Eight Miles an Hour Speed Limit Bill in Texas Towns
In Austin on January 12 the Texas House defeated a rules change and kept the current practice that when in call the body may proceed with business. Debates touched on submission, Sunday baseball, penitentiary accounts, and a plan for an insane asylum at Rusk. Senator Hudspeth pushed a statewide eight mile per hour town speed limit with penalties and supported by Julius Real.
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Hudspeth
Austin
Tex
Bagby
Miller
Dallas
Tinner
Strickland
Palestine
Rusk
Huntsville
East Texas
Texas
W. Borer
Bellview
L. C. Stewart
Magnolia Springs
House
Senate
Julius Real
Kerr County
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Rez
Agricultural and Mechanical
Banks
Judge Williams
Brazoria County
Williams
Texas Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Senate Committee On Finance
Caldwell
Brownaville
Senator Suiter
Suiter
Deckerd
Fred W. Davis
Lattimore
McNealus
Senator Bee
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Colds and Coughs
A customer letter from Summerville Georgia endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as an efficient remedy for coughs hoarseness and throat irritation. The product is claimed to heal inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and ease breathing.
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Foley
W. PF. Thomas
Summerville
A. M. Fischer
Obituary of Malinda A Harwood 87 At San Antonio Burial
Mrs. Malinda A Harwood aged 87 died at 6 am Saturday at the home of her grandchildren 211 West Craig Place. Born in Tennessee she came to Texas 70 years ago and has lived in San Antonio ten years. Survived by son John Harwood of Brackettville and three grandchildren Clay Moore Mrs R Ss Corby and Mrs H N Pardue all of San Antonio. Funeral from 211 West Craig Place at 3 pm Sunday with interment in Mission Burial Park.
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Malinda A. Harwood
West Craig Place
Harwood
Tennessee
Texas
San Antonio
John Harwood
Mathew F. Kippax Dead at 69 Former Arsenal Clerk
Mathew F. Kippax, 69, former resident of San Antonio, died last Thursday in Philadelphia after a lifelong career with the U S government. He served at the San Antonio arsenal from 1874 to 1889 as assistant to the chief clerk, then as chief clerk at the Columbia Tennessee arsenal, and later at the Philadelphia arsenal until his death. He was a Grand Army of the Republic member and survived by his widow, the Frank Schmitt daughter, four Philadelphia daughters, and two Philadelphia sons.
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Philadelphia
Mathew F. Kippax
San Antonio
United States
San Antonio Arsenal
Arsenal
Columbia
Tenn
Philadelphia Arsenal
Grand Army of the Republic
Frank Schmitt
Mrs. Beulah Harrowers Dies in Texas Visit
Mrs. Beulah Harrowers of Spokane Washington died Friday night at her sister Mrs Walter Turner’s home 308 Marshall Street San Antonio. She was formerly Miss Pyne of this city. Survived by husband two children parents a brother Lennie Emery of Chicago and two sisters Mrs Bessie Bolderach of Dayton Tex and Mrs Turner of this city. Body held at Shelley Loring Undertaking Company pending advices from her husband in Spokane.
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Beulah Harrowers
Spokane
Wash
Walter Turner
Marshall Street
Pyne
Harrowers
San Antonio
Lennie Emery
Chicago
Bessie Balderach
Dayton
Tex
Turner
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Miller Standefer Dies at 53 in Harlandale Residence
Miller Standefer age 53 died at 4 30 Saturday morning at his Harlandale home. He leaves a widow, a son L T Standefer of Goliad, four daughters Vey Bernice Laura and Sallie Standefer of the city, two brothers W R and J F Standefer of Lubbock, a sister Mrs A B McQueen of Martindale. The Waters Undertaking Company will ship the body to Kenedy, his former home, for burial.
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Miller Standefer
Harlandale
L. T. Standefer
Goliad
Vey
Bernice
Laura
Sallie Standefer
W. R
J. F. Standefer
Lubbock
A. B. McQueen
Martindale
The
Waters Undertaking Company
Kenedy
Death of Francisco J. L. Fanning at 62 in city home
Francisco J. L. Fanning died at 5 30 Saturday morning at 120 Devine Street after a 30 year residence in the city. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Frances Coleman of Lojolla Cal, and brother D C Fanning. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias and Brotherhood of Railway Conductors. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Francisco J. L. Fanning
Devine Street
Frances Coleman
Lojolla
Cal
D. C. Fanning
The
Knights of Pythias
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Mrs Leonar Herrera 25 Dies at Home in San Antonio
Mrs Leonar M Herrera age 25 died at 11 30 Friday night at 1214 South Laredo Street native of San Antonio. She is survived by husband Thomas Herrera parents Mr and Mrs Joe Montez and two brothers Fred and Joe Montez. Funeral 3 30 Sunday from home under Alamo lodge No 1097 Loyal Americans. Services at Imaculate Heart of Mary Church. Interment San Fernando Cemetery.
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Leonar M. Herrera
South Laredo Street
San Antonio
Thomas Herrera
Joe Montez
Fred
Alamo Lodge
Imaculate Heart of Mary Church
San Fernando Cemery
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Ives Resident of San Antonio
Mrs Elizabeth Ives aged 40 died at 6 15 PM Friday at 2341 Dakota Street after fifteen years in San Antonio. She was born in New Orleans and survived by her husband Fred Ives and several children. Funeral from the residence at 4336 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
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Elizabeth Ives
Dakota Street
Funeral for James Ryan Held at Zizik Parlour
James Ryan aged 50 died Thursday afternoon at a local hospital. The funeral was held at 2 PM Saturday from the Zizik Undertaking Company parlour with interment in St. Marys Cemetery.
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James Ryan
Zizik Undertaking Company
St. Mary's Cemetery
A Close Observer on a Clergyman’s Sermons
A daughter recalls her father the clergyman sometimes preaching the same sermon more than once but in different places. The remark appears in a New York message with a wry, humorous tone reflecting on the preacher’s habits.
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Sarah
New York
GARRISON Warns U S Should Avoid War Through Strength
Former secretary of war Lindley M. Garrison told the New York Bar Association that the United States must settle its problems to avoid mourning in sackcloth and ashes. He urged keeping foreign policy above party lines and warned against entering international alliances that would cede national destiny to others.
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New York
United States
Lindley M. Garrison
New York Bar Association
Morgan J. O’brien
Association
Town Council Inspecting Site for New Hall in Scotch Community
The Town Council meets at a chapel to inspect a site for a new hall. On a warm day members discuss leaving coats behind with one suggesting a watcher and another asking why, if they all depart together, there is any need for someone to stay.
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Barry Miller
Spradley
Cops
Committee On Rules
W. H. Poage
Waco
Leonard Tillotson
Sealy
Penitentiary Commission
M. Poage
Charles A. Culberson
Jodge Miller
Culberson
Paul Waples
Francis J. L. Fanning
Shelley-Loriizg Undertaking Co
Ady
Ganatoun
U. D
Peace League
N. Y. Bar Association
Eimer & Amend
Third Ave
San Antonio Drug Co
H. C. Rees
E. Houston St. Hick’s Bldg
Commercial State Bank
Guaranty Fund Bank
America
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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