Alleged Dress Garment Dispute in Michigan Suit
Alpena Mich Jan 5 Partnership testimony centers on a suit filed by Frank D Scott against Edna James Scott. The hearing covers repairs, alleged extravagance, and a dress garment dispute claimed as a kimono or dressing gown. Witnesses include Miss Kennedy secretary to Representative Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Mich
Mins
Edna James Scott
Prospect
Frank D. Scott
Ars
Scott
Irs
Judge W. S. Anderson Sworn In For New Term
William S. Anderson of the Thirty-seventh District Court took the oath to begin his new term. Clerk A. Wy. Barles administered the oath after Anderson received his certificate of election signed by Guy emer Pitt. The oath reflected compliance with state and county officer requirements since the constitutional era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodge William $. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
A. Wy. Barles
Anderson
Guy Emer Pitt
Auth
New Tom Green School Opened For Lake Winn Suburb
The new Tom Green School near Lake Winn, north of Sam Angle, was funded by bonds of 3 100 and opened after Christmas holidays. It is two stories with five rooms and an auditorium, serving 170 to 290 pupils through the tenth grade with five teachers. W A Tumsen is principal, C B Mills built the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Angelo
Lake Winn
Sam Angle
Mirul
Iveceanber
San Anglo
Concho-Colorado Teachers' Institute
Lake Fiew
Mothers’ Club
W. A. Tulmsen
C. 8
Mills
Pew
Del Rio District Court Opens Term With Civil Docket
Del Rio district court will meet in Dey Riv Tex Tan. Judge Joe Dones presiding. Large civil docket expected. little criminal business anticipated. Names on the petit jury for the week include Natt Holman R E Be Hers Rey Gash H E M Duite Je Measles Homeeman Renee Inden A McDougzaid C A Markward M Stool Louis Brauer Francisco Cantu Join G Graves T D Moore I F Ingram T B Cobb Ben Billingsley W M Abbey B Lockey ad Goorre We Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
Riv
Tex
Tan
Joe Dones
Natt Holman
R. E. Be ‘Hers
Rey Gash HE
Duite
Home
Church Auxiliary Elects Officials in Lockhart
Emmanuel Episcopal auxiliary held annual elections selecting Mrs Day as president Miss Griscalwok as vice president Mrs Buchtel as secretary treasurer Mrs Walter Trib as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Auxiliary
Fragmented Weather Summary for Cities
Weather reports give mixed readings for San Antonio and West Texas with general fair skies, warm trend into Tuesday, and light to moderate winds. Chicago readings show clear skies, southwest winds, highs near 45 and lows around 24 to 32 with varying temperatures throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Chicago
Elsart
Lest
San Antonio Market Prices for Produce Quoted
Prices quoted by Pry Company Monday morning cover a wide range of produce and goods. Quotes include eggs, peppers, greens, citrus, potatoes, yams, onions, berries, and other farm items with per dozen, per basket, per crate, or per pound rates. The report also notes New York market conditions and Cuban sugar futures with shifts in mid day pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Texas
California
Porto Tico
Oran ‘Tesar
Ben Davis
Jonathan Apps
Eyndéer
Stonway Rern
Igs Powltrys Ainer
New York
Gulert
Wofuvar Qi
Fehr Suger
Vader
Prien
Lagat
Thousands attend annual auto show in New York City
Jan. 5 thousands flocked to the national automobile show opening in New York. Five hundred cars on display ranged from early horseless carriages to 1925 models. The exhibit moved from Madison Square Garden to the Field Artillery Armory to accommodate a larger display on four and a half acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Madison Senars Garden
Field Artillery
Pastor Calls Jonah Bible Joke Book in Kalamazoo
Rev. John Wirt Dunning, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Kalamazoo, told the Twentieth Century Club that Jonah is not to be read literally but as dramatic allegory showing God’s love beyond borders and universal brotherhood. He argued Genesis is prologue with myths from generations, and Revelations is allegorical literature meant to comfort persecuted Christians under Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falamazoo
Mich
John Wirt Dunning
First Presbyterian Caureh
Kelamazoo
Twentieth Century Club
Dunning
Punning
Rome
Danning
John
Apostle
Texas Coed Scrap Books Show UT Girls’ Activities
Five bound volumes from 1919 documenting University of Texas women’s life through clippings from the Daily Texan. Miss Luia Mary Bewley, assistant to the dean of women, selected topics highlighting girls’ activities, preserving a condensed history of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Luia Mary Bewley
