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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1911

Page

5

Flowers for the Light's Flower Day at The Light office

A San Antonio charity patient, once educated, recalls childhood joys and asks for flowers for Flower Day. The Light plans a charity drive tomorrow, with riders sent by automobile to visit inmates. Bring flowers to The Light office before 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Charity Institutions of San Antonio Office of the Light

Jury Panel Chosen For Paul Geidel Murder Trial

A 150 member jury pool appeared in New York court to try Paul Geidel the bell boy charged with killing Henry Jackson an aged broker at the Hotel Iroquois. Geidel’s attorney claims an adequate defense despite police saying they have his confession.

Associated Press New York Court of General Sessions Paul Geidel Henry Jackson Iroquois Geidel

Atwood predicts end of aviation meets on cross country flight

Harry N. Atwood continues a days long flight from St Louis toward New York. He plans to reach Syracuse tonight and then Utica and Albany before finishing in New York City. He says long distance flying will replace aviation meets and praises practical flying over spectacle.

Associated Press Lyons N.Y New York State St. Louis New York Harry N. Atwood Utica Syracuse Auburn New York City Chicago Elkhart Ind Toledo Ohio Cleveland Swanville Buffalo N. Y Atwood Albany

Smithsonian expedition notes and films lost in Delta River

In Cordova Alaska on August 21 advices report field notes and exposed films of the Smithsonian glacial expedition lost when a Delta River current swept away a wagon carrying Professors R F Starr and Lawrence Madden en route to Fairbanks. The men escaped to shore.

Associated Press Cordova Alaska Smithsonian Institution Big Delta R. F. Starr Lawrence Madden Fairbanks

Businessman Shot Dead in Pledges Station

Will Clements, a Pledges businessman, was shot and killed Saturday morning at a small Southern Pacific station between Matagorda and Wharton counties. The killer was another local businessman using buckshot in the shotgun. details remain unavailable.

Bay City Tex Will Clements Pledges Matagorda Wharton Counties

Thousands Join G A R National Encampment in Rochester

The forty fifth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opens in Rochester New York with about 100000 veterans expected. President Taft Governor Dix and other dignitaries will review maneuvers and attend receptions as a week of parades reunions and events unfolds.

Rochester N. Y Grand Army of the Republic Taft Dix Dunn John &. Gilman New York State Henrys. Rodman

Youth shoots two policemen in fight in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia on Aug 21 Gilbert Pond 28 of Westmont N J entered a restaurant flourishing a revolver. Police, including William Kirby and Patrick Conner, were shot and gravely wounded while attempting to arrest him. A fourth officer subdued Pond as another officer was seriously hurt.

Associated Press Philadelphia William Kirby Patrick Conner John Garr Gilbert Pond Westmont N. J Pond

Baby Found On Doorstep In Yoakum

Sam Weatherly discovered a shirt box containing a white baby boy about one week old on the back step. No clue to the parents. The Weatherlys will care for the infant until a suitable home is found.

Yoakum Tex Sam Weatherly

Bank Forecloses on Lloyd Braziliero Mortgages

The bank forecloses its mortgages on the Lloyd Braziliero, a Brazilian Steamship company, due to a sharp drop in its shares. The firm carries obligations totaling 6,000,000 dollars in gold.

Associated Press Rio Janeiro Lloyd Braziliero Brazilian Steamship Company Steamship Company

Panhandle Firemen to Convene in Dalhart for Three Day Session

Firemen from all Texas territory north of Quanah will gather in Dalhart for a three day Panhandle Firemen's association meeting beginning tomorrow.

Associated Press Dalhart Tex

Hottest Day of Summer Reaches 111 Degrees in Gainesville

Gainesville Texas reports the hottest day of the year with a record 111 degrees in the shade on Sunday. The June through August heat wave set statewide or regional concerns as residents endured extreme temperatures.

Associated Press Gainesville Tex

Texas Business Groups Push Repeal of International & Great Northern Law

Civic organizations across Texas unite with the Chamber of Commerce to repeal the International and Great Northern law. Cities including El Paso Houston San Angelo Paris Brownwood Stamford vote for repeal and pledge cooperation to pressure the legislature, with railroad promoters stating the law hinders investment.

Chamber of Commerce Texas Austin H. B. Hildebrand Colquitt L. J. Hart el Paso Houston San Angelo Paris Brownwood Stamford Adolph Boldt Houston Chamber of Commerce Thomas F. Owen San Ance'o Chamber of Commerce Paris Board of Trade International & Great Northern

Special Train Service to Kerrville Fair Dates Given

A daily special train runs from San Antonio to the Kerrville Fair departing at 8 a m and returning to San Antonio arriving at 5 45 p m The fair runs on August 23 24 and 25 providing convenient travel for attendees.

San Antonio

Illinois Representative pushes anti trust probe of Harvester

Representative Foster of Illinois has introduced a house resolution demanding a nine member committee investigate International Harvester for Sherman act violations without government prosecution. The measure is now with the House Rules Committee.

Foster Illinois International Harvester Company Rules Committee House

Funeral of Old Settler Col. Mayfield Buried in Ellis County

Waxahachie Texas August 21 Col. Robert F Mayfield aged 84 who died at his old home seven miles north of town was buried this morning He is said to have been the first white settler in Ellis County.

Associated Press Waxahachie Tex Robert F. Mayfield Col. Mayfield Ellis County

Glaze Wood and Coal Co. Announces New Phone Numbers

Glaze Wood and Coal Co successors to Government Hill Wood Co report new telephone numbers 1811 and 6053, updating contact details for customers and suppliers.

Glaze Wood and Coal Co Government Hill Wood Co

Hacks for funerals Palace Livery stable

Brief notices list a funeral service tip and a local livery stable reference with two contact numbers 69, suggesting scheduling or arrangements in a small town notice.

Palace

Insurance Commissioners Meet in Milwaukee Convention Opens

Prominent insurance leaders from across the United States gather in Milwaukee for the forty second annual National Convention of Insurance Commissioners. The four day session features talks on policy loans state laws fire insurance and fire prevention with state superintendents presenting findings and plans. election of officers will close the gathering.

Milwaukee Wis National Convention of Insurance Commissioners Francis B. McGovern Wisconsin Hotchkiss New York Joseph Button Richmond Ekern Preus Minnesota Moore Ohio Msioner Palmer Michigan Supeendent Potter Illinois

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