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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1915
Page
10
In a Senate debate remarks by Home and Morand warn that without disarmament the world will face anarchy. The discussion references historical precedents and argues that only large nations reducing armaments can prevent instability and potential war.
By April 28, 1914, Bolen Company a French concern was commandeered by the Carney forces as the Nor rigan captured the American vessel Genes.
Governor Ferguson in Austin delays formal action on resignations of Vores PB, Narmen and He G, Staacke and to announce two new members to succeed Drown and Staacke. Board and lighthouse service updates include Equipping tenders for Atlantic Pacific and Alaska, with wireless range of frame Tu radge miles. Also notes Texas Fine Arts Association annual meeting at Ney studio with performances by Va Taff, sculptor of Boston.
Governor Ferguson vetoes bills on a Texas Dental Board of Examiners and a Panama exposition exhibit funding. He cites potential hardship, overbroad powers, and public impact while urging alternative funding and tighter controls. Also vetoes a warehouse exemption bill and approves a mutual insurance assessment plan.
Governor Ferguson announced twenty two Texas delegates for the sixth annual Southern Commercial Congress to meet in Muskogee Oklahoma April 26 to 28. The list includes A J Jarrell Temple C1 Daniel Temple T 4 card Heidenheimer J B Love Temple Frank Bell Wiehitsally Wichita Falls Maj George W Littlefield Austin David Harrell Austin Paul Waples Fort Worth Alex Sanger Dallas J A Babcock Dallas James B Stubbs Galveston Howard W Peak Fort Worth I Roog-Scott Voleman Adolph Boldt Houston J S Culliman Houston JM Radford Abilene A S Tardwicks Abilene C B Kelly El Paso TFP Stollenwreck Terrell R 3 Scott Paris Artie Williams Sulphur Springs Governor declined to attend due to legislative session.
The council considered rescinding Colglazier Construction’s award for a 7000 foot frontage project on Hackberry street and awarding to Western Paving at higher price. Property owners demanded Bermuda asphalt, but the city engineers favored Colglazier’s cheaper bid. Alderman Lambert moved to grant extra time for signatures. motion carried 6 to 1 with Neal absent. March payroll of 874.92 approved along with 21300 to settle final Seypath Ward sewers. Ordnances for contractor extras were adopted. lighting petition on Main Avenue referred to property owners.
An advertisement proclaims bisurated magnesia as a near universal remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims rapid relief by neutralizing stomach acid and stopping fermentation after a teaspoonful in water. Endorses regular use for ongoing stomach discomfort.
Miss Annie C. McQueen in New York discussed sleep and death as related states. She said a man sleeps or dies and both involve a subtle body linking to the physical, with death leading to an astral world where one may meet loved ones after harmonizing emotions. The talk touched on astral perception and the evolution of brain cells to record such events.
Governor Colquitt arrives in Austin on a brief business trip and announces plans to reside at a home he has purchased. Reports link his candidacy for the United States Senate with other potential candidates, including former governor Campbell, while legal and political associates are mentioned in connection with ongoing maneuvering.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention potential candidates for a senate seat and unidentified entities. The readable words suggest a discussion of elections and named individuals may be involved, but the overall meaning and specifics remain unclear.
The passage is unreadable. It mentions Christmas and dates but no clear events or names to summarize into a coherent item for a newspaper card.
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