Dulling Pioneer San Antonio Merchant Dies at 62
George Dullulg of 124 Nolan Street a long time San Antonio resident and leader in business died at 11 p.m. at Santa Rosa infirmary following a four day illness from appendicitis. He built a retail and wholesale grocery empire and helped found the Fifth National Bank, later Alamo National Bank. He leaves fourteen children and a wife Frances Dulling. Funeral arrangements announced today.
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Dulling Dry Goods & Grocery Company
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Chris Dulling
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Frank Bonde
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Lala
Corrine Dalla
Dallas Mayor Asked by 3000 Voters to Run Again
Special to The Tiight reports 3000 Dallas residents sign a request for Mayor Hay and city commissioners to seek re election. Democrats discuss a primary to nominate a complete city ticket.
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Dallas
Hay
Caning
Carmack Slayers Seek Freedom on Bail Hearing
An application for bail was filed today in Nashville by attorneys for Col. T. B. Cooper Wigson Robin and others charged with the murder of Senator Carmack on November 9. The state will oppose the bail request. the hearing is set for Tuesday.
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Nashvile
Tenn
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Taft Wants Wilson to Stay as Treasury Prospect
Washington dispatch reports Taft prefers a western secretary of the treasury and names David R. Forgan of Chicago as likely appointee, with plans to keep Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson in place if possible. Other contenders include Myridan Terrick, Postmaster Meyer, and Secretary Bacon, while Wall Street ties are noted as a factor in choice.
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Washington, D. Cy
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Chicago
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New York
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Association of Commerce of Chicago
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Canada
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Natonal Bank of
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First National
Clearing House’ Association
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Foraker
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Obie Ie
the Treasury
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Bacon
Ar. Bacon
State Department
J. F. Morgan
Woman Dynamiter Seeks Tragic Death in Cell
Isabelle Martin convicted last week of conspiracy in dynamiting the home of Superior Judge Ogden in Oakland attempted suicide by swallowing powder glass in her cell. She was found unconscious on the cell floor and later sentenced this morning to several years in prison.
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Preachers Fight On Texarkana Street
In Texarkana Arkansas two traveling and Pentecostal pastors clashed on East Broad Street. Rev W A Phillips pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined one dollar by the police court. Both men were working together in a revival, with others nearby in the crowd.
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Ark
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Pentecostal
Rese Hill
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WINS COURT SYMPATHY FOR FORGERY CHARGE
Mrs Marie Clapp of New Braunfels Texas is arraigned in Jefferson Market court on forgery charges over a $50 check. She claims the check was given by her husband Herbert Clapp and asks for Texas authorities to handle the case. Authorities say felony warrants exist and she is in custody with probation officials awaiting instructions.
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New York
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New Braunfels
Vex
Herbert Clapp
Philadelphia
Barlow
Jefferson Market Court
Friues, George Hotel
San Antonio
Tex
H. G Henle
New Branfels
Fram County
Henn
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Hill Pughase Harriman War
The Burlington Railroad has purchased the Fort Worth and Denver railroad, strengthening Hill’s position against Harriman projects. The Denver road takes a part interest in the Brownville line, boosting access to Texas ports and a short route to Mexico. Canadian shipments may reach the Panama Canal, with great consequence for Texas.
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Houston
Tex
Builington
Fort Worth & Deter
Texas
Hill
Panama Canal
Vision of Wealth Dazes Junk Dealer
Special to The Light. Houston Texas December 19 Jacob Wolff a Polish junk dealer yesterday was poor now worth three hundred thousand dollars Tonight he tries to grasp the significance of his fortune He received a cablegram today notifying him that a relative had died in Holland leaving him wealth Two hundred dollars were sent for Wolff to return home to see his aged father before he died
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Tex
Der
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Holland
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Knight Facing Gallows Seeks Appeal in Fort Worth Case
The Court of Criminal Appeals will hear the case of Ike Knight, sentenced to hang for the murder of Ed Larmon in North Fort Worth. Knight’s appeal faces a first-week session as the appellate court reviews the conviction from Tyler, Texas.
