Bishop Nussbaum Hurt In Railroad Wreck Near Corpus Christi
A Texas accident at Clarkwood eight miles west of Corpus Christi injured Bishop Paul Nussbaum and Rev. John Scheid along with eight others when a Texas Mexican Railway train collided with a Brownsville line eastbound train. Conductor Will McClane was killed. Nussbaum suffered a broken arm and crushed fingers. Several other crewmembers sustained cuts and injuries. fog was blamed for the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Will McChine
St. Louis, Brownsville
Brownsville
McClane
Bishop Nussbaum
Reverend Schied
P. B. Williams
Houston
Gulf Coast Line
Wevere
Will Brooks
Negro
Gulf Coast Lines
Jack Dowling
Laredo
Texas-Mexican Railroad
Elijah Coles
Francis I. Gandy
Robstown
Jack Fryer
McCullough Avenue
San Antonio
Motorcycle police crack down nets thirty-one motorists
Lieutenant Cossack leads a war on traffic violators in San Antonio, arresting 31 motorists. Twenty-three paid fines totaling 3120 in a Saturday Corporation Court session. Four dismissed and four continued. Violations ranged from speeding to open cut-outs and tail light failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cossack
Corporation Court
San Antonio
Registration Officers Urged to Assist Registrants in Texas
Austin, Jan 26. Courteous handling of registrants is urged as registration of aliens begins Feb 4. Officers warned not to accept fees for oath administration. Telegram cites rules on handling German Alien enemies. Capt. J W Rogers, US marshal, relayed guidance from T W Gregory, US Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
J. WH. Rogers
United States
T. W Gregory
Hotel Guests and Visitors Listed in Dallas Area Notices
A long list of personal mentions shows guests and visitors at major Texas hotels including Mrs. J. T. Walsell at the St. Anthony and Charles T. Catlin at the St. Anthony, with multiple names staying at the Lanier, Gunter, and Menger. Also notes a London port closure denial and Wickline’s appointment as bridge engineer by the Texas Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Walsell
Faredo
St. Anthony
Thie Sneed
Dallas
Gunter
Kenry Brooks
St. Louis
Arsnger
Atrs
W. G. Togan Jr
Jewett, Tex
Lanier
Charles T. Catlin
Orelda
A. Gray
Laredo
Guiter
Thomas F. Hoge
del Rlo
Stevenson
Tampico
F. Wo Lehmann
Des Moines
Towa
H. B. Robertson
Alex Waldert
W. J. Walsh Yier
E. J. Lang
Springfield
Manger
Austin
Tex
Soenneer Wickline of
State Highway Department
Liquor Dealers Vote 315 to 1 to Sell No Packages
A Bexar County liquor and malt dealers meeting approved selling no liquor in packages, only for on premise consumption. Dan Breen to form committees for cooperation with General Buckman and to petition Comptroller Terrell in Austin. Sixteen arrests reported in anti-vice raids. casualties from a mine explosion in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Hall
Bell
Lambert
William Aubrey
S. G. Newton
Davis
Terrell
Swiss Street
Charters Filed in Texas and Dissolutions Noted
Charters filed for Wickhart Mercantile Company Elkhart Anderson County capital stock 20000 incorporators Vouit Watling Mills Q Reeves J 1 Top kins B Z Kennedy and J B Wynne Volunteer Prison Mission Society Penick no capital stock incorporators Fob H Mussell J B Chapman Rose Collins Mrs William Ma and Mrs C S Ein Certificates of dissolution filed by Joalnson Clothing Company Corsicaway Raywood Canal and Milling Company Houston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikharrt Mercantile Company
Elkhart
Anderson County
Capital
Vouit Watling
Mills Q
Reeves
Topkins
B. Z. Kennedy
J. B Wynne
Volunteer Prison Mission Society
Penick
Tors
Hmussell
J. B. Chapman
Rose Collins
William Ma
Ein
Joalnson Clothing Company
Corsicaway Raywood Canal
Miling Compar
Houston
Assassinated Leaders Buried in Petrograd Hospital Funeral
A double funeral was held Thursday for Mrof Freodor Kokoshking and A J Shingaroff, two Constitutional Democratic leaders and constituent assembly members, who were killed while patients in Petrograd hospital. The ceremony was largely attended by members of former Dumas and passed without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meprograd
Tin
Mrof
Freodor Kokoshking
