Runaway buggy injures five during social party
A Saturday evening social at a Dallas street High School gathering ended when a bay wagon carriage jolted as horses bolted. Mr. J A Copeland driver suffered head injuries while several passengers including Nathalie Gould Mary Louise Mauer Wallace Coles were shaken and treated. all returned home after minimal injuries and muddy garments. The party included Annie Copelandคร and a list of attendees such as Nathalie Guild Mary Louise Mauer Byron Malin and Wallace Colles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Copeland
Gopeland
Copeland
J. A. Copeland
Sesit Marjory Armstrong
Nathale Guild
Mary Louise Mauerdunia Lee Luke
Krthedoe Copeland
Hichard Grogs
Byron Malin
Tom Jarrell
Grea Wirkpilrich
Wallace Collies
Births Reported in Local Notices
To Mr. and Mrs. Wirebull at 525 Zayola street a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Regoy of 188 Mulberry street a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Santos of Essex street South Heighty a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs Basinez of 508 South Plores street a yor. To Mr. and Mrs Rodriguez of 11 Ban Marcos street a daughter Bernfulate eradicated and within dred diseases cured by Hound's Sursa parila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Wirebull
Zayola Street
Jobo Regoy
Mulberry Street
Santos
Essex Street
South Heighty
L. Basinez
South Plores Street
4. Rodriguez
Ban Marcos Street
Guards for Kin of Oil King In Easter Walk
New York April 20 Six private detectives acted as a bodyguard for John D Rockefeller as he walked with his two grandchildren Fowler and Muriel McCormick from Dishonta to the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church for Easter service. The group returned with a nurse in attendance and watchers noted tightened escort near the Rockefeller party amid reports of threats against the children, though no new information emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Quemas
Jone D. Rockefeller
Bly
Fowler
Muriel McCormick
Dishonta
Fourth Stat
le Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Porty-sixth Street
Fifth Giverue
Mr. Rockefeller
Harold McCormick
Rockefeller
Fifty-fourth Street
Reat
Muriel
One Day Cold Cure Claim From Muddled Ad
An ad fragment touts a supposed universal cold cure in one day under the title of a product called Bromo Quinine. The text includes garbled phrases and signatures that resemble a misread medical claim, with odd spellings and unclear attribution.
Patriots Day Observed with Revolutionary Exercises
Historic cities in Massachusetts and Maine marked Patriots Day with commemorations of the Revolution. Lexington Concord and other towns held re-enactments and observances while communities paused business for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brass
Massachusette
Maine
Lexington
Goncord
Buuin
Lieutenant Rich Acquitted by Court Martial
Second Lieutenant H Rich of the Twenty sixth Infantry was acquitted of charges under section sixty five of war. The court martial, held at Fort Sam Houston after his recall from the Philippines, found no fault. General Albert L Meyer announced the verdict yesterday evening at 7 o clock, and Captain Charles Hay conveyed it to the accused. Rich awaits orders to return to the Philippines. His wife, long ill, is expected to accompany him.
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Ciis
H. Rich
Albert L. Meyer
Chas. Hay
Juuge
Laycourt
Rich
Phillipines
Fort
Sam Houston
Atand Cour
Mich
Philiphies
Tully
Captain Rich
Tewo
Philippines
Lieutenant Rich
Rules for visits of foreign officers to U S establishments
Washington April 20 Heads of army and navy offices approve new rules by the joint army and navy board governing visits by foreign naval and military attaches to U S military and naval establishments. Visits are to be elastic with courtesy shown to foreign officers, and accompanying U S officers will limit access to what is shown. For sensitive sites such as proving grounds and powder works, access is restricted or denied except in special cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Gmy and
Navy Board
Uprising Report Aboard Transport Buford Mindanao Clash
Army reports a serious uprising in Mindanao with guerrilla fighting between white settlers and natives aboard the Buford which arrived yesterday from the islands. Capt Charles H Muir of the Second Infantry describes patrols in Mora country as a prolonged campaign requiring weeks of scouting and hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Weanessey
Cal
Bue Ford
Mindanao
Hansfield
Buford
Charles H. Muir
Second Infantry
Disarming Moros on Jolo Island Near Manila
Detachments of the Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth Infantry with constabulary and armed launches under Major Finley are disarming Moros on Jasilan Island. Troops patrol coasts, seal plunder, and surround a feared armed band of about 80. No details yet. similar drive reported at Lake Lanao, Mindanao. Telegraph service interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Twenty-third
Twenty-ftth
Finley
Jasilan
Plarns
Lake Lapne
Isla
Minailanny
Seipp Prize Awarded for German Lament Monograph
The Conrad Seipp memorial prizes were awarded by the German department of the University of Chicago. Albert Neinhardt Panust of Cornell University won $4000, Rudolph Cromnan of New York received $2000, and George Vor Nogso of Philadelphia earned $1609. An additional detail notes the prize honors essays on The German Lament In the Waited Gintes with reference to political moral social and elemental influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, J
Entiingnead
University of Chicago
Conrad Seipp
Mra
Seipp
of Chicago
Albert Neinhardt Panust
Vlaliant
Carnol
Uuns Girtin
Rudolph Cromnan
New York
iGeorge Vor
Carnival Weather Outlook Messy Across Texas
Southerly storms and scattered showers dogged carnival plans from Trou TX to Del Rio and Laredo to the northern border. Forecaster Major Kuell warned the low pressure system lingered, predicting possible showers south and southwest Texas with brief, unsettled conditions around San Antonio.
