In Mexico Brother of President Defends Regime
Alfonso Madero, brother of Mexico's President Francisco Madero, says there was no backbone to Orozco's revolt and that Mexico has returned to peace. He, with Julio Madero, visited San Antonio, meeting friends and planning a border trip to inspect property near Laredo before returning to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Alfonso Madero
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Republic
St. Anthony
Julio
Madero
San Antonio
Francisco Madero Sr
New York
Orozco
San Luis Poteat
St. Anthony Hotel
Sam Belden
Laredo
Leaks Alleged in Steel Trust Probe Report
Washington July 20. Chairman Stanley of the steel investigating committee says a leak within the conference has exposed advance excerpts of the forthcoming steel report to influence the stock market. The panel will publish the report in piecemeal form as sections are approved by the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stanley
Steel Investigating Committee
William Piggott, Pioneer Chicago Publisher, Dies at 83
William Piggott, 83, founder of the Chicago Evening Review and Chicago Morning Post, and a leading figure among Chicago publishers and printers, died at his Kenosha home yesterday after a long career in journalism. The tribute highlights his early contributions to Chicago newspaper publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
William Piggott
Chicago Evening Review
Chicago Morning Post
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago
Taft Campaign Lacks Treasurer As Time Presses
New York July 20 The Taft campaign struggles to appoint a treasurer as several candidates decline due to time constraints. Charles Reynolds secretary of the Republican National Committee says the job demands full attention and private affairs cannot spare the time. Advisory and executive committees are also under review with a fall sub committee meeting expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Charles B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Reynolds
Automobile Licenses Listed by Number and Owner
A list of automobile licenses with owner names and addresses appears. Entries include 2589 Samuel Rowland 618 Nolan. 2687 D J All-street. 2688 Charles Schreiner 1214 Main Avenue. sovv C H Wilson 129 Lewis Street. 2501-7e L Beck R F D No 3 Austin Road. 2592 Dayton Hele Jr 221 Pecan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. All
Charles Schreiner
Main Avenue
No Street
C. H. Wilson
Lewis Street
L. Beck
Austin Road
Dayton Hele Jr
Pecan Street
Births in Alamosa and nearby localities
To Mr and Mrs Herry K De Walt a boy born July 20 at 10 percent Alamosa street. To Mr and Mrs R B Gilbert a boy born July 15 at 407 Carolina street. To Mr and Mrs B Roggerman a girl born July 14 at Steves gerdens. To Mr and Mrs J H Heathcock a girl born July 19 at 2010 Wyoming street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herry K. de Walt
Alamosa Street
Gilbert
Carolina Street
B. Roggerman
Steves Gerdens
J. H. Heathcock
Wyoming Street
Building Permits Granted For New Dwellings In City
Realty Investment company files for an eight room house on Lopez street valued at 450 dollars. J. A. McDavitt seeks a four room dwelling on Summit avenue valued at 640 dollars. Anna Melas plans an additional house and porch on Tapes street valued at 300 dollars. Gillett applies for a six room dwelling on Salinas street valued at 31000 dollars.
