Testimony in oil lease case reveals alleged receipt details
The trial focuses on allegations of a receipt for monies paid during a 1903 Mexican venture and a Rivers Roos partnership. Witness Burton describes negotiations with Roos, a proposed split of proceeds, and statements linking Hons and Mc Burton to contracts and possible breaches under the SHO Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryerson
Aft
Ernoon
A. J. Hell
Burton
Burtin
Garrian
Roos
Medican
Oll Jedker
Conicionan
Rent
Rong
Haste
Tony
Grama Uy
Brute
Iithena
Charter
MK Burton Bog
Atensiontal
Boog Tag Méxican
Hwerla
Vic Roos
Novae
Lease dispute over Texas company profits ends in petition
The article details a years long conflict between Roos and Judge Brooks over lease terms with a Texas firm. It notes a Hartford firm handled the arrangements, with a later claim that one party should receive half the net profits from the ARCS deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobanve
Esas
Lipo
Beter
Roos
Judge Brooks
Dnatgo Brooks
Pyer -Termy
The
Perhyl
Vgegemenk
Finn
Taw
Fane, Woltdra,& Brorey
Houston
Bir
Enos
Hoon
Clarmed
Boon’ Hale
Dhs
Burton
Ross
Obituary notices for Williamson and Mein in 1940s paper
Obituaries for William Williamson a 62 year old from Forsyth Ga dying after hog pen incident and William Mein 34 years old from Yorktown Va died after illness in San Antonio. Also details on Miller family funeral services in Macon Ga with pallbearers listed and interment in Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Meny
Willa Mein
Yorktown
Sax Antonin
Pont
Henry Mein
Aeides
Self-inflicted death ends Leben Hong in town
84 year old Weg Hong a renowned resident of the community died Monday afternoon after shooting himself. Local witnesses report the event occurred in his dining room where he sat with two Chinese companions and a translation of his Chinese writing was prepared. The household is preparing funeral rites as family plans the burial and associates contemplate the aftercare of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rout Miller
Willi
Hi Mead Miller
Tire
Pexny
Aap
Gested
Camden
Ntrett
Ja Wey
Wika Mout
Anil
Thath
Miller
Sup Austenlo
W. J. McMurray
George Woat
Emily Joy Roeder
Skidmore
Fadden
Beoville
Hy L. Miller
Coys Christi
M B. Milige
Yorkum
Arthur We
Fotermans
Weg Hong
Ehagley Hong
Hun
Genryal Borahing
Digoes
Two Accidents Reported In City Streets
A boy on 1 Mera street suffered minor injuries when a car collided with his bicycle near 4 Wiegule. Another crash near Austin and Seventh involved a vehicle hitting a person and a driver being questioned by police. A third incident at 222 Bustinsted and ? yielded no serious injuries. A parked car in the 700 block of River Avenue was struck in a separate mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavanal Paillo
Mera Street
Kiee
B. Arnott
Beau Nyonne
Blascorommel Craig
Robert O. Green
Moulay
Austin
Aml
Aleraix
Lower Street
Nether Eny
Buvehting
River Avenue
Moving Picture Deal Faces Real Estate Regime Questions
Director Herb Lubin and producers Teri Taihin and Allene Roy are involved in a film project with legal and regimental hurdles. The deal, tied to new rules for real estate, portends a forthcoming schedule update and potential adjustments if provisions prove unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teobert Pownley
Teri Taihin
Moving “Picture Producee
New York
Tin Kau Antonin
Monulay
Allene Roy
Jwata Will
Mere Lathin
Gimnaiy Sera
Ban Antoni
Attilio Nut
Fimst
Putin
Amore
San Antonio Board debates school building use for meetings
A special meeting of the San Antonio Board of Education considered permitting non-school events in High School facilities. Petitioners protested Catholic and other religious group uses, arguing such venues should remain for school activities only. The board debated granting permits while stressing equal treatment and avoiding sectarian influence, with a decision to be set at the next regular session.
