 involvement. He leaves a wife two children and a sister in New Braunfels.
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San Antonio
Lawrence
Koelstein
Houston
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Eugene Dittmar
New Braunfels
Lamar Street
Knights of Pythias, Elks Lodge No. 35
Paving Costs and Mañana Governance Scrutiny in San Antonio
A local libel case excerpt questions the cost of Callaghan mudcovers and criticizes city hall records as inaccessible. The Light and Gazette pursue proofs of street paving expenses on Stieren street, noting six days of futile inquiries and promising continued investigation.
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Callaghan
The
Light and Gazette
City Hall
San Antonio
Manana
Stieren
The Reporter’s Own Story About City Paving Costs
A narrative recounts a citizen’s six day chase for the cost of paving Stieren street. He confronts street commissioner Fritz Russi and moves through city officials from mayor to clerk as he seeks the annual report detailing street costs. The effort highlights bureaucratic delays and elusive records.
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Stieren Street
Buck
City Hall
Russi
Stieven Street
Stireen Street
Mr. Russi
Mr. Rossi
Beze
Callaghan
Fries
Rossi
Oil Mill Men Reelect Officers Amid Heated Meeting
At the Oil Mill Manufacturers and Supply association convention in San Antonio the officers were reelected and by law amendments adopted. President Frank M. Smith faced criticisms about handling affairs but saw a unanimous endorsement after debate. An expense report noted $4.80 for San Antonio postcard invitations to members and affiliates.
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Oil Mill Manufacturers’ and Supply Association
Oil Mill Superintendents’ Association
Frank M. Smith
Dallas
A. C. Langston
Atlanta
Smith
W. E. Sanders
Taft
Mr. Smith
Mr. Copenhaver
Survey date not shown for Fritz Russi annual report
The fragment notes a Feb 21 1910 survey order by Fritz Russi but the book lacks the survey and questions the forthcoming annual report Russi plans to present.
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Fritz Russi
Mr. Russi
Manana
Thaw Countess Recovers Wedding Dowry in Pittsburg
A deed of conveyance returns to Alice Thaw sister of Harry K Thaw and former countess of Yarmouth the Pittsburg marriage dowry from 1903. The dower was in trust with Fidelity Title and Trust J Dennison Lyon named trustee. Dowry involved a fifth interest in realty producing about 500000 dollars in annual income.
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Pittsburg
Alice Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Miss Thaw
Earl of Yarmouth
Earl of
Thaw
Pittsburg Realty
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
J. Dennison Lyon
Allures South for Ignorance of the Negro
In Cleveland former North Carolina Governor R B Glenn harshly assails southern states for underfunding black education. He cites eleven states with 40 percent black population allocating only 15 percent of school funds to Negro education. He spoke at Euclid Avenue Christian Church. He warns literacy gaps fuel crime and immoral leadership among about 30,000 new preachers influencing nine million negroes, with only ten percent having more than a primary education.
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Cleveland
Ohio
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
Glenn
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Y P S C E MEETING AT FT WORTH
Fort Worth Texas June 9 A hundred or more additional delegates from southwestern cities arrived for the interstate convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meeting here this morning Carl Beeman of Dallas state president presided During the forenoon routine business was transacted including committee appointments This afternoon was devoted to department and district superintendent reports
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Fort Worth
Tex
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Carl Beeman
Dallas
Pioneer Drops Dead on Eve of Trip
James E. Hooker age 68 a Confederate veteran and pioneer collapsed while dressing in Hillsboro Texas He died of heart failure as he prepared to make a trip Special Dispatch June 9 from Hillsboro Texas
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Pioneer
Hillsboro
Tex
James E. Hooker
Republicans Seek Taft Endorsement At Wisconsin Convention
Dispatch from Milwaukee on June 9 reports leading delegates expect no state office nominations at the GOP convention. The resolutions committee worked through the night and plans to back Taft’s administration and push party harmony.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Committee On
Taft
Probe Deaths of Two Negroes in Orange Session
District Judge W B Powell arrived to convene a special grand jury to investigate the killings of two Black men last Saturday by unknown assailants. Three suspects are said to be under arrest as prominent white citizens urge action.
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Special Dispatch
Orange
Tex
W. B. Powell
Grand Jury
San Antonio Weather Forecast Till Friday Evening
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity calls for cloudy weather tonight and cooler Friday. The 24 hour temperatures reached a high of 92 degrees and a low of 74 degrees this morning.
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FT. Worth
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