County bonds approved for several districts in Texas
The attorney general's department approved bond issues for multiple Texas school districts. Jack county common school district bonds totaling 2500 dollars at 5 percent for 40 years with 15 year option, Comanche county 1000 dollars at 6 percent, Henderson county 1800 dollars at unspecified rate, Edgewood independent school district 10000 dollars at 6 percent with 40 year maturity and 5 year option, and Foard county 6000 dollars at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack County
Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Jack County Common School District
Comanche County
Henderson County Common School District
Edgewood Independent School District
Milk sterilization breakthrough claims indeterminable shelf life
J H Bensen of Philadelphia says a device using a hydraulic pump and silver tubing sterilizes milk by passing it through 280 degree pipe then 200 degree air. Milk stays in the system two seconds and is bottled in sterile bottles, with physicians affirming the claim of bacteria free milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. H. Bensen
Bensen
Real Estate Transfers Under Sheriff at San Antonio in 1912
A series of property deeds dated mid 1912 shows transfers from M I Manowits to George R Gaenalen for four acres and additional acreage, Parke R Longworth to Mrs A G Seamands, Palm Heights developments to W Marshall Smith, and numerous other conveyances. Transactions list lot numbers, blocks, street names including Washington avenue Stonewall street Zavala Chupaderas Houston Ver a Cruz Vera Cruz St Alamo Heights Lakeview and Mast Englewood, with values from $1 to $3500 and other sums. The items cover transfers between individuals, ranch owners, developers, executors and companies in multiple San Antonio neighborhoods and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Manowits
George R. Gaenalen
R. T. Higginbotham
Washington Avenue
Val Verde Street
Pleasanton Road
Stonewall Street
A. Karren
John Larkin Calvert Smith
Larkin T. Smith
New City
Parke R. Longworth
A. G. Seamands
Edgewood Addition
Palm Heights Development Company
R. W. Hearn
B. Louis Raborn
W. Marshall Smith
Palm Heights
Blanche Woods
Tarburton
New City Block
Zavala
Chupaderas
John and
Beulah Ledbetter
Bexar County
Joseph A. Janzen
Hamilton County
Ohio
Tafteettah San Fernando
New
Carter F. Sommers
William
Mammie C. McKinney
Mount Pleasant
Tile
James. Malone
Néw
Houston Street
Alamo Heights Company
M. H. Townsend
W. M. Hodges
Guadalupe County
Alamo Heights
Thomas H. X
Minnie Ray
Luther T. Ellsworth
Leonardo Jalmes
T. T. Parker
Vera Cruz Street
H. B. Dickens
B. G. Irish
Thomas H. A
Lu. K
Homer H. Titus
Lakeview Townsite Company
Lakeview Addition
Mary Ellen Sweeney
M. Singer
J. R
Mary. M. Knight
J. W. Flowers
M. L. Oppenheimer
George G. Bschamente
Gideon Leo
Abe Levine
Michael Milgrom
Mast Englewood
Sasser
George Roe
Jackson m and
Marshall Streets
Jess S
Taylor and Wife
Nelson
Hurdson
East Mistletoe Avenues
Ferke R
Longworth O
Airey
Igewood
M. Cop
Hunsden
Lee
Lieck
Madeliene Terrace
Irvin
Adele Cubreau Calaghan
Bryan Causines Jr
Monterey
Texas Securities Law Hinders Rail Road Growth
Allison Mayfield notes Texas securities statute blocks rail expansion by raising financing barriers. He cites Union Pacific and Houston & Texas Central as impacted by the law and argues for policy changes to attract capital. The piece details foreign and local opposition to Texas rail projects and highlights Santa Fe’s Texas mileage and debt issues as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Houston & Texas Central
Texas
San Antonio
Rockport & Mexican Railroad
Dessert For Dinner From The Creamery Dairy Co
Phone your order to the Creamery Dairy Co now for the dessert for today’s dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Creamery Dairy CO
Texas rail policy draws fire from commission on rivals
The commission says the Santa Fe mileage in Texas greatly surpasses new construction elsewhere on system routes. It alleges Texas railroads seek to seize the virgin field to block competition and intimidate capital. Chairman Mayfield leads the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Texas
Mayfield Folows
Railroads Clash Over Texas Laws in Ripley Letter
In Austin Texas July 20 chairman Mayfield disputes RE Ripley of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe over Texas laws on railroads and new mileage. Santa Fe reports 503 miles built in Texas 1908 1912 and plans 100 more, arguing laws assist operation while rivals seek to deter new entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
