Recent Gunbi Favorites Decline in Oil and Power Stocks
New York dispatch reports a mixed stock market with oil issues led by Gulf Oil Pennsylvanias Buckeye Pine Line and Hamble Oil trading higher briefly but facing selling pressure later. Imperial Canada and Vacuum fell, Prairie Oil and Gas slipped below 360, while radio stock Thermiodyne remained strong amid general profit taking. Lehigh Valley Coal Certificates stayed under pressure as Commonwealth Power shed about five points.
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San Antonio
New York
Gulf of of Pennsylvanis
Buckeye Pine Line
Imperial 612
Canada
Prairis
Thermiodyne
Lehigh Valley
Commonwealth Power
New York Social Elite Forms Five Hundred Club
A campaign of social selection has begun with a refined standard aimed at replacing Mrs. William Astor’s 400 with a new 500. The Monday Opera Club invited Grand Duchess Cyril to guest curate the group, citing European tastes and the aim to elevate social life in America. Executives include Princess Cantacuzene Speronsky, Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers.
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New York
Grand Duches Cyril
Russia
Monday Opera Club
Will
Cantacuzene Speronsky
Nee Grant
Richard Mortimer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry H. Rogers
Market Prices Quoted by Pruitt Commission Co and Others
Wednesday morning rates for produce from multiple firms show Beets 60c per dozen bunches, Carrots 68c, Green corn 25-30c per dozen, Lettuce 3.50 to 34.00, Radishes 5c to 6.2c per dozen, and California Potatoes 3 dollars per cwt. Including prices for peppers, cucumbers, onions, apples, citrus, and other fruits, with separate quotes from Snyder Produce Company and Grasso Lee Company. Prices cover both home grown and imported items, with ranges across crates, bushels, and sacks.
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Pruitt Compission Company
California
Porto Rico
Texas
Grasso Lee Company
Jobburn
Florida
Satsuma
Sunkist
Bon Davis
Jonathan
Charters Granted in Texas and Gulf Coast Firms
A list of newly chartered companies across Austin Galveston and Port Arthur includes Universal Terminal Warehouse Company with capital stock $100 000 Incarporators include Walter Bockstailers PL Fleming J B Summers Gulf Ports Warehouse Company Geston capital stock $10 900 Incarporators Mimner Hunley H W Denbe D D Dickinson Booth Lumber and Tank Company Dallas capital stock $100 900 Incarporators HE Wr Porter CM Barry W sn Parkview Independent Sanitarium capital stock $20 900 Incarporators FQ Smith and A Burns W FW Rassend James Mercantile Company with $25 000 capital stock Incorporators James Carr J M Zurkhei ne Feed Roberts Memorial Hospital Corpus Christi no capital stock Incarporators G W Gibson F A Painter J C Blackwall Hob Furniture Company Port Arthur capital stock $25 000 Incorporators B Sachs H A Perlstein Louis Mandel Amendments Dixie Wax Paper Company Dallas increasing capital stock from $20 000 to $50 000 Whistle Bottling Company Dallas changing name to Crystal Bottling and Candy Company decreasing capital stock from $125 000 to $60 000 J M Booth Chemical Company El Paso capital stock from $10 000 to $1 Permits to do business in Texas grant Eds T J Mosee Company St Louis capital stock $600 000 New headquaters at Washington A G Vincent state agent Eagle Remedy Company Wilmington Del capital stock $25 000 Texan headquarters at San Antonio Eagle Remedy Company state agent.
