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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
7
Mallory Line Plans New Ships On Galveston Route
The Mallory Line announced plans to build several new passenger and freight ships for its Galveston to New York service. The Associated Press report notes the line will advance fleet expansion, signaling growth for transatlantic and coastal trade from Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory Line
Associated Press
Galveston, Tex
Galveston
New York
Mallory Line to Launch 1913 Ship Fleet Expansion
H. H. Raymond and J. B. Denison announced plans to launch a 1913 ship along the Brazos line, larger and finer than current vessels. They arrived from New York and are staying at the Galvez Hotel. The visit also concerns naming a new general agent for Mallory's Texas business to replace S. T. Demilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
S. T. Demilt
Miners Seek Ten Cent Wage Increase Across Bituminous Coal
In Indianapolis on January 24 the United Mine Workers scale committee set ten cents per ton as the general wage demand for bituminous coal miners. The report to the convention is expected late today with no recommendation on a national strike if operators do not agree by April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Convention of the United Mine Workers of America
Court Denies Bond in Thorndale Lynching Case
The Court of Criminal Appeals refused ex-Parte G. P. Noack Milam County bond and upheld a habeas denial in the Thorndale lynching murder of Antonio Gomez. The decision affirms murder in the first degree for any killer and notes related civil appellate actions including a libel dispute involving L S Moses and the Katy railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
G. P. Noack
Milam County
Scott
Thorndale
Antonio Gomez
Court of Civil Appeals
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railway
L. S. Moses
Hill County
Moses
Katy
Hillsboro
Newspaper Quotations Are Admissible Evidence In Appeals Court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals holds newspapers and their market quotations may be admitted as evidence to show ruling prices on a given day. The Houston Packing Company case from Harris County was affirmed and other rulings noted, with several cases set for February 14 and amendments to civil appeals rules announced for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Houston Packing Company
W. D. Griffith
Harris County
J. H. James
Asso
Dimmitt
J. P. Withers
Charles M. Armstrong
Bexar
Court of Criminal A
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
DeWitt Wormley
Burleson
Tony Leta
Edna Bowen
Olie Brown
John Scott
Zara Johnson
Walter Smith
Will Smith
Dallas
J. K. Bailey
Erath
Ex-Parte
G. N. Noack
Milam
J. H. Hughes
Montague
Riley Jones
Jesse Napoleon
Ethel Sprowles
Grayson
Tom Hamilton
McLennan
John Hinton
Jesus de Los Santos
Webb
W. T. Gowans
J. J. Doyle
Harris
W. H. Townsend
Orange
Robert L. Gordon
American Patriots
Springfield
Navarre
Cou
Minstrel Diner Victims Die After Railroad Wreck Near Chenango Forks
George F. Kelly of Claremont New Hampshire and H C Hayes of Indianapolis members of John W Vogel's minstrels died today in a Binghamton hospital from injuries in a Lackawanna railroad wreck at Chenango Forks. Mrs Vogel is among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Binghamton
N. Y
George F. Kelly
Claremont
N. H
H. C. Hayes
Indianapolis
John W. Vogel
Minstrels
Lackawanna
Chenas
Forks
Jon Vogel
Major Wright Buried From Memphis Home
Funeral services for E. E. Wright were held at the family residence in Memphis, mourned after a Illinois Central wreck near Kimmundy, Illinois. Bishop Gailor led the rites. interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery. Theodore Roosevelt sent sympathy to General Luke E. Wright. James T. Harahan, killed in the same wreck, will be brought to Memphis on a special train Thursday for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
E. E. Wright
Kimmundy
Ill
Thos. Gailor
Tennessee
Forest Hill Cemetery
Theodore Roosevelt
Luke E. Wright
James T. Harahan
Major Wright
Possibilities for Settlement Bright in Textile Strike
In Lawrence Massachusetts on January 24 the strike of 20 000 textile workers shows bright chances for a speedy settlement as strike leader signals progress and potential agreement before tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Vapor Treatment for Catarrh Promises Quick Relief
The HYOMES vapor treatment is recommended for stubborn chronic catarrh. Use daily before bed by inhaling vapors from HYOMEL in boiling water under a towel. Aiding sleep and clearing nasal passages, it claims to break up the worst cold overnight. A 50 cent bottle and a $1 complete outfit are sold by Booth's Hyomei Co. Buffalo NY with a free trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
Ettor to Meet Mill Representatives Tonight
Brownwood Texas January 24 two white men forced entry into H McWhenny home dragged his 16 year old daughter Marie from the house at pistol point cut off her curls and left saying you re not the one wanted but we will mark you no clue found missing hair not recovered Marie a local college student was alone at home when approached by the intruders police alerted and searching for suspects while Joseph Ettor plans a meeting with mill representatives tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Associated Press
Tex
H. McWhenny
Marie
Y M C A Fund Drive Reaches Half Way Mark in San Antonio
Subscriptions to fund the San Antonio Y M C A. total 2923.50 dollars, about half the needed amount. Team leaders report varying sums including Victor Kellar 406 and H L Ransom 432, with many others contributing at the daily luncheon in the Y building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Young Men's Christian Association
A. A. Hughes
Victor Kellar
N. H. King
J.C. Kinney
Joseph Murray
H. L. Ransom
J. Williamson
Austin Inspector Returns to Public Food Probe
Inspector Tom Johnson of Austin reenters the food purity campaign with Dr. J. Abbott to continue chasing adulterated and poisonous foods. The Dietzel case from Hughes Manufacturing over misbranded vinegar was settled, with prosecution dropped if future barrels are labeled Distilled Pickling and Apple Vinegar. Abbott said no such thing as blend vinegar, and no health threat was charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Austin
J. 8. Abbott
Pure Food Commissioner
A. L. Dietzel
Hughes Manufacturing Company
Opium Outfit Seized in Morning Court Inspection
District Judge Arthur W. Seeligson and Deputy Sheriff Charles F. Stevens examined terms like hop-head and opium pill and spent minutes studying a complete opium smoking outfit found yesterday after a police seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Seeligson
Charles F. Stevens
Witness recounts hides receipts in National Packing trial
Chicago January 24 William Weber resumes testimony in the National Packing company trial as the sixth day on the stand. He cites hides sales totaling 3 669 050 67 from 1909 and part of 1910 and notes hides valued at 2 to 4 points a pound. Weber says about half the 2 000 000 charged to the New York Butchers Dressed Beef association funded business development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
William Weber
Weber
National Packing Company
New York Butchers’ Dressed Beef Association
Judge Seeligson Uses Graphic Description In Trial
Deputy Stevens and Deputy Galbreath described a pipe and smoking kit found at 1204 Zavala Street as part of a vagrancy case. Mary Reynolds, identified as a negress, pleaded not guilty stating she never hit a pipe in her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Galbreath
Stevens
Seeligson
Hop-Head
Galbreath
Zavala Street
Mary Reynolds
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