Chase Ends in Arrest After Attempted Bank Check Cashe
Lake Charles youth J M Daniels faced officers after attempting to cash a $13 $25 and $18 check at City National Bank on West Commerce Street. He fled through streets for ten blocks before being captured by Mounted Policeman Serna. Check bears endorsements of J L LeBlanc J D Daniels and BR R Smith dated January 15 1909. Police also found pawn tickets a canvas money bag and two silver dollars on Daniels. An affidavit charges him with forging the name I R Smith. Preliminary hearing expected this afternoon.
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R. R. Smith
Merce Street
J. M Daniels
Lake Charles
Serna
City National Banke
West Commerce Street
Daniels
Senna
Maniele
Witen
City National Bank
M. Daniels
Thalwiody
Mam
Newnam
Slowe
Alimo
North Strags
Bank
Homer
J. L. LeBlanc
BR. Sath
le la Mane
J. DV. Daniel
BR. R. Smith
Simiar
G. M. Danidels
G. Kap
Tvas
Justice Risk
I R. Suilth
Metudad
No Action Taken in Woods Case
No action was taken in the Wil F. Woods case today. Federal officials stated Judge Maxey would sentence Woods and hear a motion for a new trial upon request. Woods remains in the county jail until an appeal bond is fixed after sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil F. Woods
Federal
Maxey
Woods
Bonus Up To $100000 For San Antonio Brownsville Rail Plan
Busiernega Men's club votes to drop negotiations with J F Edwards after his failure to secure support for a railroad from San Antonio to Brownsville. The group will publicize San Antonio’s $105,000 purse, offering a $75,000 cash bonus and right of way to the county line to any firm completing the line to the Rio Grande near Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Edwards
San Antonio
Brownsville
Businerga Men's Ciay
Mr. Edwards
San Antoino
George B. Taliafergo
Edward
San Antoniio
Union
Rio Grande
Howards
Celed
Edwards
Iom
White
Heaten
Mexico
Imo
Kennedy names committee chairs in new Texas legislative setup
Special to The Light from Austin Texas. Speaker Kennedy announced chairs for several committees including Rayburn leading the banks and banking panel Goodman heading the criminal jurisprudence group and Ridgeway over education while Stan diler handles municipal corporations and others. Lila Craig of Grayson county was named private stenographer along with several others listed.
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Austin
Tex
Jen
Kennedy
Rayburn
Goodman
Jackson
Brooks
Menson
Johnson
Ridgeway
Standiler
Bexar
Lila Craig
Grayson County
Loni Hoffman
Mee Lennan
Live Williameun
Pills
Rika Peterapu
Misa Lawdy
Foraker Not Lawyer for Negroes Says Senator
Washington January statement by Senator Foraker rejects retirement plans and a possible role as counsel after March 4. He denies agreeing to defend Brownsville soldiers and says no fund is being raised for such a purpose. Senator Wiraker and Bishop Seduison deny knowledge of any such fund.
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Washington, D
Foraker
Senate
Poe
Dow
Wiraker
Seduison
Brownsville
National Western Stock Show Opens With Dignity
Denver January 18 The National Western Stock Show opened with Governor Shaffreth dedicating the amphitheater to live stock interests and the Mayor accepting the building as a public addition. Exhibitions come from across the United States and many prominent packers and breeders are in attendance. The show continues through January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Shaffreth
Slite
United States
Holland to keep watch on Venezuela
The Hague January 18 The government of the Netherlands has decided to station warships if the West Indies dispute with Venezuela is finally settled or remains unsettled keeping close watch on the situation between the two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Venezuela
the Hague
Netherlands
West Indies
Ambiguous Negotiation Note On Strategic Terms
Fragmentary remarks discuss fairness and negotiating terms under pressure. The speaker notes the need to avoid quarreling and mentions bet on a bonus and psychological moment guiding decisions. References to territory loss and favorable terms appear, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear facts.
