Papers Held Up At Border Delaying Galan Habeas Corpus
Attorney C M Chambers seeks explanation from the U S secretary of state and express firms for packages with documents from Coahuila to Andres Garza Galan that are being held at the border. Galan remains jailed in Bexar County awaiting extradition from Mexico and Chambers plans habeas corpus actions once the papers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Mexico
Andres Garza Galan
C. M. Chambers
Galan
Secretary of State of the
United States
Bexar County
Mr. Chambers
Etate
Coahuila
Tate
Affidavits Filed in Shooting Case Courthouse Update
Affidavits charging L Lewis with murder of James Claude Sibley and W H Harwood with assault with intent to kill Oscar were filed by Detective Joe Knaus in Justice Ummeid's court. Hearings not set. defendants held in city jail likely to be transferred to county authorities. Ibley shot in abdomen at Mata and South Concho restaurant. Scar King wounded on Santa Rosa avenue during dispute. King recovering in hospital with expected discharge in two to three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lewis
James Claude Sibley
W. H. Harwood
Oscar
Trans- Pedro
Joe Knaus
Umeid
Ibley
Uty
Mata
South Concho Streets
Scar King
Santa Rosa Avenue
Commerce Street
Dho Street
Day in Congress Reports On Foreign Treaty Abrogation
Senate session at 2 pm discussed abrogation of a Russian treaty and related notices to Russia. Figures from Orange New Jersey cited as blaming booming capitalization for railway interstate commerce troubles. House met at noon with bills under consent, Sulzer seeks wording changes, steel trust inquiry expands. Representative Humphrey of Washington discussed foreign combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Russia
F. W. Kelsay
Orange
House
Sulzer
New York
Steel Trust
Ules Committee
Humphrey Ofshington
Holy Hoster Sentenced Ten Years for Coastal Illness Scandal
The article recounts the Holy Ghoster sect led by Sandford at Shiloh Hill near Durham Me. It details starvation aboard the Coronet after ships refused to port and Sandford’s control over followers who gave up possessions for his benefit.
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The
Holy Ghost
Shiloh Hill
Durham
Sandford
Mexico on Wheels to Tour United States Five Years
Cuba on Wheels, seen at the International fair, will be converted into an Old Mexico exposition car and tour the United States for five years. John J. Eisert, publicity agent, is general manager and left for Mexico City to seek permission to stock the car with Mexican products. He has San Antonio International club backing. The car will feature agricultural goods and Mexican pottery and drawnwork, then proceed to Washington, D C. Cuba on Wheels previously toured eight years and netted $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
John J. Eisert
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
International Club of
San Antonio
Washington
Dr Espinosa Arrested for Neutrality Law Violation
Dr Samuel Espinosa de los Monteros head of the Revista clubs of Mexico and Reyes campaign manager was rearrested on a Brownsville grand jury indictment for neutrality law violations. Bond set at 5000. he remained jailed in Brownsville area seeking sureties as he cites illness from malaria and seeks medical release if bond fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Espinosa de Los Monteros
Revista Clubs
Mexico
General Reyes
United States
R. L. Edwards
United States Grand Jury
Brownsville
Laredo
Dr. Espinosa
C. M. Chambers
Espinosa
Revista
Reyes
Edwards
Andres Garza Galan
Nicanor Valdez
Juan Aguiano
Chambers
Mexicans Held on Neutrality Charges to Return to Laredo
A telegram reports the federal court will not open in Brownsville today. Mexicans arrested for violating neutrality laws will be brought back to Laredo to await the court's opening. Judge Noah Allen says the Brownsville regular term closed Saturday and the special term to try political offenders will not be held immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Brownsville
Noah Allen
Margain Arrested on Neutrality Law Charges
Arturo Margain, said to be a Reg igia engaged in border work, was arrested here Friday by United States Customs Officer Dominguez Garza. He is in jail here as Captain J. M. Fox of the ranger service had trailed him for days, locating him in a jail on a ranch about nine miles from Rio Grande City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Mr. Sandford
Sandford
United States
Greenland
Rio Grande City
Tex
Arturo Margain
United States Customs
Dominguez Garza
J. M. Fox
Ranger Service
Tomahauara Indians Deplore Conditions Seek Aid
By the Associated Press Condi tions of the Tomahauara Indians in the Chihuahua mountains west of Juarez are deplorable. The tribe, once active in the revolutionary cause, planted no crops and faces near starvation as a delegation of about 200 members travels to Chihuahua to appeal anew for government relief.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
Chihuahua
Sheriff Raid Sparks Six Arrests on Monterey Street
