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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1912

Page

10

Express Rates Cut in Reform Report on Parcel Service

The Interstate Commerce Commission released a long awaited report proposing about a 15 percent average cut in express rates, major regulatory reforms, and a shift to fairer charges based on weight and distance. It concludes small packages under 12 pounds face the steepest reductions, with 21 cents as a minimum, while larger parcels see lesser changes. The study notes over 300 million parcels are handled yearly and expects new rates to boost farm to city trade and reduce the burden on light-weight shipments. After a hearing in October, a supplementary order will set the new rates into effect as feasible.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission United States Franklin K. Lane Lane Alaska New York City Chicago Denver

Mexican Is Killed on Highway Near Marion

Special to The Light reports that one Mexican was killed and another seriously wounded when several Mexicans fired revolvers on the highway near Rheinhart's store four miles northwest of Marion Texas on a Saturday night. Officers pursuing them were fired upon but captured the assailants who were brought to Marion. one died that night and another with a severe shoulder and neck wound was taken to Seguin. Andres Lujano, a recent arrival from Mexico, is identified among the dead.

Marion Tex Rheinhart Andres Lujano Mexico Seguin

Cancer Proves Fatal In Elgin Man

Elgin Spear died at his home near Elgin Texas from cancer of the arm after several operations. The last operation removed the arm up to the shoulder but gave only temporary relief. He was brother of former Constable 8. J. Spear and is survived by a wife and several children.

Elgin Tex Elgin Spear Spear J. Spear

Wolters Speaks at West After Lorena Stop In Texas

Jake Wolters was driven to Lorena for a morning speech and will speak at West this afternoon after an introduction by Judge George Clark. He is scheduled to address the public tonight in Waco.

Hope 10 Arbitration of Engineers Demands

Arbitration commission meets at Manhattan Beach to settle locomotive engineers wage demands on 52 rails east of Chicago and north of the Ohio river. Engineers seek 7.5 million dollars annually with a binding five year award. Firemen seek raises and rail interests warn of further bids by train crews following the engineers' action.

New York Arbitration Commission Manhattan Beach Chicago Ohio River Supreme Court of the United States Commerce Court

Mrs. Emma Vancil Buried in Gonzales Area

Mrs. Emma Vancil aged 51 wife of bd.f Vancil died at the family home near Ottine Friday night at 11 o clock. Survived by husband four sons and one daughter. Interment held at Dickinson cemetery three miles east of Belmont Saturday at 5 p.m.

Emma Vancil Gonzales Tex F Vancil Ottine Dickinson Belmont

Constable Accidentally Shoots Self in Texas

Elgin Texas July 15 Constable John Sowell of this precinct accidentally shot himself in the right arm the bullet entering above the elbow and exiting through the shoulder shattering the bone just below the socket. The constable was attempting to place his revolver on a table when he dropped it. A drug advertisement follows.

Elgin Tex John Sowell Lowell

Pningham Address Fragment Notes

An OCR fragment lists an address at 449 Moore Blas with a phone 984 and a single ring noted for J gTOPATIL. No clear event or person context provided.

Pningham Moore Blas

Preparation of Texas Farmers Institute Meeting Schedule

Commissioner of Agriculture Kone who leads the Texas Farmers Institute is drafting the program for the annual meeting at College Station on July 29. He has nearly completed the list of accredited delegates, expected to number about 1000, who will receive free railroad transportation under the anti pass law. Passes will be mailed to delegates by Kone.

Austin Tex Kone Texas Farmers’ Institute Association College Station

Hebrew School During Vacation At South Flores Guilbeau

The Hebrew Institute will run a Hebrew school during vacation with instruction in Hebrew and Bible history at the public school on South Flores and Guilbeau streets. Hours are 9 30 to 12 and 1 30 to 3 30. Tuition free. L N Lee secretary.

Hebrew Institute South Flores and Guilbeau Streets L. N. Lee

Horsford Acid Phosphate Endorsed for Exhaustion and Nervous Strain

Advertisement notes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as especially recommended for physical and mental exhaustion, nervousness, and insomnia. The copy suggests usage benefits and targets readers seeking relief from fatigue and stress.

Horsford’s

Supreme Court to Hear Patent Monopoly Question

Attorney General Wickersham moves to have the full Supreme Court review the bath tub trust case. The Maryland circuit court ordered dissolution and the defendants will appeal to the high court. Grosvenor will lead the effort, seeking to overturn a four to three decision upholding patent based use restrictions.

Washington Wickersham Supreme Court of the United States Bath Tub Trust Supreme Court United States Circuit Court For District of Maryland Eewin P. Grosvenor

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