Fair Association Elects Officers and Honors Director
Otto Wahrmund heads the list with W B Tuttle as vice president. Enrique Ornelas is named honorary vice president and director of the foreign bureau. Old officers were re elected at the annual meeting in San Antonio with J Milton Vaney secretary and George Baur treasurer. A financial loss notice to creditors explains weather and cash issues and outlines a 50 percent settlement offer for claims and next year’s fair plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Tair Association
Prostdont
Otto Wahrmund
Tuttlefist
Ben
Foralanble Roan
Enrique Ornelas
Republic of Mexico
Sam Antonio
J. Milton Vaneny
George
Baur
Talila
Ue Vale
Directera
J Milan Vanes
oWhloh Financial
Agisl
Etait
Agatnet
Antonia Mpir Nisceinton
Mla Accout
Ciicamelanens
Yong
Hopeite
Agsoala- Hon
Tatr
Ato
Meir Maton
FK Association
Otto Wahmund
Two Seek 60000 From Sunset Road Rail Case Suits
A suit in the Forty ninth district court seeks 60000 from Sunset Road Railroad alleging a fall in a yard caused by improperly secured machinery and a collision near Galveston. Plaintiff Hugh Talman claims permanent injuries and asks 40000 for the yard incident and 20000 for injuries as a rail passenger. A separate filing involves 60000 for a second case amid a Houston Galveston crash claim against the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Talman
Galyes Bayes Birg
San Antonio
Tly Piachinery
Og Tracy
Marlon M. Gergaming
Tieedenpany
Houston
Galveston
Southern Tacine Abandons Christmas Tree Plan
The Southern Tacine drops its plan to place a Christmas tree at the Southern Pacific depot. A morning note from Houston general offices cancels the project and blames an unspecified issue with the agent. Local officials are unsure why the decision was favored by company leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Tacine
Southern Pacific
Houston
Banks in Chicago lead all in cash reserves
In a fragmented report from Chicago and San Antonio, multiple banks show strongest cash reserves with nationwide figures highlighting bank strength and liquidity. the survey notes San Antonio banks as prominent but stresses a broad national trend in cash holdings.
Lonewort Leaves Tomorrow After Recovery From Operation
Washington report notes Lonewort, who underwent an appendectomy on December 4, is recovering. She will leave the white house Thursday for home residence. Mrs. Lonewort can walk in her room but not yet go outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingli
Tongworth
Modern page reports rise in bear disease deaths and health fears
The board of health reports a 27 percent rise in bear disease deaths in Manhattan and branches through the first 31 months of 1407 compared to 1206. Dr Thomas Darlington cites modern life stress and neglect as contributors alongside reduced outdoor activity and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wikee
Board of Health
Manhattan
Thomas Darlington
Darlington
State loses in tilt with Waters Pierce
The Texas Supreme Court rules against Water’s Pierce in the case seeking appointment of a receiver for Waters Plyren’s property. The court’s decision upholds the lower court’s denial and details the statutory framework and prior rulings influencing the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters Pierce
Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
Texas
Wigler
Haliar
Brown
Jsclt
OO Mats
Abeta
Wits
Brownson Quits Amid Naval Chief Resignation
Roosevelt receives a dramatic resignation report from the White House as Admiral Brownson steps down immediately. Cont. Cameron McR. Winslow is named to succeed. no reason was given for the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Adela Wilbird
Benwassen
Cameron
Winslow
Wanted to Be Guard Positions Across Border Regions
Government service recruitment offers temporary guard jobs on the northern border. Applications were to be examined in January with daily pay. Posts listed include El Paso, San Antonio, Brownsville, Nogales, Laredo, and other border towns with guards sought for immigration service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersle
Get Lita
Wolehmay
Damarti
el Pago
Litricky
