Defense Preparations Lean on Court Martial of Lt Rich
Lieutenant Charles H. Rich of the Twenty sixth Infantry faces a court martial set for Thursday. He expects acquittal and plans to rejoin his regiment for Manila deployment next transport. Represented by Major Waldo B. Ayer and Judge B. B. Perains, Rich denounces the charges as arising from misunderstanding over money orders. The trial, possibly public, awaits Judge Advocate Captain M. Donnelly for preliminary arrangements.
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Charles H. Rich
Manila
Rick
Cerain
Tole
Philippines
Waldo B. Ayer
BB Perains
Perkine
Washington
Waters Pierce of
Willy
Smart
Miaward TP Donnelly
Fort Snell
San Antonio
Burgess Supports Bailey in Political Statement
Washington 17 C April 14 Burgess of Gongrates announces allegiance to the Bailey cause. He resigns his position to detail his support and states his belief that Senator Bailey is an honest, incorruptible Democrat loyal to the people and public principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George . Burgess
Gongrates
Bailey
Lexus
Deta
Young
Demcr
Friend of the People
Murder Stirs State to Fever Over Assassination
Vienna reports a feverish mood after the assassination on April 12 of Count Andrews of Polack, governor of the province, by a Ruthenian student named Miersoidn Hzfongnlld during a donation event for a delegation of students.
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Vienna
Galicia
Lentberg
Count Andrews
Polack
Miersoidn Hzfongnlld
Bazaar Change Alters Ladies Charity Sale at Elka Hall
A planned handkerchief pagiar event by the First Christian church ladies, set for tomorrow in the Menger hotel parlors, has been shifted to Elka Hall due to unforeseen circumstances. The pageant and sale proceed with similar goals of fundraising and community support.
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Menger Hotel
First Christian Church
Elka Lll
Saloon Robbery in Broad Daylight Night Attack
Charles Reuchlin, a saloon keeper at 1003 Hast Commerce Street, was assaulted by a Black man under 20 wearing a derby and robbed of 21.16 dollars last night. Reuchlin identified the aggressor as very black with a bald head, fled after striking him, and police joined a search with no result. Reuchlin sustained facial injuries and reports the suspect escaped toward Paso Hondo Street.
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Charles Rettchlin
Commerce Street
Vegio
Reuchlin
Paso Hondo
Nimmur
Font Reat
Reuehiir
Renehlin
Maye
du Set
Renehiu
Rain Washes Out City Clean-Up Day
Weather delays cleanup plans after rain drizzled for days. Health board and city officials postpone a second date as continued wet conditions hinder trash collection and disposal efforts. Townspeople face damp, muddy streets as authorities vow to enforce street and premise care ordinances.
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Dlemmrp
Woman's Ink
Board of Health
Barnita
Bour of
Hearth
Ill ex mayor Foltman dies by suicide in Salem
After a period of illness Henry C. Foltman former mayor of Salem committed death by his own action at his home by jumping into a well. Local authorities report ill health preceded the act and no others were involved. Foltman was a noted figure in the town and had served as mayor prior to retirement.
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Carmi
Henry CG. Foltman
Salem
Hits
Warships In Home Waters Once More
San Diego April 14 The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Charles M Thomas returns to home waters today anchoring off Granada beach at 1 o clock. A four day stay features dinners dances picnics and a big program for officers and enlisted men. The fleet begins a month of merrymaking with visits to Los Angeles Santa Barbara Monterey Santa Cruz and San Francisco. Governor Gillett of California attends as state representative to welcome the fleet.
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San Diego
Cal
Charles M. Thomas
Granady Beach
Los Angeles
Santa Bary Yara
Monterey
Santa Cruz
San Francisco
Gillett
California
Pacific Coast
Catch Good Roads Fever In Caldwell County
Caldwell county is seized with a road improvement fever. County Judge N Gavrell received a vote to issue bonds up to 250000 for good roads. A $15000 grant is proposed to build a mile or two of gravel roads from Lockhart, to serve as lessons supporting the bond issue. Gambrell seeks a local practical road builder to oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldweld
N. Gavrrell
Lockhart
Gambyell
Hile
Mayfield Case May Go Over Mayfield Case May Go Over
Charles and Gil Mayfield are indicted for complicity with the killing of Attorney C Goode at Karnes City on February 2. The defense and the state may seek a continuance as lawyers confer with District Attorney Baker. A postponement is likely as the case heads toward trial.
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Charles
Gil Mayfield
C. Goode
Karnes City
Baker
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
San Antonio and vicinity expect fair weather tonight and Wednesday. The record shows a low around 60 and a high near 61 degrees with winds light at about four miles per hour.
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San Antonio
Vonitht
Weresday Fair
Tony
Aldrich currency bill faces House caucus debate in Washington
Washington reports show Republicans divided over passing the Aldrich currency bill this session. A party caucus next week could push an amended version to law, with Vreeland of New York proposing a substitute measure. The plan would establish a national clearing house for bank assets and allow issuing additional notes against deposited securities to support banks.
