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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1909

Page

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Jones Wanted at Houston in Missing Investment Schemes

Houston dispatch reports J J Jones sought loans for Prudential Investment Co of San Antonio. He advertised statewide offices, required 18 dollars plus 13 later, and vanished after withdrawing funds. Rinehart of the Houston firm says Jones acted briefly without authority and had no current ties to the San Antonio company.

Houston Tex J. J. Jones Prudential Investment Company Ban Attonio Jones Tra Q. Rinehert Frudential Investment Company Houston Street Light and Gazette Mai! Aime Fie San Antonio Tyne

Commissioners award contract and appoint engineer

The commissioners awarded Martin Wright a contract to install an electric fan in the court house for 24.75 dollars. Charles Seiderschmit was appointed engineer at the rank quarry with a salary of 60 dollars per month.

Martin Wright Charles Seiderschmit Rank

Appoint Hustlers to Raise Bonus for Railroad

At a meeting of the Business Men's directors led by President Fred W. Cook a central committee of seven was empowered to raise a 50 000 cash bonus and a 50 000 bond subscription to secure the J P Nelson railroad to Frederickburg and north. A motion to accept Nelsons Proposition and raise the bonus was carried. The seven will be announced after confirmations. Several men, including Ben Hammond A R Ainiff and Haralubrey, signaled willingness. remaining members to be secured promptly so work can begin. Present were Jake Wolff H 2 Hildebrand H L Wolff W B Tuttle George McQuaid Chas Grabner H M Aubrey August Bramer John B Carrington and business men A F Hulff J 3 Kampmann Ben M Hammond and MN U Hewitt.

Fred W. Cook J. P. Nelson Prederickeburg North Nelson Ben Hammond A. R. Ainiff Haralubrey Ware Jake, Wolff H. 2. Hildebrand H. L. Wolff W. B. Tuttle George McQnaid Chas, Grabner H. M. Aubrey August Briamer John B. Carrington A.F. Hulff J. 3. Kampmann Ben M. Hammond Mn.u. Hewitt

Bailey to remain in Gainesville after Congress ends

Gainesville Special Dispatch reports that Senator Bailey will leave Washington at the end of the current session and return with his family to Gainesville. Close associates describe Gainesville as his home, noting he has disposed of farm holdings but retains a fine residence and productive business property there, with no suggestion of leaving the city.

Gainesville Tex Bailey Washington Congress

The Superba to Reopen After Overhaul and Upgrades

Announcement Yesterday that the Superba theater, formerly the Happy Hone, would reopen Saturday was greeted with pleasure by many friends. After a thorough overhaul, opera chairs, new scenery and ample fans have been installed, and the Superbs are expected to quickly regain popularity.

Superba Happy Hone Superbs

Sidney Weiss Buys Theaters in Southwest Circuit

Special Dispatch reports that the Greenwall theater circuit has been sold to Sidney H. Weis of San Antonio. Mitchell Greenwall says the Houston and Galveston houses may be affected, while Fort Worth and New Orleans houses remain under Greenwalls for now. Weis is in New York awaiting confirmation of the deal.

Dispatch Greenwall Fort Worth Tex New York Southwest Phil Henry Greenwall Sid Ney Weis San Antonio Mitchell Greenwall Houston Galveston New Orleans Sidney H. Weis

Assistant General secures depositions in anti trust suit

Avatin Texas July 2 Assistant Attorney General Lightfoot returned from New York with depositions to be used in the trial of the anti trust suit against the Standard Oil Company. The hearings are set for the September term of the district court here. He declares the trip yielded satisfactory results.

Avatin Tex Lightfoot New York Trias Standard Oil Company District Court Trip

Changes in School Books by Board Authorization

The school board will implement numerous book changes for the coming year led by Superintendent Lukin. Revisions target outdated texts, improve readability, and reduce blank book purchases. Notable shifts include Regal Loars Leaf in upper grades, Myers Brooks arithmetic replacing Walsh’s, and new State Adaption readers across grades.

Buperintendent Lukin Myers’. Brooks Walsh Qgalden Steppy Hollow Schuitze Wentworths Ben Goulter Mackenen Halleck Bella Tickettoam Pearson

Confesses Murder to Save Another

Associated Press reports Tuy Se-starmes Fawerd Cunningham, a laborer, confessed to the murder of Caroline Bras, cashier for Gray Bros. Construction, slain Wednesday at the firm’s office. Cunningham surrendered, while Assistant District Attorney Ghamwhers announced dismissal of Texas v Faceh Barge due to the defendant’s death after being indicted for mortgaged property disposal. Barge had been proprietor of the Hismarek cafe on Alamo Plaza.

Associated Press San Francisco Cal Ghamwhers State of Texas Faceh Barge Barge Brownsville Alamo Plaza

Mortuary notices from San Antonio list McDowell and Griffin deaths

Multiple obituaries report the deaths of Eee Mae McDowell of Duda at Santa Rosa infirmary from appendicitis, Pinkney B. Griffin of San Antonio from illness, Mrs A C Coleman of Caetus, Join F White of the city hospital from malaria. Surviving relatives include spouses, siblings, and children. funeral details and interment plans are noted for each case.

Eee Mae McDowell Les Mae McDowell T. B. ‘McDowell Duda Tex Santa Rosa Infirmary Decedent Clly McDowell San Antonio Winifred “Semliner Fred “Mayer Ben H. Zuber John Bollers Kate &. Schenck Alii Mra Simon Fleischmann de Rio Alfred White Firth ‘Pass Charles F. Seringer Welock Serlinger North Street Alamo Masonic Cemetery

Seven Years for Murder Convict Wallace Storey Sentenced

Wallace Storey a black man convicted two months ago of maiming and assault on two streetcar riders received a seven year penitentiary sentence. The appeal motion was dropped. Storey faced Judge Dwyer at 10:30 AM and admitted no reason to delay. The judge remarked hopes of future citizenship.

Wallace Storey Nenaulting Storey Bia Counge Dwyer Thes Namault Wal- Wallace Sina

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Makes Bold Claim

An old advertisement claims the tonic is tasteless so sugar does not dissolve in the mouth and the bitter ingredients dissolve in the stomach acids. It asserts equal effectiveness for grown people and children, calling the product the first and original tasteless chill tonic and the standard for 20 years. The price is 88 cents.

GROVE Frice

Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta at Poughkeepsie Today

Colleges from Columbia and Pennsylvania to Syracuse and Wisconsin compete in three events at the annual Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta in Poughkeepsie. Races start around 5 p.m. with varsity eight crews leading the schedule. Additionally a local obituary notes the death of Mrs Harman Wolff of Guadalupe County at Santa Rosa Infirmary after a brief illness, survived by her husband and three children.

A. C. Coleman A. B. Cox Mesquite Street Caetus Cogwany Abs Associated Press Poughkeepsie Columbia Well Pennsylvania Syracuse Wisconsin

Six Month Old Baby Healed By Cuticura Remedy

A mother recalls severe itching on her infant’s right cheek starting at six months and spreading to the face and eyes. After failed treatments from two doctors, unsanitary remedies worsened the eruption until Cuticura products cured the baby. She praises Cuticura Resolvent and soap and notes sharing a photograph of the healed child.

Faos Thagan Cuticura Huabin Sheldon

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