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Austin
Nee
Universal Terminal Warehouse Company
Galveston
Capital Stock
Walter Bockstailers
PL Fleming
J. B. Summers
PR. Roxe
Gulf Ports Warehouse Company
G ‘Eston
Mimner Hunley
H. W. Denbe
D. D. Dickinson
Booth Lumber and
T.can Company
Dalcapital Shank
Thearporas J
Booth
WG. Gill
Browntield Ice Corpany
Brownfeld
Capital
Porter
C.M. Barry
W. Sn
Parkview Independent
Sanitarium
Dalelari Capital
Smith
A. Burns
Feed Roberts
Memorial Hospital
Corpus Christi
G. W. Gibson
F. A. Painter
J. M. Booth Chemiead Company
Paso
Teresatal
Texas
Eds
T. J. Mose Te Company
St. Louis
Neer
Washon
A. G. Vincent
Eagle Remedy Company
Wilmington
Del
San Antonio
Eagle Remedy Coramny
Cotionseern Products
Everyman's Investments by George P Hughes
George P Hughes argues that bull markets tempt speculative investors into risking savings for quick gains. He notes how professionals spark the rise, how outsiders chase profits, and warns that losses loom when unfit investors overextend. He urges self control and sticking to safer investments.
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Everyman’s Investments
George P. Hughes
Court Terms Report From Austin On Civil And Criminal Appeals
In Austin on December 10 the Court of Civil Appeals in the Third District reversed and remanded several cases including Ross vs Braik and Peoples States Bank of Ranger vs Wootters with various postures. The Criminal Appeals Court also released decisions affirming many cases and remanding others, with numerous submitted briefs and motions noted.
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Civil Appeals Court
Austin
Court of Civil Appeals
Third Supreme Judicial District
Ross +s
Se.christ. Braik
Taylor Vs. Kaufman
Tarrant
Peoples States Bank of Ranger
Wootters
Liano
Robinowite
North Texas Realty Company
Denton
Cody Brick Company
Va Lindsey
Terrant
Thetford
Modgrm
Woodmen of America
St Loui & Southwestern Railway Company of Texas
Arcock
Comanche
Clement Va Producers Refining Company
Cooke
Carter
S. Marnés
Fool
Chapman
McDaniel
Turner
Farmers National Bank
Stephenville
Ve. Smith
Rath
Fort Territt Ranch Company
Cotton Prices Steady in Liverpool Market
Laverbooe cotton market reports prices steady across grades with mid and high middling levels. Futures closed steady in December and January, with notable figures for March July and October contracts.
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Vliverpool
Special Bond Market Slows as Noted Gains in High Grade Rails
Special issues absorbed trading interest in a dull general list with Libertys and high grade rails showing activity. Chesapeake & Ohio converts rallied to new highs on heavy trading as buyers chased conversion privilege to stock. San Antonio & Aransas Pass rose after Southern Pacific cancellation news. Foreign bonds were irregular with Argentines at a premium and Bolivians down. New offerings included Maxwell Motors and Water Company issues with diverse yields.
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San Antonio
Keork
Chesapeake & Ohio
San Antonio & Arensas
Southern Pacific Aad
Talis 25& Group
St. Louis
Bolivings
Southern Gas and Power Gas
Fieht
Maxwell Motors
Hon Gi Water Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Aigs
Wall Street Features On General Asphalt And Other Stocks
General Asphalt stock draws buying interest on anticipated strong earnings and asset value, with a potential 3 a. share rise in the common this year. May stores show sharp gains before mail-order shares rally, while Atchison may issue stock or raise cash distributions. Jordan Motors fluctuates after a brief surge, Mallinson and Puh bor common hold steadier, and strong sports shares stand out alongside widespread weakness.
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General Asphalt
New York dry goods trade feeds few price shifts
Trading in the cotton goods markets was quiet with prices little changed. Print cloth and print goods held steady at modest cents per yard, while raw silk markets showed a firmer tone with small rises. General prices for various textiles and Canton items remained mostly unchanged.
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New Orleans
Taiverpool
Prises
Yestern
Frida
Galveston
New York
Der
San Antonio Light
Nee
Cantona
Weather across regions with frost and fair conditions
Weather report lists temperatures and wind directions for San Antonio and nearby regions, East Texas, West Texas, and major cities including Chicago, Kansas City, New York, St. Louis, and Washington. It notes frost, rising daytime temperatures, and varying wind speeds, with highs and lows reported for each area.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Teller
West Texas
Chicago
Buksas City
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cattle Run Shows Plain Quality and Market Ends Lower
Cattle and hog markets weakened with fewer buyers and steady to lower prices. Hog totals around 26 030 held over, with live cattle mostly sold under 12 dollars and heifers steady, while calves and sheep showed mixed gains and losses across major markets in Chicago and St. Louis.
