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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1911

Page

10

Boy 15 Wins World Corn Crown At Southern Farm Event

Jerry Moore, a Florence South Carolina boy and delegate to a national advertising men convention in Boston, grew a world record 228 bushels of corn per acre. The USDA paid $4 a bushel for seed distribution. He credits scientific farming with southern success.

Associated Press Boston Mass Jerry Moore Florence S. C South Department of Agriculture South Carolina Jerry

Telephone company expands Bay City offices with new local board

The Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph company is installing additional boards in Bay City offices. A new local board will be installed, greatly enhancing local equipment and improving service.

Bay City Tex Southwestern Telephone and _ Telegraph company

Light want ads Solve your domestic problems

Let Light want ads solve your domestic problems. Telephone your ad over either line 176 and pay later.

Pa lacios businessman weds Fort Worth woman in Bay City church

J E Regan a leading Pa lacios businessman married Mildred Eaton of Fort Worth at St Marks Episcopal church Bay City on Sunday at 12 30 officiated by Rev John F Sloan. Dr Sara Herdman osteopath Gibbs Building contact numbers listed.

Bay City Jex J. E. Regan Palacios Mildred Eaton Fort Worth St. Mark's Episcopal Church John F. Sloan

Sugar Theft Charge Shocks Yonk ers Refiner

James H. Gore chief clerk at the National Sugar Refinery in Yonkers is sought on a warrant for stealing more than 2000 barrels of sugar worth about 50000. The barrel by barrel theft spanned many months and grocers bought the reduced sugar from Gore.

Associated Press Yonkers N. Y James H. Gore National Sugar Gore

Miner Entombed in Cave-In: Third Drill Attempt Fails

In Joplin Missouri on August 1 the third bore reached the drift where Joseph Clary is trapped after a Sunday cave-in. The drill missed the mark again, delaying rescue. Miners say only one drill can operate at the site and fear reach may come tonight. Clary’s father and brother-in-law remain hopeful he is alive.

Associated Press Joplin Joseph Clary Clary

Grand jury to testify in contempt case against Ruth

A grand jury that indicted several members of the last general assembly has been subpoenaed to testify in a contempt hearing involving Carl D. Ruth, Columbus correspondent of the Cleveland Leader. The trial is set for Wednesday before Judge F. B. Kinkead of the criminal court. Ruth and the Leader are charged with publishing secret items prior to the execution of the grant jury’s actions.

Associated Press Columbus Grand Jury General Assembly Carl D. Ruth Cleveland Leader F. B. Kinkead Criminal Court

Oldest Mail Clerk Dead In Lawrence

J K Herrington aged 81, longtime railway mail service veteran, died in Lawrence Kansas. His death marks the passing of a veteran mail clerk after a long career in the service.

Lawrence, Kans J. K. Herrington

Boy Kills Baby in Fort Gaines

Aug 1 1930s report says Linin Banks nine year old shot and killed two year old Fhossie Foley while playing with a found gun in a Fort Gaines residence. Also Gov Hooper grants stay of execution delaying William F Fitzgeralds hanging to August fifteenth in Nashville Tennessee.

Fort Gaines Marlin Banks Fhossie Foley Nashville Tenn Hooper William F. Fitzgerald

Richmond cashier guilty of stealing 25000 tied to railroad

Louis L. Gregory a cashier for the Atlantic Coast Line Railway in Richmond was sentenced today to three years penal servitude after pleading guilty to stealing 25000.

Richmond Louis L. Gregory Atlantic Coast Line Railway

Palmer and ten others indicted in wire pools case

William Palmer and ten co defendants faced pleas of not contending on wire pools indictments. Palmer received multiple indictments and a total fine of 1600 dollars while each of the others was fined 1000 dollars.

New York William Palmer Palmer

Cleofas Mota Dies in Hand-to-Hand Clash

Reports from Acapulco and surrounding areas state Cleofas Mota, a band leader opposing the government in Jatisen, was killed in Chupala during a hand to hand encounter with pursuing federal forces near Ajijic. The note mentions another death, W. B. Evans, in Acapulco jail amid extradition proceedings. A London note reports a delay to the veto bill until August 7. Paris dispatch cites six German soldiers crossing the French frontier with two captured in Longwy after sabotaging telegraph lines.

Guadalajara Mex Cleofas Mota Jatisen Chupala Ajijic Paris Nancy Lorraine Longwy Meurthe

Chaplains Seek Contributions to Support Gift Chapel

San Antonio chaplains of the reinforced brigade urge citizens to fund the Gift Chapel work for enlisted men. Since mobilization the chapel has hosted nightly entertainments and provided writing facilities, costing about $1000 for four months with $1100 already raised, including $100 from local business and citizens. They aim to reduce costs while keeping the program thriving.

San Antonio

Expenses of War Game Costing Massachusetts Force

The expense of the Massachusetts military force in the war game near Boston will reach 150000 dollars. The six thousand men were kept in the field for seven days and all maneuver costs were covered. Food averaged 32 cents per day per soldier and transportation ran about 2 dollars per man.

Associated Press Boston Mass Massachusetts

Brooklyn to Host Independence Movement for Philippines

A new organized movement seeking Philippine independence will launch in Brooklyn next week led by Jose A. Manibo, 25, son of a Batangas merchant. A 300-member committee backs the effort and funded a three story American headquarters building.

Associated Press New York Philippine Islands Brooklyn Jose A. Manibo Baucau Nationalist Batangas Manibo Queen's College Hong Kong Law School Senor Manibo

Women in Australia Vote Without Debate

New York report notes Mrs. Andrew Fisher says Australian women vote without fuss. She observes voting is universal and orderly, with no strong opposition and women from all classes showing political interest and wisdom comparable to men.

THE Associated Press New York Australia Andrew Fisher Australian Commonwealth

Mayor Ousted in Jennings Louisiana Judgment Ousts H K Midkiff

District court judgment ousts H K Midkiff from the Jennings mayoralty after impeachment proceedings. The case went by default and the judge ratified the ousting this morning. Jennings awaits a governor appointment or special election to fill the vacancy.

Associated Press Jennings H. K. Midkiff Midkiff Sanders

Cuticura remedies praised in acne relief testimonial

A Chicago resident describes years of facial acne disfigurement and sleepless suffering. After failed pills, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him in weeks following a booklet guide, with the company offering samples and a skin care booklet.

G. Baumel Place Chicago Potter Drug & Chem, Corp Dept Bostony

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