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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1911

Page

2

Orozco Seizes American Gambling Funds. Juarez Mayor Arrest Warrant Seized

American vice consul in Juarez protests seizure of twelve thousand seven hundred ninety nine dollars from American gamblers and their jailings. Mayor John A Medina remains jailed as efforts for bail fail, while Guillermo Alveraz named Juarez mayor by General Orozco's orders.

EL Paso Tex William Zoeller State Department Washington Pascual Orozco Juarez Zoeller Orozco Judge of John A. Medina Francisco I. Madero Medina General Orozco Guillermo Alveraz Uncle Sam Abram Gones

Switchman Fatally Hurt In Collision In San Antonio Yard

Ira Trimble a 25 year old switchman died after a collision between two switch engines in the San Antonio and Aransas Pass yard. Both legs were severed and he died en route to Santa Rosa infirmary. His parents live in Del Rio and he was unmarried.

Ira Trimble San Antonio Aransas Pass Santa Rosa Trimble International Great Northern del Rio

Bexar County Highway League leaders plan regional road tour

J. W. Warren president and W. S. Hawkins consulting engineer will depart Monday night to Beeville to meet county commissioners and inspect roads planned for improvement. They will discuss highway needs in Aransas Pass at a mass meeting and recruit members beyond Bexar county. Bee county and Aransas Pass back the project and may supervise or fund local work. They expect a lively meeting and a prompt return Thursday morning.

J. W. Warren Bexar County League Aransas Pass Aransas County Aransas Messrs Warren Hawkins

Tex Governor Recalls Bill to Allow Immediate Effect

A Texas expense bill with a $20,000 appropriation was recalled for re-enactment to take effect immediately rather than after a 90 day post adjournment delay. The bill would fund the legislative investigation and related costs.

Tex Ap‘al

Western born Rev Philip Cook to lead St Mark's San Antonio

Rev Philip Cook, recently resigning as vicar of the Chapel of the Incarnation New York, will arrive in San Antonio to assume rector duties at St Mark's church. A Kansas City native born 1875, he will marry Adeline Bassett on October 5 in New York and bring a record of rescue and charity work to his new post.

Philip Cook Chapel of the Incarnation New York St. Mark’s Church San Antonio Kansas City Trinity College General Theological Seminary North Dakota

Adjournment Looms In Congress Over Cotton Bill

Washington leaders reach tentative plan to adjourn the special session Tuesday afternoon after debate on the cotton measure. Underwood demands consideration of iron steel and chemical schedules before adjourning. Senate approves a Tuesday 3 PM adjournment resolution as lawmakers begin leaving the capital.

Washington, D. C House Senate Congress Underwood Mann Sherman Penrose House Democrats Warren Committee On Appropriations Mr. Taft

Supreme Court Amends Sherman Act Says LaFollette

In Washington on Aug 19 Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin introduced a bill to define reasonable restraint of trade under the Sherman anti trust law. He argued enforcement lagged after passage and that the Supreme Court shifted the interpretation after new justices joined the bench. Senator Owen of Oklahoma endorsed the view.

LaFollette Washington Senate Wisconsin Cleveland Harmon Ohio Congress Supreme Court Supreme Bench Owen Oklahoma

Governor names Huey to audit Game Department books

At the request of Game Commissioner Sterett, Governor assigns Frank Huey, a Houston accountant, to audit the department’s books before the new fiscal year starting September.

Austin Tex Sterett Frank Huey Houston

All England Strike Ties Up Railroads Across Texas

A brief note compares the scale of the All England area to Kansas and Texas, observing a railroad worker strike in Britain affects transport similarly to a fractional area of Texas. The piece emphasizes geography and the breadth of the disruption.

All England Wales Scotland Kansas Texas

Statehood Bill Passes House With Recall Rejected

The House approved a compromise statehood bill for Arizona agreeing to omit the judiciary recall provision. The president is expected to sign. Flood led the fight and faced both support and criticism over the veto of the original measure.

