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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1916

Page

6

Girl Dies In Buggy In Olney Death Probe

Elizabeth Ratcliffe seventeen died Friday night while riding in a buggy with Roy Hinterliter. Hinterliter is jailed without bail as inquest plans proceed. Doctors report organs healthy. autopsy shows no illegal procedure. Poison theory explored with stomach contents to be analyzed, then abandoned.

Olney Ill Elizabeth Ratcliffe Paoli Ind Roy Hinterliter Hinterliter Morris Fore Mr. Morris University of Illinois

Minnesota Battery Arrives at Llano Grande in Fine Condition

The Second battalion of the First Minnesota field artillery reached Llano Grande near Mercedes Texas on Monday. Minnesota troops are reported in fine condition with negligible sickness in camp.

Tarantula at Princess Theater sparks Cuban New York intrigue

Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature The Tarantula shows at the Princess Theater in six parts. Edith Storey as Chonita, Morenzo as Pedro Mendoza, in scenes set in Cuba and New York. Cabaret dancer Chanila seeks a man, brings a jewel case with a tarantula, and seeks revenge. Port O'Connor round trip listed with July 29 special train by Southern Pacific.

Princess Princess Theater Vitagraph Edith Storey Chonita Pedro Mendoza Moreno Cuba New York Chanila

Feast of St Vincent de Paul Observed in San Antonio

The St Vincent de Paul feast was celebrated at St Henry's Catholic Church in San Antonio with a body communion led by Rev O R Hentges. Reports from seven conferences showed a higher demand than receipts and outlined charity work including hospital visits and aid to consumptives, the aged home and transportation costs for stranded health seekers.

San Antonio St. Henry's Catholic Church O. R. Hentges

Winslow to Join Roosevelt's Rough Riders Plan

Admiral Cameron McCrea Winslow, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, accepted Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s offer to become a brigadier general of the Rough Riders if hostilities with any foreign country occurred. Roosevelt had not yet abandoned the plan.

San Diego Cal Cameron McCrea Winslow Pacific Fleet Theodore Roosevelt The Rough Riders Roosevelt

No New Faces In Offices At State House

In Austin Texas July 25 no changes in state departments as officials were re elected or will be at the November election The only new face expected is Judge T C Morrow who defeated A J Harper for associate judge on the Court of Criminal Appeals The campaign for United States senator between C A Culberson and O B Colquitt looms large with speculation Culberson may visit Texas to defend his seat The run off primary is in a month ex Governor Colquitt begins his campaign and state officials predict tax reductions and school tax adjustments by the upcoming sessions The automatic state tax board may lower ad valorem rates and the education board will set the school tax while Judge A S Fisher congratulates Judge James R Hamilton on victory and plans a vacation before returning for the October term Hamilton remains district attorney until winter

Capitol T. C. Morrow Hill A. J. Harper Court of Criminal Appeals Morrow United States C. A. Culberson O. B. Colquitt Culberson Texas Senate Colquitt H. B. Terrell West Charles B. White Ferguson Automatic State Tax Board State Board of Education A.S. Fisher Criminal District Court James R. Hamilton Hamilton Fisher

Insurance Men Strike In New York

On July 25 a strike called by the International Insurance Agents Protection Association drew at least 600 Prudential agents in New York, demanding higher pay union recognition and shorter hours. The union claims 13 000 agents nationwide. Prudential plans to protect policyholders and replace strikers with experienced personnel to prevent policy cancellations.

New York Prudential Insurance Company International Insurance Agents Protection Association

Egg note hints at romance and postage costs

A Louisiana Courier era quip notes a girl writing her name and address on an egg. The joke contrasts romance with practical postage, jesting about paying letter postage rather than parcel rates.

Louieville

Social Calendar Tuesday Night Activities At Local Clubs

Revelers attend a swimming party and dinner at the Travis Club. The Red Cross Volunteer Circle hosts an entertainment at Highland Park School for charity. An ice cream social benefits St Anne's Church at 626 West Woodlawn Avenue. Delta Gamma Taus meet at 8 with Milton Kline. Prospect Hill Church Ladies' Aid holds a quilting party at 2 pm at 2905 Saunders Ave. San Pedro Circle meets at 4 pm with Mrs T M West. Catholic Woman's Club discusses establishing a woman's exchange and day nursery at 4:30 pm.

William Pompeo West Woodlawn Avenue St. Anne's Catholic Church Ladies’ S Aid Society of Prospect Hill Christian Church Frank Brice Saunders Avenue San Pedro Circle Travis Park Methodist Church T. M. West San Pedro Avenue

Social event notes from Travis Club area gathering

A young crowd danced on the Travis Club roof Monday night. Several host couples hosted guests from Dallas, Houston, Galveston, Sherman and Victoria with a long list of attendees including Misses and Messrs. coming and going between homes in Beaumont and nearby cities. The St. Elizabeth Society planned a banco party at St. Joseph's hall Wednesday evening.

Travis Club J. L. Cowan Mary Louise Deutsch Esther Morris Hortense Goldstein Phyllis Shiner Charles Parr Galveston Ray Hare Russell McCormick Bob Knox Jack Wiley Neal Terrell Dobbs Dallas Thelma Neal Alice Lammers Robert Ayres Amos Graves Jr J. W. Howard Levy Meeks Charlotte Newton Lottie Jean Steele Louise Berrey Rowena Walker Kathryn Waugh Houston Will Mell Booth Earl Doyle McDonald Henry Hare Lee Haltem Pittman Fort Worth Laura Virginia Adams Thelma Bennett Minnie Hope Helen Gawl Elizabeth Bynum Roger Walker Chester Asilpatrick Reed Brown Arthur Foster David Smith George Miller Oscar Powell John Shook Sterling Price Adams E. O. Evans Lorena Mayer Dorothy Evans Margaret Taylor Josephine McAmis Isadore Taylor Hayward Samis Magruder Martin Hugh McAmis Shelley Evans James Markham Victoria Edward McClannahan Blanche McDonough Beaumont St. Elizabeth Society Banco St. Joseph's Hall

Progressive Leaders Plan National Conference Prep

Progressive party leaders announce a conference of regional leaders to map a course of action ahead of the national meeting in Chicago on August 6. The date and eastern city for the session were not yet fixed.

New York Progressive Party Chicago

Cross Concert Postponed To Tuesday At Highland Park

Red Cross Volunteer Circle reschedules the benefit concert to Tuesday at Highland Park School after rain delays. Proceeds aid the chili and tamale booth for the Red Cross rally and picnic held Saturday August 5 at Landa’s Park with the Third Illinois band from Camp Wilson joining in.

Explains Why He Left C. C. Green in Mobile

C. C. Green formerly of Waynesboro Mississippi and owner of Texas and Oklahoma lands reveals in a signed Mobile statement that business troubles caused by the European war drove him to leave Mobile in January 1915. He says he had no contact with family during the first year and a half, but communicated shortly before returning. He declined to disclose his current residence.

Mobile Ala C. C. Green Waynesboro Miss Green Texas Oklahoma

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