Injunction Suit Settled in Forty-fifth District Court
The injunction suit Hattig Miller versus John F Miller was settled yesterday afternoon by agreement. The case sought to bar disposal of property claimed as community estate. Also notes on local society events and various business notices follow in this consolidated column.
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Forty-fifth District
Hattig Miller
John F.miller
Bexar County
A’rimiaries
Dan Lewis
J. Frank Gallagher
Henry Boerner
Peter P. Hoefgen
Frank C. DE Hymel
P. FR. Stewart
A. &. Ross
R. Neill Campbell
Ben §. Fisk
E. P. Tschirhart
J. K. Lamm
Charles K Gutzeit
A. H. Rische
Henry Meyer
Chester H. Terrell
D. A. McAskill
Bernard Schwegmann SR
Otto Wahrmund
Pardons and commutations surge under Gov Foss of Massachusetts
Governor Eugene Foss touts a record of freeing 77 inmates in his first year and 55 more this year with one death penalty commuted to life. He also notes two lifers for murder in the first degree escaped execution by commutation and ten more lifers for murder in the second degree freed. A separate item mentions a boy injured after a fall on the pavement and a local fruit shop ad from Bond’s on Houston Street offering various baskets and produce deals.
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Eugene Foss
Massachusetts
Belair Bon
Europe
Bonnet
Carony
Calllemin
Trinquier
Gorodesky
Mathille
Legendre
Jeanne Georgia
Belair
Bonnot
Jouin
Paris
Pop Pop Cop Arrests for Car Not Fastened
Ignacio Flores arraigned in corporation court on operating a car with its number not fastened and fined $5. Police officer W. T. Tomlinson made the arrest yesterday afternoon, his first since starting duty Monday evening. Florence Trevenio fined $25 for disturbing the peace on Travis street July 13 after striking with a buggy whip.
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Charles Hodge
L. L. Whittworth
McShnaughn
East Commerce Street
Ignacio Flores
W. T. Tomlinson
Florence Trevenio
Travis Street
Perspi no promises dry underarms for social ease
New underarm powder Perspi No claims to stop perspiration and keep clothing fresh for dances theatres concerts and social events. Sold at druggists for 25c a box or by mail from 2715 Lincoln Ave Chicago with refund guarantee. Available in San Antonio via Reser Drug Co Burns & Co A M Fischer.
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Lincoln Ave
Chicago
San Antonio
Reser Drug Co
We Burns & Co
A. M. Fischer
Golden Haired Child Found On Railroad Tracks
A blue eyed golden haired child about 3 years old was found wandering on the I and G N tracks near the depot. Mrs Eisert, with an exhibition car, saw the child and later, after a policeman was summoned, the child was returned to its Navarro apartment home. The child clung to a small black kitten during the rescue.
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John J. Eisert
Mexico
Medina Lands Likely to Sell Like Hot Cakes in Natalia
Medina lands sales manager W S Ayres reports rapid interest in the new Natalia town area with three irrigated farms at 250 dollars per acre and twelve city lots sold before official sales begin. Ayres opened offices on the Swearingen McGraw building third floor and plans active marketing, colonization to start in October when water becomes available.
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Medina
Natalia
W. S. Ayres
Medina Lands
San Antonio
Ayres
Swearingen-McGraw
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers to Convene in Houston
The Texas Cotton Seed Crushers association invites members to a three day session starting July 22 in Houston. Officials expect a large turnout as many mutual interest matters will be discussed.
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Gir
Houston
Tex
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association
Spanish War Veterans Protest Slayden Over Pensions Bill
San Antonio members of the United Spanish War Veterans led by ex commander Luther R. Hare plan to wire Congressman James L. Slayden to withdraw his objections to a widows and orphans pension bill. Maurice Simmons, Commander in Chief, calls for a united and immediate protest urging constituents to press Slayden.
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San Antonio
Spanish War Veterans
Slayden
Charles’ S.taylor
Victoria Street
Luther R. Hare
United Spanish War Veterans
James L. Slayden
Texas
Organization of Spanish War Veterans
Maurice Simmons
Preference for Country Boys in Chicago Post Office
Secretary Peter Newton of the U S civil service commission calls for 1000 clerks and carriers, preferring graduates from country schools over city educated applicants. He notes two thirds of Chicago grammar school graduates failed a recent exam while graduates from obscure communities passed easily.
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Chicago
Peter Newton
United States Civil Service Commission
Newton
Malarial Germs Cultivated By Doctors In Tropics
New Orleans July 17 Success ful cultivation of malarial plasmodium the parasite causing malaria has been achieved in the tropics. Dr C C Bass of Tulane School of Tropical Medicine and Dr F M Johns of New Orleans returned from Central America and will send cultures to several major medical schools.
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New Orleans
Tropics
C. C. Bass
Tulane School of Tropical Medicine
Central America
F. M. Johns
Bass
Burley Society Sells Entire 1909 Tobacco Pool
Lexington report says the Burley society executive committee announced sale of the entire 1909 crop pool totaling 102 million pounds. Estimated proceeds exceed 10 million dollars to be shared among society members in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky.
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Lexington
The
Burley Society
Oho
Indiana
Kentucky
Child Restored After Free Clinic Rescue
Five year old Catalina Gonzales fell ill after ingesting lye from a corral can. She deteriorated until hospitalization and surgery seemed necessary, but the Free Clinic provided care and saved her life, bringing joy to a crowded family awaiting relief.
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Catalina Gonzales
Free Clinic
Catalina
Corral
Child in frail health found relief after hospital care
A malnourished child suffering internal burns was placed under medical care. Special arrangements enabled transfer to a downtown hospital where she stayed six weeks to recover under doctors’ treatments.
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Catalina
England Raises Wireless License Rules for Experiments
Wireless operators in England must hold a license and strict rules govern experiments in this field to ensure proper enforcement by those conducting the tests.
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England
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