San Antonio
Drownsville
al Nogales
Local Weather Report For San Sedona Area
Weather summary notes fair conditions through Monday with measured temperatures 44 degrees around morning, 70 degrees later, and light winds around 6 miles per hour. Observations mention wind and cloud cover with general nationwide weather outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sedona Cape
Tonlgut
WeAnonday
Cape Arice
Hid
Tomnperatines
Alice
Sun
Goa
Houray Time Brings Death To Five Men
Five men were killed in Louisiana and Mississippi during the rush of Christmas week lights with a spree of shootings. In Covington Louisiana two men invited a money dispute. one opened fire killing the other. In New Albany Mississippi a section foreman shot and killed a man in a yard dispute. In Vaden Mississippi a feud left two dead and one wounded after a struggle. A love affair in Greenville Mississippi led to a fatal shooting and a wounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Covington
New, Albany
Miss
N. F. Whthouse
Nut UN Arnold
Vaden
Mattrice Marly
William Bpinx
Davly
Greenville
Holsmith
Jim English
Anathe Nogio
Passage of Chamber Yields 74 Bodies
Fragmentary report states that at Daveeadie pails entry No. 27 a total of 74 bodies were found, with 7 newly discovered and 4 already counted, bringing the murder total to 120. The scene is described as badly milked and chaotic by members of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daveeadie
Bronlit
Odin
Christmas and New Year Greeting From The Secondting Department
A 1907 holiday greeting from The secondting department of the Sin extends warm wishes to all employees of the atu de partments of the general offices. The message appears with a Christmas and New Year card, listing names across various accounting and maintenance sections, including auditors, clerks, stenographers, and correspondents, amid a broad, festive spread on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Hs Mammal
Davy Crockett
Houston
Ares TW. Terry
J. Tamer
EO. Engelbert
M. Frenkel
Misa A. Newtec
Mike
M. Kerr
Trawnor
Ighason
Tutertina
Kendall A
Munley
J Grass FR
Becker
Bucknen
Auenty
Hevel
Manly
Ahoy
Nw Hhye
Ravisings F. Colgate
Traater
OC Wagner
Caldwolk
OR. Catwell
Barkley
Howacl
Gover
Baltes
Murdock
W.G. Laborte
Brad Welds
Thelin
H. V. Ayhangi
A. W. Fawerds
Upplings i
Vrededt
Clalma
Ratofiffa
O. Hall
Savings of Months Go Up in Smoke
A grieving mother loses $17 in savings after cashing in her labor for a change to currency. In a frantic act she retrieves coins, papers, and saved wages from a cupboard, scattering them as she tries to buy a small comfort for her husband and child. The tale was shared by Snend S. King, principal of School No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopes
North
Colorado
Gilvey
Yextarday
Mulbe
Ste
Fire destroys cabin owned by Willan Herel on Main Street
A fire gutted a cabin on Main Street owned by Willan Herel and attended by the Mega family workers. Loss is about $100 with most contents saved by the sleemec. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Herel
Iin
S Dleemec
Christmas Feast Planned for County Farm and Convict Camp
The county plans a Christmas spread for inmates at the county farm Lamurraw and the convict camp. Local officials including County Commissioners and Judge Shook organize gifts and food, with fruit, turkeys, and a special dinner by camp chef Louis Abr. The event aims to lift spirits. work will pause for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamurraw
Uorry
Ae Christos
Louis Abr
Shook
Camny
Henry Applegate
Sharift Son
Tobi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qld
the Fair Assn
W. B. Tuttle
Ornelas
Foreign Bureau
SAN Antonio Masons
Easonic Temple
Te Masonic Temple
Losoya and
Crockett Streets
Sunset Road
Evant
Chicago
I. Dac
San Antonia
United States
Loneworte
Sper
Greater
New York
Brownson
Urangwn
Darr
Wotan
Knights Templara
Masonic
Losoya
AL Soule
W. Trackenridge
Edwin Chamharlain
Georgia
R Stumbirg
KR L. Ball
George B. Taliaferro
Cha Dallang
Thomas , Walsh
W.G. Wiggins
J. F. France
Julie H R. Arch
South
Mearnus
San Antonio Commandary
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!