Stand Pat as Southwestern Telegraph Wires Cut at Court House
Southwestern Telephone Company removed all telephones from the court house amid a rumor wires were cut in Constable Charles Stevens' office. Investigation found the break caused by accident by a crew of Southwestern linemen. service was restored by later afternoon. A liquor injunction hearing was set for Forty-fifth district court but was continued due to a party. No further action noted on wire damage and county cases.
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Southwestern Telephone Company
Emirt House
Charles Stevens
Southwestern Company
Court House
South Western Pirate
South Weeters
Gus Guible
Dirasuon Sit
Indie
Sheidhinhead
Munger Adams
Thy
Southy
Constable
Ashuns
Sal Antonio
Sunday Law Trial Jury Difficult to Assemble
After 68 jurors were examined in Justice Usnseheid's court for a case charging a Berber with violating the general Sunday law, the session adjourned until 2 o'clock this afternoon. Constable Blevens was ordered to bring in additional jurors as many of the morning panel were not qualified. The proceedings may not finish tonight.
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Justicn Usnseheid
Cowit
Blevens
Hold Good Meeting at Redwyen's Hall Pros HH
In spite of the increment a well attended meet was held at Redwyen's hall Pros HH Wolfe opened with a welcome address and Deputy Supremn President A Schoaley spoke on the Insiranes feature of the order presenting the past president Mrs Penney and the order’s jewel. A varied program followed with violin and piano pieces readings vocal solos and violin solos by a cast including Miss Arletta Gilbert Mr. Carlos De Hayos Mr. Jack Logue and Mrs. Daisy M. Hinges among others.
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Trboud
Redwyen
Wolfe
A. Schoaley
Debulf
Lodse
Paat
Mra Penney
Anth
Masse
Messrs
Fimmermn
Limpkin
Reading
Daisy M. Briggs
My. Tache Logue
Carlos de Hayos
Arletta Glbert
Aramermunk
Laapkin
Dalay M. Hinges
Voral Sola
Jack Logue
Crvlog de Hayes
Fleading
Arletta Gllbert
Peace Pact Emerges Over Alamo Custody
Miss Adina DeSavala appears likely to surrender possession of the Alamo property to W. C. Day, appointed by Governor Campbell as custodian while pending litigation ends. Day arrived from Austin and conferred with Webb and DeSavala aides as efforts to broker a settlement intensify, with talks extending to the governor’s office and the two chapters involved.
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Adina DeSavala
Alamo
W. C. Day
Day
Austin
Thomas M. Campbell
Central
San Antonio
Webb
Baughters of the Republic
Norman G. Kitien
Houston
DeZaville
Tvon
Trudge Webb
DeZavali
Ulisse
Guinn
Tony Visitas
A A
Mr. Day
Mr. Pay
DeZavala Wald
Wwell
Thomas Mitchell Campbeil
Mr Tay
Bt. Mary
Mission
Degavala
Boma J. Buplesan
Pere Ay
Campball
W. GC. Day
Publ Bcuildings and Brands
Daneval
Adina DeZavala
Wna
Nouse
Corees
Detavila Eluipter
Wusy
Rich With Me Bank Heist Ends in Escape
Five armed bandits dynamited Farmers and Mechanics Bank vault, stealing about $23,000 and wrecking a $9,000 building. An explosion woke the town as the robbers fired on a sheriff’s posse. no injuries reported. Citizens helped pursue, but the thieves fled toward a distant refuge.
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Farmers All Mechanics’ Bank
Enyy
J. W. Jamison
Uy City
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio Ends Brief Update
Lost weather forecast notes a colder tonight and a warmer Thursday ahead. The 12 hour period ending at 8 am recorded a maximum wind speed of 14 miles per hour. A comparison with last year is briefly mentioned, with forthcoming national weather details on page six.
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San Antonio Ani
Imu
Weather Office
Terrell Wells to Get Street Car Extension
Property owners along Corpus Christi South Flores street side with traction company to extend the line toward Terrell Wells. J W Hooker T H B Zanderson and W M White largely own land and urged the project. Extension expected to convert South Flores line toward Pleasanton road, opening up a growing city suburb.