A. J. Shingaroff
Constitutional Democratic
Quik
Sembly
Petrograd Hospital
Dumas
Liver trouble remedies and home health tips in 19th century pamphlet
Advice warns that tiredness loss of appetite and headaches may stem from sluggish liver function and excess stimulation. Recommends eliminating alcohol tea and coffee, drinking hot lemon water before breakfast, morning exercise and outdoor walks, occasional vegetable laxatives, and using An uric to expel uric acid to prevent rheumatism and gout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Grantier
Pierce
Army Hay Fire at Camp Travis Burns Sixty Tons
A Sunday afternoon blaze at Camp Travis destroyed about sixty tons of hay valued around $2000. San Antonio firefighters arrived after the camp’s internal crew had begun controlling the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Camp Department
de. Coc. Wiggins
de. C. U. Higgins
A. W. Hartman
Bronze Age in South America Reaches Peru and Bolivia
Garrett P discusses why bronze preceded iron, noting tin copper alloying, and explains how Peruvians and Bolivians produced bronze. Analyses from the American Museum of Natural History and Peabody Museum confirm deliberate tin additions, with Machu Picchu findings showing varied tin content and skilled metallurgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett P, Sen
Reir
Greenland
Bolivia
Peru
Andes
American Museum of Natural History
Peabody Museum
Charles W. Mead
The
Museum Journal
Pizarro
Maebhu Picchu
Hirang Bingham
Machu Pmieehu
Mead
South America
Bingham
Texans Stand With President In Conduct Of War
Politicians from Texas express firm support for President Wilson against calls to create a war council or appoint a director of munitions. Senator Sheppard Congressman Garner and others defend the President’s authority and warn against radical restructuring. Also notes on travel advertisement for Apache Trail trip and Southern Pacific lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Tan
John Garner
Legislaion
Mar Ganyyer
Sheppard
Joah
James C. Wilson
Art Worth di
Wilson
Officials Protest Arlington School Law Repeal
A delegation from regional school at Arlington conferred with Governor Hobby in Austin to protest the legislative committee’s recommendation to repeal the law creating the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oul
Austin
Tex
Delenae Finn
Grubbs Vout Lional School
Arlington
Hobby
Legislative Investigating Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will McClane
E. Houston
Crockett Deffery
Soledad St
London
Safety Deposit Boxes
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
West Commerce Street
MIL
B. C
Artilleryman
Texas Blue Print and Supply Company
117
San Antonio, Texas
General Rackman
Sceteont
Fore Smith
Ark
Column Coal Company
Witteville
Okla
Frank Makoff
Cora. Makoff
Arthur Benkoff
MD McGregor
Dollie Enkoff
By de Beck
Thun
Aleck
You Iniot
Alecktis Fool Shade
Debeck (Oeneay
Ferget Iv
St. Aloysius Sodality
Clement Schwegmann
Schwegmann
Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Edwin Owen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Southern Department
Owen
Michigan
Sans Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Moncey
Wehoe Loan Co
W. Commerce
Dulling Printing Co
Losora St
Adv
Strassburg University
Scientific Society
West
Commerce Street
Julius Horn
Hermann Sons
Siren
Anton Wenzel
O. D
Dixie Social Club
Turner Hall
Gents
Nour
Tmpenal
Houston St
Moore
Ing
A. P. Barrett
Hravis Club
Lal
Iasrippe
Houston St. Moore Building
Jeffrey Cats
South Santa Rosa Ave
J. L. Trevino
Main Ave
O'Connell Loan Co
A-Bar Plumbing Co
Travis
Household Burniture Company
South Flores Str
Waty Furniture
Sureddin
Hicks Bldg
Modern Woodmen of America
Alamo Wamp Hall
W. Trouston
WN. Flores
Turner Uball
Klaus Orchestras
Robert D. Barchary
Barclay
Thouston St. Moore Building
Thott
Red Cross Conference
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Red Cross
Tates
American Red Cross Society
Reg
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Pai
Tubal Cains
Garner
Chamberlain
W. Grove
California
Southern Pacific Lins
Seve
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis, U. S. A
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