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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented account shows Miss Sutter in Tomptinavile New York receiving news of her father’s illness and later his death. The daughter, identified as Blewmn Sutter, travels and awaits updates from San Antonio. The piece traces her emotional turmoil, media attention, and a staged performance connected to the tragedy.
Muddled sale note lists pants items and prices with unclear names. Mentions Sel winning at 8.75 to 5110 and references Moore Wilding, ninth place town-Ady. Details are fragmentary and names are partially obscured.
A 1918 municipal campaign notice calls for party primaries in San Antonio. Meetings are set for April 3 at 8 pm to select delegates for a city convention at Tyler Hall on April 5. Presiding officers and meeting locations across the city are listed, inviting all sympathizers to participate.
Dr Young takes over as superintendent of the Southwestern Asylum after posting at the institution. He inspects buildings and grounds, confirms the facility’s equipment, and plans to reside on site. Governor Ferguson discussed resignation of officials and a June consolidation as part of the reform.
Had Bully Time behind prison bars Atlanta Ga April terred W Hyde millionlire clatiman and business Tender af Oakhind Cal has been released from the Federal prison here after serving fifteen months. Officials announced Hyde had left the prison late Thursday. President Wilson recently remained fines and costs assessed against Hyde and the coat of which never been definitely determined. Hyde originally was sentenced ten years imprisonment this was reduced ros ar and before he began term. To continue his intention to leave tomorrow for California Hyde had anyone in prison. It was the most worthwhile sixteen months of his life. Lt 1904 President Roosevelt ordered an investigation of alleged land frauds resulting in the indictment of Hyde and others on charges of conspiring to defraud the government on the Pacific coast. Hyde was tried and convicted in 1808. The ruse was taken before the United States Supreme Court three times. During his prison term Hyde gave moneylikelity to assist by providing Sports and recreation for the prisoners.
An application for the place and primary ballot has been filed by Writs Russi Sr for street commissioner under Mayor Gallaghan. Rossi runs as an independent, vowing city administration of street paving and a reassessment plan to ease property owner burden while delaying interest.
Washington reports Fear Admiral Fiske asks to be relieved of his shore duty and for a new post. Congress plans and high level talks with Secretary Daniels and President Wilson outline possible reassignment as dynamics shift in naval operations. The move follows Adm Miske stepping back and a broader readiness debate touches personnel and policy.
The Lyceum presents costumed interpretive performances by Mr. Stig and Mr. Wideldgested as part of a weekly program. The event features literary readings and dramatic pieces including selections from Werter and Onegin, with a strong demand from audiences for clean, cultured entertainment.
Every inmate of the Bex County Poorhouse, at the end of Tonih Hall street car line, was moved Saturday to a new home for the aged and infirm near the city. A large building was erected and fitted for their use, and their families will visit to share meals in the new place after the weather delay.
An altercation on Leon Street left three Mexican men wounded. The injured are Durie and Ramon Cnearas of 124 South Leon, with others unidentified involved. police describe a clash near a pub late Friday night as one man fled toward Guadalupe. Authorities work to identify all participants and determine motive.
The notice details the deaths of Mrs. Eliza Knott, 84, a longtime San Antonio resident, and other local seniors including Mrs. Amouia Hragi, 72, Mrs. Gines Schulz, 84, and Mrs. Knott’s family. Funeral plans are outlined with burial at Mission Burial Park and Hermann Sons Cemetery. Relatives and organizations attend services, with references to community groups and local churches.
New York dispatch reports Major Amatrose Bierce once listed as missing and presumed dead has written from Bloomington revealing he was alive and fighting with British forces in France. The letter claims he was en route to counter an American invasion. authorities traced him to Mexico where he vanished eight months earlier.
Police trace Shoboda visits across French provinces and other sites as they probe a major fire at a government facility in Chatelerault. Rasatond Sachada’s arrest ties to alleged smuggling and commerce schemes. investigators seek purpose of Giese Leips. Switz plans, American product deals, and a Times-Broadside profile of Shoboda paint a web of business abroad and legal peril.
Members of the Anthropological Section of the Scientific Society of San Antonio held a Friday night meeting in the Stevens Building. Speakers included Rev. Grorga J. Badger and doctors Malone Dugsan and Co. Higgins. Dr. W. Sims was elected to membership and plans were announced for the next session on April 13 with papers by Hight Rey W. Capers and George Roe.
Chicago officials plan to convert surplus food from hotels and clubs into meals for 2 000 to 4 309 unemployed daily. EB Plumb of Duluth will operate the unit, with a large mobile unit reflecting the food staff. In Fort Worth, a Dallas group including Gus Bertrander and Sidney Sawson were injured when their car overturned near Grand Prairie after avoiding oncoming traffic.
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