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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1909
Page
7
A citizen's plea asks readers to consider humane remedies over locking up youths. The letter questions criminal companionship dangers and urges parental guidance to steer boys away from degradation toward better life choices.
Mrs L Eukins of 124 Laillte Street writes to The Daily Light urging citizens to form a plan to aid local boys, noting police involvement and the need for a safe center. She describes rescues of several youths, stresses deteriorating street conditions, and promises personal financial sacrifice to mobilize support.
Columbus, Mus, Feb 12 The jury in the case of R. Smith charged with the murder of I. A. Laurent at Artesia, Migs, several weeks ago today returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree.
From New York a report says Harriman will depart for the south and Mexico within days. Since his return, he has not visited his office except for a New York Central meeting at his Fifth Avenue residence, with most business handled remotely.
Special to The Light from Austin Texas reports a clash over Senior Tindspeth's $195,009 bounty bill for wolf campaign items. Cattle and sheep interests in west Texas oppose, fearing wolves will roam raiders and harm livestock. The Texas Cattle Raisers Association of Fort Worth warns it could fracture unity within the organization.
At a directors meeting of the Waco Baseball association Meron Richards was authorized to sell Waco's franchise to Oklahoma City The move is expected to be finalized today and the Texas league is not likely to oppose the change
The San Antonio Summer Normal faculty selections announced for the June 29 event include Cundurtor, Marshall Johnston, T. Arnold, and Miss Agnete Catlen, with roles listed as palmary iusteyetor and stenesar of draws.
Market notes report cotton bids with May futures and several grain and livestock prices. Cattle receipts around 2400, hogs about 4000, steady hog market, live cattle tops around 6.15, calves about 3.30, hogs near 46.80 per ton, with various fluctuating quotes across orders and regions.
Hodgenville Kentucky February one hundredth birthday celebration for Abraham Lincoln features remarks by Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan. Speech highlights Lincoln as a unifying figure who fought for truth and urged reconciliation, with ceremonies at the Lincoln cabin site and Lincoln Memorial activities drawing thousands.
Forecasters predict showers tonight with unsteady winds and cooler conditions. Temperatures fall toward the mid forties by dawn with lingering drizzle possible into Wednesday morning.
Portamonth reports updates from the Navy Department on fleet developments and new forays. The dispatch notes positions along the west frontier and ongoing maneuvers by Ute forces, with references to officers and locations in terse wartime briefings.
Spacial to Tha Tight Dallas Tex Poh two weeks respite granted in the case of the murder of a white woman. The appearance today indicated terms were set for a brief delay in proceedings as authorities review the case.
In Asheville on February 12 the court opened the twenty third day of the Duncan Cooper Robin Cooper and Julia Sharp trial for the Carnac Phy slaying. The State pressed premortem challenges while defense fought to preserve potential jurors. W A Bell a 40 year old farmer who reads no papers and A G Burnett a horse trader drew scrutiny and fled, joining a pool of veniremen as peremptory challenges whittled the list.
The house committee on counting today considered the inheritance tax bill. Victor Moore of El Paso opposed the measure while the senate discussed creating a new independent school district and raising attorney fees for certain actions. The discussion touched on age of consent and a mutual benefit association in the region.
Special to the Light reports Dallas County will vote on bridge bonds to fund river crossings.Officials propose using the bonds to build and repair bridges, aiming to improve flood safety and transportation links across the county. The measure seeks public approval to issue bonds and finance the project over time.
Special to The Light reports a lynching in Beaumont this afternoon as a Black man was hanged for an assault. The published transcription is garbled but notes the pending act of punishment and the surrounding public tension during the event.
A report from Malin notes Bishop Hoss traveling south toward Uheusy Hight where he suffered a medical collapse. He is expected to be admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital on Sunday for a probable surgical procedure.
Chairman announces there will be no mass meeting tomorrow to nominate candidates for the school board. The article notes women voters are not ready to name nominees at this time and outlines the planned next steps for the nomination process.
Rufus A. Lewis states no follow up women’s club meeting will occur after the City Federation of Women’s Clubs assembly tomorrow at 3 pm at the Woman’s Clubhouse on Camden Street. He notes the committee is not ready with its candidates list and a mass meeting to nominate will take place within ten days.
In Kalamazoo Michigan February congressman Melvinley of California criticized Japan policy and warned about distrust in Pacific relations. He quoted the president urging white settlement and warned against backroom diplomacy while urging a firm stance toward Japan and England.
Washington February 12 President has telegraphed Senator Hale urging Congress to remove all doubt about Senator Knox's eligibility for the office of secretary of state and arguing that Knox's loss from the cabinet would be a serious misfortune.
Fragmentary note reports Pierce facing bond forfeiture if he does not appear. Reference to criminal docket, delays, and a continuance sought by Hamilton. Mention of travel from New York and potential postponement affecting proceedings. Attorneys uncertain about presence at the initial proceeding.
A civil action filed in thirty sh smet court by Ida Shirovagattios against G A Btleren alleges damages over a disputed title. The document outlines fault alleged and requests relief through court action.
A divorce action is filed against Bucy Lave by Hag Hyon in the thirty seventh district court. The suit seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief as per local statutes.
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