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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

Page

11

Pan American Conference Aims to Deter War and Unite Hemispheric Law

A quiet movement plans a Pan American conference to link public men across the Americas for harmony and to end internal feuds and war. Five international lawyers from each republic would form the core, with initial members chosen by national law societies. A 1918 timing is proposed with a Spanish Carnegie edition distributed for outreach. Vote for James R. Davis for county judge.

Washington Latin America James Brown Scott Carnegie Endowment For International Peace J. Aviliriz South Central America Americas Europe Carnegie Endowment

Sweeping Freight Rate Increases Announced By Rail Lines

Southern Pacific and Santa Fe announce large freight rate increases after receiving Tate tariffs. Eastbound, often 75 to 100 percent for less than carload shipments. westbound rises 25 to 40 percent. In California the changes affect all classes of goods after August 19 with September 2 operative dates.

San Francisco Cal Southern Pacific Santa Fe Tate California

Controversy Over Intangible Assets Delays Continue

Acting Comptroller Charess B. White and Acting Secretary of State D. A. Gregg, both interim tax board members, debate the timing of certifying railroad intangible values for tax rolls. White cites legal doubts about completing this year's assessment, while Gregg notes historical delays past July benchmarks.

Austin Tex Charess B. White D. A. Gregg State Tax Board White F. M. Simpson van Zandt County Gregg Intangible Tax Board

Autoists Leave Taylor for Corsicana Endurance Run

Farmers and Ranchmen automobile endurance entrants began from Taylor Texas with 161 miles ahead toward Corsicana the night stop after a day of prep. A good roads meeting band concert and smoker were provided for contestants last night and two time penalties were added to yesterday’s results.

Taylor Tex Corsicana Dallas

Mrs Hetty Green Baptized Into Episcopal Church

Mrs Hetty Green, the wealthy magnate, has been baptized in the Protestant Episcopal Church in New York and will be confirmed by Bishop Lines of Newark. At seventy eight she continues active in business affairs with help from her son Colonel Henry Green.

Hetty Green Protestant Episcopal Church New York Bishop Lines Newark Green Henry Green

Italian Shipbuilders Build Floating Drydock for Submarine Tests

Italian shipbuilders have completed a floating drydock enabling external pressure tests of submarines without submerging them in deep water. This facility allows safe, controlled testing of hull strength and pressure resistance using surface deployment and controlled chamber procedures.

Pastor Insists Old Maids Are A Menace In Colorado

In Grand Junction on July 26 Rev Elmer V Huffner of the First Christian church declares old maids a menace and urges Helen Gould to marry preferably in disguise. He suggests she work incognito in the backwoods to find a husband who loves her for herself not wealth. He praises her humanity but argues marriage would improve her happiness and urges two weeks of simple work and living on under ten dollars a week.

Grand Junction Colo Helen Gould Elmer V. Huffner First Christian Church Today Miss Gould

Colquitt Campaign Urges Delegates in Texas Primary

R M Colquitt campaign manager urges Governor Colquitt supporters to attend next Saturday's 8 to 10 am primary convention in every precinct to elect county delegates. The county convention then selects delegates to the San Antonio state convention in August to ratify July 27 primary nominations. Rumors warn Ramsey politicians aim to capture delegates and influence the state convention.

Ramsey Colquitt Austin Tex R. M. Colquitt San Antonio

Walthall Ends Campaign in Texas Swing

Attorney general candidate James D. Walthall arrived in Austin from Brenham and headed to San Antonio to vote on Saturday. He said the campaign is virtually over and asked friends across the state to give their best efforts for his election, citing commitment to official duties.

Austin Tex James D. Walthall Brenham San Antonio Walthall

Judge Moursand Seeks Reappointment With Endorsement

Judge Anton N. Mourgund, UT law graduate and Mason partner, receives the San Antonio Bar Association endorsement as he runs to succeed himself on the fourth court of civil appeals. Backed by local lawyers, he tours the district predicting a strong vote beyond Bexar County. Vote for James R. Davis for county.

Anton N. Mourgund Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Law Department University of Texas Mason San Antonio Moursand San Antonio Bar Association Colquitt H. H. Neill Justice Mourland Bexar County

Watermelons Shipped From Pleasanton As County Crops Improve

Jack Ormand shipped a carload of watermelons averaging over forty pounds each from Pleasanton with two more carloads ready. Atascosa county reports its largest corn crop ever, plus excellent hay, cane, and cotton conditions.

Pleasanton Tex Jack Ormand Atascosa County

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