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Corpus Christi Road
Traction Company
South Flores
Terrell Wells
Messrs
J. W. Hooker
T. BH. Zandereon
W. M. White
Worl
Flores Street
Pleasanton Road
Ciig
Refuse Writs In Bexar County Cases
Speed to The Might Austin Texas Feb 12 The sutiret spurt today refused applications writs of error in the following case Prom Bex Amalie Tattler et al Diehlmann et al and Than A Onpenbrimer et al Diehl anni ab al The application of J Kelleger vs the San Antonio ration company was dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
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Austin
Tex
Prom Bex
Amalie Tattler Et al
Diehlmann Et al
A. Onpenbrimer Et Ab
S. i. Diehlanni Ab
J. ?. Kelleger
San Antonio Racion Company
Centenarian-hopeful Mrs Mellen Near Death in City Home
Mrs Sarah A Mellen near death at her daughter Mes BSL Teele's home 428 West Craig Place age 99 years 10 months born Cambridge Mass April 13 1808. long Boston resident with vast family ties including daughter Mes J J Teele and granddaughter Miss Medriella Lorian. four generations under one roof amid old lineage.
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Sarah A. Mellen
Teele
West Craig Place
Fiere
Thig Cy
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Mes. BE
Terle
J. J. Jotlan
Flly
Tee
Loran
Mies Medriella Lorian
Mullen
Mellen
Secon
Ngw
Roth
F E Jones Wins First Award in 3000 Answer Contest
In a San Antonio Light contest, F E Jones won the first prize amid a flood of over 3000 submitted answers. Envelopes were opened at the Light office, revealing the winning sentence built from covered words. The prize included theater tickets for the Grand Opera House performance, with subsequent rounds of envelope openings and prize distribution planned at the paper’s office. The event drew public interest and highlighted the contest’s appeal.
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F. E. Jones
Brod Badanes
Vietanit
Culivid
San Antonio & Arphas
Pailaul
Fink
Grand Opera
Antonia Lindt
Anowens
Revedea
Etty
Nimler Np
Ainsreya
Iyank Mees
Slate 2
Misnegessary
Aswers
Oian
Optecl
aMsiels
Grand Opera House
Lew
Marathy
San Ane Tonio Qicht
Uts
Light's Great Concealed Word Contest Winners Listed
Contest totals show eleven winners with names and addresses from Fred E. Jones to Mrs. Wm. Eberhardt. Awards range from one box of six seats to single orchestra seats for the sixth through eleventh prizes. Winners must call The Light office after 9 am tomorrow to collect tickets.
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Nefed i
Lizht
Fred E. Jones
Victoria Street
Dalia Clark
South Laredo
W. T. Quillin
West Macon
Henry E Kallenberg
Oak
Mamie Taylor
Galveston
the Light
Dynamite blast at Suna Rosa mine boarding house shocks Arizona
Sympathizers set off dynamite under a boarding house at the Suna Rosa mine 20 miles south of Douglas Arizona. Fifteen men were blown through the roof and injured as part of an effort to pressure extradition for Ricardo Magou Antonio Villareal and Libra de Riviera now in Los Angeles jail on charges linked to a Diaz regime plot. Authorities tie the attack to Mexican revolutionary support groups and Mexican prisoners.
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Suna Rosa
Douglas
Arizona
Associated Press
Ricardo Magou
Antonio Villareal
Libra de
Santi Roe
Sonora
Mesxicott
Faraman’a
Rasifenens
Figes
Lorrdingange
Uirangi
Raat
Enatalaing
Toy
Thomas Fagin
Torres
Wile Nerest
Americins
Magon
Villareal
Riviera
Mesiec
Sue
Washington
Weight Inc
Ts Ter
Peniaz
St. Louis
Ce Janti
Aly
United States
Rey Thetar
Tos Ane
Convict Farms State Property Under Ratification
The state has taken ownership of convict farms after ratifying purchases of Ellis and Riddielk plantations to be used as convict farms. The move transfers control of these sites to state oversight for inmate labor and related operations.
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Austin
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