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Actiogs
Grouuila
Bum Antonio Board, of Education
Tueiday
ATL
Ban Antonio
T. Mathiz C
A. Davis
Victor Kellar
W. Yonnell
L. Neal
Albert, Steves Sr
Catholic Entertainment
Iigh
Suon
Elthieus
San Antoniio
Nresenk
de Wolfare
Otter Kehnel
Sonny
Mrwmnds
Oroland
Athwiuh Wolfie Organization
Boy Scots
Homan Sovintyy Yinaints
Is Itera Ofhe
Daivinh | Ey Ky Society
Ve AL Ata Ya Vysky Ubebstian
Chi H Ns
Jontor Chamber of Commeren
Ravine Park
Mothoise
St. John's cl Loge
Afetsinley
Mebre
Tata
Mrosprat
Conus
Tangur
Hittin
Singh Antonio
Secon
Jovemial Athodes
Ay David
Chithy
Yehoel Auditnrham
Regina Mgaring
Cata
Truck Bill Debate Moves to Next Session in Texas
Wichita County representative Johnson urged amending a bill known as the Truck Bill No 105 to fix a commercial motor vehicle tax plan. The measure imposes annual license fees and a per mile tax, sets speed limits, and targets rural interests he says favor by auto groups oppose equal taxation. The debate centers on potential industry harm and calls for action in the forthcoming legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Johnson
BRU
BESO
Wichita
Tohne
Thavba
Hermizon Sons of Texas Hold First Postwar Convention
Reports from the Tuesday session show committees recid voted upon and several resolutions adopted. A proposal to make San Antonio the permanent meeting place failed. Delegates over 500 voted to erect monuments to past president Miits Kiapis of Denidow and Fred Botheing of New Braunfels. The convention adjourns Wednesday noon after readings and officer elections. This is the first convention since 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hermizon Sons of Texas
San Antonio
President
Miits Kiapis
Denidow
Fred. Botheing
New Braunfely
Bond Set In Shooting Case Near Lill Kolbe
Henry Yeager and his Leager were charged with felonious shooting Thursday night near Lill Kolbe. Each posted $5000 bond and waived preliminary hearing before Commissioner Fisk. Signers included W J Dyvons, Joe Bing, Trank Kolug, and Ki Leerferling. Former United States Carlos Bee represented the defendant. the state was represented by District Attorney Callinghan with special prosecutors Chambers and Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yeager
Leager
Willy Vssuall
Lill Kolbe
Hien Palace Ton Pkoprigtat
Binning
Atvaignet
Fisk
Houge Senger Wade
W. J. Dyvons
Joe Bing
Trank Kolug
Features Folk Songs and Local News Mix In City In December
San Antonio scene reports warmer weather and a death notice for Mary Newcomb of Huffoth Virginia with survivors in Louisville and New York City. Also notes a Monday transfer of Camp Travis telephone exchange to Houston system and a tequila sale charge against Adeloy Horth in Adeloy Street arrest.
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San Antonio
Wien
Huffoth
Mary
Jaudine Newcomb
Tomedy
Fine Antoun
Duffalk
Auephews
James Newcomb
Was & Scell
Businger
Mai
Newcomly Wite & Minting
Elihes
Chinese Minister Tours United States Visit
A Chinese minister and his secretary visited New Orleans in a broad tour across the United States and Mexico. They met officials, visited central cities, and discussed regional affairs with local leaders during a nine day stay ending recently.
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An ‘Tour
Ielor
China
Aartonia
Tureilayi
New Orleans
Sin
Dainy Ont
Tony
United States
Mexa
Central America
West
Mexico
Rural schools close or plan closure this week
Rural schools have closed or will close this week, ending the season for many neighboring districts. The report notes competition from rival schools and mentions planned picnics and entertainment as part of season activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haral
Coxe
Vankan
Tex
Philippine Islands replica of United States speaker says
The Philippines' islanders are praised by Miss Dwyer for education and welfare work and patriotism shown during the war. The speaker argues Americans extended aid and the islanders became ambassadors of education and Christianity, stressing resilience and loyalty to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
United — States
Philippines
Ernest Effret Tacmirane
United States
Mr Thyyer
Sant Antonie Ad
Philippine Commission
Lierndiloay Batore
Knights of Colcubis
Siven
Flim Islands
Satmiral Dewer
Thair
America
Dwyer
Manager Gone From Local Plant in Botched Scheme
Police report depicts a failed scheme at the Morin Packing Company plant 119 South Medina, with a young man placed in charge and suspects fleeing with proceeds. Investigators note the place deserted and the owner’s misplaced confidence cited as a factor. Further details await completion of a Khank 48 check.
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C. Sim
Garden Street
Morin Packing Company
Medina Stuarl
Moai
Ai Theek
Joss Hie Kania
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Kirschbaum
Shantung
Iss
Kash Levine
Man's Store
Alamo Plaza
Williambon
Williamson
Antoole
Forsyth
Macon
Mes
G. W. Webb
Porryth Ga
Mon W
Bermo
Airy
B. Ethart
Fogarth
Termant
Hagy
Mrvoru Chaestghess
Lady Panistant Ait Nomi Ee Vernes
Wilbert
Goroney
Lubin
Herb
Ebert Towalay Areiver
Maéion Picture Company
Neetines
Board
Hérmeni Sons Convention
Alm Petersan
Pragean
Ve ‘Tavit Park
Nk Leelee
Adeloy Hoorth
Lacedo Street
Hvidenioe
Combuasider
Huerta
Bessie Dwyer
C. HL Simmons
Oliver
Wm. A. Parker Co. Tours Dratridtors
Wort
Coca-Cola
Atlases
Bieta
Sais Engraving CO
Ptate Store
Palm Beach
Palm Beaches
Wolff & Marx Co
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