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Washington
House
Aldrich
Toind
Vreeland
New York
Ia Fueor
Chicago
la Pallettate Pdment
Vreeland Oil
Sentinn
Aldrich Bil
Aldrich Hill
Association
Fitzgerald Seeks Divorce in Thirty seventh District Court
Leonie M Fitzgerald sues for divorce from Maurice Fitzgerald in the Thirty seventh district. They married in Laredo Texas on May 19 1908 and separated before the filing. Plaintiff alleges abandonment and seeks relief as per law.
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Leonie M. Fitzgerald
Maurice
Cone
Larédo
Tex
Nved
Foxelhar Wntecomber
Tesume Lyons
Exhibit from Mexico to fair in this city will break the record
The article reports on Mexico planning a large exhibit for San Antonio, led by President Diaz, with promises of strong government support and major cultural offerings. A premier musical organization and the Mexican band will travel to the United States, aiming to make the exhibit a standout feature similar to a world’s fair. The San Antonio delegation is expected to return home tomorrow night.
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Mexico
Diaz
San Aulooto
Dutemmaiana Falp
Freal
Porfirio Daz
Leregrins
San Antonia
Mexican Congress
San Antonio
Republic
Sai Anonlaie
Deferred School Board Meeting Postponed To Date
The school board meeting set for tomorrow night is postponed with no definite plan on discussing the election of a superintendent. J. Lakh is expected to be unanimously elected as superintendent of the district schools, noting his 20 years with San Antonio schools and eight years at the high school.
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Bord
Lukin
San Antonio
Call Issued for Daughters of the Republic Convention
A division within the Daughters of the Republic of Cetus prompts two meetings this year. The San Antonio convention runs April 18 to 21, with another gathering in Beaumont on the same dates. Call issued this morning by Wharton Bates, president, and Miss Adina De Bawals, secretary.
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Daughters of the Republic of Cetus
San Antonio
Diles
Beaumont
Wharton Batus
Adina de Bawals
Old Resident Peter Jud Dies in San Antonio
Peter Jud a longtime San Antonio resident died suddenly after 11 AM at his home 206 Lavaca Street. He was 60 years old and suffered from diabetes. A butcher by trade, Jud leaves a family including several children and relatives. The death comes as a shock to friends and neighbors.
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Peter Jud
San Antonio
Bis
Lavaca Street
Jud
Philly
Amd Georg-spoon
J. H. Affleck Struck By Apoplexy in San Antonio
J. H. Affleck, a San Antonio real estate dealer and longtime resident, suffered a sudden apoplexy this morning. He collapsed near Houston and Solved streets and was aided by Drs Burg and Goth. He was taken to Burnett's drug store and then to his home at 408 Canven Street where he remains under care.
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TH. Afflect
San Antonio
Houston
Moburn
Strike closes many troops in Florida starts streetcar clash
Four more antipenins of Florida state troops arrived this morning, raising the total to several companies. Authorities fear possible violence when streetcars resume service, as security measures tighten in Ponsanma.
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Ponsanma
Fla. Avil
Knight Held Without Bail In Fort Worth Shooting
Knight held without bail after a Fort Worth shooting on North Fort Worth Street left a man dead and a chief and another man injured. Authorities say a grand jury investigation is underway and a formal arraignment is pending.
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Speels
Fort Worth
Aptike & Koight
Ea Larmat
Foster Montgomery
Dick Howell
North Fort Worth
Grand
Svarion
Languria Case in Status Quo Tangle at Pearlto Valdex Shop
A lengthy Languria legal clash arose after a fatal shooting at a store on Fi0 Buen Visti Street last Wednesday. Attorney THAKON foray NotI fed mistige Unischeid advised on a narrow path forward against Langurla at the Wednesday hearing, seeking clarity on the case amid ongoing tensions.
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Perlvo Valdex
Ferrer'a
Six unions meet in Worth amid labor address by Governor Campbell
Special to The Light Port Worth Texas April 14 six large conventions gathered in Worth with Governor Campbell speaking at city hall focusing on labor actions and unity. Federations now include 12 unions with rising membership he noted. next meeting invitation to San Antonio read and filed. no decision reached.
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Port Worth
Tex
In Worth
Campbell
Tebor
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Grder
Brotherhrod
Brotherhood Railroad
Electrical Workers
Texas State Federation of Labor
Fricke
Federation
Texas
Federi- Hin
Vei'g Increaya
Vai
San Antonio
W. J. Hootgen
Mushall
Dewberries Amid San Antonio Trade Boom
Dewberry merchants in San Antonio struggle to meet demand as an excellent local crop floods the market. High grade berries from farms near the Southwestern Tagure asylum fetch about $1.40 per crate, while packing crates run short. Growers consider forming a mutual protection combine to regulate prices and stabilize the industry for year round shipments.
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Hans Hwen
San Antonio
G. I. Taft
Tagure Asylum
Commission
Nevotuie Line Aereige
Republican meeting selection in Texas planning session
A garbled note indicates Republicans in Texas hold a state party meeting in Fort Worth to choose leadership and schedule. It mentions a key organizer and a March convention date, with unclear names and roles due to damaged text.
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Burgess
Blagk Thug
Adoaulto
Night Riders
Nashville
Tennessee
Ritere Hava
Coronado Beach
Mayfield
Aldrich Bill
Leo Tolstot
Moscow
Defer
J. H. Affleck
Cales
Alamo City
Belking
Messrs. Hoefzen, Mushall and
Zizik
FT. Worth
répubHcan
Coell Lyon
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