Nix and Bollows Wed at St Mark's Church West
The marriage of Joseph L. Nix and Miss Helen Bollows occurred at 7 30 p m last evening at St Mark's church. The bride wore white embroidered chiffon over satin with a diamond La Valliere. Attendants included Miss Winnefred Bollons and a group of bridesmaids and ushers. A reception followed at the bride’s parents on Goliad street before the couple departed for the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Nix
Helen Bollows
St. Mark's Church
John Bollons
Winnefred Bollons
Miss Bollons
Ruth Burleson
Laura Girard
Helen Guenther
Ethel Holmgreen
Mabel Lowe
Marie Shafer
Benton Davies
Glenn Woodley
Robert Ward
Hubert Loeffler
Raymond Woodward
Robert Engelke
Messrs
Robert Smith
B. H. Posey
Otho Budd
Edmund Chamberlain
William Halsey
Alabama
Lula McAlister
Harold Morris
Mendelssohn
Pillip Cook
Goliad Street
Bollows
J. M. Nix
T. H. Gilbert
Huntsville
Ala
Mildred Morris
Terry Martey
Carrie Jones
Arline Mayer
Stella Steves
Esther Hardie
Foard Townsend
Nix
East
License Forfeited For Rubiola After Third Speeding Fine
Andrew Rubiola of this city faces a ban on operating his own automobile after a police court ruling. He was fined $10 for speeding, the third such conviction in weeks, triggering the license forfeiture for chauffeurs under the traffic ordinance. Chief Newnam warned arrest if he attempts to drive again, with likely appeals challenging the ordinance. Other cities named in the amendment include Monroe and Baton Rouge as referendums move for commission form government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rubiola
Rubiola
Buckley
Newnam
Monroe
Lake Charles
Baton Rouge
Wins Long Legal Battle Seals Miller Seat on Corpus Christi Council
Roy Miller was seated on the Corpus Christi city council after a prolonged legal fight over the April 4 1911 election. Rival candidate W H Griffin lost in district court the appellate court and the Texas supreme court. Miller formerly served as secretary of the Corpus Commercial club and was known in Houston and San Antonio.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Roy Miller
W. H. Griffin
Texas Supreme Court
Miller
Griffin
District Court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
The
Corpus Commercial Club
Houston
San Antonio
Democrats to Name State Ticket at Syracuse Convention
New York July 10 A Democratic state convention to name the state ticket in the fall election may meet in Syracuse in the latter part of September. The Republican state convention is expected at Saratoga on September 24, a week after the September primaries when delegates for both parties will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syracuse
Saratoga
Louisiana Senate Passes Amended General Commission Bill
The Louisiana Senate unanimously passed an amended general commission government bill and sent it back to the House for consideration. The measure, resulted from a House revision, seeks to shape state administrative structure and duties with broad changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of Louisiana
New Orleans
General Commission
State Senate
House
Royal Achates Meet Held in Austin Texas
The Royal Achates fraternal group holds its annual Texas state convention in Austin with about 100 members attending. Delegates come from San Antonio Houston Dallas Galveston Fort Worth and other cities. A decree team from San Antonio arrived for the event. The convention resumes tomorrow as roughly 2000 members exist in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
The
Royal Achates
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
Texas
Rice Growers Meet Chooses Eagle Lake Leader
E A. Eignus of Eagle Lake is elected permanent chairman of the rice growers convention. The session features speeches by Fred Gibson of Arkansas IL, C Quereau of Crowley LA, F B Wise of New Orleans, Frank Borden of Pierce TX, Joseph Lelland of New Orleans and Charles BE Cham Bliss, U S agronomist in charge of rice investigations. A Sabine River boat trip is planned for tomorrow.
Riebe Undertaking Col. Auto Ambulance Service
Local undertaking firm promotes its auto ambulance service at 221 BE Com. Phone 341 for inquiries and transport assistance.