Deputy sheriffs broke into a Monterey saloon at 8 o'clock last night to find a crowded beer house. Six people were arrested on vagrancy charges filed by Deputy Newton before Justice Ben Fisk. Other affidavits accuse the seller and others of liquor violations. In a separate raid, officers seized bottled beer sold at regulation price, and a woman proprietor was jailed with charges to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey Street
Alfonso Newton
James Galbraith
Ben Fisk
Newton
George Nelson
E. A. McGowen
Charles Stevens
Antonio Diaz
Stevens
Registrar Couples Spouse Return From Galveston Trip
A. H. Coates, marriage registrar at the county clerk office, and the bride returned yesterday from their wedding trip. They spent a few days in Galveston and are now staying with the bride's mother, Mrs. T. H. Miller, at 110 Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Coates
Frank R. Newton
Galveston
T. H. Miller
Fifth Street
Railroad officials visit General Duncan in San Antonio
W. G. Van Vieck vice president and general manager and C. K. Dunlap traffic manager of the G. H. and S. A. railway met Brigadier General Joseph W. Duncan in San Antonio to discuss expanded terminal facilities near Fort Sam Houston. The meeting fuels speculation of a new troop movement to the city. Van Vieck will stay until tomorrow while Dunlap plans to return to Houston tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. van Vieck
G. H. & S. A. Railroad
C. K. Dunlap
San Antonio
Joseph W. Duncan
Fort Sam Houston
van Vieck
Mr. Dunlap
Houston
Stranded Georgia Boys Find Work After Charity Appeal
Lawrence Burnett aged 17 and Cody Burnett aged 14, two Georgia youths stranded in the city, received multiple job offers after an appeal in Sundays Light. By midmorning Cody secured a good position with a city attorney while Lawrence had several invites to choose from. The boys left the hotel where they had been placed seeking work as dozens of opportunities flooded the Associated Charities office. Previously they had traveled from Georgia four months ago with letters of recommendation, though they were jailed as vagrants in several towns along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Cody Burnett
Georgia
Associated Charities
Hicks Building
Cody
West
Horace Greely
Texas
Williams Recaptured After Jail Escape
Police recaptured Bubber Williams, one of six escapees from the county jail, on Santa Rosa street about 2 am after information from a woman claiming imminent danger. Williams, described as a negro, was re jailed at the county lockup following the pursuit triggered by a late night report to city hall and subsequent police response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubber Williams
Santa Rosa
Daniels
Brown
Williams
Trial Postponed as Mose Brown Escapes Jail
District Attorney I. Baker told Judge Dwyer Mose Brown a Black man and five others escaped from the county jail by tearing out bricks. The court suggested issuing an alias capias to pursue him. The trial had been scheduled before the breakout.
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I. ©. Baker
League Directors Meet To Plan Southwest Texas Highways
Highway league directors will convene for the first time in weeks at 11 tomorrow in the Real Estate exchange auditorium. President J W Warren is ill so First Vice President H E Hildebrand will preside. Secretary W S Hawkins has resigned and D E Colp may serve as temporary secretary until a permanent officer is chosen. The league aims to push better highways in Southwest Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway League
Severa
Real Estate Exchange
J. W. Warren
H. E. Hildebrand
W. S. Hawkins
League
Texas
Warrants Issued to Search Kehoe Loan Firm Premises
Justice Ben Fisk issued two search warrants for the Kehoe Loan company at 503 West Commerce street. A. H. Summerville seeks a stolen heavy gold ring believed held by the firm, while Jose C. Bonilla requests a search for a violin and accessories valued about 75 dollars. A separate arrest warrant targets the thief who pawned the violin. Mr and Mrs Val Persons of Kansas City are guests at the Crockett during a regional tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehoe Loan Company
West Commerce Street
Ben Fisk
A. H. Summerville
Jose C. Bonilla
Summerville
Bonilla
New York Uses Half Million Christmas Trees This Year
The Associated Press report notes New York City consumes nearly 500000 trees at a total cost to the ultimate buyer of about 250000 dollars. Dealers describe rising demand and a growing shortage as forests deplete across Maine New Hampshire Adirondacks Berkshires and Catskills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York City
West Street
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Adirondacks
Berkshires
Catskills
Middle West
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tinney Calls San Antonio Health Resort With Bright Future
Illinois politician C. M. Tinney, visiting San Antonio for his health, declares the city superior to Florida for health and wintering. He and Mrs. Tinney are spending time there as part of their sojourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Tinney
Illinois
San Antonio
Florida
Seaside Resort Leads Rapid Corpus Christi Improvements
Mr Tinney noted Corpus Christi is improving rapidly with two modern hotels under construction. He plans to spend much of next winter there and will arrange to devote a large share of his time to the area.