Two Cent Rail Fare Opposed by Texas Business Leaders
The Business Men's club adopted a unanimous resolution against a two cent per mile passenger fare in Texas. Proposed by H W Hildebrand and seconded by L J Hart, Seembry Carrington will send the measure to state house leaders. The group argues lower fares would harm business and state development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's civ
H.W. Hildebrand
L. J. Hart
Seembry Carrington
State House of Yeuregentatives
Senate
Texas
Sheriff Lindsey Refuses Sunday Barber Shop Closures
Sheriff Lindsey said no action would be taken to close barber shops on Sundays without formal charges. A Trades Games committee pressed for closures, but he gave no assurance. Reported yesterday that shop patrons and union leaders are preparing panels to be served, with action expected before next Sunday.
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Lindsey
Ghops
Tamalnerd Gyren Yeaterday
Ation
Imion
Bad Money Gets Two Jail Sentences
Allan and Pants Valdez pleaded guilty in a federal court to possessing emoterialt coin and received one month in the penitentiary. Judge Maxey noted prior sentences and that the current term’s offenders should bear the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Pants Valdez
Maxey
Gem Theft Affidavit Against J M Wart Sen
J M Wartsen charged with theft over 50 dollars. An examining trial set for 3 pm before Justice of the Peace Ben Wisk. Flat arrested in Corpus Christi by Sheriff Lindsey and brought here. Accused of complicity in stealing solitaire diamonds valued at 200 dollars from Mrs Alice Delgado on Avenue. Charge by Mrs Dale gado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wart
Ben Wisk
Flatt
Corpus Christe
Lindsey
Alice Delgado
Dalegado
Calderon Charged With Vidal Killing At Millice Court
Henry Calleran faced a formal murder charge in Millice Limenheid's court this morning for the death of Gy Vidal at a dance near Keretter's hall. Vidal, a resident of North New Braunfels Avenue, was reported dead in Cemetery No. 1 after being assaulted at the St. Charles and Ways streets venue. Calderon pleads not guilty in a self defense claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Calleran
Millice Limenheid
Gy Vidal Cari
Keretter
St. Charles and
Ways Streets
Vidal
Gineral
Senate line up on submission in Texas Senate session
In Austin the Senate and House moved through routine business and prepared for a crucial vote on submission this afternoon. A joint canvass of the governor elect and other officials was held, with stronger antis sentiment than anticipated, in a session that featured minor bills and resolutions and a reported lineup of senators for and against submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex. Jn
Senate
House
Tur
Loulennmb
Comrhiston Roth
Legislatine
Adams
Alexander
Bradfield
Bryan
Colter
Greer
Hayter
Mayfield
Perkins
Stokes
Surgeon
Terrell
Bowd
Metennun
Thomas
Verle
Ward
Harper
Holsey
Hidsteth
Millar
Masterson
Munchow
Paulus
Peeler
Newl
Senter
Watson
Winery
Wilkrey
Murray
Kellie
Juror Selection Delayed as Richter Case Unfolds
In a lengthy trial segment, juror selection continues this afternoon for the case of Turn A. Wehler charged with Antonio Planta's murder. Testimony proceeds amid margins of doubt as prospects of a verdict shift toward tomorrow. John Reagan is chosen as a juror amid a hard fought, tense process.
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Titote
Booelock
A. Wehler
Antonio Planta
Wong
John Reagan
Willlian J
City meeting to decide carnival plea and park changes
City council meets at 1 pm to consider the carnival use of parks and plazas for a Stow event with flowers for tree shows presented to Mayor Callaghan. Officials expect delays before final approval and discuss converting park west of the square Runway into gardens for the farmers market, amid committee divisions.