Boy Hurt as Gun Goes Off in Roading Incident
A boy in Del Rio sustained a gunshot wound to the right hand when an accidental rifle discharge occurred while an alibi was being established. The bullet penetrated the index and middle fingers. the hand was dressed, and doctors hope to save the limb. The report appears amid a jumble of unrelated market items and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Hurt
DE Rio
Ter
Jan
Hayes
Young I
Witl. Horves
del Hia
Congress set to push appropriations this week in Capitol Hill
Washington dispatch reports Congress faces a busy week to finish funding for two months remaining in the session. The House prepares for final votes on the army and urgent deficiency bills while targeting tax refunds and banking law changes. The Senate weighs the Presidents veto of the postal pay bill amid a postal rate increase fight, then returns to Muscle Shoals and related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
McFadden
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Wall Street Buys Public Utilities and Metals Leaders
A sweep of deals places The International Utties Corporation of New York City in complete control of Coffeyville Gas and Fuel Company, with other recent acquisitions including Kentucky Sees ion and Southwestern Utilities Cor jou. Iron and steel firms report near capacity, with Republic Iron and Steel nearing full output. cattle and grain markets show steady to mixed trends in Kansas City and Omaha reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities
International Utties Corporation
New York City
Coffeyville Gas and Fuel Company
Coffeyville
Kansas
Kentucky
Southwestern Utilities Corjou
Buffalo and Erie Railroad
Catzadian Utilities Limited
Iron and Steel
Mahoning
Shenago
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Plan to Aud Deficiency Measure in Emergency Budget
Washington plan to aud deficiency measure includes 3157,101,700 for refunds of illegally collected taxes and various public works. House Appropriations Committee moves to rush bill to Senate with items for Dam No 2 construction, inland waterways stock purchase, epidemic prevention, coast guard repairs, post office projects, and fire safety upgrades. Refunds history shows large taxpayer repayments and committee notes no funds requested for next year refunds at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Afus
Ele Shogis
Inland Waterways Corporation
New Orleans
Oakland
Cal
Coast Guard
Menning
Paris
Texas
Navy Observatory
The
Daughter Arrives At Castle Home In Chicago
Jane 5, Mrs Irene Castle McLaughlin, wife of Major Frederick McLaughlin and famed dancer, is mother to a seven pound daughter born in a local hospital. She had planned stage retirement after last year’s marriage. The McLaughlin family, wealthy and social, spent their honeymoon in the Orient. The husband is the third dancer’s partner and a sportsman. Her first husband, Vernon Castle, was killed in February 1918 at Fort Worth while instructing aviation students. The second husband, Captain Robert E Tremain, she divorced in Paris before marrying Major McLaughlin. Mrs Castle McLaughlin has been in seclusion since a recent overseas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Frederick McLaughlin
McLaughlin
McLaughlins
Orient
Robert E. Treman
Paris
Major McLaughlin
SteLaughlin
Charters Granted Resti y. Texas Incorporations List
Chartered firms include Jack 5 Patsacl Company in San Antonio with $700,000 stock. The Price Company in Zarla with $9,009 stock. Mayfield-Alford Company in Mayfield with $20,000 stock. B KOM Company in Austin with $20,000 stock. Tarber Lumber and Manufacturing Company in Beaumont with $75,400 stock. Hudum & Davie Company in Dallas with $200,660 stock. The Prescription House of Ronston in Sharts with $20,000 stock. Harotkin Furniture Company in San Antonio with $20,906 stock. Stage tine in Mineral Wells with $3,000 stock. Houston-Penn Water Company in Austin with $10,000 stock. United Prayer and Workers in Houston with unspecified stock. Pippin Grocery Company in Waco with $75,000 stock. Mangum & Company in Temple with $410,000 stock. Security Sales Service in Trounton with $310,000 stock. Shropshire Motor Company in Austin with $7,506 stock. Amendment filed for Mayfield Alford Company name change. Continental Paper and Bag Mills Corporation in New York with $17,560 stock granted to operate in Texas. Hickok Producing and Envelopment Company in Tomluz with $19,000 stock. American Optical Company in Oaksbridge with $5,600 stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Alford Sr
J. Tu Alford
Fe Taford
KOM Company
Austin