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Tyler
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Court of Criminal Apnoala WI
Ed Larmon
North Fort Worth
Law's Coil Grows Tighter In Night Riders Case
Union City reports the dramatic testimony in the circuit court as eight alleged night riders face trial. Charles Russell testified he was forced to join the Reel Foot Lake night riders’ association, linking suspect Wred Pinion to leading the band. The testimony promises further revelations as the case continues on Page Seven.
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Wred Pinion
Bond waveers must aurry releases signed by subscribers
The Browneville railroad proposition nears closure as releases on bonds surpass the $65 000 mark. Saturday saw all large subscribers sign, most smaller subscribers also signing, with promises of $20 000 more. Officials plan to close releases promptly after January 16 when J F Edwards returns with his pass. Secretary Carrington said total signed commitments should exceed $65 000, and all bonds of $1000 and above have signed, with nearly all $500 subscribers also committing.
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Business Men's Club
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Bush Neat Men's Club
6000 Commissions Await Governor
Special to The Light Austin Tex Dec 1 Nearly 6000 commissions await the signature of the governor and the delay in some instances is causing a dilemma The governor says he is not holding up any commissions except in cases of violations of law Fort Worth reports Judge Dick succeeds Judge Irby Dankin in the district court and Dankin succeeds Judge Pressler in the court of civil appeals Neither Buck nor Dink Mn have commissions and parties at law will sue to have officers declared not qualified Courts will urge Austin to hasten sending the commissions along
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Fort Worth
Irby Dankin
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60 000 Unemployed Men Stir Berlin Crisis
Berlin faces a severe unemployment surge as 40 or more measures are debated by both the city and Prussian authorities. Over 100,000 men and women are out of work due to suspensions in building trades, signaling escalating social and economic strain.
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President Roosevelt Accused by Rider Miss Greer in Rock Creek Park
Miss Henrietta Greer, daughter of Beaumont judge, recounts an incident in Rock Creek Park where President Roosevelt allegedly rode down a riderless path and collided with her horse. She says the president did not apologize and that his party passed them without recognition.
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Hearst News Service
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Tex
Rock Creek Park
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Dove of Eagle Pass faces policy setback in port case
A high official reports Customs Collector Dove at Eagle Pass will lose a key allocation after the president reportedly passed on the case. The decision is expected to be announced Monday as officials pursue a new approach to the matter.
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Bardwell Affidavit Inspires By Love
Dallas dispatches report J Bardwell an insurance agent arrested here on an affidavit from San Antonio at the instance of Commissioner Love He is charged with soliciting business for unpermitted Texas companies Love is in the city today for the case
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San Antonio
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San Antonio Likely Site for Army Aeroplane Experiments
The United States army considers San Antonio for experimental aeroplane and balloon testing. General Alton and Secretary Carrington back weather and wind studies led by Major Buell. Congressman Sullivan says he is pushing to decide San Antonio as the station, with forthcoming detailed weather reports to Washington.
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Pretty Actress Shot By Unknown Men in Chicago
Police hunt two men seen with Margaret Wi Well, known as Peggy Derry, after a pretty actress was fatally wounded in her hotel room. Detectives press for clues as they probe the gay era mystery and the names tied to the case.
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Hearst News Service
Chicago
Tia Tne
Margaret Wi
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Lucky Baldwin Leaves Bed After Ten Years
Jos Angeles California reports that Death Angel known as Lucky Baldwin at Arcada woke from bed for the first time in ten years. He faced a pneumonia threat but is now weak yet recovering, with an early improvement anticipated.
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Hearst News Service
Jos Angeles
Cal
M. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Only Town in the State to Throw Down the Gauntlet and Invite the Rangers
A bold local note claims a single town has issued a challenge to the Rangers, signaling a bold public invitation and stirring regional attention. The piece frames the town as uniquely proactive, casting the invitation as a defining local stance.
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Sunday closing laws sweep through Texas towns
In Dor Dec 19 Governor Campbell pushes Baskin Maj Gregor measures to close saloons and theaters on Sundays. New Braunfels resists enforcement while other cities like Galveston Beaumont El Paso Denison and San Antonio report varied adherence with saloons and theaters remaining open or closing as orders loom. Local officials and saloonkeepers weigh actions amid Sabot unrest and public curiosity about enforcement.
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Beaunont
Tex
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Houston
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