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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1911

Page

3

Criticisms From Unqualified Persists On State Codes

R B Minor defends the codification of state laws against critics, arguing the civil code needs extensive annotation and indexing while the criminal code must include all post Thirty-second Legislature laws. He recounts veto battles, governor Colquitt actions, and urges competent review to prevent mutilation of the work now in force in Texas.

Bar Campbell Colquitt Secretary of State Printing Board Commissioner of Agriculture Bureau of Dudley Commission Dallas News Austin Southwestern Reporter Eee R San Antonio Tex

Cattle Stampede Through Chicago Streets

Thirty Texas longhorn steers stampeded across West Fortieth and Morgan in Chicago, ramming pedestrians and causing three deaths as trains and a streetcar struck animals. Two cowboys urged public to clear the way before a dozen cowboys corralled the herd.

Associated Press Chicago Ill West Fortieth Morgan

State official vows ice and meat weight enforcement

Texas will deploy agents to monitor ice weight and purity of water used in ice and meat products. Abbott, Pure Food Commissioner, says penalties range from 25 to 200 dollars for short weights or impure ice. He also seeks prosecutions against butchers with adulterated meat and urges county attorneys to file complaints.

Austin Tex Abbott

Hearing set on harbor lines at Aransas Pass Port Aransas July 15

Major J P Howell of the U S Army Corps of Engineers announces a hearing at Port Aransas at 11 a m July 15 on proposed harbor lines at the entrance to Aransas Pass Harbor Island Texas. Papers on the subject go to the secretary of war for decision under the river and harbor act. Those who take Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary issues are advised to try Foley Kidney Pills from King Pattison Drug Co.

Galveston Tex J. P. Howell Corps of Engineers Port Aransas Aransas Pass Harbor Island Texas Secretary of War River and Harbor Act Foley King & Pattison Drug Co

Fly Causes Boy's Death in New Jersey Abscess Case

Union Hill New Jersey July 11 A burrowing house fly is blamed for the death of 5 year old Thomas Halloran. After illness from an ear abscess an operation found a fly had burrowed into the inner ear tissues and brain causing fatal damage.

Associated Press Union Hill N. J Thomas Halloran

Aldermen Doubtful as Only One Bid for City Depository

The city faced an uncertain depository selection when only a single bank submitted a bid. The offer was sent to the relevant committee for review and decision.

City Depository

City Financial Statement Duty Outlined for Annual Display

Section 28 requires the mayor to publish within thirty days after fiscal year end an exhibit of the city's financial condition. The report details receipts and sources, expenditures by department and purposes, fund conditions, and other data to provide a full annual financial statement.

City council delays report dispute over depository bid

In a brief session the city council referred the lone bid from West Texas Bank & Trust Co for the city depository for 1911 to the finance committee. Insurgents claimed the mayor’s annual report was not published. officials said four quarterly reports in the Commercial Recorder constitute the annual report. The bank’s bid offers two plans with 3 percent or 4 percent interest on funds, and 7 to 9 percent on advances, with safeguards via the state guaranty fund.

West Texas Bank & Trust Company Fincham Commercial Recorder West Texas Bank Leon N. Walthall Guaranty State of Texas

Foley Kidney Pills Tonic Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a fast acting tonic to ease backache kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and urinary irregularities. It targets middle aged and elderly people and women with claims of prompt relief from related discomforts.

Bailey Opposes Measure on Rural Parcels Post

Texas division surfaces as Senator Bailey blocks an experimental parcels post on rural free delivery routes. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General DeGraw cites potential $15 million annual net. Representative Burleson seeks full ICC data on express firms to advance government parcel service. Democrats press action. Republicans face scrutiny over parcels post stance.

Washington Texas Post Office Senate Bailey DeGraw Burleson Parcels Post Interstate Commerce Commission House Postal Committee Iast

Debate Rages Over Parcels Post Opposition Grows

The country merchants traveling men and country newspapers lead opposition to parcels post with farmers and laboring men showing limited support and little action.

Country Merchants Country Newspapers

Heat Warps Rails Causes Oregon Trunk Wreck

A southbound Oregon Trunk line passenger train derailed yesterday when rails warped by heat near The Dalles Oregon. Louis Rising was killed and his wife was fatally injured with twenty others seriously hurt in the crash.

Associated Press Dalles Ore Louis Rising

Navy to open aerial navigation school at Annapolis

The Navy Department plans a new school of instruction in aerial navigation at the U S Naval Academy for Navy officers. Flights will start next Saturday at the Annapolis facility.

Associated Press Annapolis Navy Department Naval Academy Navy

Maps of Work Reclamation on Lower Brazos Shown

State Levee and Drainage Commissioner Stiles says Washington sent maps of last year’s lower Brazos reclamation work. He forwarded these maps to Brenham Chappell Hill Navasota Giddings and other points. Upper Trinity maps for Rockwell and Dallas counties will follow when received.

Austin Tex Stiles Washington Lower Brazos Brenham Chappell Hill Navasota Giddings Upper Trinity Rockwell Dallas

Paris Builds New Government Office for 100000

Paris Texas officials announced a new government building costing 100000 will begin construction within four months. The project signals continued development in the city and involves expected timelines and funding details.

Paris Tex

Grand Jury Indicts Blind Man in Gonzales Territory

James Powell, a white man blind for seventeen years, is indicted by a Gonzales grand jury on fourteen counts charging unlawful liquor sales in local option territory. Trials are scheduled for Tuesday July 17.

Gonzales Tex James Powell Powell

Convention Opens To Full Attendance In Houston

The state convention of sheriffs, county treasurers and tax collectors opened at 10 am in Houston with Mayor Rice welcoming attendees. State Treasurer Sparks spoke for the visitors as three days of sessions began. Harris county officials led addresses, while officers and meeting place for the next session will be decided Thursday. Attendance pleased organizers locally and territory wide.

Associated Press Houston Tex Rice Sparks A. R. Anderson Harris County James Charlton Thomas M. Snell

Pro and Anti Prohibition Rallies Set Across Texas

A large prohibition rally is planned at Staples next Sunday with speakers including Senator W. J. Townsend of Lufkin. Prohibitionists also rally at Kingsbury the same day. Anti prohibitionists organize a major rally in Seguin on July 18 with J. B. Dibrell McDonald Meachum and W. H. Burges to speak.

Last Turner Series Game Tonight in Turner Alleys

Mays and Phillips duel in a postponed Turner series contest to decide the league champion. Each team has eight games played with six wins, and the victor advances to a three game series against Machenheimer for the league title.

Mays Phillips Machenheimer

Walla Walla Adopts Commission Government and Elects Mayor

Walla Walla vote 2 to 1 adopts the commission form of government and elects Dr. J. F. Cropp a Democrat as mayor. The turnout is described as very light.

Commission For Walla Walla THE Associated Press Wash Commission J. F. Cropp

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