Lawsuit Seeks $11701.38 Against John Woods at Woods National Bank
Ogden Brooks of Napier files a federal petition on behalf of H. N. Morris receiver of Woods Unions Bank, seeking judgment for 11701.38 against John Woods. The claim alleges overdrafts around September 1907 totaling 8000 and improper credits to John Woods Special account, with related unpaid drafts from Tatters Acetylene Gas Co and party Georgy Wheaton, demanding citation and court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Brooks
Napier
Federal Court
H. N. Morris
The
Woods Unions] Bank
John Woods
Woods National Bank
Woods National
John Weoods
Sool
Georgy Wheaton
Tatters Acetylene Cas Company
Eagle Lake
Texas
Woode National Bank
San Antonio
W. Dealan
Tatters Acetylene Gas Company
Deaton
John Wools
Denton
Tod Woods
Guin
John Words
Wis
Liescum
John Wands
Anta
Bentamber
Magnificent Seven Story Hotel Groundbroken in Navarro Street Plans
Survey begun this morning for a seven story hotel on the Vance homestead at Navarro and Travis Streets. J Fleot Walter, architect, reports a May 1 start with basements and front floors due for completion under the contract with Selden & Breck Construction Co of St. Louis. Financing arranged by Taylor, Jones, and WeB Laie of St. Louis. total cost includes oiling and site work. Detailed calculations due May 23. building features include concrete reinforced with steel, granite crushed stone, and a ventilation system spanning the entire structure with sea water circulation and a lobby fountain.
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Urveys
J. Fleot
Walter
Vance
Navarro and
Travis Streets
Warr Alt
Foora
Willy Uey Selden & Breck Construction Co
St. Louis
Four Fears
Culinary
Empire Building
L Taylor
J. 4. Jones
We. B. Laie
Cart ‘Teh
Taylor & Lame
J Float Weller
Waller
St. Locks
Mounliin
Texas
France defeats Berber attack in Algeria and heavy losses
In Algeria near Tanilet, French forces repelled a Berber assault with fierce fighting. French troops killed and wounded, Berbers suffered heavier losses with many bodies found. Separate bank robberies in Coffeyville Kansas and Chautauqua New York led to brief pursuits and ongoing investigations as floods hit Texas towns and disrupt travel.
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Colombbachar
Algeria
Tanilett
Fay- Nahi
Arahd
Neers
Freel
Real Estate Group Plans Sidewalk Improve Meet
The Business Men's club real estate committee will convene tonight to discuss a campaign for improved sidewalks in residential districts. Mayor Callaghan is invited and has tentatively agreed to attend along with Postmaster John J. Stevens to assess the need for better walks and possible grand delivery service.
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Business Men's Club
Callaghay
Hax
John J. Stevans
No markets today due to Good Friday notice
Announcement states no market reports on Good Friday and no markets until Monday. Indicates market activity paused for the holiday period.
Aldrich Bill Strangled as House Sees Substitutes
Washington April 17 the house committee approved a substitute for the Aldrich financial bill as the measure faced opposition. The committee voted to send the bill to the floor with a substitute proposed by Representative Vreoland of New York, while considering a further fiscal plan.
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Washington
Forse
Th Lao
Vreoland
New York
Tinan
Fuyure
Shots Stir Fort Sam Houston Police Arrest
A pistol incident at Fort Sam Houston led to the arrest of Grorze Carson, a planter at the post, after a confrontation with Officer Schwartz of the mounted police. Earlier, Caveon was judged for assault. Shots were fired at Seow soldier last night.
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Grorze Carson
Fort Sam Houston
Servant Dies Sud in Prospect fl
A servant named Meemak employed by Sam Whittden in Prospect fl was found dead this morning. Freeman fits Agoil 40 years and has no history of heart disease for many years.
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Dort Meemak
Sam Whittdneten
Freeman
Unclear Regional Weather Forecast Deteriorates in OCR
Fragmented forecast reads for San Antonia area with showers tonight and Saturday highs around the mid 70s. Vague numeric lines mention wind speeds and temperatures, but many words are garbled. The central weather summary is unreadable and not recoverable from the fragment.
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Sant “Antonia
Vibinity
Mair
Tay Miniium
At & O
Moorning Wa
Opo
Loy
Fourteen Indicted in Grand Jury Session
A grand jury convened on April 28 and returned fourteen indictments. Among the accused are J. C. West for forgery and passing a forged instrument, Martel 20 A. Vallaro and M. Valero for theft of a horse, and Fran Mart Ruiz in an April 6 case. The panel reconvened after adjourning upon the jury's request.
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J. C. West
Martel
A. Vallaro
M. Valero
Ruiz
Court Martial Evidence Focuses on Lieutenant Rich Testimony
Lieutenant Rich testified about financial dealings with Judge Perkins and family loans totaling about $1000, with repayments planned by Rich and Perkins. He outlined debts to Mrs Whitely, San Antonio Steam Laundry, and Kibby, plus transfers of $876.15 to the U S from Fort Sam Houston era.
