Popular lieutenant ordered fam Philippines before army board
Lieutenant Rich, a popular Twelfth Infantry officer, faces an army board at Fort Sam Houston after being ordered from the Philippines. General Myer declined to release details while confirming charges, and no trial date or participants were announced. Rich married an Austin woman before departing for the islands, and the case draws social interest in San Antonio.
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Philippines
Fort Sam Houston
Charley Eich
Sam Houston
Thial
Rich
Albert L. Myer
Department of Texas
Neesant
Myer
War Department
Tieutenant
San Antonio
Twants Sixth Infantry
Taft
Sunset Must Restore Land in Salton Basin Case
San Francisco Feb 11 The California Development company seeks to have control of the Mormon development system returned from Southern Pacific to the original stockholders. Judge Morrow’s decision in the United States circuit court of appeals ends a long dispute over the canal system fed by the Colorado river after its 1906 rampage.
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San Francisco
Cal
Menvelopment Company
Colorado River
Salton Basin
Southern Pacific Company
California Development Company
Morrow
United States
Court of Appeals
Noi
Count Bon Fined for Assault in Paris Court
Capurit Bont de Case tellane, the divorced husband of Anta Gould of New York, was found guilty by the Correctional court of criminal assault and battery on Price Helle de Sagan and fined $20, with damages awarded. In Kentucky, the legislature remains deadlocked as the senatorial vote yields Beckham 60, Bradley 69, Allen 1, Wheeler 1, Campbell 5, with no result.
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Paris
Capurit Bont de Casetellane
Anta Gould
New York
Price Helle de Sagan
Frankfort
United States
Beckham
Bradley
Allen
Wheeler
Campbell
SEE AN EASY VICTORY FOR SEC TAFT
Columbus Ohio February 11 primaries held today to select delegates in 86 Ohio counties. In 52 counties only one candidate list exists with no ballot. In 17 congressional districts primaries nominateRepresentatives or select delegates to congressional conventions. Anti Taft sentiment expected in Knox and Cuyahoga counties. Taft managers foresee a united convention on March 3 and no anti Taft delegates to the Chicago national convention. Polls open 1 pm to 7 pm.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tafi
Knox
Cuyahoga
Chicago
Democrats Seek A Low Rate To Dallas
Democrats seek a special low rate for the Texas Democratic executive committee meeting to be held in Fort Worth next Saturday. The decision will come this afternoon at the general agents monthly meeting. George Carden of Dallas handles the request. If granted a quick wire will inform Mr. Carden and railroad offices to arrange the rate and notify station agents statewide.
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Democratic Mtain Executive Committee
Fort Worth
Fiashenger
Wileh
George Carden
Dalehalman
Carden
Texas
Who Will Succeed President Harris in International Club
Members of the International club seek a successor to President Harris as no clear candidate emerges. Directors likely to quietly select the next leader at Thursday afternoon meeting amid no apparent contest.
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Theodore Harris
International Club
Organizaion
Harris
Wives of Soldiers Extended Interment Privilege Access
Washington reports General Oliver acting secretary of war issued an order extending to wives of enlisted personnel in the army navy and marine corps the privilege of interment in national cemetery. Previously only officers' wives could receive this privilege.
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Washington
Army, Navy and Tourine Corps
Oliver
Robbers Loot Missouri Bank in Nitro Blast
Five men blew open a Willard bank safe with nitro glycerine early today in Willard Missouri. The explosion alarmed residents and a gun battle ensued as the robbers fled toward a hand car. A posse of townspeople, business owners, and the sheriff with deputies organized pursuit.
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Willard
Anilekly
Farmhouse a haven after wreck on Sap
Passengers on the San Antonio and Aranvia rail line reached the city yesterday after a freight smash up between Green Station and Potins blocked the track from Sunday afternoon to early Monday morning. Ten freight cars derailed, with one hobo injured lightly. Passengers found shelter with nearby farms where women cooked to ease hunger. J M Vickers, a San Antonio printer and passenger, described families inspecting ruins and harvesting plants to take home.
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San Antonio
Aranvia Pass
Green Station
Potins
J. M. Vickers
Mrs. Vickers
Haan
Vickers
Culberson Introduces San Antonio Federal Building Bill
Senator Charles Culberson yesterday introduced in the senate a bill for an appropriation of 160000 dollars to add to the federal building in San Antonio. The estimate was provided to the club's committee last week and reflects the funding needed for necessary improvements.
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Culberson
San Antonio
Business Men’s Club
Washington
Charles 4. Culberson
School Board Adopts Sand Lime Brick for High School
At a special meeting the board accepted sand lime brick for the new High School building. Architects reported the material among the best obtainable and suitable for the project.
