Obituary notices and death announcements in San Antonio paper
Multiple obituaries and death notices cover T M Cowan aged 32 builder of the city dying at 9 30 am at residence 346 East eet widow Mrs Cowan and three children survive along with two sisters. Funeral from residence at 2 30 pm under Knights and Ladies of Honor John Bosshardt Lodge. Also John A Quinn 30 dies at home 102 Lavaca street traveling salesman with funeral at St Marys Church St Marys cemetery interment. Charles E Pace 27 dies at local hospital native Texan came seven days ago for treatment. Emme Haufam 48 died at home 222 Rigsby avenue wife of E W Haufam telegraph operator Western Union.
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T. M. Cowan
Easteet
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Cowan
Knights and Ladies Honor
Amerins
Republic
Herusband
Ollie
Leona
Edna Cowan
Maggie Foreman
Louisiana
Myrtle Lane
San Francisco
John Bosshardt
St. ‘S Cemetery
Georgia
Pace
Charles E. Pace
Texas
Arp
Tex
N. E. Pace
E. Pace
Ida L. Pace
Tyler
Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Eppony
Local woman remembered with surviving family listed
A obituary note states a resident who lived in San Antonio for three years came from Shreveport. Survived by a husband, one daughter Mrs. Genevieve Wyatt, and sister Mrs. Allen of Tennessee. Funeral arrangements pending and to be announced.
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San Antonio
Shreveport
Genevieve Wyatt
Allen
Tennessee
Supreme Court weighs Sherman Act against United Shoe officials
Washington Jan. 10 The Supreme Court probes whether acts by United Shoe Machinery officials violate the Sherman anti trust act after Massachusetts court annulled an indictment. Solicitor General Bullitt argues the act's criminal use is clear and that the 70 to 90 percent control of shoe machinery creates an unlawful restraint. He also contends tying leases force customers to use only combine machinery.
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Washington, D. C
United Shoe Machinery Company
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Bullitt
Solicitor General
Comoo
Amundsen Visits New York City for Extended Stay
Roald Amundsen the South Pole explorer arrived in New York for an extended visit. The report notes a surge of female candidates for town and metropolitan borough councils, hindered only by marriage restrictions and a notable woman mayor candidate who chose marriage instead. The Women’s Local Government Society lists twenty five candidates including Mrs Cobden Sanderson five physicians and three lawyers.
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Amundsen
New York
Roald Amundsen
England
Women's Local Government Society
Cobden Sanderson
Rowell Favors Caucus in Texas Speakership Fight
In Austin on January 10, Representative T. D. Rowell of Marion proposes a pro caucus to narrow the Texas House speakership race to one pro and one anti candidate. Other candidates including W. C. McKamy and Terrell claim votes and expect support, while Lt. Gov. Mayes arrives to discuss committee appointments with Gov. Colquitt and other state officials.
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Austin
Tex
T. D. Rowell
Marion County
Rowell
Judge Rowell
Terrell
Hunt
Will H. Mayes
Brownwood
A. B. Davidson
Cuero
Senate
Mayes
Colquitt
Agreement on Lane Rates Maintained by Steam Lines
A House merchant marine hearing reports an oral understanding among Lamport and Holt, Houston, Prince, and others to keep rates between New York and La Plata since 1912. Testimony notes no rebates in La Plata, rates set in London, and limited pooling in South Africa. Officials warn rate cutting harms competition and express bitter experiences with maintaining uniform charges.
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Washington, D. C
Lamport
Holt
Houston
New York
la Plata
Paul F. Gerhart
Prince Line
House Merchant Marine Committee
Ines
South Africa
Gerhart
London
Humphreys
Alexander
Mr. Ger
Sevier in Texas for Alamo property plan
Mrs. Clara Driscoll Sevier arrives in San Antonio with family to press Daughters of the Republic of Texas bid to control and improve the Alamo property. She meets Austin officials Monday and seeks legislative approval to proceed without state funding.
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Texas
Alamo
Clara Driscoll Sevier
San Antonio
Hal Sevier
Hugo- Schmeltzer
Mexico
Hugo-Schmeltzer
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
New York
Austin
Colquitt
J. F. Carl
Saturday Poultry Day At Garden Street Depot
Fancy dry picked turkeys hens and fryers plus Pekin ducks advertised. Blue Valley Creamery Butter 1 pound with 3 dozen fresh eggs offered for 1.15 dollars. No deliveries or phone orders. Pay your poll tax at Wagen A Poultry Depot Garden and Villita Streets across the Mill Bridge.
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Blue Valley Creamery
Mill Bridge
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Moor
Ransom
Silsbee
Combine
Shoe Machinery Company
Rogers
Sunkist
California Fruit Growers Exchange
N. Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
International & Great Northern Railway
Mayfield
Railroad Commission
International
Board of Regents
University
A. and
M. College
Quanah
Paris
Hortense Drummond
South Bend
Ind
Seine
Drummond
Miss Drummond
Gaston Facontre
Mother
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Ratliff
Col
R. M. Johnston
Bailey
United States Senate
House
James Hobinson
W. H. Long
Bob Barker
ER. M. Gilmore
Frank Brothers
Manhattan
Coats
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Edwin Clapp
MD. Oevier
Alamo Plan
D. of R. Executive Board
Capital City
Alamo Mission Chapel
Supreme Court of
Joe Murray
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Frank Bros
San Antonio, Tex
Ken
Www
G. Shoe Co
Selz Royal Blue
East
Houston Street
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