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Riebe Undertaking
Col
Auto Ambulance Service
Wells Fargo Depot Office Groundbreaking Near I N G N Depot
Ground broken north of the I N G N depot for a Wells Fargo Express depot office. Brick one story building with a 60 by 40 foot footprint designed by Harvey J L Page and slated for rapid completion. Panama elections change sought by Carlos Arosema in Washington.
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I. and G. N
Wells Fargo Express Company
Harvey JL. Page
Dinner for Griffins Prompts Lavish Plans at Home
Warren and Helen scheme a Thursday dinner to impress Griffin Griffen with a menu crafted on the back of an envelope. Fresh caviar at twelve dollars a pound shocks Helen who pushes ahead, while Warren insists on quality and personal involvement. Helen overworks, fearing failure, as the couple hopes this supper will secure a western deal.
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Mabel Herbert Urner
Griffin
Warren
Griffen
Delia
Helen
Stevens
Eli
Griffins
Mr. Griffen
Mrs. Maloney
Tannenbaum Honeymoon Tour Finds No Hostilities in Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. N Tannenbaum and Mrs Nat Davis spent three weeks in Mexico on a railway honeymoon tour. They report no warfare, noting the Mexico City YM A building is valued at 350000 dollars with large membership. Monterey hosts a smaller center as the international committee plans expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Tannenbaum
Mexico
Republic
Mexico City
Mr. Tannenbaum
Monterey
International Committee
The
National Association
Tannenbaum
Railway passenger service to be improved between San Antonio and El Paso
Gus Radetzki assistant general manager of Sunset Central lines outlined plans to materially improve passenger service on the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio between San Antonio and El Paso after a commission investigation confirmed complaints. Commissioner Williams urged prompt action to address enduring poor conditions.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio
el Paso
Gus Radetzki
Sunset-Central Lines
Railroad Commission
Radetzki
Williams
Texas and Pacific buys rolling stock from Blair & Co
The Texas and Pacific Railway, in a June 1 1912 filing, acquires 1 steel baggage mail car 7 steel underframe private cars 10 locomotives 10 Baldwin consolidations 8 chair cars 70 underframe coaches 200 all steel gondola cars from Blair & Co for 694 749 dollars. Payment includes 94 749 cash and 20 semi annual notes 30 000 each at 5 percent. Equitable Trust Co of New York named trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas and Pacific Railway
Texas
State Department
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Blair & Co
New York
American Car and Foundry Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pullman Company
Pressed Steel Car Company
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Creel to Lecture on Socialism at 123 Soledad
H G Creel national labor lecturer and author will speak under socialist auspices at 8 p m on July 18 1912 at 123 Soledad The talk promises plain explanations of socialism and Creel’s insights from travels across America Ensure to hear this notable speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creel
H. G. Creel
National Rip-Saw
America
Soledad
Light Follows You on Your Vacation by A Collman
A Collman, plumber, advertises service with both phones listed for contact during vacation coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Collman
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EE Society
Katherine M. Joseph
BE. S. Lepper
Yale Avenue
Beacon Hill School
Merry Maids Musical Club
Ella Frass
W. G. Grant
Fort Sam Houston
Blanchard Scott
Kathleen Scott
Commiskey
G. B. Comly
Ellington
McConkey
Grent
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Government Hill Methodist Church
W.W. Douglas
Gertrude Buckley
Knights of Columbus
Queen's Daughters
St. Mary's Church
Josephine Woodhull
West French Place
Laura Winstead
Varna Linn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles Bertrand
Boerne
Terrell Bartlett
Charlotte Cassin Bartlett
George T. Bartlett
Fort Hancock
Free Clinic
Travis Club
J. O. Dewees
T Omas Howard
Misserson
California
Warren G. Clark
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
Mrs
Guy Reavis of
Hulsaro
Cole Y. Bailey
Macon Street
Fountains & Elsewhere
Horlick’s
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Corpus
E. A. Eignus of
Eagle Lake
Panama
Washington
Carlos Arosema
Pari
Knickerbocker
Hite
Straw
Alamo Plaza
Mrs. Tannenbaum
Sunset-Central
Texas and Pacific
New York Company
Alaska
BIG Crockery
Newton
Weller & Wagner
Commerce St
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