Freeman Rose seeks freedom after Rosenthal confession
New York daily reports Baldy Jack Rose will receive unconditional release after trial as he reveals his life of gambling. He recalls meeting Herman Rosenthal and the events leading to the murder, with co-prisoners Webber and Fallon possibly earning reduced sentences. Rose plans to publish his signed confession detailing his fall from a gambling life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baldy Jack” Rose
Becker
Rosenthal
Rose
Whitman
Mulqueen
Webber
Harry Vallon
Jack Rose
Underworld
Herman Rosenthal
Connecticut
Hartford
Charter Oak Athletic Club
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Tom Sharkey
Harry Horowitz
Gyp
Louis Rozenweig
Arrest in murder case Paymaster Schepps captured at Hot Springs
Sam Schepps, paymaster to the gunmen who killed Herman Rosenthal, was arrested in Hot Springs Arkansas. He used the alias Samuel Franklin in Joplin Missouri and may waive extradition to confess to District Attorney Whitman to obtain immunity. Detectives from Whitman’s office and Burns agency plan to take custody.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Sam Schepps
Herman Rosenthal
J. Springs
Samuel Franklin
Whitman
Burns Detective Agency
Scepps
Mr. Whitman
W NUNNELEE CAMP DIES AT FATHER S HOME
Walter Nunnelee Camp a Texas legislator and San Antonio attorney died at 2 30 p m Saturday at his father W R Camp's home 306 Cincinnati avenue West End He was 30 a Jefferson Texas native and San Antonio resident since childhood Surviving include his father two brothers an uncle Judge J L Camp an aunt and two cousins The funeral will be at 4 p m at 306 West Cincinnati Interment in Dignowity cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter .Unnelee Camp
Texas
J. L. Camp
Forty-fifth Judicial District
San Antonio
W. R. Camp
Cincinnati Avenue
West End
Camp
Mr. Camp
Jefferson
Marion County
State University
Camp & Camp
Bexar County
John F
William Camp
T. W. Camp
California
P. J Lowe
J. L. Felder
Camp Felder
Dignowity Cemetery
F. C. Davies
W. A. Morris
Seth Searcy
Marshall Terrell
J. T. McNeal
T. J. Newton
Mary A Allen Dies After Brief Illness in San Antonio
Mary A. Allen born in Burkesville Kentucky eighty five years ago and a resident of Bonham Texas before moving to San Antonio two years ago died after a brief illness. Dr Kennedy attended her illness and accompanied the body to Bonham where it will be buried. The Pierce Robinson Undertaking Company sent the body to Bonham last night and had charge of burial arrangements.
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Allen
Burkesville
Bonham
Tex
San Antonio
Mary A. Allen
Death of Isidore Armer After Apoplexy at Home
Isidore Armer aged 50 died last night at 8 30 following an apoplexy at his home 215 Beauregard street in San Antonio where he has lived six years He is survived by his widow and daughter Mrs Fred Seligmann of San Antonio a stepson Sam loostenthal a stepdaughter Mrs Charles Maas of New Orleans and a brother H Armer of Beaumont Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Armer
Isidore Armer
Beauregard Street
San Antonio
Fred Seligmann
Sam Loosenthal
Charles Maas
New Orleans
H.armer
Beaumont
Russell Lamar Russell Dies in San Jose Home
Lamar Russell 86 died at his San Jose addition home after moving from Arkansas three years ago. Survived by a widow and two children, his funeral will be held at 9:30 AM from Shelly Loring parlors with burial at Mission Burial Park conducted by the local Woodmen of the World lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Lamar Russell
San Jose Addition
San Antonio
Arkansas
Order of Woodmen of the World
Shelly-Loring
Mission Burial Park
Pineapple Fruit Ice Cream Ad by Creamery Dairy Co
A Sunday dinner finish feature for pineapple fruit ice cream from Creamery Dairy Co. Contact details include phone number 871 for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery Dairy CO
Hotel Guests and Visitors Arrive at San Antonio Hotels
A stream of guests checked into San Antonio hotels including Sherman visitors chaperoned by Mrs. Totten at the St. Anthony. Houston couple at the Gunter, Laredo guest at the Menger, and many more from Dallas Brownsville Paris Georgeson and Cuero staying at various properties. One traveler plans a six week Pacific coast trip visiting Yellowstone Salt Lake City Denver and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Harry Totten
