Mexican business club inquiries reach Jocal Business Mog’s club
Secretary Carrington of the Local Business Men's club received two inquiries yesterday afternoon from the Republic of Mexico. One came from Senor Enriques Schaefer of Parral Chihuahua, and the other from Senor Federico Wygyt of Torreon Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
Jocal Business Moee’s Club
Republic of Mexico
Senor
Enriques Schaefer
Parral
State of Chihuahua
Federico Wygyt
Torreon
Mexico
Garland Clairvoyant Kills Large Goose
A wild bodge was bagged yesterday about threesales east of South Heights by George T. Littler and William Hart while hunting. The gathered goose weighed 115 pounds and stretched over six feet tip to wing, described amid murky context. Mrs. Sadie Haley of Associated Charities reports distress at 924 1-2 South in a separate note from December 19, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Heights
George T. Littler
William Hart
Sadie Haley
Associated Charities
Texan Wins His Wife By A Ruse
Claude Sanderson of Abilene Texas arrived in St Louis and asked police to aid in reclaiming his bride. Her mother had hidden her shoe to stop the marriage and she was found at her brother’s home. They boarded the train back to Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Llouis
Claude Sanderson
Abilene
Tex
Hit
Texas
Sanderson
Ater
Rata
Free Trial Package Promises Bad Breath Cure
The advertisement promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a remedy for foul breath from stomach or mouth. It touts willow charcoal as highly absorbent, claims to absorb gases, and cites a Glasgow chemist experiment. The copy offers a trial package by mail from F.A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
John Turnbull
Glasgow
Scotland
Stuart
F.A. Stuart
Marshall, Mich
Psychic Research Meeting At 193 Soledad Street Tonight
A notice announces an important meeting of Psychic Research at 7 p m at 193 Soledad Street with all invited. It advertises discounted tobacco and liquor products from Aug Limburger at Main Plaza and West Commerce. A hunting party of Ohio businessmen led by Keight is reported to arrive in San Antonio January 11 en route to the coast, with Mescal and imported cigars offered at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. m
Soledad Street
Ohio
Keight
San Antonio
Blaely
Limburger
Main Plaza
West Commerce
MAMES KINCAID DEPUTY NAMED BY SHERIFF
A. G. Kinesia was yesterday appointed special deputy by Sheriff B D Lindsey. Kincaid brings peace officer experience and will oversee all criminal matters within the sheriff's jurisdiction and begin duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Kinesia
B.D. Lindsey
Kincaid
Bill McDonald’s Visit to Washington Secret
Special to The Light Washington secretary Loeb announced that Captain Bill McDonald of Texas conferred with Roosevelt to share information and engage in a friendly chat. McDonald leaves for New York tomorrow, remaining reticent about his mission there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Loeb
Bill Miconald
Texas
Roosevelt
McDonald
New York
The Best Cough Cure Promises Fast Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts a simple cough remedy using virgin pine oil glycerin and whisky. It claims a half-ounce of pine oil two ounces glycerin and a half pint whisky mixed cures toughest colds within 24 hours with one teaspoonful hourly.
Parker Arrest Creates Sensation in Timpson Texas
F R Parker, a 86 year old San Antonio resident since July, was arrested yesterday by City Detective Frank Newman and handed to E A Booth Timpson city marshal. The charge is felony battery. Details of the case are not public. Parker has been well known in the area for months, and the surprise arrest drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Parker
Frank Newman
E. A. Booth
Timpson
Tex
Parker
San Antonio
MicCabe
Marshal Booth
Newman
Ala Ztay
Hlui
Believe the Senate Has Made a Blunder
Washington December 10 The Senate adjourned today until January 4. Leaders decided no appropriations committee meetings during holidays to investigate civil service and report a plan to rebuke President Roosevelt. The action signals friction and a breakdown in Senate procedure as committees may sit during recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearet
Washington
Don- Brass
Janary
Nanave
Roosevelt
Senate
Injunction Filed Against City Over Rebuilding Delmonica Site
William Pinto filed in the Thirty-seventh district court seeking an injunction to stop the city of San Antonio from interfering with the reconstruction of his partially burned building at 195787 Soledad Street. The Delmonica restaurant structure was condemned and reconstruction permission denied.
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Soledad Street
Thirty-seventh District Court
William Pinto
City of
San Antonio
Delmonica
Notice of Firm Dissolution and New Agency in San Antonio
Notice from San Antonio dated December 19, 1908 states the firm Picnot & Keller dissolved by mutual consent and their good will sold to Conroy & Rice of San Antonio. J N Prenot LG Prenot J P Keiler sign. Conroy & Tch advertise as agents for twenty strong companies in fire tornado burglary accident and other insurances, seeking continued patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Picnot & Keller
Conroy & Rice
An Antonio
J. N. Prenat
LG. Prenot
J.P. Keiler
Menars, Prenot, & Keiler
Tornada
Actdent
Smooty Bond
Plate Ghiar Liauranes
Thun
Conroy & Tch
Cifleg
Canadian Pacific In New York Freight Battle Stirs Wall Street
New York dispatch reports Canadian Pacific has invaded the New York field, pressing for freight shares and challenging rivals. Wall Street traders pause as bankers assess impact, with Morgan and Harriman weighing acceptances. Analysts foresee limited market disruption but warn a tariff protest could follow. Canadian Pacific’s grip on the New York scene appears solid for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Shotwell
New York
Canadian Pacific
New York Gily
Wall Street
Utah
Lapa
Harrimah
Shorts
Union Pa Ific
Canadian Pacific Development
New Haven
J. P
Morgan
E. H. Harriman
Pacific Ocean
Woodmen Host Masquerade Ball For Houston Trip Fund
Sam Houston camp No. 6b Woodmen of the World held a masquerade ball at Electric Park skating rink to raise money for sending the dagrea team to Houston for upcoming events. Prizes were awarded for costumes including a huge tree trunk outfit and a stork, with winners listed for ladies and gents and various items such as handbags, belts, a vase, a necklace, a brooch, and bottles of beer and other goods. Judges were Mrs. J. O. King and P. Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Electric Park
Dagrea
Houston
Stork
Misa Wthet
Whitley
Miss Ball Berger
G. Loyd
G. 5. Syme
TL Schwartz
G. Weber
Frank Jos
N.Y. Bernard
R. Gossy
M. 8. Eisenberg
Jeer
M. Borgue
Mrs. J
King
Shields
Railroad to extend from M Auley to Abilene and Stamford
Fort Worth Texas December 19 report says W A Raits of Estreado Gulf plans to extend the railroad from McCautay to Stamford and Abilene. Trains to Grider expected by April 1, tying into the Rock Island line at Stamford.