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Varnivil
Gallachne
Callaghan
Walter
Marger Finase
Canneil Committee On
Chathinay Ai Aid
Myerket House Committee
Family Burned by Gasoline Explosion Near Roby
A Texan family was burned to death and five others seriously burned when a gasoline explosion struck a home west of Roby. A family member misread a container as kerosene and poured the fuel on coals. Neighbors rushed in as flames trapped all in the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Tex
Tan
Stream
Eve Miles
Roby
We Family
Wounds From Nightclub Brawl Prompt Assault Charge
Bud May Ril Lawler in a Grand Gentea hotel melee on West-Comareyes with a gun shot wound to the neck base and a colleague Wilson treated for a minor forehead injury. Police filed an assault to murder charge against Aneinat Wilson before Justice Unicheid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Lawler
Grand Gentea
West
Lawler
Wilson
Bfore Justice Unicheid Aneinat
J. Stowe
Is Texas Moral Well Listen to This Will You
A garbled OCR text discusses morality and laws in Texas, noting penalties for certain actions and mentioning saloons and restrictions. It references punishment for wrongdoing and sealed saloons on Sundays amid unclear details and disjointed phrases from the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
River's Rise Opens Many Coal Mines
River's Rise restarts coal operations amid a fuel shortage and river traffic impact. Pittsby and Paten reported fatalities. 14,000,000 members in the southern ports faced disruption. Mines resumed in Me with halted shipments resuming as employment and payments were affected.
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Pittsby
Paten
Cor
Vieility
City Tax Window Opens for Poll Tax Collecting
The city collector’s office at 12 Selock begins collecting poll tax today and will display a lengthy scene until month’s end. Officials expect the city levy of 6900 dollars to pass by this afternoon.
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Omce
Selock
Tt Ia
Ely
Omorcow
Supreme Court Affirms Texas Ouster of Waters-Pierce Oil
The Supreme Court of the United States today affirmed the Texas courts decree fining Waters-Pierce Oil Co. $1,623,000 and ousting it from Texas for antitrust violations. The decision upholds the receiver appointment and the state’s actions, with the ruling unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of United States
Washington
Suprems Court
United States
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Third Judicial District
Tesua
District Court
Robert J. Eckhart
C. A. Dorchester
Walburg Pierce case eyed by governor and attorney general
Special to The Left Austin reports Governor Campbell and the attorney general's department clash over the Walburg Pierce case in Washington. The penalties sought against the corporation are outlined as receivership actions continue. Dorchester of Sherman is federal receiver, Reichardt of Taylor named state receiver, with Erlehardt to oversee property soon. Waters Force Company officials seek clarity as Texas suit unfolds.
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Austin
Tox
Campbell
Attorney General's Department
Sibiliar
Walbrg-Pierce
Washington
C. TF. Dorchester
Sherman
Rott
Erlehardt Will Kelp
Big Order for Rifle Cartridges Placed
Philadelphia January 18 orders received at Frankford arsenal for the manufacture of 5,000,000 life cartridges. This order with on hand stock will keep the arsenal busy day and night until the end of the fiscal year in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frankford Arsenal
Grain Market Update From Open to Close on 4.22.22
The report shows open and close figures for key commodities including grain and lard with intraday highs and lows. Specific values appear fragmented but indicate market activity and price ranges for the session dated April 22, 2022.
Cash Grain Report From Fort Worth Markets
A muttered market note from Fort Worth reports cattle and hog prices with steady cow and calf values. Wheat and oats pricing appears mixed with reference to white and deluxe varieties. figures include hogs topping around six dollars and calves near six twenty-five, amid mixed grain quotes.
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Liberty Agh
Jake Wolff
Carrington
Simign Frank
Angust Brian
Dn. Brown
J. H- Wirkpatrick
H. E. Hildebrand
George DB. Tailaferro
George McQuaid
Charles Graehner
W. 2B. Tulle
W. L. Stiloe
Secretaur
Graebner
Brown Stud
Vallaferra
Houge
Washington, D. C
The
Nations Autosalon League
Anderson
Congress
Getter
District of Columbia
Iagnis
Mosul
Business Men's Club
Calderon
Minnie Tamparay
Waters-Pierce CO
Ril Lawler
Chicas
Dan Ao Rex
Ros
Meniel Shiva Dy
Coe Aaron
Hops Wall
Chieiga
Mies Aire
Yimi
St Louis, Jr
Inhnnon
Waters
Jorce Oi
Associated Press
New York
Benny
New Orleans
Yeeter
Ulvernnnl
Galveston
Dibo
Ater Eit
Grain Market
Kansas City
Fort Worth
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