C. Tl. Brownlecx
Houghton Brownlee
Tarber Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Beaumont
Capital
Tt. S. Barber
J. &, Barber
E Thayer
Hudum & Davie Company
Dallasy Capital Tock
E. Yindeon
E.G. Cote
G. L. Doyie
Prescription House of
Ronston
Sharts Capital Stock
Incor- HN
Houston-Penn Water Company
Astin
Capital Steal
R. J. Penn
Houston
A. W. Poon
United Prayer and Workers
Lengus
Birney
E.G. Garhart
J.C. Wilder
Pippin Grocery Company
Waco
D. Py, Pippin
J. L. Pippin
W. W. Harry
Mangum & Company
Tempie
W. Mangum
J. G. Wilson
W. Tf. Hancock
Turpone
Ing. Trounton
Capital Stock
JM. Raveana
W. A. Ryan
M. N. Montgomery
Shropshire Motor Company
Beater Bac
Hollambna
J. E. Grada
Stote
Hickok Pron
Torludaz
Texas
Cisco
Ponnter
American Optical Company
Oathbridge
Mags
Dalina
A. Methodes
Advertising builds city through printer's ink says McIntosh
William McIntosh of The Light told the Advertising Club that a city grows with business and population. He argued advertising drives business, employment, and neighborliness, noting that big cities require strong advertising to develop future San Antonio. Harry Hertzberg chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. McIntosh
the Light
McIntosh
Greater San Antonio
San Antonio
Harry Hertzberg
Officers Honor General Summerall Farewell Dinner
Officers on duty at the corps area headquarters host a farewell dinner for Major General Charles P. Summerall commander of the Eighth Corps Area. The event occurs Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Mitrovich Safe with 122 officers expected to attend a stay party. Summerall departs Saturday night for Governors Island to take command of the Second Corps Area. The Mitrovich hall will be decorated in corps area colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Summerall
Eighth Corps
Corps Area
Mitrovich
Summerall
San Antonio
Governors Island
Vntty
Pershing
Taft
Roosevelt
Corps Arca
Judge West forfeits bonds in two district cases
In United States district court on Monday bonds for Delfina Valverde and James H Finch were declared forfeited by Judge West after both defendants failed to appear. Valverde is charged with unlawfully dealing in noveltics while Finch is accused of distilling illicit spirits with Tom Horrell.
Negro Worker Fined for Stealing Oats
George Johnson a nose laborer admitted stealing a sack of oats from Bart Sam Houston on June 26. He pleaded utility before Federal Judge Duval West and was fined $25 for the theft, the oats valued at $2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Bart Sam Houston
Johnson
Duval West
Harold MacGrath's Brother Missing In Syracuse
Harold MacGrath's brother H Faulder MacGrath, 31, vanished from home in Syracuse since Friday. Private detectives have been hired to conduct the search, with Detroit among the cities considered for the frigid system project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Macgrath
Syracuse
H. Faulder
MacGrath
Detroit
Gentleman steals from club lockers at Galveston
A man described as a gentleman entered the Galveston Country Club locker room before play and removed valuables from lockers. Members reported losses totaling about 100 dollars in cash and numerous items including watches rings and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garyeston
Galveston Country Club
Colonel Benjamin Relieved From Fort Sam Houston Reservation
Lieutenant Colonel J. A. Benjamin, post recruiting officer at Fort Sam Houston in the Eighth Corps Area, is relieved from duty and assigned to Schenectady after about two years at Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
NEW _YORK
J. A. Benjamin
Fort Sam Houston
Eighth Corps
Schenectady
Fort Sam Hospital Inspected for Internship Training
An inspection of the Station Hospital at Fort Sam Houston is underway by Dr. Williamson of the American College of Surgeons to determine suitability for intern training. If the hospital meets the standards, young doctors may be offered a year of internship there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spital
Fort Sam Houston
Williamson
American College of Surgeons
Stork Gains Over Reaper In Boston
Boston reports a rising birth rate and falling death rate for 1924 per Dr Francis X K Mahoney health commissioner. Birth rate climbed from 21.28 per thousand in 1922 to 2489 in 1923 and 2856 in 1924 while deaths fell from 14.95 per thousand to 14.92 in 1922 and 14.08 in 1924. Total births reached 19 700 and deaths 10 840, yielding a natural increase of 3 760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Francis X K. Mahoney
Ministers Condemn DeMolay Sunday Athletics in San Antonio
