Masons Unite In Ceremonies At Cathedral
More than 500 Masons from bine lodges Scottish Rite bodies and Shrine gathered at 3 pm to lay the cornerstone of the San Antonio St Marys Cathedral site on Convent and Mary streets under Aug ten and Acceptell Scottish Rite of Free Masonry. About 100 others witnessed the event as Blue Lodge York Rite Masons marched from the Masonic Temple to the cathedral area. The procession included Alamo Lodge 44 Anchor Lodge 424 San Antonio Lodge 973 and Knights Templars with guard of honor and a steel arch. Speakers included Rev Let Bates and James Epley Winters along with Fred Arthur Suther and others. Grand Lodge officers from Austin Houston and elsewhere attended by telegrams. a plan for a San Antonio consistory was noted. A banquet followed at the St Anthony hotel.
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St Mary's and Convent Mreets
Ana Acceptell
Scottish Bite
Valley of
Tonoya and Crockett
San Antonio Lodge No
Anighes
Templars
Worng
Knighta ‘Templiers
Phirned Knights
Guard of Honor
4 Pont
Let Bates
Burleson
Edward Meclannanin
San Antonio Commandery
Knights'Templars
Walton Dunile Hood
Notentate Ben Ur Temple
Mystic Shrine
James Augustus Patterant
Pilgrim Chapter
Knights Rose Croix No
William G. Bell
Austin
Nerstone
Antonio Manday
Syeesa Dispensatin
Tews P. Lightfoot
Grand Lodge of
Texas
Jones
Samuel Poynte Cochran
Texa
Lightfoot
Cochran
San Antoninn
Flere
San Antonio
B. A. Greathouse
W. 8. Tomey
T. Green
George A. Cook
CG. D. Hall
J. HW. Haile
J. A. Patterson
P.O. Mathis
C. A. Rosy
Grand Lodge
Beatsen
Thomas
Dallas
Houston
Sylvan Lang
City
Clarence Bennett
New Jersey
Boyce
State Railroad Reaches Self-Sustaining Status in Texas
Austin August 31 The Texas state railroad reports its Palestine to Rusk line of 23 miles has moved from loss to near self-sufficiency under General Manager C T Huddleston. He notes operating expenses have disappeared and wage costs are rising with growing traffic as the road approaches profitability within a year. The line has faced harsh conditions but shows rising tonnage and revenue.
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Austin
Tex
C. T. Huddleston
Weyond
Palestine
Rusk
Huddleston
Thuiddicaton
Texas
Rusk Plant Iron Venture Mooted By Texas Commission
Texas penitentiary commission hears that a Rusk iron furnace could be profitable for the state or private operators. Gaffney and Huddleston present figures showing low cost pig iron possible at 10. to 10.40 per ton and rail revenue from resuming the furnace. Governor and Legislature would decide operation. Keashey to undergo surgery in Chicago.
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Gaffney
Figivad
Huddleston
Rusit
Texas
Pittsburg
Dodgson Liver Tone Ad Claims Safe Calomel Replacement
A marked ad promotes Dodsons Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver cleansing. It states quick relief from biliousness, promises no griping, and urges customers to buy at local stores for themselves and children.
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U's
Lytle 10 Builds New High School
The Lytle district board hired Henry T. Phelps of San Antonio to design plans for a new high school to be built promptly. The project aims to provide facilities on par with the largest in Texas. The article also notes several insurance and employment details and reports the death of Port Worth state veterinarian W. T. Christman, with no immediate successor named.
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Dyetle
Ted
Henry T. Phelps
San Antonio
Lytle
Texan
Austin
Tex
W.T. Christman
Port Worth
Fort Worth
Dr. Christman
Accident insurance claims settled in Texas
Nine settlements approved by the Texas Industrial Accident Board under the Employers Liability Act involve employers, employees, and insurers. Names include South Pine Lumber Company, Williams Lumber Company, The Producers Oil Company, A Mare & Co, Louisiana and Weing Lumber Company, FW Woolworth Company, and Russell-Coteman Gatton Ot, with individual payments ranging from about 12.60 to 266.48 plus periodic sums.
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Austin
Tex
State Industrial Accident Board
Employers
T. 3
Richigan
South Pine Limber Company
Lumbermen's Todemnity Exchange
J. B. Wilson
Willams Lumber Company
Lumbermen’s Indemnity Exchange
John W. O'Dell
Lhe Producers’ Oi Company
Texas
A. Alaris & Co
T+ delity and Casualty Company of
New York
RC 'Thames
Louisiana
fYeing Tamber Company
Lambermer’s Indemnity Exchange
Ines Jones
Woolworth Company
Antonio
General Accident, Wire and Life Assurance Corporation
Vf Pettyjohn
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St. Anthony Hotel
Lone Star Brewing Company
San Antonio, Texas
Toledo
Woodward Carriage Company
ST. Louis College
West End
Sha Antonio
Jed Cato
A. Prische
State Railroad Paying
Pex
State Penitentiary Commission
James W. Gaffney
G. A. Hutteston
Senate Penitentiary Commission
Tha
Harley
Haley
Icf
Keashey
L. M. Keashey
University of Texas
Chicago
Sunset Wood
Southwestern Surety Insurance Company
W. F. Bevill
Kennar Oi and Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
W. Forter Fite
Henderson Wottan
Bean Indemnity Ompany
State Board
Steves
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