Harness Men Claim Prosperity Amid Harness Trade Growth
The Southwestern Harness and Saddle Manufacturing Association opened a three day convention in Turner hall with Gus Heye of San Antonio presiding. Mayor Brown delivered a welcome, and reports from the president secretary and treasurer showed a flourishing organization. An executive session followed a postponed Fort Sam horse show.
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Texas
Southwestern Harness and Saddle Manufacturing Association
Turner Hall
Gus Heye
San Antonio
Mayor Brown
Brown
D. J. Straus
Fort Sam Houston
Oil Development Delayed in Caddo Field
Development in the Caddo oil field in Harrison and Marion counties is slowed by high water in Caddo lake. Water covers boilers engines and pumping machinery, according to official reports received by the general lead office via Commissioner Robinson.
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Austin
Tex
Caddo
Harrison and
Marion Counties
Caddo Lake
Robinson
San Antonio Wins In Boynton Injunction Appeal
The Texas Supreme Court without opinion overruled the motion for rehearing in the Boynton versus Clinton cases, allowing San Antonio charter amendments to take effect. Also, Austin reports Frank Prado revived after gas exposure using a city hall lung motor and returned to work within two hours.
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San Antonio
Boynton
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Alexander Boynton
Clinton
G. Brown
Bexar
Frank Prado
Austin Gas Light Company
Prado
San Antonio Exposition Feature At 235 East Houston Street
Local notice promotes a week long exhibition at 235 East Houston Street by the Publicity League of Chamber of Commerce to advertise the city. It invites visitors to experience the best of San Antonio and mentions Bexar Transfer & Taxi Cab Co as an advertiser with 749 contact number.
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San Antonio
East
Houston Street
Publicity League of Chamber of Commerce
Bexar Transfer & Taxicab Co
Grasshoppers Cause Damage in Matagorda County
An outbreak of grasshoppers is reported to the department of agriculture from Matagorda county. The insects are destructive to crops, with corn damage appearing serious. State entomologist Professor B. E. Scholl notes the insects are two to three weeks earlier than usual.
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Austin
Tex
Department of Agriculture
Matagorda
BE. E. Scholl
Ferguson Makes Speaking Dates
TEMPLE TEXAS April 22 James F E Ferguson candidate for governor will speak at Tyler April 25 and at Hillsboro and Hubbard City May 4.
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Ferguson
Temple
Tex
James FE. Ferguson
Tyler
Hillsboro
Hubbard City
Northern financiers to be entertained at Friday luncheon
Prominent businessmen and financiers from St. Louis and other cities will be entertained at a 1 PM luncheon Friday at the St. Anthony hotel in San Antonio. Vice President Charles N. Whitehead of the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway leads the visiting party, touring the city from 7:30 AM before the event. The aim is to introduce visitors to San Antonio financiers and Belt & Terminal backers and to promote bonds for the new company.
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St. Anthony
Charles N. Whitehead
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
San Antonio
San Antonio Belt & Terminal Company
Katy Railroad
W. G. Crush
Katy
Walter Walthall
W. F. Carter
Mercantile Trust Company
B. A. Brennan
W. J. Duggan
St Marys Street Extension Set for City Council Approval
After a Tuesday conference with Mayor Brown, Alderman Lambert will present ordinances for extending St Marys street north and south at the next council meeting. The only obstacle is a building on Commerce street slated for teardown to extend the southward stretch. The citizens committee, led by Fred W Cook and L J Hart, suggests delaying demolition until lease expiry or invalidation, allowing a 22 foot obstruction while traffic diverts around the east side. The lessee seeks 3500 dollars, deemed excessive by the committee, which will not advise a settlement at that amount. Northern extension is ready, having been fully acquired from Ursuline Academy. The property will be turned over to the city at cost from three years ago.
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Brown
Lambert
St. Mary's Street
Commerce Street
Citizens’ Committee
Fred W. Cook
L. J. Hart
Ursuline Academy
Cotton and grain exchanges face congressional probe
A joint resolution was introduced in the House proposing a congressional investigation into the methods and practices in the transaction of business on cotton and grain exchanges nationwide. Representative Henry of Texas introduced the measure yesterday.
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Washington, D. C
House
Henry
Texas
Breach of Promise Suit In New York Giants Pitcher
Papers in a 25000 breach of promise suit served on Charles Monroe Tearean of the New York Giants. Plaintiff Clara Young of Perryville Missouri alleges the pitcher was engaged to her before he married Helen E Blake of New York City last fall.