San Antonio ministers at Travis Park Methodist church condemn DeMolay Sunday football and sports linking them to worship. They urge DeMolay leaders to schedule activities away from church services, while noting most games occur between morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Shriners
de Molay
James Hiledge
Adbert Pike
Order of de Molay
Soldier hurt by 15 foot fall at Worth Hotel
William Daniel, a retired army sergeant, fell fifteen feet from a second story window at the Worth Hotel on South Alamo Street. He told officers he thought the window was a door and heard burglars as he walked out, sustaining only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daniel
Daniel
Worth Hotel
South Alamo Street
Beaumont Opens First Zoo With Large Opening Crowd
In Beaumont on January 5 more than 10 000 people attended the opening of the city's first zoo housed on the grounds of the South Texas state fair. The modest setup relied on volunteers as caretakers to manage the crowd and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
South Texas
Allies Worry Over Debt At Paris Finance Conference
Paris January 5 Allied finance ministers arrange Wednesday talks to apportion 2.0 billion in reparations from Germany. Debate centers on American share under the Dawes plan with Britain opposing U.S. equity. Kellogg, Herrick, and Logan attend as observers as Hers and Clemente press to ease the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Tvere
Inter-Allied 4
Kellogg and Herrick
James A. Logan
United States
France
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Hague Court
Trench
Hers Tigt
Clemente
Debt Conference May Be Proposed by Churchill At Paris
London January 5 Churchill chancellor of the exchequer will press informal talks with allied finance officials at the Paris conference to handle inter allied debts. The cabinet supports private discussions to avoid open debate in official sessions and may seek a future debt conference if conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
Paris
Churchill
United States
Great Britain
French Proposal Handed to Hughes
Washington January 5 The informal debt funding suggestions from French Finance Minister Clemente are in Secretary Hughes's hands for perusal with redaction withheld. The State Department received the document last night and no commitment is expected until the debt funding commission led by Secretary Mellon reviews it. A meeting of the commission is likely early in the week to appraise the proposal and its potential for a formal settlement of the French war debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clemente
Hughes
State Department
United States
American Debt Funding Authority
Merlon
Debt Funding Commission
Mellon
Christmas School Reopens After Two Week Break
About thirty three thousand pupils returned to city schools on Monday after a Christmas vacation that lasted over two weeks. The restart followed a long break beginning December 19, with attendance expected to remain steady into the first semester restart aims in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peh+ runry
Mother Seeks Son In San Antonio Letter To Sheriff
Mrs. Maggie Waterhouse of 316 State Street Pine BinsArk asks help locating her son Phil Smith who she believes is in San Antonio. She asks Sheriff Jim Stevens to aid in finding him before she dies and expresses strong hope to meet him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Waterhouse
State Street
Pine Bins& Ark
Phil Smith
Jim Stevens
Bexar County Court Honors Greathouse
A resolution of respect for San Antonio attorney I. Greathouse was entered in the Bexar County civil minutes after a committee presented the document to Judge Burnett. The group included Graham Dowdell and Verey S. Roberson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. I. Greathouse
San Antonio
Bexar Couity Court
Graham Dowdell
Manet
W. Davis
Verey S. Roberson
T. van derHoeven
Tudge Mefotum Burnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fane Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Gramy
Washington Army
W. 8. Anderson
NEW Tom Green School
del Rio
Mperatures
Jones
Cincagh Statatoes
Baris —Poitataest Rt
Lay
Mar
Eck Sussets
S—catten
Januare
Alamo Iron Works
Jonah
Oklahoma City Livestock
MA City
ST. Joseph
Bae
Isogieass
Bourse
Yordon Stat
ST. Vais Prodech
ST. TT
Congregg
Wall Street
Kansas City
Celves
Stow
Hoge
Saturn
Omara Livestock
York
FAST
ST. Louis
Sosey Teher Hey
Sheen
Taree
Warnes
Southern Nora
Red River
How
Castle Home
Mintosh Oaya Advertising
Fort Sam Hospital
STORK
Reaper
Aliance
Asher Harland Brand
Bexar County
Newton
Men's Christian Assosiation
Robert & Tate
Carl Newton
Berry
Religious Work
San Antoni
England
U. S
Son
Greathouse
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!