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San Antonio
Chicago
Aellers
Choice
Rome
Garland Selected Coach for West Texas Military Academy Team
J Garland, ex University of Texas, will coach West Texas Military Academy basketball this season. He aims to assemble the squad once a court is secured, with Vaughan Lawson and Davis among early prospects. Northward San Antonio Academy squad drills outdoors as work begins for the season with several promising players listed.
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J. Garland
University of Texas
West Texas Military Academy
Alamo Heights
Garland
Longhorn
West Texas
Vaughan
Lawson
Wisconsin
Middle West
Davis
Appointment of officers at Brackenridge and Main Avenue high schools
Major H B Adams announces officer appointments based on general ability appearance academic standing and written exam. Brackenridge names George Frok lieutenant colonel and Frank M Woods major at Main with about 400 boys drilling daily for a spring drill.
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BRC
T. GC
Main Avenue
Brackenridge
H. 8. Adams
George Frok
Frank M. Woods W
Main
Drum. Corjis
Reilly
Bill Af Main
Mak Temarkavis Weos
Tess
Official Orders Washington War Department Proceedings
Washington war department orders relieve General George Simonds from Camp Meade and duty in the Canal Zone. Major Benjamin X English reassigned to the First Gas Regiment. Brigadier General Douglas MacArthur assigned to the First Division. Captain William H. Holmes reassigned to Camp Alfred Vail. First Lieutenant Wil Parker reassigned to Dan Alfred ad. Major Allan F. McGean assigned to the First Cavalry Division. Thirteen cadets on leave in San Antonio, to Fort Russell. Major General Charles Bougher to be relieved by Major Glandé Cummings. Captain Joseph S. Robinson and others listed with varying leaves and assignments. Retirements and temporary duties noted for several officers. Leave granted for Capt. Samuel Fairfield and others. extended leave for Lt. Thomas Lewis and Lt. James Fey. Leave of absence for several officers with dates and destinations.
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WAR Department
George
Simonds
Camp Mevie
Alyneids Jn
Canal Zone
Ban! X
BaRewood Arsenal
Coner
Douglagy McArthur
Phiippines
William BH
Holmes
Signal Corps
Washington
Camp Alfred Vail
Wil
Parker
Siz
Mal Corps
Chick
Wasnus St Yand
Dan Alfred Ad
Mijor Allan FL McGean
San Antonio
Fort D. A. Russell
First Cavalry Division
Charles N. Bougher
Glandé Cummings
Josent S. Rabinson
Wo Foreman
General Staff
Frank F. Bonney
Infantry
Walter D. Motord
Cyril Bnesich
Libery
Cherian C. Higgins
Brooks Piele
Liewtenant Janes
Fey
Ait i
Kelly Field
Aunt Guca
Wirst
George Trainer
Flell Artillery Neiwot
Lateutar
Samon A. Hinsins
Second Corps
Silgedo
Eighth Corpa
Port Losan
William 5. Males
Ft. Loman
James A. Higghis
Eighth Corps
Stephen O. Faqua
Michael C. Shea
Leonard C. Sparis
Pred
CG. Wallace
William KK. Vaughn
Medical Corps Ia
Meen
Fort Sill
Samuel G. Falrlefield
Witteenth Field Artillery
Faut Jdaya
Thomas E. Lewis
Twelfth Fleet Artilery
Hmita
United States
Tobacco Industry Expands in Howell County Missouri
Tobacco growing has rapidly developed in Howell county Missouri with the first carload of the season shipped this week. In Manchester New Hampshire the Amoakens mills will hire 700 workers by week’s end, operating at just over half capacity.