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Trouxton
del Rio
Pacific
Laredo
San Antonio
Yoakum
Miehtér Ug
Gorpus Christi
Kuell
Texas
Auto Crash on Commonwealth Avenue Kills Three Men
In Boston on April 20 William Gallagher 24 of Maiden was killed when his car lost control on a down grade and hit a telegraph pole. Joseph Shine 22 suffered a brain concussion and may die, while William Flynn 26 was injured in the same Beighton accident that threw all occupants from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mase
William Gallagher
Maiden
Joseph Shine
William Flynnp
Commonwealth Avenue
Beighton
Gallagher
Grovi's Tasteless Chili Tonic Promotes Malaria Fight
An old advert promotes Grovi's Tasteless Chili Tonic as a cure related to malaria defense. It claims the formula is clearly printed on the bottle, listing quinine as a key ingredient and noting suitability for both adults and children.
Preacher Lover Suicide Claim Sparks Murder Case
Woodbury woman Fannie Kenworthy says her preacher meant to marry him and that George Geares was murdered, while Prosecutor Alex Rogers believes Tomson may have killed himself after a troubled relationship. Kenworthy described Geares as a steady, godfearing man amid conflicting testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Gearre
Fannie Kenworthy
Stev
Thal George
Royalty On Visit Leaves for Continental Capitals
King Weward and Queen Alexandria depart Lanfon for a tour to Copenta Ren Stockholm and Christiana. They will be guests of royal families at the featured capitals as part of a continental itinerary.
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Lanson
Weward
Alexandria
Lanfon
Gisit
Copenta- Ren
Stockholm
Christiana
Urey
Ubove
Paul Riddle Dies in Panama While Serving in U S Disbursing
A cablestain reports the death of Paul Riddle, 31, a former San Antonio resident and United States disbursing officer teller on the isthmus. Born in Wentzville Missouri, he lived in San Antonio 10 years and was a member of the Texas I C club. He died on Toboca island after malaria fever treatment. remains to be shipped to New York or possibly San Antonio. He is survived by his mother N Riddle in the city and a brother W F Riddle in New Orleans with Mutual Life Insurance ties. The cause was malaria fever and the body was to be transported for burial arrangements yet undecided.
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Panama
Paul Riddie
Iis Island
Riddle
Mutual Life Insurances Company
N. Riddle
W. F. Riddle
Mutual Life
New Orleans
Wentzville
Mad
San Antonio
Teller
United States
Oliver Williams
Toboca Island
Priamm
New York
Texas I. C F
Texas
Nurses Sacrifice Life For Duty At Riverside Hospital
New York April 20 One of the hospital’s most popular and efficient nurses Miss Madelle Th Strewinski has given up her life to her calling. She was placed in charge of diphtheria patients at Riverside Hospital and injured her thumb with a safety pin while caring for a patient. The pin became infected and septicemia rapidly worsened. Doctors say the poison proved fatal despite treatment, and she died yesterday. Dr Werlmarvlindg commends her fearless dedication and readiness to face danger in service.
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New York
Riverside Hospital
Madelle Th. Strewinski
Miss Strewmsh
Mise Shewinski
Werlmarvlindg
Legal fight to get Pierce extradition case in U S Supreme Court
Special to The Light Austin Texas April 21 Judge Felix McCord assistant attorney general in Washington to help present the case against Henry Clay Pierce in the U S Supreme Court. The defense argues Pierce seeks to avoid extradition to Texas over a false swearing charge related to a permit. The St Louis attorneys Barkley & Fountereley were retained by the state for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Austin
Tex
Felix McCord
Department
Anstat
Henry Clay Pierce
States Supreme Court
McCord
Barkley & Barkley & Fountereley
St. Louis
Supreme Court of the United States
Meard
Pierce
Taxac
Texas
United States Court
St. Lewis
United States Circuit Court
St Pal
Daughters Meet Revolutionary Descendants in Annual DAR Session
The seventh continental congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened in Memorial Continental Hall Washington April 2 with large attendance. The session runs six days and includes election of officers, discussion of amendments, and social events with President Reagan receiving the delegates at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinngton
Washington
Continental Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Memoria Continental Hall
Mea
Ina R. Evans
Texas
Ransenvit
White House
Donald McLean
B.acr
Theie
Jadge Anderson
Official Carnival Photographer Appointed for Parades
The Carnival association yesterday named Cyria O. Lee as the official photographer to document parade floats characters and events. To cover the broader scope two assistants were hired, expanding the photographic record to produce a large, enduring archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Association Yeateray
Cyria O. Lee
Thea
Leo
Burial Permits Report Names and Ages of Deceased
A fragmented notice lists burial permits for several individuals including Stanistio Oliveras age 6 of 404 Trash Street with cholera infant, Elenio Garcia age 108 residing at 208 Monterey Street, Thomas NM Logan age 2 of 704 Hast Crockett Street with exhaustion, Abile Latienta age 18, and Otto Jourdon age 27 of 922 Dawson Street with hemorrhage, indicating a municipal record from a preme court context.
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Stanistio Oliveras
Soniby
Cholera Infanti
Elenio Garcia
Vente
Monterey Street
la Erlape
Thomas NM
Logan
Hast Crockett Street
Abile Latienta
Otto Jourdon
Dawson
Earthquakes Cure Indigestion Says Medical Journal
A Chicago Journal summary reports a medical journal stating earthquakes relieve indigestion. It notes many previously unhealthy readers regained appetite and digestion after the San Francisco disaster, with improved mental state among the dyspeptic. Local address references appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
San Francisco
Medical Journal
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San Antonians
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Ryer
Charles W. Andergon
Paul Riddle
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Flores St. Phong
Steves & Sons
West Texas
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Buona Vista
Ne-Tracka
E. B. Chandler
East Crockett
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