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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1911

Page

5

Runaway mule halted by officer at crowded street corner

Patrolman Tom Mack stopped a runaway mule hitched to a Chapman Grocery wagon on Main Avenue near East Houston and Navarro streets at 6:20 PM. He struck the mule on the nose with a billy, saving about a dozen pedestrians from harm as the animal reined in. An affidavit accuses driver O Brout of leaving the animal on a public thoroughfare. police court hearing set for Monday.

Tom Mack Chapman Grocery Main Avenue East Houston Navarro Navarro Street Houston Street Mack O. Brout

First rehearsal for Elks minstrel show underway

The Elks prepare for their minstrel show with 75 to 100 aspirants expected at today’s 2:80 rehearsal at the Elks club. Miller and Draper lead the production with eight rehearsals planned through April 10 and 11, including a street parade each show day and a star lineup of local talents.

Elks Elks’ Club Miller Draper Elks’ Minstrels Diks San Antonio The William Leng Tom Martin Ernest Bombner D. W. Daggett A. C. Maracheau John J. Bellarge Calvin Muse A. F. Millis Frankester L. Lentz Ralf Hugo Dr. McCarty A. Lundeer C. H. Engelke Chas. Hackinger A. R. Bacon Juliius Espry J. C. Nelson Ed Fomby McNamara Stanley Winters Joe J. Lodovic Tom J. Newton Gaston Jenette Emil Frank P. Brundage Gummy Hamilton Nat Wolfe, Jr Paul Villaret Dan Creehan Lloyd Spencer Walter Napier Hugo Goodman Victor Keller Russell Jennett Henry Maracheau

Fire Damages Infirmary Basement From Lamp Blast

A kerosene lamp left burning by a negro servant in Dr Hughes infirmary basement at 403 St Mary's street exploded at 9 last night and caused about 75 in damage to clothing and furnishings. Chief Wright extinguished the blaze with the autochemical engine. The old Upson homestead two story rock building owned by M V Pipkin sustained the damage which was limited after the fire gained headway.

Dr. Hughes’ Infirmary St. Mary’s Street Wright Upson M. V. Pipkin

Judges Clash Over Texas Initiative Referendum Recall

Judge W L Davidson declared the initiative referendum and recall invalid in Texas city charters, invalidating Dallas measures but prompting supporters to push for a state platform plank. Judge A C Prendergast dissented and would not endorse Davidson’s sweeping ruling.

W. L. Davidson Court of Criminal Appeals Texas Dallas Davidson A. C. Prendergast Farnsworth Prendergast

Extra session to address tariffs and reforms in Congress

The forthcoming extra session will tackle Canadian reciprocity tariff legislation and a wool schedule revision, with possible cotton changes. It also plans reorganizing both houses, election of a new speaker, and probes into the post office and interior departments, plus debates on Arizona and New Mexico statehood and popular election of senators.

Gilson Gardner Washington, D. C Congress House Senate Champ Clark Joseph G. Cannon James R. Mann Aldrich Gallinger Penrose Taft Mexico Japan Wall Street Democratic House Post Office Department Interior Department Weather Bureau Arizona New Mexico Owen Bailey Texas Borah United States Knox State Department Central America China Turkey Progressive League Jonathan Bourne American State Department

English Bay Land Deal In Mississippi Delta

A Memphis broker L K Salisbury reports an English syndicate has bought 50 000 acres of cotton producing lands along the Mississippi river in Bolivar county for half a million dollars. The deal reflects English efforts to secure cotton sources amid U S credit restrictions on advances against bills of lading.

Memphis Tenn L. K. Salisbury Delta Mississippi River Boliver County England America

Caldwell Grand Jury Adjourns in Texas

Special to The Light reports the Caldwell grand jury met at 2:30 pm and was discharged by Judge Moore. They filed six felonies and five misdemeanors. Docketing resumes Monday with cases called promptly and no night sessions. J & Cullinan, Texas company president, arrived from Houston for the visit.

Oo Art Tex Moore J. & Cullinan The Texas Company Houston Mya Cullinan Beis

Corrigan Repeats Charges of Crime in New York

New York City officials and public figures gathered at the city club to discuss rising crime. Corrigan criticizes city conditions, cites street violence, unlicensed saloons, and open gambling. He notes Crooks on Fifth Avenue and mentions Monk Eastman operating an opium joint.

New York Corrigan City Club Gaynor Fifth Avenue McAdoo Monk Eastman

Fortune telling reading promises guidance in love money and health

Excerpt offers astrology based life readings claiming to reveal present and future results in love health wealth and marriage. It promises answers to troubles and guidance on career shifts and personal relationships for a small postal fee.

Long Distance Serenade Is His Unique Birthday Gift

Miss Ethel Underhill, a sheriff's office clerk in Dallas, received a long distance birthday serenade from El Paso to San Antonio. Over a 600 mile copper wire a Mexican orchestra played tunes including La Paloma and La Golondrina for about 15 minutes. The caller at the far end asked if she could hear well and then delighted her with live music via telephone.

Ethel Underhill John Tobin el Paso San Antonio Miss Underhill Booker

Crying Baby Leads Deputy to Child's Hideout

Deputy J W Galbraith rode four blocks of New Braunfels avenue until he heard a crying infant and found the 10 month old baby in the home of Jesus Gonzalez's mother. The mother had suspected the child was being kept there after Gonzalez took it to be christened and not returned. Within thirty minutes the child was returned to its mother.

J. W. Galbraith New Braunfels Avenue Juanita Gonzales Austin Street Jesus Gonzalez Tobin Gonzalez Galbraith

Dahrooge Post Card Co Announces Fourth Anniversary Sale

The Dahrooge Post Card Company marks its fourth anniversary with a one week sale starting Monday featuring forty five city views for twenty five cents. Special prices on all high grade cards including Easter cards. Located at 315 Alamo Plaza.

Dahrooge Post Card Company Dahrooge Post Card CO Alamo Plaza

Burial Permits List Names and Ages from City Files

A compilation of burial permits lists several individuals with ages and addresses indicating death dates in March and April. Entries include Leander Galvan age 1, Frederick Henry Goodman age 2 days, James B. F. Armstrong age 78, Alice M. Brennan age 52, and others with incomplete names and streets.

Leander Galvan South Laredo Frederick Henry Goodman Lafitte Street James B. F. Armstrong Navarro Street Alice M. Brennan Mae Nacogdoches Street Eneglesis Goddard

Kansas Enforces Liquor Tax and Perjury Crackdown

Attorney General Dawson announces a statewide drive to enforce liquor tax laws and perjury penalties. Detectives may be hired. licenses require verification. premature marriages and vice are targeted. churches and schools asked to assist. state notes high liquor consumption and seeks federal action to end dry status.

Dawson la Cn Sodom Gomorrah Anne Aeabcane Kansas

New Telephone Manager Named in Texas

K. N. Taylor of Austin becomes commercial manager of the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone at Lockhart succeeding R. B. Anon removed. Taylor has long service in the company and contract department based in Austin. Frank Teich of Teich Monument Works visited his family at 680 Goliad Street in Liano Texas.

Tex K. N. Taylor Austin Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Lockhart R. B. Anon Red Taylor Haseen Frank Teich Teich Liano, Tex Goliad Street

Orrine for Whiskey and Beer Habit

Orrine is promoted as a proven home remedy to stop drinking, backed by a money back guarantee. The ad claims thousands of women praise Orrine for saving husbands and sons from drink, detailing two forms and a price of 1.00 with free sample envelopes from Fischer's drug store.

Orrine Fischer Pischer

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