RE. P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Texas Welfare Commission
Allison Mayfield
Texas Railroad Commission
Ripley
Mayfield
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Atchison
Texas
Railroad Commission
Santa Fe
Texas Lines
Lubbock
Texico
Pecos
Lometa
Eden
Conchos, Saba & Llano Valley
Sangelo
Sterling City
Miles
Paint Rock
Texas & Gulf
Charters Filed Across Texas In July
Special to The Light Austin July 20 chartered today Gulf Coast Dairy of Bay City Mata gorda county capital stock 10000 incorporators P K Jinks Guy Smith and John O Gaines Famous Dry Goods company of Granbury Hood county capital stock 10000 incorporators Isaac Rose Sol Jacobs Leo Kahn and others Fisher Land company of North Roby Fisher county capital stock 10000 incorporators McD High Josh Wood and Eugene Wood D B Oil company of Electra Wichita county capital stock 8000 incorporators J H Marriott D T Cross S E Cramer and others Ritter Costello company Fort Worth amending name to Ritter Flood company decreasing state stock from 25000 to 15000 Certificate of dissolution filed by Bonita State bank Bonita Montague county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Gulf Coast Dairy
Bay City
Matagorda County
Capital Stock
McD. High
Josh Wood
Eugene
Wood
D. & B. Oil Company
Electra
Wichita County
J. H. Marriott
D. T. Cross
8. E. Cramer
Ritter-Costello Company of
Fort Worth
Ritter-Flood Company
Bonita State Bank of
Bonita
Montague County
Roswell High School Claims Strong Graduation Hints
Prof H. Brasher former state blind institute head and Roswell NM city schools superintendent visits Austin. He praises Roswell system as among the best between El Paso and Denver noting 42 graduates with 22 boys and 19 girls and 35 pursuing college. He cites plans for a railroad to coal mines aiding NM development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
H. Brasher
State Blind Institute
Roswell
N. M
Brasher
el Paso
Denver
New Mexico
Haggin Transfer From Elmendorf to Hospital
James B. Haggin of Elmendorf farm near Lexington was moved to Good Samaritan hospital this afternoon with stomach trouble. The 80 plus financier is described as not in immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
James B. Haggin
Elmendorf
Here
Good Sa Maritain Hospital
Pistachio Ice Cream from the Creamery Dairy Co
Pistachio ice cream and orange ice cream from the Creamery Dairy Co are highlighted as refreshing cold desserts. The note emphasizes their cooling quality and suggests their appeal for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery Dairy CO
Advance in value of realty near Main Avenue
An ownership transfer shows property at the corner of Main avenue and Carrera street rising from $20,000 to $36,800 in three years. W. J. Burns and George B. Pere sold to Semp Russ, J. L. Kerr and M. l. Chalk. The forty six by sixty foot lot hosts a two story brick store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Reta Streets
W. J. Burns
George B. Pere
Semp Russ
J. L. Kerr
M. l. Chalk
Carrera Street
L. Hart
C. W. Aldrich
New Marks
San Antonio Realty
Band Concert Today by Third Field Artillery
A concert will be given this morning by the Third Field Artillery Band at the artillery post bachelors quarters directed by Arthur Johnson. Program includes March Nibelungen overture The Elves Sounds From Erin The Red Widow Idyl The Glow-worm and National Emblem plus more. Riebe Undertaking Co. offers auto ambulance service at 221 E. Com phone 841.
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Third Field Artillery Band
Bachelors Quarters
Arthur Johnson
R. Wagner
Kiefer
Erin
C. W. Bennett
Chas
Gebem
Paul Lineke
E. E. Bagley
Riebe Undertaking Co
E. Com
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Aduerto
Mark Twain
Steel Trust
Kenosha, Wis
Hostetter
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William P. Leeds
America
England
William ©. Stewart
Stewart
Newport
Samuel Rowland
Nolan
Harriman
Kansas City
Gulf
Wall Street
San Antonians
London
Rockport
Atlantic
Eng
Light
All Street
Medina Dam
Santa Fe Railroad
Rairoad
T.H. Little
Layne Pum
Jefferson St
S.p
Mayfeteld
Texas Railroad
State Tax Board
Kansas
Nebraska
Martin Wright
Bedell Bldg
Roswell, N. M
James B. Haggin Mi
Main and Carreta
Third Field Artillery
Hicks
San Antonio, Texas
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