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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
10
Elmer Luter advances to second in the subscription race amid score changes of the day. Richard Johnson also gains while others work to improve their totals. Students with overdue books must return them by Saturday afternoon to avoid further penalties.
The San Antonio Trades Council last night adopted resolutions condemning the prohibition drive. It vows to seek labor support across Texas for opposing the movement and cites thousands employed in brewing and related industries. A committee including A. Ahr, S. I. Nanthaus, and Marshall Johnson will arrange labor participation in the spring carnival. W. L. Hoefgen to represent the royal council at the State Federation meeting in Fort Worth in April.
A local optical shop claims to beat all competition with lower prices and 30 years in operation. The ad touts discounts on glasses from four to seven dollars, gold filled frames, and free optician services, inviting customers to compare and save this new year.
City National Bank officers elected at the stockholders and directors meeting held yesterday include George C. Sanur as president, Frederick Terrell as vice president, W. Ting as cashier, J. M. Hart as assistant cashier, and M. H. Townsend chosen as a new board member.
Detective Inspector Kenly confronts Captain Marven with alleged theft of government secrets. The Great Man and Permanent Secretary judge the case, while Marven fends off arrest to protect his son. A note from Flurscheim sways decisions as Lynton Horn’s whereabouts drive a tense pursuit.
The excerpt notes a prolonged conference at the Foreign Office ending with a decisive decision regarding a policy or stance. It references Lynton Hora and hints at a discussion on criminal philosophy and restrictions. The fragmentary text limits full context of events or outcomes.
A garbled rail timetable lists connections from Chicago to Dallas Fort Worth and Houston with stops at Worth S316, Dullad, and various Texas towns. Mentions Montere y, Victoria, and Galveston routes, punctuality indicators, and station stops such as Union Station and Flores Street.
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