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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
5
The federation of women's clubs plans its next mid biennial session in St Louis after a council meeting during the convention in Memphis. The date will be announced later.
ORLEANS April 20. General revision of passenger tariffs related to supplying baggage cars to theatrical companies occupied the trade waits for action. The notice indicates tariff changes may impact theater troop travel costs and related rail service charges.
The Southeastern Passenger association in session believes the revised tariff will be more liberal, potentially easing travel terms and expanding concessions for riders.
Huntsville report says Jim S Hunt local Brownsboro Alabama postmaster and Southern railway agent shot himself and is dying. A post office inspector is on site to audit Hunt's accounts.
In Nashville on April 20 the state legislature, facing a 34 member absence, issues an address urging the absentees to return and stating sessions will continue indefinitely until they come back.
Danville Illinois April 20 grand jury adjourned after returning nine additional true bills naming City Attorney F W Jones and Peter in perjury related charges.
Sanichas and five others were re indicted on perjury charges tied to their testimony about political corruption.
One person was killed and several others severely injured as a wind and rain storm swept Central Kentucky yesterday causing extensive property damage.
Secretary MacVeagh urged South Carolina bankers to join bipartisan politics, breaking one party rule for the region's benefit. He spoke in Summerville on April 20 outlining a shift toward cross party cooperation to improve governance.
A Chicago user praises TIZ for rapid cure of tired and aching feet. The ad claims it treats swelling, corns, callouses, bunions and bad odor, drawing out toxins and renewing the feet. Available at druggists for 25 cents or by mail from Walter Luter Dodge & Co.
The Southern Gas association, with about sixty delegates from across the South, opened its three day annual convention in Montgomery. Speakers included J. N. Cooke of Jacksonville Florida G W Howsman of Mobile and Montgomery mayor.
L Knutson fell seven stories to the concrete basement of a new Tacoma building and survived. He slipped through one inch boards near the first floor as he plummeted, suffering injuries but remaining alive.
In Trenton on April 20 Governor Woodrow Wilson achieved a decisive victory as the New Jersey house assembly passed the Geran election bill, delivering radical reform to election methods after a hard fought battle.
In New York on April 2 James Speyer will take over from Paul M. Warburg in the Missouri Pacific Railway board. Speyer & Co. will fill the vacancy left by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. as bankers for the road, aligning with Deutsche Bank.
Albany April 20 after a long debate the New York senate ratified the proposed income amendment to the federal constitution by a 34 to 16 vote.
In Washington on April 2 a resolution by Representative Saunders of Virginia urged the house to investigate the entire postoffice department to determine whether abuses exist and to uncover any misconduct.
The queen selects wall papers at McDonald on Houston Street praising their lines of wall coverings, pictures and moulding for all her subjects.
Willie Camenia accuses José Rodriguez of stealing a three dollar money box from his hamburger stand on Concho Street after inviting Rodriguez to sleep there. Rodriguez, about 20, was arrested following Camenia's statement, and jailed for failing to pay a $20 fine.
The Texas Osteopathic association opens its eleventh annual convention at the St. Anthony hotel with two days of sessions starting tomorrow morning. About one hundred delegates from thirty eight towns are expected. Rabbi Marks will open with an invocation and an address of welcome.
A correspondent cautions against unverified claims and highlights Coca-Cola’s factual refutation book. The report covers a Texas Osteopathic convention in San Antonio with lectures by Dr. George Still and Dr. John Elder, a joy ride for visiting doctors, and a two day scientific program led by local osteopaths.
A brief classified style note promotes Mis s City Laundry offering shirt cleaning services with a small printed phone number 781 for contact.
Princeton faculty members form a Protective association led by Prof. L. H. Miller as president and Prof. L. W. Miles as secretary after a spate of burglaries. The group plans an extended patrol system to aid the town's defenses.
Dr Sarah F Herdmann osteopath advertised in Gibbs building listings with residential contact at 3055 blue phones.
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