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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1912

Page

6

Proposed Texas Amendment Creating Prison Commissioners Office

A House Joint Resolution proposes amending Article XVI to add Section 58 creating a three member Prison Commissioners board with six year terms. First terms begin January after passage, with a lottery to assign 2, 4, and 6 year start lengths. Governor to fill vacancies. Ballot wording and a $3000 appropriation are specified.

Prisow Board OF Prison Commissioners House Office of Prison Commissioners State of Texas Senate

Governor Proclamation Amendment Funding Request

The document states an appropriation of about three thousand dollars from the State Treasury to cover expenses for publishing the Governor's proclamation submitting the proposed amendment. The funds are declared available as not otherwise appropriated.

Burris Marries Miss Mae Mc Cune in Rogers Street Ceremony

Marcus V Burris and Miss Mae Mc Cune wed at 7 30 this morning at the bride home on Rogers street in a ceremony conducted by Father John Pinnell of St Patrick's church. The bride wore a blue travel suit and carried white roses. Attendant was Miss Marguerite Brown maid of honor in white crepe de chine. Best man was C F Cross. Music by Miss Lessie Adair Beeville. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for a trip to Kansas City and Chicago.

Marcus V. Burris Mae McCune Rogers Street John Pinnell St. Patrick's Church Marguerite Brown Mrs. Burris Kansas City Chicago

West Texas Fair at Kerrville Aug 21 22 23 Special Train

The Kerrville fair runs August 21 to 23 with a special daily train service. Round trip fare is one dollar.

Kerrville West Texas Fair Sap’ Depot

Dutch luncheon honors Walker Lake wedding party at Camden home

Mr and Mrs J L Cowan hosted a Dutch luncheon on Camden street honoring the Walker Lake wedding party. Guests included Miss Lillian Luke Elizabeth Scott of Helena Ark Willie Kendall Mobile Marjorie Hicks Mary Wilson Annie Lee Luke Clara Mays Dr Curtis Howe Walker Lewis Winn Martin Frank Hicks Oran Luke Charles Dickson Robert Nacke James Merchant. Mr and Mrs R M Anderson assisted in entertaining.

J. L. Cowan Camden Street Walker-Lake R. M. Anderson Cowan Lillian Luke Elizabeth Scott Helena, Ark Willie Kendall Mobile

Hibernians Host High Five Party This Evening

Mrs. Peter O'Brien will host a high five party for members and friends of the Ancient Order of Hibernians this evening at 8 o'clock. The event promises entertainment and social gathering.

Peter O'Brien Order of Hibernians

Questioning Longer School Days Suggested by Local Leader

Mrs Eli Hertzberg of San Antonio president of the Texas Federation of Women s clubs asks the school board to seek Prof Charles J Lukin s recommendation before acting on longer school sessions The letter cites dissatisfaction among patrons and endorses Lukin s up to date methods and welfare focus

Eli Hertzberg San Antonio Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Charles J. Lukin Frederick Terell Lukin Hertzberg

Railroad Man Killed in Kansas City Yards

SHERMAN Tex Aug 21 O H Rice a Sherman railroad man was killed in Kansas City last night in the railroad yards there. He had a wife and one child here. He went to Kansas City a few days ago. The body will be brought here for burial. Riche Undertaking Co auto ambulance service 221 BE Com Phone 341.

Sherman Tex H. Rice Kansas City H. TL Freidman Owl Lodge Grayson County Grand Jury Denison Lee McAfee

Peden Iron and Steel to Build Large City Warehouse

Peden Iron and Steel plans a 270000 square foot fireproof warehouse on South Flores Street in the city center with 150 feet of frontage and 1600 feet depth toward San Pedro creek. The $50000 concrete and steel structure will house a San Antonio office and a display room for builders mining and industrial supplies. Architect is Atlee B Ayres. Construction aims to start soon and finish before January 1. Also noted: embezzlement indictment against H T Freidman and a dentist’s return to the city.

Peden Iron and Steel Company Flores Street San Pedro Creek A. Peden Houston Mary Fest Atlee B. Ayres Peden San Antonio R. C. Terrell The

William Eaton sails to Berlin for year of music study

Sole William Eaton departed New York last evening bound for Berlin to study music for one year. He will reside there while pursuing musical training and exchanges with local instructors.

William Eaton New York Berlin

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