Man to Prison After Self-Funded Return to Indiana Pen
William McCarty, 49, of North Yakima, Washington, walked from the state line to Indiana to serve his two decades old sentence after escaping parole. He traveled solo, financed by his own earnings, and met Salvation Army officials in Chicago before proceeding to Michigan City to begin serving the 14-year term. Governor’s reply offered no pardon or leniency.
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LODGES MEET TONIGHT IN SAN ANTONIO AREA
Numerous fraternal groups gather with meetings listed at Odd Fellows hall Alamo lodge 169 Royal Archates Pythian hall and other venues. Names include Manonic temple Grinnell lodge Knights of Galuwad and Woodmen Circle among varied halls and lodges.
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El Paso Troops Stand Ready Over Mexican Border
In El Paso on July 14 officials say no new border trouble is imminent. Troops under Captain Conrad and U S marshal Captain Nolters remain ready for emergencies under orders from President Roosevelt. Deputy US Marshal Pred Lancaster pursues revolution leaders in Santa Rosantoimtaria, ready to arrest any who cross the Rio Grande.
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Negro Orators Plan Rally Against Prohibition Tonight
A mass meeting of opponents to prohibition is set for tonight at R Benavalant hall on Centertreet. Speakers will address the issue as preparations intensify for the July 25 primary.
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Andres Coy
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Public Notice on Street Sign Protection Adopted in San Antonio
City council approves ordinance prohibiting removal or alteration of street signs with penalties from five to two hundred dollars. The measure, signed July 6, 1908, is accompanied by a favorable speech lineup including Rev Reuban Anderson and local speakers. Public notice lists city officials Bryan Gallaghan mayor and City Clerk Fried Fries.
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Outlook for Railroads 15 Very Bright in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio July 14 tradions multiplying in all branches of trade that a return of normal business conditions are rapidly approaching Railroad managers report improved demand for cars for all freight except steel Antimon A railway official says railroads will soon enter the market with strong demand when they buy again Chief Engineer Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers notes better business across the country Repair shops are on full time engines returning to work Stone views the outlook as exceedingly promising Alderman Smith reports sidewalk construction expanding with extensive use of concrete and lists street improvements San Antonio Telephone Co granted pole changes. new pole project at Market and Navarro held for investigation Water mains ordered on Grand avenue and meat market permit granted Mayor Callaghan acts to separate sanitary officer over city party lines. council approves action Regulations for Grand avenue and Western boulevard grading adopted City officials present include Mayor Callaghan Aldermen Millermann Kuehn Richter Lambert Menger Dietzmann Lockwood Atiab and Smith.
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Council Session Clears Routine Business with Minor Ordinances
The city council met yesterday afternoon and handled routine items. Grant avenue and Western boulevard street work progressed while an ordinance rebating $6 to the site collector corrected an overpayment from a clerical error. Permits were granted for several Leley Monopoles as aldermen adjourned after reviewing petitions from W. M. Shannon and Marine, Askin & Berman, which were not granted following Alderman Richter's chair.
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