Wife Seeks Custody After Husband Forced Harrow Ride
Mrs Lafayette Choat, wife of a Birmingham Missouri farmer, asked a juvenile court for custody of her two sons after accusing her husband of tying her hands and driving her on a corn field with a team of mules four times. She showed a bruised arm as evidence. The court granted custody to her and ordered placement with the Institutional church until she can provide a home.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Lafayette Choat
Birmingham
Cheat
Russia Will Not Permit Battle Near Capital
Teheran dispatch says the Russian minister in Teheran stated Russia will not allow a battle within twenty miles of Saint Petersburg. In Trans Caucasia the steamer Christofer owner discharged its captain and first officer for leaking voyage news to the press. London hints a veto bill crisis may end without new peers.
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London
Peru President Backs Peace While Buying War Material
In Lima, President Leguia told Congress that while Peru favors peace and arbitration in disputes with other nations, the government will continue to acquire war material. He asserted Peru will offend no one but will not tolerate insults to its sovereignty.
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Peru
Congress
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Will dissolve and not make a fight
Attorneys for the electrical trust have submitted to Attorney General Wickersham a decree they are willing to have entered against the government’s dissolution suit. The move signals the trust will dissolve without a fight.
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Electrical Trust
Associated Press
Washington
The
Wickersham
San Benito Booster Banquet Celebrates Town Progress
The San Benito Commercial club held a booster banquet Friday July 28 to laud past achievements and encourage further town development. Secretary Graham served as master of ceremonies as a large crowd attended the event.
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San Benito
Tex
Parade Plan Shifts Status In Austin Celebration
Special to The Light reports a planned July 24 parade in Austin organized by the negro Baptist organization rather than the Methodist church as first stated. The event aimed to celebrate what appeared to be a pro victory in the amendment election.
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Austin
Tex
Negro Baptist Organization
Methodist Church
Railroad Time Table Highlights Arrivals and Departures
The page lists multiple rail lines and schedules including arrivals and departures for No. 4, No. 6, No. 8, No. 7 and others from Houston, Galveston, Kerrville, Kerrville Sunday service, El Paso and West, Cuero Victoria, and the Santa Fe line. It shows times throughout the day such as 1:55 pm, 6:45 am, 8:55 am, 7:30 am, 10:20 am, and 9:35 am, with notes on local, coast towns, and express services.
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Kerrville
Bunday
Sun- Gay
El_ Paso
Cuero
Victoria
el Paso
West
East
Santa Fe
G. N. Devor
North
Auxiliary to veterans camp organized in joint meeting
A woman's auxiliary to Luther R. Hare camp United Spanish War Veterans was formed after a joint camp and family meeting. Mrs. John White spoke on the need and benefits of the auxiliary. Temporary officers were named with plans for permanent election next Tuesday at Moose hall.
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United Spanish’s War Veterans
EB. G. LeStourgeon
LeStourgeon
John White
Fitzhugh Lee
United Spanish War Veterans
Dallas
Sarah E. Fox
Beatrice LeStourgeon
The
San Antonio
Moose Hall
Women's Auxiliary
A. B. Hillan
Oklahoma City
S. W. Granberry
Grand Lodge Degree Conferment by Texas Knights of Pythias Leader
Judge R H Buck grand chancellor of Texas Knights of Pythias visited San Antonio lodges Friday night. He delivered an address and conferred the grand lodge degree on about fifteen past chancellors. A luncheon followed before he left for San Marcos for a lodge meeting.
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San Marcos
Texan Heads Osteopaths Chicago
Members of the American Osteopathic Association conclude deliberations and adjourn. Dr James L Holloway of Dallas Texas is elected president. Edythe Ashmore of Los Angeles is elected vice president. H M Vastine of Harrisburg Pennsylvania is secretary. H S Childs of New York is treasurer. M E Houlett of Columbus Ohio is named. Detroit selected as next meeting place.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Ostopathic Association
James L. Holloway
Dallas
Tex
Edythe Ashmore
Los Angeles
H. M. Vastine
Harrisburg
H. S. Childs
New York
M. E. Houlett
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Theo Artzt's Orchestra incident at Starr street crossing
Zeke Pickens, a Southern Pacific switchman, had part of his right hand mashed at 10:15 yesterday while attempting to uncouple two coaches at Starr street crossing. He was taken to Appmann-Ser ger drug store on Austin street and Grand avenue where his hand was bandaged. The physician said no bones were broken and he would resume duties soon.
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Southern Pacific
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Appmann-Serger
Austin Street
Grand Avenue
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Foley Kidney Pills Tonic in Action for Urinary Ailments
Foley Kidney Pills claim prompt relief from backache kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism congestion of the kidneys inflammation of the bladder and urinary irregularities. Marketed as a boon to middle aged and elderly people and for women by Kyng Pattison Drug Co.
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King & Pattison
Foley
Mexican teen pleads guilty to shoe theft in Koerth
Salvador Sosa about 18 pleaded guilty before County Judge P H Green to stealing a pair of shoes from Hill and Hill mercantile in Koerth Texas. He was fined $5 and sentenced to one day in jail.
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Hallettsville
Tex
Salvador Sosa
P. .H. Green
Hill & Hill
Koerth
Woman dies after eating rat poison candy
New York reports Mrs. Mary Lytle consumed three colored candies from her kitchen table believing they were made by her daughter. She died within an hour from ingesting rat poison handed to her son by the janitor to kill mice in the apartment.
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New York
Mary Lytle
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