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New York
Charles Monroe Tearean
Avitcher
New York Giants
Misa ‘Clara Young
Perryville
Twirler
Helen E. Blake
Six Fourth Court civil appeals decided in San Antonio
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals issued six decisions in San Antonio on Wednesday.affirmed cases include Amicable Life Insurance v Kenner from Galveston and G H & 8 A Railway v Leggio from Galveston. Reversed and rendered W D Cleveland and Sons v Houston Sporting Goods from Washington. Reversed and remanded Lucy Robson executrix v Dr Moore from Fayette. Motions on rehearings denied in several otros. one recall of execution granted W H Rishworth v Moss from Bexar. Also Rome reports Pope Pius creating a college for priests to serve emigrants and urging American bishops to seek priests for Italian emigrants.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Felow
Amicable Life Insurance Company
E. B. Kenner Et al
Galveston
W. S. Fly
G. H
8. A. Railway
V. Leggio
J. F. Carl
E. J. Savage
C. W. Mowery
Matagorda
Anton Mourland
G. C
F. Railway
James B
Charles J. Stubbs
Carl
W. D. Cleveland and Sons
Houston Sporting Goods Store
Washington
Fly
Lucy Robson
T. W. Moore
Fayette
Mourland
Carja Land and Irrigation Company
Dimmit County State Bank
Dimmit
S. A. & A. P. Railway
William Wagner
Bexar
A. F. Holmgreen
Woman reports Cardus cured her on Tennessee trip
Mrs. Liza Barber of Mangham Louisiana recounts using Cardus the woman’s tonic during a trip through West and Middle Tennessee. She credits two bottles with restoring health and urges other women to try Cardus, noting its long standing reputation and offer of home treatment information.
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Cardus
Armed miners and guards tense stand in Colorado
In Trinidad on April 22 more than 600 armed miners and 100 National Guardsmen slept on their arms awaiting a potential sortie amid reports of nearby heavy fighting at Delagua. Casualties were feared as bodies from Ludlow were recovered and the armistice talk failed to ease the crisis.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow
Chase
John Millenon
United Mine Workers of America
Fitzgerald
Delagua
Victor American Fuel Company
B. W. Snodgrass
Dave Donovan
Carl Johnson
Threaten General Strike Envelops Ludlow After Fires
State officials await Governor Ammons guidance on a possible special legislative session addressing the strike zone. United Mine Workers in Denver organize aid for Ludlow tent colony victims after the fire set during the militia clash. About 200 members reported missing as strike sympathy talk resurges.
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Denver
Colo
Ammons
Washington
United Mine Workers
Ludlow
Investigation Followup on Assault by Two Police Officers
An aged Mexican man was allegedly assaulted by two policemen. The inquiry, started by Mayor Brown and the police committee, has not finished with a final report due Thursday. Police Chief Lancaster says testimony so far does not prove guilt. officers deny wrongdoing and blame political enemies. Witnesses testified Rodriguez showed no injuries at headquarters. Officers claim limited dialogue during evidence gathering at the bootlegging case scene.
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Brown
Police
Lancaster
Rodriguez
Texas Postmasters Nominated and Star Obs Association Report
Texas postmasters were nominated yesterday for Jacksonville C A Lawler La Grange J V Vanek Clifton J N Fallis and Como A J Page. The American Association of Variable Star Observers ends its second year with 12 900 observations credited up from 6280 last year. The group counts 20 members and is led by director C Pickering of the Bet minerals college observatory. Cooperative observing in Telescopic Work is fully demonstrated.
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Texas
Washington, D. C
Jacksonville
C. A. Lawler
la Grange
J. V. Vanek
Clifton
J. N. Fallis
Como
A. J. Page
American Association of Variable Star Observers
Re. C. Pickering
Beteard College Observatory
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Millinery Dept
Milan
Children Cry For
Fletcher
Castoria Wm AG
SAN Antonians
South
Alamo Auto Sales CO
Sar Anrakic
ST. Mary's
Rome
Pope Pius
Mangham
Liza Barber
West
Middle Tennessee
Middle
Tennessee
Cardui
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattana Tenn
United Mine Workers of Denver
Wolfson
Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Co
Wolfson’s
Fiesta
Alamo
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