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Corpus Christi
Beethoven Junior Club Turkey Prize Bowl Winners
The Beethoven Junior club entertained members and ladies with a turkey prize bowl on Saturday evening at the club alleys. After bowling, chocolate and cake were served and prizes awarded: Mrs. Nat Lorio first, Elsie Stumberg second, Evilin Howard third, Florence Fink fourth for the women. Marshall T. Hearne Jr. first, Earle Karney second, Richard H. Friedrich third, William C. Herpelf fourth for the men.
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Beethoven
Nat Lorio
Turkey
Elsie Stumberg
Evilin Howard
Florence Fink
Marshall T. Hearne Jr
Earle Karney
Richard H.friedrich
William C. Herpelf
Farmers Institute Meeting in San Antonio Hall
The Bexar County Farmers institute will hold its monthly gathering in the Real Estate exchange auditorium on Saturday December 30. A detailed program is being prepared and will be announced soon. F F Collins serves as president and S H Hastings as secretary.
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Farmers’ Institute
Bexar County Farmers’ Institute
Real Estate Exchange
F. F. Collins
S. H. Hastings
Observation on insults and perceived power dynamics
The remark notes that people who insult others often appear physically larger than those they attack, suggesting a link between perceived dominance and verbal aggression. It explores social psychology without endorsing aggression and hints at insecurity driving such behavior.
Guests Register at City Hotels Across Noted Travelers
A long list of visitors from Kerrville, Victoria, Hearne, Mexico City, Hubbardity, Waco, Alpine, Austin, Beaumont, Omaha, Nowata, El Paso, Monterey, Yeas kum, Boston, Kingfisher, Detroit, Laredo, Fort Davis, Can ada, Dallas, Palestine and other places are staying or stopping at the St Anthony, Gunter, Menger, Crockett, Bexar, and Losoya hotels as they remain in the city for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Austin
Victoria
St. Anthony
C. G. Wood
W. G. Hatch of
Hearne
C. W. Westmoreland
Mexico City
Tom Finley
M. ¥. Doke
Hubbardity
Jack C. Ray
Waco
E. E. Higgins
Alpine
Gunter
E. L. Kreng
Austin
T. F. Denman
Beaumont
L. B. Miller
Omaha
Neb
J. L. McMahon
Nowata
W. T. Baird
el Paso
Menger
C. Johnson
Monterey
Mexico
John J. Burke
Yeaskum
Crockett
George Feldman
Boston
Fort Stockton
H. H. Boedker
Corpus Christi
Bexar
R. Camereau
Mor Mexico
W.T. Wall
Canada
Losoya
M. N
Fredcaishe
Dallas
B. Melrose
Palestine
A. Denning
C. A. Worth
Losgeya
Unconventionalities and Odd Exchanges
Fragmentary dialogue shows quirky misunderstandings as characters discuss hats fi de young men and polite excuses. The scene hints at social misfires, store credit, and mistaken identities amid garbled speech and playful pretenses.
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Central Trust Company
Commerce St
San Antonio, Texas
Congress
Elijah
God
Eisert
Gay Reyes UO
Agualeguas
Margain
Madero
General Duncan
Val Persons
Kansas City
the Crockett
Angelus
Apollo, Chickering
Haines Bros
Goggan
Ellwood
Primatone
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Abilene
Amarillo
Augusta
Ala
Birmingham
Charleston
Hicago
del Rio
Fort Worth
Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville
Macon
Memphis
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
PrCidy St. Paul
Minn
Shreveport
Tampa
Fla. Tex
Taylor
Washington, D. C
Allen Ruelan
F. L. Fordtran
Kerrville
the St. Anthony
Swiggle
Preete
Fido
Likekins
Mr. Snooper
William
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