St. Anthony Hotel
Helen Totten
Florence Modrall
Harold Totten
Fred Alecus
Houston
Gunter
L. E. Henson
Laredo
Menger
BE. A. Tuck
Coney Island
N. Y
Lewis D. Crown
Noah Allen
Brownsville
St. Anthony
A. Davis
Orange
F. A. Houck
Brooklyn Avenue
Cittes
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colo
J. 8. Williams
Paris
W. H. Rust
Dallas
Bexar
J. C. Cobb
H. B. Buckmann
Brownwood
A. A. Booty
Misa Grace Booty
Steiner Booty
Georgetown
Crockett
John Hutto
Aransas Pass
Savoy
M. Brown
Miss N. Brown
Sutherland Springs
John T. Briscoe
Devine
Charles van Dunken
Crystal City
P. Sames
Cuero
Births Reported for Several Families in City
To Mr and Mrs C Gomen a girl born August at Rosa hospital. To Mr and Mrs Barton a girl born August 7 at Rosa hospital. To Mr and Mrs Masine a girl born August 56 at 819 South Richter Street. Other entries note births to local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gomen
Laredo Cert
Monterey Street
Barton
Rosa Hospital
M. Masine
Richter Street
Burial permits list for Francisco Castro and others
Burial permits record shows entries for Francisco Castro aged 52 of 111 Dallas Street and Maltinede aged 28, with deaths dated August 9 and August 10 at 403 South Laredo Street, city. Other names include Rodriguez, Mont, with multiple street addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Castro
Dallas Street
Maltinede
Riguez
Mont
South Laredo
Bonds for School Building in Honey Grove
James Lowry of Honey Grove submitted to the attorney general for approval a record on a proposed $20,000 school bond issue. Once approved the bonds will fund a new Honey Grove school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
James Lowry
Honey Grove
Attorney General's Department
Refreshing delicacy ad for Creamery Dairy Co
A brief notice promotes Creamery Dairy Co offering a refreshing delicacy with a contact phone number 871 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phone Creamery Dairy CO
Suffragettes Stunned by Severe Penalties
LondonAug 10 The heavy sentences imposed on two suffragists who set fire to the Dublin Theater Royal near Mr Asquith may affect the UK movement for women’s votes. The blaze drew militant backlash and divided opinion within the Woman’s Social and Political Union with liberals wavering and cabinet ministers split on granting the ballot. Mrs Humphrey Ward denounces Mary Leigh as a zealot harming the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Dublin Theater Royal
Asquith
Woman's Societ
United States
Wbise
Friends of
Mr. Asquith
Force of Habit in a New Home
In a tale from Harpers Weekly a couple used to apartment living moves into their first house. Mrs is terrified by a downstairs noise while Henry, barely awake, jokes for the burglar to come up.
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Henry
Harper's Weekly
Robbers Drain Bank Vault of Millions in New York
A band tunneled into a New York bank vault and lifted 72000 in large denomination bills while missing 3 million more. Directors concealed the loss, hiring detective Raymond Schindler as progress remains slow with no identified crew.
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New York
Raymond C. Schindler
Burns Detective Agency
Hodges Leads Billard In Kansas Governor Race By 5002 Votes
In Topeka a semi official tally from 59 Kansas counties puts Democrat George Hodges ahead of Billard by 5002 for the gubernatorial nomination. Hodges appears to gain with more returns due and Billard retreating from the fight, as southeastern counties fail to bolster his tally. The London weekly T. P.'s London Weekly notes the Edinburgh Review’s long editor tenure.
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Kansas
Billard
Topeka
Kan
George Hi. Hodges
Hodges
Crawford
Cherokee
Hdinburgh Review
Sydney Smith
Buccleuch Place
Jeffrey
Smith
Lord Jeffrey
MacVey Napin
George Cornwall Lewis
Henry Reeve
Review
Arthur Elliot
Edinburgh Review
T. P
London Weekly
Model Town to Rise at Midland by Pittsburg Crucible
Pittsburg Pa August 10 The Pittsburg Crucible Steel company plans a model town in Midland Pennsylvania thirty miles west of Pittsburg on 456 acres. President Hubert Dupey and three noted architects prepared plans inspired by Essen Germany Krupp works. The company also took over the Midland Water company and the connecting railroad.