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M’auley
Abilene
Fort Worth
Tex
W. A. Raits
Estreado & Gulf
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
McCautay
Stamford
Grider
St Stamford
Duel on Waxahachie Street Ends Bloodless
In Waxahachie Texas two men named Sha Allen and Jep Lows, both described as colored, fought a bloodless duel in the afternoon. They were armed with shotguns and revolvers and exchanged several shots in the public streets. Neither was injured and both were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Sha Allen
Jep Lows
Vubiia
Strong and Willacy Deny Campaign In Austin Appearance
In Austin on December 19, Strong and Senator Willacy, Texas prohibition leaders, declared they spoke not for their faction but to advocate policies. A separate note mentions Governor Campbell and a cough remedy with honey and tar sold by Detar Brug Co. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tay
Sterting’p. Strong
Willacy
Ant
Arch
Campbell
Detar Brug Co
Austin Man Found Dying in Houston Rooming House
Special to The Night Houston Texas December police investigate the death of M. O. Johnson a prominent Austin man found in a Congress Avenue rooming house. He died later at the Houston infirmary relatives believe he was poisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Dec
M. 0
Jomnaon
Austin Read
Upton
Selous
Congress Avenue
Millionaire Theatrical Magnate Teases Hollywood Clubman
In Los Angeles Teo 19 a Brew eters clubman, former associate of Charles M Schwab, has become a Belns theater ticket seller. If prospects look bright he may enter the theatrical business with plans to tour and invest further. Hoods Sarsaparilla is mentioned in a health context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Los Angeles
Cal
Ordar Ita
Breweters
Tillonaire
Pusingsd
Charles M. Schwab
Belns ‘Eo
Gov Campbell to Urge Prohibition in Message
Austin Texas Dee 19 The governor reiterated his plan to urge statewide prohibition in the coming legislative message The anti saloon lobby favors submission to a constitutional amendment while the governor backs statutory prohibition He avoids discussing tax law but is believed to support the current tax system opposed by commercial interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dee
Shot to death in dispute over a dog
Special to The Light. Muskogee Oklahoma December 19 Thomas Shade was shot and killed this afternoon by Jack Kerry during a dispute over the ownership of a dog at Etttert. The men are hill blood Cherokees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Thomas Shade
Jack Kerry
Ettert
Negro woman swallows poison in despondent act
Nellie Gigson and four other women, all about 25, drank a tablet poison dissolved in water after a love affair despondency. Dr Diawtidie attended and believes she will survive the ingestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gigson
Diawtidie
Slo
Standard Oil Asks Freedom From Fine In Supreme Court
Standard Oil asks the Supreme Court to dismiss the government's petition for a writ in the Chicago and Alton case. The lengthy matter concerns a $28,000,000 fine and related lower-court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court of
Chicago & Alton
Cork
Births Reported in Local Homes This Month
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and addresses. Pay born December 13 to Mr and Mrs William Newton of 217 Maryland Avenue. Hel born December 4 to Mrs and Mrs S F Branham of 122 Delmar Street. Ray born December 1 to Mr and Mrs Vincent Falho of 107 Marshate Street.
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Wallhoefer’s
E. Commerce Street
Houston St
Role de Chambre
E Davids French
Texas Book & Stationery Co
Xmas Shoppers
Commerce Street
Tor
Cage
Billy Sheehan
W. Commerc
Biite Alotel
Queen Clives
Fate Noir
New
Steve's
Steve Vancararer
Shell Oysters
City News
WANT
Club Bata
Lowora St
Garland, Clairvoyant
E. House Ton Street
Bon‘ton Millinery
Chalkley Bros
Savatro
Ipstein
Whaleane
W. Canner St
Beth Paonan
Powell’s
Larédo
Mames. Kincaid
Bill M’donald
Dent A. Lipscomb
Alamo Bank
Henry Magendie
Prapriston
Unsur- Daseed
Tabie de Hote
Popular
E. Hovaten
Bear Grass
Frank Marek CO
Starret
Bath
R. A. Grant, Jr
S. Concha St
Ghapa's
San Antonia
Tex F. A
Elean
Alling Paper Co
E. Houston St
F.R. Parker
N.Y
Waxahachie Street
Strong and Willacy
Duerler
Duerlers
Sitalle
Cheng
Stanley
the Enterprise
East Commerce
East End
I . Thautork
Steuss
Daughters of the Confederacy
Smith School
Jefferson Davis
R. H. Northup
W. D.ightower
Darley
Misa Lyd
Gus Bolmet
Hood
Gov. Campbell
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