Insurgent Aldermen Move to Test Mayor Budget Plans
Insurgent aldermen will introduce two ordinances at today’s city council meeting to test Mayor Callaghan’s sincerity on the budget. One estimates city expenditures for 1911 12 at 1 029 743 dollars and calls for bank depository proposals. the other requires the city auditor to report June salaries with two named officials excluded from funding. The move aims to show whether the mayor’s substitute budget truly limits appropriations.
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Steves
Newnam
Frank Newnam
Fritz Rossi
Stumbling Black
San Antonio Area Weather Outlook
For San Antonio and vicinity to night and Tuesday unsettled with periods of rain. Temperatures remain mild as a weak front moves through the region bringing showers and possible thunderstorms. Winds from the southwest shift to the northwest later, with conditions improving midweek.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Weather Summary Across Cities
Observations note temperatures from St. Louis to Washington with clear to cloudy conditions. Winds vary from southwest to north and temperatures range from the mid 70s to mid 80s, with a trend toward cooler conditions by Tuesday in several locations.
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Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Ington
Oval North
Eleven Airmen Cross Channel Flight With Passenger
Dover reports describe eleven pilots racing across the English Channel from Calais to Dover in perfect conditions. Vedrine leads arrivals at Dover and continues to Shoreham and Hendon, with one pilot carrying a passenger in his biplane. Crowds greet the event as the cross channel flight proceeds in orderly fashion.
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Europe
Calais
Federal Court Opens and Adjourns in Austin
The federal district court opened and adjourned at 10 o clock this morning by United States Marshal Eugene Nolte on an order from Judge T S Maxey of Austin. The May term was in effect with July 3 set for hearings of special cases after the last adjournment. No cases were placed on the docket and the session adjourned until July 1.
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United States
Eugene Nolte
Austin
Steamer Ticket Missing From Wife's Stocking
John J. O'Reilly of Dallas sailed for Europe on the Baltic leaving his wife and two children on the pier. He forgot his steamer ticket, found later in his wife’s stocking. They sailed to New York again to catch another White Star liner while authorities search for them.
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Dallas
Tex
Times-Herald
New York
John J. O'Reilly
Europe
Baltic
Eine
White Sr Line
O'Reilly
Light will not publish July 4 issue
The Light will grant its employees a holiday on July 4th and will issue no paper for either the mail or city editions on that day.
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Light
City 10 Suspend Business Tomorrow
San Antonio will observe a full day of rest with most businesses closed including large stores and city, county, and federal offices. The post office, banks, and government buildings will close, with limited morning services and police on duty only in part. This marks the first major holiday closure since New Year.
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San Antonio
Grasso
Retail Merchants’ Association
Federal Building
Good Rain Saves Crops at Rockdale
Rain began this morning in Rockdale Texas ending a five week drought and soaking entire farms. The rainfall comes at great benefit to farmers as the steady rain continued through the day with more expected.
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Tex
Two Killed In Railroad Collision Near Camden
Two people died and seventeen were injured in a head on collision between an express $40 train from Broad Street to Atlantic City and a local northbound train at Lucaston New Jersey. Victims were Thomas Ogden of Lindwood New Jersey and Forest B Henry of Berlin New Jersey. Eyewitnesses said the wreck happened at 9 15 this morning with trains narrowly avoiding a worse disaster.
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Atlantic City
Lucaston
Camden
N. J
Thomas Ogden
Lindwold
Forest B. Henry
Berlin
Troops Sail From Galveston for Fort Monroe
The US transport Sumner left Galveston shortly after noon carrying nine companies of the second provisional regiment. They are the last troops sent to Galveston during the Mexican War and will be distributed to their respective posts from which they were hurriedly gathered.
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Tex
United States
Sumner
Fort Monroe
Second Provisional
Mexico
Eight Deaths Reported As Heat Wave Spreads
Washington dispatch notes extreme heat across the nation with 84 in Chicago and 88 in New York. The weather bureau warns no relief for 36 hours as the heat wave extends from the Mississippi valley to New England with ten deaths and many prostrations.
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New England States
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Rocky Mountain Region
North Michigan
North Plain States
New England
Lake Region
Gulf States
Mississippi River
New York Sees Record July Heat With Fatal Prostrations
New York reports a blistering start to July with the 8 am temperature 15 degrees above yesterday and a 94.5 degree high yesterday. The heat has caused ten deaths and over sixty prostrations as residents endure the hottest day in twelve years.
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Eight Die in Chicago Heat Wave and a Jump from Masonic Temple
Chicago sweltered as temperatures topped 103 degrees at street level with hundreds prostrated. At the Masonic Temple a clerk, G A Wright, leaped from the fifteenth floor and died. two occupants in the lobby narrowly escaped the falling body witnessed by a dozen bystanders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Observatory
G. A. Wright
Masonic Temple
Brooklyn Heat Ends in Slayings and Stabbings
At 1 am a rooftop fire crew in the White Hall building registered 95 degrees as a man named Eugene Cornwell, driven mad by heat, ran amuck with an open knife on Brooklyn streets. He attempted to stab two policemen and several citizens before an officer shot him dead. One person died early today and prostrations rose throughout the borough.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Whitehall Building
Eugene Cornwell
Tanamuck
Byan
Hottest Night on Record Forecast No Abatement
Following the hottest night in Kansas City since the weather bureau began here twenty three years ago the local forecaster predicted no abatement. The government thermometer registered 9 at midnight and 85 before sunrise. St Joseph Missouri also reported high readings.
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Weather Bureau
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