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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
7
Senate refers the case to Justice Thomas after rejecting his plea for proleata near graft allegations. The action follows a heated lobbying scenario at Austin about 60 toga events and a jury contention.
Austin Feb 11 The Texas senate mood is serene after a feud over Thomas lobby charges. Lieutenant Governor Davia Stl expresses cordiality and acceptance, while Thomas says he remains disappointed that senators did not join a hunt for lobbyists. Next Tuesday he will present evidence to the Travis County grand jury claiming an authority law violation.
OG. D. Hy Fremter Way chosen secretary to direct future Carnival association plans. Campaign for funds led by Charles Gruden with assistance from Brown, Conis, Utted, Stevens, We, and Meanie. Advertising allowance set. parade trains expected for San Antonio’s greatest Wind celebration.
Kansas City February 13 The actress Blanche Walsh remains in serious condition at University Hospital after an illness described as a severe stomach trouble. Doctors reported her condition was still alarming and she will likely not appear on stage this season.
Washington February 11 Half the certified electoral votes canvassed by Congress show errors in state designations. Wisconsin certificates mislisted William H Patt of New York, not Ohio, prompting delays. Tellers note many certificates lack state identifiers, hindering formal announcements. Senator Kailey challenged Mississippi’s brief certificate as an example.
Washington February 11 The senate committee on judiciary today charged that reducing the secretary of state salary by 2000 dollars would permit Senator Knox to be eligible for appointment by the same authority.
President Roosevelt begins a cross country trip from Washington to honor Abraham Lincoln at his birthplace. Accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt and key officials the party travels to Hodsonville and Holmenvills before returning to Washington.
Mrs Rosie Mundy, previously in critical condition after a double shooting at Adolph Groman Austin attract, left Sant Nosy hospital after improving in the last week. Doctors announced she will undergo heart surgery in about ten weeks to remove a bullet believed lodged near her heart.
Wheat May price noted at 6.00 and 6.40 per bushel with slight gains. Cattle steady near 23.00 top, hogs and other items show varied prices. market notes from Galveston and surrounding dealers outline activity and demand on February 11 in Fort Worth Texas.
Friends of Bexar county court by Terrelli’s victory in the House saved the bill to engross the new form. opposition had offered a substitute granting the new judge criminal and saloon case jurisdiction with gubernatorial appointment. Terrell cited false petition signs and politics at the root of the move, accusing San Antonio politicians and Sterling P Strong of trying to block the measure. one substitute was ruled out of order and the original bill engrossed.
The decision, handed down by the supreme court, imposes a fine of 10 dollars and up to three days in jail for scalping tickets in Bexar County. A. R. Atkinson of the railroad division freight and passenger agent says the Ticket Protective Association will push to abolish scalping and prosecute violations to the limit, offering a reward for information leading to convictions.
Jack Wilson, wounded in the Grand Central hotel shooting on January 16, remains alive after 27 days in city hospital. He has survived with limited movement, while the other victim, WJ Linler, died. Wilson’s condition has puzzled physicians as they await further change. A bullet hole near the head remains a sign of the injury.
Milens of the Treelion company stated yesterday that the Houston Street bridge will be in condition for cars to pass on or before Saturday. City cars will resume service on the old route on that date.
A city unit notes a possible reduction from 4.15 to 1.07 on Earth S100 for the next fiscal year. The hint appears in an internal rule update and suggests a variation in pricing or allocation for the forthcoming period.
City officials outline possible tax relief with a rate as low as 1.07 per 100 valuation for the 4908-OO year, vs 1.15 in 10708. Mayor Callaghan and the finance committee plan meetings to set a new rate after expenses reports and budget details are finalized, with school taxes to be separated next year.
Austin dispatch reports the Senate defeats a homeopathy bill after long debate by a 14 to 92 tally. House judiciary committees report adverse on related measures and favor several riders. public notice and residency rules are debated alongside contemplated reforms to marriage notices and occupancy provisions.
Lizzie Thomas aged 38 died at city hospital after surgery. Daniel B Perry aged 61, a dentist, died at Park Terrace from tuberculosis. Juan Carrion aged four died at home on South Florey. Francisco Coy Jr age two funeral arrangements set for San Fernando cemetery. Francisca Coy Jr funeral held at residence then cemetery services.
In Summer Mississippi a blaze swept through the business district early today engulfing the telephone exchange post office People's Bank Herald Progress and three department stores. Estimated losses exceed $200000 with extensive property damage reported across the town.
The regular meeting of the National Association of Postal Clerks discussed hosting the next convention. San Antonio would bid, with Aldantle City as possible spring or early summer site. Delegates from multiple counties attend, and local businessmen show strong support.
Berlin reports King Edward is ill with bronchitis after an attack. A German physician advised rest and cautioned against further strain. The royal health update follows official announcements and local press coverage.
A fragmented report from Carthage Texas mentions two Black individuals struck in the vicinity of Wendel Latte on the road through Harris and surrounding counties. It is unclear whether they killed each other or were struck by an unknown party, and investigators have not yet determined the cause.
Independent Oil association to be organized in St Louis Missouri on February 1. Representatives from large independent firms in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma will form the group to argue that Standard Oil is not needed. F C Bretenyder of Best Git company is named as president designate.
Mrs J B Dirlwell state president of the Federation of Woman’s clubs spoke to a large gathering urging women to take seats on school boards and to lead child welfare efforts. She argued that every girl should have access to schooling and that women belong on governing bodies overseeing institutions and families.
A Washington birthday celebration hosted by the International Club was planned for February 22. The program committee prepared a program with Spanish welcome by J G Griner and a response by Dr J S Landsford. Students from local schools in Mexico were invited, refreshments served, and revolutionary costumes featured. Souvenirs include a portrait medal of George Washington and themed Mexico United States imagery.
A confrontation on Weroming Street escalated into an assault case. Charged are Gathamey, Mastin, and Emil Latte Weid, with alleged battery and disruptive conduct at a corporate court hearing. Witness testimony describes a heated discussion about work duties preceding the fight.
In Austin Texas railroad unions and management report a landmark agreement with state legislators. Employers and workers settle on promotion rules merit and long service while opposing drastic fare hikes. Rail lines Denver Austin Frisco Santa Fe and Katy plan major system expansions, with projected improvements totaling about 10 million dollars.
Washington Feb 1 Representative Wars Indvard, the party whip, said she presided today as the bill admitting Arizona and New Mexico to statehood would pass the House next Monday under suspension of the rules to prevent amendments, according to party sources.
The women’s school board campaign committee sets headquarters on the gallery at the Green Kettle with Mrs. Rufus A. Lewis in charge arranging preliminaries. Pal Crug declines renomination due to health, while W. W. Lipscomb’s resignation is discussed and Harria and Twtle state they will not seek re nomination.
A jury in Fifty Seventh district court awarded the plaintiffs a verdict around 3 o clock last night in the case of W A Shafer and others versus Barter National Bank of Basic Pass. The suit arose from the failure of Woods National Bank regarding cancellation of two notes signed by directors. About $136000 involved.
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