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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1913

Page

2

Rights of Carter-Mullaly agents under railroad contract contested

Judge Buckley hears case over whether Carter-Mullaly Transfer Company may solicit passengers and baggage at the San Antonio and Aransas Pass depot to the exclusion of rivals. E L Rothwell, agent for Carter-Mullaly, faces charges of unlawful solicitation. Company president H E Hildebrand testifies to a contract granting depot access. city officials say contract may conflict with ordinance. The hearing is postponed for further authorities.

Carter-Mullaly Transfer Company Buckley E. L. Rothwell Corporation Court Rothwell Licemen Harris Sobieski San Antonio Aransas Pass H. E. Hildebrand Carter-Mullaly Company Sap Railroad Eldridge

Sons of Hermann to Meet in Austin April

Preparations are under way for the biennial meeting of the Grand Lodge Sons of Hermann to be held in Austin in April. Local lodge committees have been appointed to arrange entertainment.

Sons of Hermann Austin Tex Grand Lodge

Bond Issue Opposed in Houston County Road Plan

Substantial opposition is growing to a $1,000,000 county road and bridge bond issue before voters. Campaign steps are being taken to fight the plan ahead of the February 20 election.

Houston Tex

Energy drives rapid town growth in Harbor City plan

A. D. Powers argues that with concentrated effort and energy a town can grow much faster than traditional timelines. He touts Harbor City and Ingleside, citing rail access harbor location and local leaders investing in lots, stock, and wharf construction to turn profits in months. Potential investors are urged to buy $100 in Harbor City Terminal Corporation stock.

San Antonio Oklahoma City Chicago Corpus Christi Rockport Aransas Pass Harbor City Burton Danforth Jack Bell Julius Hoffmann T. F. Ford Alamo Plaza J. H. Hatle P. L. Telford Henry Brooke Harbor City Terminal Corporation Ingleside A. D. Powers

Texas Wireless receivership reveals no cash assets

Clint G Brown testified in the Texas Wireless Telegraph and Telephone receivership case that no cash changed hands with the assets. He described eight or nine wireless towers and several stations in cities including Lufkin Waxahachie Houston and San Antonio and said a Mexican government offer of 3500 for the eight stations failed to materialize.

Clint G. Brown Texas Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Company Fifty-seventh District Court Bexar County Texas Fiscal Agency J. B. Dickinson William A. Bomar C. H. Beauchamp United States Engelking J. C. Kindred Kindred Weimar Mr. Engelking Cc. H. Beauchamp Fiscal Agency Texas Collins Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Company G. R. Speilhagen New Concern Witness Texas Arizona Collins Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Company Alamo National Bank Lufkin Waxahachie Houston Fredericksburg San Antonio Fort Worth Waco Victoria Texas Oil Company Mexico Brown Fort Sam Houston Carter-Mullaly Company Mr. Brown G. C. Brown J. B. Baldwin Honey Grove Baldwin Dickinson

Inauguration of Colquitt and legislative notes dominate session

A large gathering witnessed Colquitt inaugurated under Daughters of the Republic influence. The article notes a salary bill for Bexar county officials, a pledged legislative timetable, and planned committee tours to study state institutions. Representative Burgess seeks a state board of charities overseeing 13 institutions, guided by Dr. Worsham. A bill targets wholesale liquor dealers.

Bexar County Terrell Louis J. Wortham Appropriations Committee Wortham House Burgess el Paso Board of Charities B. M. Worsham Austin

Mrs Brown credits Lydia E Pinkham medicine for relief

Iola Kansas woman recounts two year illness during menopause period. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief from bloating and regained strength, enabling her to work again. Letter endorses the remedy and offers confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Iola Kansas Lydia E. Pinkham D. H. Brown Walnut St Lydia FE Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Proposal to tax liquor wholesalers direct to consumers

The bill, introduced in the House by Sullivan and Grindstaff and in the Senate by Darwin, aims to tax wholesale liquor shipments to consumers in prohibition districts. The current law taxes wholesalers only when selling to retailers, lacking tax on direct sales to consumers. Authors estimate at least $120,000 yearly revenue if enacted. W R Smith of Sunset Central, Austin native, visiting for inaugural ball and seeking Galveston customs collector post.

House Sullivan Grindstaff Senate Darwin W. R. Smith Sunset-Central Lines Mr. Smith Austin Galveston Wilson-Marshal

Texas Senate Feels Out Long Term Senator

In Austin Texas on January 21 the legislature moves toward electing a U S senator for the long term with an unexpired term vote for Bailey. Johnston supporters push for his name in joint session next Tuesday for the unexpired term as Sheppard allies claim blocks of votes in both chambers.

Austin Tex House Senate United States Bailey Johnston Stephens Liberty Colonel Johnston Sheppard Westbrook Townsend Collins Oregon

Davidson Retires From Office After Twelve Public Years

A. A. Davidson retires as lieutenant governor after twelve years in public life. He served six years as state senator and filled the lieutenant governor post during the Campbell and Colquitt administrations, winning the job after a bitter contest with H Bascom Thomas. He was long a Dewitt County district attorney and was once discussed as a possible congressman candidate.

Austin Tex A. A. Davidson Campbell Colquitt H. Bascom Thomas Dewitt County

Gimbel Delicatessen on Crockett Street Ad

The Gimbel Delicatessen located opposite the Grand Opera House offers Club House Sandwiches praised as Finest in the city.

Gimbel Delicatessen Crockett St Grand Opera House

Texas Poultry Show Opens in San Antonio with 1000 Birds

The Texas branch of the American Poultry Association hosts a large San Antonio show at 117 Main Ave with 1000+ birds from Texas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and Mexico. Judges O L McCord and H B Savage will oversee judging as L M Samuels directs the event running January 22 26 with a convention and banquet planned Thursday evening at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium and Original Mexican Restaurant.

Texas American Poultry Association San Antonio Lone Star Poultry Association of Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Mexico Main Avenue United States England Rhode Island Plymouth O. L. McCord Danville Ill H. B. Savage Belton Tex L. M. Samuels Ed M. Steves Eugene H. Prescot Charles J. Rossy Louis A. Elmendorf H. 8. Affleck J. F. Ripps Hertzberg Jewelry Company The Chamber of Commerce J. H. Savage

Parliament to Meet on City Study of Child Welfare

Open meeting of the San Antonio Congress of Mothers at 8 pm in the High School Auditorium features Dr. W. B. Russ Harrison L. Beach and T. M. Dechman discussing San Antonio child welfare work. Rev. J. Emory Hawk to open program.

San Antonio

Meeting to hear child welfare talks and music

The meeting includes a prayer and high school pupils under Mrs Lula Griesen Beck as musical director. Representatives from eight social service organizations will give three minute talks on their work for city children. Rev E C Scudder, a missionary to India, discusses child welfare in Indian cities.

Lula Griesenbeck India E. C. Scudder

Donaldson Sets 9 Hole Course Record at Country Club

James Donaldson the Country Club pro shot 72 for two laps of the 9 hole course to set a new record, beating his prior 73. The round came just before a norther and light drizzle as the club enhances its course while a growing group of women members join the rounds.

Circles Country Club James Donaldson Country Club Donaldson

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