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Pittsburg
America
Midland
Pittsburg Crucible Steel Company
Hubert Dupey
Essen
Germany
Krupp
Midland Water Company
Connecting Railroad Company
PESTS DAMAGE COTTON IN TEXAS DISTRICT
The cotton caterpillar has appeared in parts of the district, especially in lowlands, causing considerable damage by stripping leaves. A new insect called the blue bug is also ravaging the crop. Prompt control measures are underway as cotton arrives unusually early with 431 bales marketed. heat and dryness drive early maturity.
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Taylor
Tex
Real Estate Transfers in Galveston County and Nearby Areas
A long list of property transfers dated 1911 1913 show numerous deeds in Galveston and surrounding counties. Transfers include lots in Mission View Rosedale Park Alamo Heights and Keystone Park with prices from 10 to 3500 dollars and various vendor lien releases and notes. Names include George S Ewart W C Morris F Sapp Otto Reed W H Fox Bettle Pfeuffer Aloise Mueller Ernst Fischer and J A Clapton among others.
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George S. Ewart
Galveston County
W. C. Morris
Said County
Mission View
F. Sapp
Sam Brooks
Virginia Avenue
W. HE. Watson
D. F. Sapp
Lakeview Townsite Company
J. A. Clapton
Bexar County
Otto Reed
Comal County
New City
Southwestern Ad Corporation
W. Searcy Jr
W. H. Fox
Bee County
Rosedale Park
W. Land Corporation
Bettle and Carenes Pfeuffer
Aloise Mueller
Perelda Street
Cedar
New City Block
Abraham Schraeder
W. R. Parker
Keystone Park
W. W. Searcy Jr
Ernst Fisher
Blanco County
Southwestern Land Corporation
Frank Shelton
Eelien Gon
Ament
W. W Searcy Jr
Frank Varruga
Sedate Park
Sarsh R. Farnsworth
Hen
Josephine Wasilavick
Wyoming Street
Street Realty Company
Hall P. Street
John Svoboda
Harris County
Mey
College Heights
Highland Improvement Company
Ey L. P. Peck
R. B. Hilton
Alamo Heights
W. O. Robertson
F. H. Robertson
South Presa Street
J. BE. Brown
Walter C. Kill
Carter I
Sommers
Nicanor Villareal
Mt. Pleasant
D. R. Williams
I. L. Riesenecker
Theo Avenue
Hillcrest Addition
W. T
Nellie Cook
C. B. Farrington
Highlend Park
Henry and
Pauline Koch
George Potqhernton
M. G. de’ Alanez
Earl M. Mosaly
N. B. Reed
G. D. Robbina
W. B. Willim
Marie Bodemann
H. L. Edwards
River Avenue
Wilson Warns About Roosevelt Backing From Brooklyn Club
Governor Woodrow Wilson faced blunt warnings from Frederick W. Hinerichs of the Brooklyn Democratic club, who predicted Roosevelt would soon lead a strong independent faction. Hinerichs urged Wilson to stress democracy over machines as a major theme in upcoming speeches amidst Hungarian American and New York club support agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Girt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Frederick W. Hinerichs
New York
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Little White House
Hinerichs
Roosevelt
Wilson
Hinerich
Wilson and Marshall Club
Orange
Morris Cukor
Plans Shape for Selling Lands in Medina Valley Project
W S Ayres, the Medina Valley sales agent, reports progress on a national land selling campaign for the 12 000 acre tract near Natalia and the San Antonio area. Dam construction advances will enable water delivery to start colonization with lectures and stereopticon displays to recruit home seekers. A stray Australian court remark about a barmaids blush adds a light note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
W. S. Ayres
San Antonio
Ayres
Natalia
International
Great Northern
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Ull
Gambler
Denmark
W. Nunnelee
Father
Short Iiness
Pittsburg, Pa
Emil Wefing
Rodbers
Steel Company
Lordatham
Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff
Brachet
Henry Smith
Oxford
Walter Scott
London Chronicle
Teddy
Medina Company
Houston Street
Charless Rees
Charles Rees Company
East
Commerce St
Clarke
Alamo ST
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