Stand Pat on Liquor Licenses Meeting Today
San Antonio liquor dealers meet at Mission Garden with counsel Jake Wolters to decide whether to extend permits after July 12 or shut operations under the new law. Officials report contrasting expectations, while saloonmen pledge compliance and seek to avoid confiscation and losses.
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Timber Fires Threaten 1,000 Acres in El Pago Area
Report from El Pago Texas notes July forest fires scorching 1,000 acres in the Gila reserve near Silver City New Mexico. Water scarce, fire crews using buck drums to combat the blaze as they seek containment.
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Japan In No Mood For War Says Churchmen
The Right Rev Sydney Partridge Kioto bishop says Japan shows humility after its Russia victory and will not sever friendship with the U S. He notes Japan’s openness to foreigners, broad courteous behavior, and mutual friendship with America amid rising tensions. Admiral Brownsea attends the President. Tokyo reports doubt دی Pacific battleship plan. fears torpedo boat threats.
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Florida Bank Closure in Miami Insolvent, Comptroller Says
The Port Dalles National Bank of Miami Florida was closed today by order of the comptroller of the currency on information from Bank Examiner McDonald that the bank is insolvent. The reported liabilities stand at 308 406 dollars.
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Judge Kills Ky Feudist in Parry County Home
In Lexington Kentucky this morning a feud incident occurred when Taylor Gatebrell entered the home of ex County Jide Bull in Parry county and fired a pistol at Duff. Duff returned fire and killed Gatebrell. Special to The Light from Jackson. Austin Texas reported the Canyon City and Northeastern Railway company charter approved by the attorney general and filed with the secretary of state. Headquarters at Canyon City. Length of road planned at thirty miles.
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Palestine woman robbed of 24 dollars in hotel incident
Mrs. Watkins of Palestine Texas says she was chloroformed and robbed of 24 dollars at a West mere street hotel near the International Great Northern depot. She arrived with three children, slept after 1 AM, awoke ill, found money missing, and detectives are on the case with no identification yet.
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Jail Delivery Foiled by Guardian in New Mexico
Raton New Mexico July 5 inmates attempted to overpower the jailer to gain freedom. The ringleader prisoner named Trown was shot dead instantly. Jailer John Gala stopped the assault single handed and the others were forced back to their cells at gunpoint.
New Move in Court Fight Over Alamo
Houston reports a new turn in the custody dispute over the Alamo property among Daughters of the Republic of Texas chapters. Attorneys are retained and injunctions against the Netavalla chapter are contemplated to seek a judicial ruling on control. The national organization has sued Huge & Schmeitzer Co for overdue rents amid factional control questions.
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Huge & Schmeitzer Company
Adina Dodavalla
DeZavalla
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Saturday. Reported 12 hour low zero and high four degrees with light wind. Observations show temperatures at 7 am and 6 am are noted, with annual comparison data. Cotton region outlook and nationwide weather summary accompany the report.
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American Girl Tennis Winner Triumphs in London Championship
London saw May Sutton of California win the all English ladies singles title at Winbladon, defeating Mrs Chambers in the final. Sutton reclaimed the crown from the British champion whom she lost to last year, with a straight set 6-1 6-? injury. The crowd gave a standing ovation as the band played See the Conquering Hero Comes. In Houston a July report notes police arrest of Mrs Magna allay and Mrs Louise Tahnison on charges connected to a Dallas robbery case.
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May Sutton
California
Mrs. Chambers
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Missy Douglass
Houston
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Magna
Louise Tahnison
Dallas
Drag Net On Runyan. $95,000 Stolen From Windsor Trust
A national drag net is on Chester Runyan alias Martin Chase who fled with about $96,000 from Windsor Trust after betting losses. Pinkertons report he used coded writing and staged a careful disguise to dodge investigators. Authorities suspect the theft occurred over months with checks missing on July 1 triggering the getaway.
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Two Shot In Row Over 75 Cents In St Louis
In St Louis Missouri today a quarrel over seventy five cents left Ignatius Kurilla dead and Steve Nubinski shot twice in the abdomen and likely to die. Afety Hanyen was arrested on a charge of shooting.
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Telegraphers Strike Held Up In San Francisco
President Small of the telegraphers union has temporarily withdrawn the order for operators in another city to strike, delaying a nationwide action. The move comes ahead of Labor Commissioner Neill's arrival in Chicago to help avert a strike and to press efforts to prevent job stoppages.
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Small
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Haywood Trial Resumes With Miner Witnesses
Bole Idaho July proceedings resume at 10 am with Marion W Moore of McCabe Arte named as first witness for the Western Federation of Miners executive board. Clarence Darrow cites another board member Frank Seimelze killed in Denver as a developing incident.
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Haywood
Marion W. Moore
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Arte
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Moore
Clarance Darrow
Neader
Frank Seimelze
Denver
Tolan
July Fourth carnage toll floods cities with dead and maimed
Chicago leads in injured as the nation endures an excess of patriotism on Independence Day. The New York death toll rises with 10 dead and 423 treated, while Pittsburgh reports 15 violent fatalities and 60 injuries. Tetanus and mishaps from firecrackers drive the grim totals across seven cities with dozens more expected.
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Village Fire Destroys Most of North Lawrence
North Lawrence, Malous N Y, suffered near total ruin as five major blazes swept the village. Two hotels, ten stores, and numerous factories and private dwellings were burned, leaving extensive damage and dislocation in the community.
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North Lawrence
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