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Obes
H. Rich
Rich
Idewcenant Rich
Austin
Nmg Perkins
Hin
Ratlus
Pecking
Perkins
TE. B. Perkins
Wr. Potting
Doston
Maine
Rien
Indee Perkins
Lisatenart Rich
Fargo
Wiitteley
San Antonio
H. A. Wichy
Post Exchange
Fort Sam Houston
EG. Perkins
San Francisco
EB G. Perkins
Hot Springs
Auenet
Mra. Whitely
Pan Steam Launery
Vanita
United States
Gehis
Cablesrama ii
Perkina
Dowell Involved in Fatal Shootout at Austin Hotel
In Austin Texas yesterday Col Dowell and attorney Manon Williams clashed in a hotel lobby. Dowell fired a shotgun at Williams after a dispute over prior legal charges. Williams returned fire. Williams was wounded, front of his trousers shot away, ball through flesh in left leg. Dowell was wounded but alive. Williams and Judge Ogden sought safety in the hotel lobby as others witnessed the confrontation. Williams was expected to return to his Kla office in the Moore building within a couple of days.
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Manon Williams
Austin
Sesteydas
Ate Iin
Williams
Col Dowell
Ogden
Mr Willams
Col. Dowell
Dede
Col. Dewelt
Col Powel
Nlife
Col
Dowell
Kla Ofict
Moore Building
Fined for Carrying Gun in Court Morning Session
J. H. Johnson appeared in court this morning and pleaded guilty to unlawfully carrying a gun. Judge Fuillty imposed a fine of 100 dollars, with 9 dollars also assessed for costs. The defendant was ordered to pay the side balance.
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J. H. Johnson
Nothing
Fuillty
Atlas
Filge Shook
Dana
Prosecution Finishes as Five Witnesses Testify
Westerby afternoon finished the examination for the prosecution with five witnesses. Jos 7, Cate a driver for the Paul Steam laundry. B D Puguny, bookkeeper. G I Palmer, manager. H A Kibbe, a tailor. I Rahorn, a tether of the Wood's National Bank, testified.
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Westerby
Jos
Cate
Pail Steam Laundary
B.D. Puguny
Paul Steam Laondry
G.I Palmer
Paul Steam Laundry
H. A. Kibbe
Rahorn
Wood’s National
Hank
Robbery at San Antonio lodging house linked to Texas trip
Clatifor da bores dealer Slinker of Los Angeles reports a $10 robbery after a night at East Commerce street lodging house in San Antonio. He traveled with G. C. Davty and Arlen Davis to Brownsville for investment, then to a Saloon where Slinker paid with a counterfeit looking bill. Bona arrested by Detectives Womack and Van Ripar as the investigation unfolds.
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SW. Slinker
Clatiforda Bores
Los Angeles
Frank Ross
East Commerce
Bona
Womack
van Ripar
Mr. Slinker
G. C. Davty
Arlen
Brownsville
Texas
San Antonio
Algat
Antil
California
Suekee
Commerce Street
Bent
G. Nr
Bone
Deviz
Slinker
Davis
Slinkoer
Ng Trooeers
Siliker
lo@ring house
Hardware men convene as Texas dealers seek freight rate reforms
Delegates from cities including Fort Worth Sherman Amarillo Galveston and San Antonio attend the Texas Hardware association convention in San Antonio. President Charles Nash opens the executive session at the International Club and discusses railroad legislation and freight rate improvements. Names of attendees include D G Flewsken Faris Arthie Hodgson Nash Bell White Keith Wilder Panick Peden Bearing Lendor Sanford Seay Rotgere Trumbull Huestos Serba Jeffers and Myer.
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San Antonio
India
Winchester
Kelso
Texas Hardware Robbers’ Association
Chas
Nash
Fort Worth
International Chib
D. G. Flewsken
Faris
Arthie Hodgson
Charles B. Nash
Bell
G.W. White
J. L. Kieth
Tad Re & Wilder
Beaumont
RK. L Panick
Stamford
TE. A. Peden
J. 0. Bearing
Howaton
W. I. Lendor
Waca
W. L. Sanford
Sherman
D. BL Seay
Amarillo
J. D. Rotgere
Trumbull
Galas
A. Huestos
R. Serba
L Jeffers
Joseph Myer
State Federation of Labor Adjourns with Education Resolution
In Galveston the federation favored compulsory education for children ages seven to seventeen. San Antonio was chosen as the probable site for the 1909 convention. Herman Fricke was reelected president of the federation.
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Tex
State Federation of Labor
Galviston
Herman Fricke
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Morris Sues
J. Woods
Clerk of the Federal Court
Loot Bank
Ain Setra
Algesia
Kansas Institution
Cofeyville
Kan
Cliixens State Bank
Ahawauqua
Coffeyville
Wallerhoge
Fei Easley
Oklahoma
Ghautunqu
Ken
Walt Hoite
Citixens
Chautniqua
Averyne
Yenaot
Chawesngua
Nowata
Oldatoma
Ho Wee
T He Benle
Mr. Walterhouse Onis
Port Worth
Clear Fork
Narth Fort Worth
Trinity
Pridgea
Hera
Wil O
Harbin
Elephenville
Brownwood
Aldrich Bill
Horseman
Courtmartial
Sprojal
Tek
All Y
John Dowel
Sen Antune
Prosecution
W. Slinker
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