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Sidea
National Figure Attends Antitrust Talks in Texas
Attorney General Davidson will host visits from Missouri and Kansas officials, including Hadley and Jackson, for discussions on antitrust matters in Austin. The Texas oil company disputes heighten the importance of these meetings, with Hadley described as a leading anti cartel fighter.
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Austin
Tex
Davidson
Hadley
Missouri
San Antonio
Hariay
Jackson
Kansas
Caneral Davidson
Standard Off Company
Missoiri
Wallarce Ofl Company
Iis
Texas
Fleeing Portuguese Ex-Premier In Italy
Marseilles France February 11 Senor Franco former Portuguese premier and his family arrived last night and left for Genoa at 7 22 in the morning Jean We Lodlyes accompanied them
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Italy
Marseilles
France
Senor Franco
Portugal
Genoa
Jean We Lodlyes
Local Weather Forecast for Sac Antonia and Yonight
Local weather shows light rain in Sac Antonia and Yonight with warmer conditions. Wednesday brings showers and colder spells. The 42 hour period ending at 8 am recorded a low near 42 and a high near 48. Wind averaged about 12 miles per hour in the morning.
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Sac Antonia
Iistatty
Pha
Fallowa
Hard Luck For Northbound Tourist Party Ends
A New England tied touring group led by Villa Nouva, with 22 members and a sharp horn, faces a six week court wait as they split routes. The Mexican tour kicks off tomorrow at 11 AM while the California contingent departs tomorrow afternoon. Members hail from New England and several other states as rain hampers travel.
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Tames Villa
Nueva
Dapaly
Rayemond-Whiteoaih
Republic of
Maxico
Washington
Richmond
New Orleans
Caimo
Mexico
California
Mexico City
New England
Mire
Young Millionaire as a Street Cleaner in New York
D D Streeter, a Columbia University junior and son of Brooklyn’s wealthiest brewer, works as a street cleaner nicknamed the white wing for his white canvas suit. He joined the department to earn money and helped clear snow after the recent blizzard in New York.
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Milionaire
D. D. Streeter
Columbia University
Brooklyn
Stronnona
New York
Steals Ship From a Florida Port
In Pensacola Florida on February 21 a German steamer captain allegedly seized the Delts vessel from the port despite a U S marshal seizure and posted bond. The act followed three lawsuits totaling 8000 dollars. The attorney general in Washington was asked to involve the revenue cutter service to try to recapture the vessel from Key West.
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Pensacolit
Fla
Ray
Delts Tool
Port Galil
Gulf Coast
Washington
Revenue Culter Service
Key West
Glass Rehearses for Commencement at Beethoven Hall
The Wet school graduates rehearse at Beethoven hall with all program members present. Mrs. Robert Thompson leads the choirs while Miss Francis Nickerson coaches the chorus and the play. A dress rehearsal is set for next Thursday morning as the class readies for the commencement on Friday evening January 14 at Beethoven hall.
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Beethoven Hall
Roth
Harry Bkayton
Fray
My Lord of
Livers
Lord Thilmere
Tatfoon Threlkeld
Syigrott
Wallace McNeill
Hopkins
Barold Heck
Robert
Thomas Fuller
Sybil Amberly
Alma Crider
Laiua
Riva Berpiai
Rose
Florence Yeamanis
Claire Neville
Misses Clen Scanning
Gladys Heiltz
Laura Cappaletti
14A Shipman
Visuay
Helen
Deermont
Muslin
Missex
Minnie Ougazzi
Margaret Robinson
Emma Rieden
Maude Thomas
Mamie Russey
Dr. Bliem
School Horn
Atlanta Storm Strikes City Causing Delays and Damage
Atlanta and surrounding areas slowly recover from a sleet storm that disrupted streetcars, telegraph and telephone lines. No lives were lost but property damage was high, especially to communications and utilities. An open lodge session and entertainment by Alamo lodge No. 533 Fraternal Brotherhood is announced for Redmen's hall on Soledad street this evening with refreshments.
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Alanta
Atlanta
Alamo Lodge No. 533
Redmen's Hall
Soledad Street
Miss Adina De Zavala Defies Writ at Alamo Standoff
In Houston on February 11, Miss Adina De Zavala president of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas at the Alamo clash defied a Harris County injunction. Sheriff John Tobin and deputies attempted service as Victor Hugo and attorney J. E. Webb watched, while De Zavala retained possession and blocked reading of the writ, declaring she would stay for ever if needed.
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Alamo
Adina de Zavala
Miss de Zavala
Miss DeZavala
Ilaca
Sys
DeZayala
Bate
DeZavala
DeZavala Chapter
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Hugo-Selmester Company
Hugo
Republic
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