Arizona Washington, D. C Senate House Flood Cannon Taft Hardin Texas

Thrown From Horse Falls On Naverro Street Injury

Pete Catalin a fruit vendor of 288 East Houston street was thrown from his saddle on Naverro street near the river bridge. He lay pinned under the horse and broke his leg. Dr J H Simms treated him at Lee Surgical hospital where the fracture was set and he hoped to return to work in weeks.

Naverro Street Pete Catelina East Houston Street Catalina J. H. Simms Lee Surgical Hospital

Postcard Dealer Opens New Store in San Antonio

Harry Budew of San Antonio has opened a new postcard shop at 61612 East Houston Street displaying a large batch of completely new San Antonio and nearby views. The cards, produced in the last three months under his supervision, have drawn strong sales and the collection is almost complete and among the best lithographs of local views.

Harry Budew San Antonio East Houston Street Soo

Harmon Club Organizes Permanent Structure in San Antonio

Members of the Harmon Democratic club in San Antonio elect a committee on permanent organization led by C M Chambers. The group plans to list supporters in San Antonio and Southwest Texas, publish lists in book form, and set a September 2 meeting to elect officers and formalize the organization. Local and state members are named. Bass and Schramm address Harmon affairs as plans advance.

Harmon Democratic Club of San Antonio International Club C. M. Chambers W. P. Brown W. B. Teagarden J. H. Ragsdale Edgar Schramm Anthony W. W. Burnett F. A. Chapa Carlos Bee Leo Tarleton M. J. Arnold Harmon Chambers Texas Harmon Movement Ragsdale Co. L. Bass C. L. Bass Austin Harmon Club Alexus Bass James B. Wells Brownsville George A. Carden Dallas W. 0. Murray Floresville Sheb. Williams Paris W. D. Love Co. L.bass Capt Edgar

Death of H Garnett Found in Rooming House in Austin Street

A 40 year old tinner named H Garnett was found dead in his room at a rooming house at 217 Austin Street around 6 PM yesterday. Police and Coroner Fisk attended. inquest indicated natural causes. The body is held by Riebe Undertaking while relatives are sought. Garnett had recently arrived from Victoria and planned to return there tonight.

H. Garnett Austin Street Victoria Fisk Riebe Undertaking Company

Funeral Services for Authoress Myrtle Reed Held

Chicago notices the death of Mrs. James S. McCullough known as Myrtle Reed. Funeral in Graceland cemetery chapel follows her will directing cremation. The article recalls her romance with husband and a previous marriage inferred in a gift inscription.

Chicago Ills James 5 McCullough Myrtle Reel Graceland Cemetery Myrtle Reed Binkie

Feasibility considered for river flow via artesian wells

The Real Estate exchange weighs an ambitious plan to increase the San Antonio river flow by drilling artesian wells near its source. If feasibility is proven, funds will be raised with resident help to bore wells, reducing debris and making the river a scenic asset. A committee may survey the river head to gauge flow and data, inspired by a Brackenridge well that once produced 21 million gallons daily.

San Antonio Real Estate Exchange Exchange B. F. Nicholson George W. Brackenridge William Fifler San Antonio Loan and Trust Company Brackenridge

Farmer Heinrich Thoms Dies Suddenly at Blanco Road Home

Heinrich Thoms a 74 year old retired farmer living six miles from the city on Blanco Road was found dead in bed yesterday afternoon after a period of illness not deemed fatal. He leaves eight children Henry Louis August Gustav Ernest and Albert Thoms and the family burial will be this afternoon. He had resided in Bexar county for two years.

Heinrich Thoms Blanco Road Blan Road Henry Louis August Gustav Ernest Albert Thoms Mr. Thoms Bexar County

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Switchman Bee County Bill ST. Mark’s MR. Cook Underwood Holds Out Pete Catalina Garload Postals City Rische’s Lota Robinson Baltimore Frank A. Munsey Miss Robinson Mr. Munsey Farmer Title Guaranty Company Guaranty Company Homer Jones West Commerce Street
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