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ST. Louis
Howell County
Missouri
Manchester
N. H
Amoakens Mills
Aged Woman Struck by Car Near South Pores Line
Rirs M I Derth, about 60, was badly bruised and likely injured internally after being hit by railroad fireman Cr Baker near the South Pores car line. She was taken to Robert B Green Hospital by Detective Fox and Driver Milstead. Baker faces a charge of failure to stop and render aid. bond set at 500 dollars. Witness W M Bartlett said she was dragged nearly a half block before falling.
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Rirs
M. I. Derth
Cr. Baker
Lerminal Hotel
Coatch
Robert B. Green Hospital
Fox
Milstead
Baker
Justice Court
R. Neil Campbell
Derth
W. M. Bartlett
Terrell
Real Estate School enrolls Its second class in San Antonio
Real estate students increase to three as the second class of the Real Estate Training School, sponsored by the San Antonio Real Estate Board, met Tuesday evening at the City. Paul Adams of Rogers Hill spoke on the residential development of San Antonio, tracing growth from 1875 to now and comparing building costs then and now. The 20 week program includes weekly meetings and a round table discussion. The course is part of the national program by the National Association of Real Estate Boards.
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San Antonio
C. Hammons
San Antonio reports show wide gaps in wages and firm counts
The state labor department report to the governor notes only fifteen women earn half a hundred dollars weekly in San Antonio mercantile and manufacturing firms, while 678 men earn more than fifty weekly. Many establishments failed to report, skewing the year’s totals. 127 mercantile and 77 manufacturing firms reported investments totaling over 8.6 million and 394.8 million respectively, with about 497 employees earning roughly 7.5 million yearly.
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San Antonio
Anual
State“Labor Department
State Labor Department
Motorman Blamed For Author Gene Stratton Porter Death
Los Angeles coroner's inquest returns a verdict that a motorman's negligence caused the death of Gene Stratton Porter, novelist and naturalist, who died after her car was struck by a streetcar on Saturday night.
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Los Angeles
Gene Stratton Porter
Local boxing card at Market Tuesday night draws wide mix
Local bout night features Shelton's all local lineup with Frankie Farland and Johnny Merino in the main event a draw declared after a brisk twelve rounds Merino bloodied but unbowed. Other results include McFarland edging Merino in points Gilbert delivering hard blows in the prelims and Homen defeating Walius in the supporting light bout.
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Shelton
George
Mizon
Johnny Merino
Houston
Frankie Y Farland
Merino
Bi Farland
McKarland
Mecland
Mac
McFarland
Dino
Franklin
Moringa
Johnny
Gilbert
Jack Fovcher
Fowler
Foy
Je Pert
Slo Fowler
Young
Mickey Méung
Kad Leonie
Tonie
Sonic
Kid Walius
al Homen
Homen
Seec Julins
Jack Shelton
Grete
Judge DuVal West sets trial dates for civil cases
Judge DuVal West has set the trial schedule for civil cases in San Antonio district court. The week of January 1 and the week of February if will host calls for setting. nonjury matters and appearance cases will be listed. Attorneys of record are urged to attend to confirm docket dispositions.
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San Antos Vision
United States
Acay
DuVal
Dther
Danuarr
Taw
Tishlock
Fay
Postal clerks warn on wrapping parcels for holiday rush
Postal authority issues a warning to Christmas shippers to wrap packages securely and verify addresses. Clerks note many parcels are refused due to improper addressing, risking failed delivery during the holiday period. Special attention urged to ensure parcels reach their destinations.
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Postal Authority
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Cameron
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el Paso
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Agnew Denison
Teddy Crosby
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Stitt
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William Rosen
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Fred Wilson
George Wimberly
Willie Cutler
Tracy Evans
Byron Eastburn
Clemente
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Vincent Vrooman
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Tardy Geray
Bernd Brager
Sam Knedel
Wilfred Winstoin Ross
Arthur Poe
John L. Neidert
Julian Smith
Robert Tones
Gilbert Pfeiffer
Logal
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Kid Gilbert
Duval West
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