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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1911

Page

4

New Theory in Beattie Murder Case Emerges

A new theory in the Beattie murder case emerges as detectives reportedly conclude Henry Beattie Jr felled his wife, stood over her body and fired the fatal shot. Also reported are notes on the national motion picture exhibitors convention selecting Chicago for the next meeting and damages from heavy rains along the Nicaragua gulf coast.

Richmond Beattie Henry Beattie Jr Chicago Cleveland National Motion Picture Exhibitors H. C. Farley Montgomery Ala

Mills Will Shut Down in Fall River

Fall River notices posted indicate Mills will shut down. Local officials and workers await further details on closure dates and employment impacts.

Fall River Mass

Iron Works mill to shut after August four until further notice

The Iron Works company mill will close after August 4 and stay shut indefinitely. The move affects 5000 operatives and idleness is projected to cost $55,000 weekly in wages. In Wilmington, Upton Sinclair and nine Arden single tax colonists were freed after 18 hours in the work house for Sunday sports violations.

Iron Works Company Wilmington Del Upton Sinclair Arden

Upthorn Dies in New Orleans at Sub-Treasury

Theo dore G. Upthorn cashier of the United States sub-treasury and Confederate veteran died suddenly Wednesday night in New Orleans.

New Orleans Theodore G. Upthorn United States Sub-Treasury

Wantzloeben Named Secretary in Lone Star Poultry Meet

At a Lone Star Poultry association meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Fred C. Wantzloeben was elected secretary succeeding B C Walsh who resigned. The group also voted to add six more vice presidents to make twelve and set 3 PM for a show catalogue printing meeting at Stowers furniture. The auditing committee praised the books and Gus Koch reported six more premiums won at the Galveston cotton carnival with his Plymouths. Attendees included H Affeck Gus Koch E I Isom W A Seidel W J Schermerhorn J C Guenther Ben Andrews F C Wantzloeben W P Clarke Charles J Rossy Charles Weik Joe Lodovic and C C Leel.

Lone Star Poultry Association Chamber of Commerce Fred CC Wantzloeben B. C. Walsh Stowers’ Furniture Store Gus Koch Association Galveston H. &. Affeck E. I. Isom W. A. Seidel W. J. Schermerhorn J. C. Guenther Ben Andrews F. C. Wantzloeben W. P. Clarke Charles J

Former banker Manker dies in jail after self-stab

Carey A. Manker once a Pearl City banker and three year fugitive under indictment for embezzling 50 000 died at central emergency hospital in San Francisco. He fatally stabbed himself in the neck with a pocket knife while on his prison cot late yesterday.

Manker Associated Press San Francisco Cal Carey A. Manker Pearl, I Central Emergency Hospital

San Antonio School Board Backs Fair Exhibits and Bans Fraternities

The San Antonio school board votes a $300 appropriation to place public school exhibits at the fair grounds as part of a drive to boost education and attendance. A new rule abolishes secret or exclusive societies in public schools, with the Phi Delta Chi mentioned as a Greek-letter group under national charter.

San Antonio Suyt Charles J. Lukin Lukin John F. Fentiman Fentiman Phi Delte Chi

Demand for Houses Great in Yoakum as Rentals Boom

E Hagens, owner of the Yoakum bottling works, has let a contract for a new home in the western part of the city. Building of rental houses has begun and demand for rent houses cannot be filled. Real estate agents report higher rental demand than ever before.

Yoakum Tex E. Hagans Yoakum Bottling Works

Pope Takes First Drive Since Illness at Vatican Gardens

Pope Pius III regained strength to take a brief drive in the Vatican gardens. In Odessa Russia, armed men raided the International Harvester office, taking $1800 after wounding Manager Olander and shooting a policeman before fleeing. one robber was later arrested.

Pope Rome Pope Pius Vatican Gardens Roch Yester Company Odessa Russia International Harvester Company Olander

Ice famine strains London as heat lasts

London faces an ice shortage amid a prolonged hot spell. Demand from the capital and the provinces cannot be met until refrigeration cars arriving from Norway reach the route, signaling a delay in supplies.

London Norway

Negro Dying Out Says Richmond Health Chief

Dr Ernest C Levy chief health officer of Richmond concludes from mortuary statistics that the African negro is slowly dying out and will be virtually extinct in the twenty first century after a comparative study with other cities

Associated Press Richmond Ernest C. Levy

Pellagra Reported At Western Kentucky Asylum

Hopkinsville Ky Aug 3 Dr H P Sights superintendent of the asylum says seven inmates are afflicted with pellagra six of whom are white The first cases appeared two months ago with two initial sufferers All patients have been isolated and the matter is being studied for further spread.

Associated Press Hopkinsville Kentucky Asylum For H. P. Sights

Hall's Texas Wonder touted for kidney and rheumatic relief

A promotional advertisement claims Hall's Texas Wonder provides quick permanent relief for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles and asserts most bottles cure. It lists Dr BE W Hall of St Louis Missouri and states the product is sold by druggists.

Hall BE. W. Hall St. Louis

Former Senator Edwin Murphy Dies After Operation

Former New York senator Edwin Murphy, 76, died at his Elderon New Jersey summer home today after an operation two weeks earlier for an enlarged abdomen gland. He had initially shown recovery but relapsed Tuesday and deteriorated into death before dawn with his family at his bedside.

Associated Press New York Edwin Murphy Troe, N. Y Elderon N. J Murphy

Treasury hits deficit-free mark as funds rise in Texas

The Texas state treasury received $55,000 more, bringing the total to about $100,000 in the general revenue fund and ensuring no immediate deficit. Funds will cover lawmakers mileage and per diem at week’s end. By Aug 5 the treasury expects about $400,000 from last month’s tax collections, mainly liquor licenses.

Associated Press Austin Tex State Treasury Treasury General Revenue Fund Treasury Department

Mother's Friend Promises Help for Expectant Mothers

An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a comfort to expectant mothers helping prepare the system for childbirth. It claims the remedy reduces nausea and breast discomfort, supports natural processes, and has years of endorsements. Sold at drug stores with Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.

Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta

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