Missing jewelry worth four thousand from 910 San Pedro
David Reyes Retana victim of a $4000 robbery at 910 San Pedro avenue. The thief entered between 2 and 4 am Saturday, taking diamonds and various jewels including brooches bracelets earrings and pins. Detective efforts unsuccessful. wife of the second attorney for Gen. Bernardo among those connected to the case.
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David Reyes Retana
David Reyes Na
San Pedro Avenue
Ous
Satur
Retalia
Bernardo
Weegro Is for Trial in Hallottsville Assault Case
Hallets ville Texas December 18 Monee Williams the Negro charged with assault with intent to murder for striking Cecelia Narvar with a stone as she plowed in a field near her home on December 9 stood for examining trial before Squire Petergon. Williams failed to post 1500 bond and was remanded to jail to await the action of his grand jury meeting in March.
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Weegro
Hallettsville
Tex
Monee Williams
Cecelia Narvar
Squire Petergon
Williams
Williamis
Veterans of Gagan War stir Cuban politics and Gomez's renomination
Cuban veteran movement quietly shifts toward influencing public offices as President Gomez faces pressure over purging enemies of free Cuba. Congress suspends the service law six months to weed out unwanted officeholders while veterans threaten a potential Havana concentration if demands are unmet.
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Associated Press
Havana
Béc
Revolutionary Veterans
Minh
Cuba
Béhitia
T 18
Gomey
Appban
Congress
Gomez
Spain
Veterans campaign shapes Gomez renomination chances
The text discusses a split view on whether President Gomez will be renominated after a veterans campaign. Some say it blocks renomination, others argue that once tensions ease, renewed efforts will make renomination likely despite his refusals. The veterans campaign boosts Gén. Emile Núñez's prospects in the veterans association.
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Gomez
Lts
Emile Nunéz
The
Association of Veterans
No Arrests Made for Shooting in Houston
Houston dispatch reports no arrests in the Lyons assassination at the Harriman line yard. Authorities cite a broad search with ten deputy marshals patrolling under Judge Burns while investigations suggest a general hostility to strikebreakers rather than a lone targeted suspect.
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Houston
Associated Press
Tex
Thornwell Fay
Harriman Lines
Texas
Louisiadia
Thomas Lyons
Southern Pacific
J. J. Pipes
Hank Tullis
Bon
Lyons
United States
Brewster
Burns
Batiray Marhing
Morse Parole Case: Physicians Report Condition Unchanged
Atlanta reports that Fort McPherson medical officers forwarded Morse parole case findings to the adjutant general for transmission to the Justice Department. Friends hope President Taft acts by Christmas. the report states Morse’s health remains the same since removal from prison weeks ago.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Charles W. Morse
Washington
Department of Justice
New York
Hope
Taft
Morse
Hackett Marries Beat Rice Mary Beckley in Milwaukee
Actor James Hackett wed London born Beat Rice Mary Beckley in Milwaukee in a civil ceremony performed by Judge John Donovan. A special dispensation allowed the wedding a day after the five day license rule. The couple left Milwaukee for St Louis after the ceremony.
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Asbbociated
Milwaukee
James Hackett
Beatrice Mary Beckley
London
England
John Donovan
Wisconsin
Donovan
Mrs. Hackett
St. Louis
The Red Cross Hymn of Service
A compact verse extols the Red Cross as a traveling helper of humanity. It frames the organization as a beacon in dark places, aiding the sick and vulnerable, spreading brotherhood, and lifting spirits through acts of mercy and care.
Cotton Shipped Into Corpus Christi Sees Big Increase
Acting Secretary Van Horne of the Commercial club reports 4024 bales of cotton shipped into Corpus Christi over three railroads in the just closed season. Total bales gained in the city reached 8000 with most shipped by water. Growers saved about 1.20 per bale versus rail rate.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
van Horne
The
Commercial Club
Corpus
Mexicans Held for Man's Death in Texas
Felipe Longoria and Jose D. Lopez were bound out at 100 dollars each after a preliminary hearing in Brownsville for the death of W. W. Zillcox. Found bruised and tied to a porch near San Benito on December 2, he died five days later. A Mexican woman testified he appeared intoxicated and said the men tied him, though they claim he had no injuries when they left him.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Tex
Felipe Longoria
Jose D. Lopez
W. W. Zillcox
San Benito
Manuela Obrejo
Zillcox
Ad Club to Discuss Entertaining Visitors at Luncheon
Members of the San Antonio Advertisers association will meet at the weekly luncheon to plan entertainment for Beleenien and the Associated Advertising Clubs of America convention. The group will also review the ongoing membership campaign and the suspension of initiation fees until end of January. Doings, the club paper, is praised as an excellent sixteen page weekly with 260 copies circulation.
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San Antonio
J. Frank Davis
T. O. Bateman
A. H. Danforth
Chandler Diehl
William Moore White
New York Delegate Arrives in Chicago for GOP Convention
Lafayette Gleason, New York state Republican committeeman, arrived in Chicago and reserved sixty-five hotel rooms on Michigan Avenue for New York delegates to the Republican National Convention opening June 28.
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Chicago
Ill
Lafayette Gleason
New York State Republican Committee
Michigan Avenue
Noted New Orleans businessman Francis Martin Dies at 71
Francis Martin, a renowned New Orleans figure aged 71, died yesterday. A Civil War era manufacturer, he produced cannon and other munitions for the Confederacy.
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Tak Associated
New Orleans
Francis Martin
Confederacy
Preacher Pushes Active Amusements for Church Youth
Rev. H. G. Knickerbocker of Austin Avenue Methodist Church urged churches to provide proper amusements for younger members. He proposed severe receptions and entertainments, asking wealthy members to host events. An entertainment fund of several hundred dollars was raised and a standing committee named.
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Waco
Tex
H. G. Knickerbocker
Austin
Ehhurch
Assistant Managers Expanded At St. Anthony Hotel
J B Alexander arrived from New Orleans to serve as assistant manager at the St Anthony hotel joining Ho mer D Mathews. The hotel now has two assistants while Hotel Bender in Houston receives praise from PF Swearingen who reports its modernity and notes his return from the opening.
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New Orleans
J. B. Alexander
St. Anthony Hotel
St. Charles
St. Anthony
Homer D. Mathews
Mr. Alexander
Bender
Houston
PF. M. Sweaftingen
B. 8
Swearingen
The
Innocent Verdict For 36 Year Old New Mexico Murder Case
Donacio Espalin, 80, was declared innocent of a murder allegedly committed 36 years ago in Dona Ana county Cruces. Two eyewitnesses testified as former boys. Espalin fled to Old Mexico and later to Ysleta Texas where he was arrested. court found evidence too incomplete to incriminate him.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Donacio Espalin
H Espalin
Donna Ana
Cruces
Espalin
Old Mexico
Ysleta
Tex
Rice growers association meeting yields new contracts
Dr. R C Wilkifs president of the Southern Rice Growers association spoke at the El Campo meeting. His address prompted several new contracts binding signees to market this season's crop through the association. Riebe Undertaking Co. offers auto guidance service at 221 E Com. Phone 341
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EL Campo
Tex
R. C. Wilkifs
Southern Rice Growers’ Association
Beaumont
Riebe Undertaking Co
E. Com
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