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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1913

Page

5

San Antonio Auto Club Eyes Reform of Traffic Ordinances

The San Antonio Automobile Club met at the St. Anthony Hotel to discuss rewriting traffic rules to fit congested conditions. Dr. W. H. Hering reported on Chief Lancaster’s call for club cooperation and Judge Martin J. Arnold offered to help draft a tentative code. The group reviewed London Chicago and New York provisions and noted stricter enforcement of pedestrians rights under article 3 section 2. They condemned the south loop conditions as dangerous while also addressing financing for a new pavilion adjacent to the club house.

San Antonio Automobile Club Nown St. Anthony Hotel W. H. Hering Lancaster Automobile Club London Chicago New York City Martin J. Arnold Hering South Loop R. T. Pruitt L. F. Rick H. G. Hayes Dr. Hering Arnold

Collier Sets to Work as Texas Insurance Commissioner

W. W. Collier, newly confirmed Texas commissioner of insurance and banking, has qualified and begun duties. The Senate approved his appointment late yesterday and he took the oath of office immediately.

Austin Tex W. W. Collier Insurance Senate Collier

No Law Against Weighers In Private Cotton Weighing

The Texas attorney general ruled there is no law prohibiting independent weighers from weighing cotton sugar wool and hides in justice precincts where publicly elected weighers operate. The opinion was rendered to R F E Tompkins county attorney of Waller county.

Austin Tex R. F E. Tompkins Waller County

Pearl Rope Stolen From Rumsey Home in Narragansett Pier

Gems valued at 75000 dollars including a 60000 dollar rope of pearls were stolen from C C Rumsey's Narragansett Pier residence in the 24 hours ending Sunday night. Entry occurred between 8 p m Saturday and 8 p m Sunday. Private detectives are investigating. police not yet notified.

New York C. C. Rumsey Narragansett Pier Mrs. Rumsey

Wilson nominates Walker and Marvin for federal posts

President Wilson announced nominations for internal revenue collector in the Third Texas district Alexander Stuart Walker and weather bureau chief Charles Marvin. The judiciary committee also urged confirmation of James Wilson as federal attorney for the Northern Texas district.

Washington, D. C Wilson Internal Revenue Third District of Texas Alexander Stuart Walker Weather Bureau Charles Marvin Judiciary Committee James. Wilson Northern

Senator Stone Invites Wilson to Peoria Address and River Trip

Senator Stone and the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways Association invited President Wilson to speak at their Peoria Illinois convention in October and to join a St. Louis to Peoria river trip. Wilson would consider the invitation as Moose convention in Cincinnati closes.

Washington, D. C Stone The

Comfort Station Planned for Alamo Plaza

Public service committee of the Real Estate Exchange has completed plans for a below ground comfort station at the Alamo Plaza band stand site. Estimated cost under $5000, with city appropriation sought after May investigations across other cities. Endorsed by city health officials and Woman’s Auxiliary. to go before Civic Committee and council.

Public Service Committee the Real Estate Exchange Alamo Plaza C. B. Watters W. A. Petty Jr W. H. Chambers W. W. Wiggins Frank Allen W. A. King Woman's Auxiliary Board of Health Civic Committee Woman’s Club

Farmers Congress Attendance Soars At A and M College Station

College Station Tex July 29 Enrollment for the Texas Farmers Congress at A and M College hits 1500 with expectations to reach 2000 before closing Saturday. Boys and girls clubs lead in attendance with 200 youths. Sam Matthews Coleman president of the Texas Baby Beef Clubs spoke on fat steer profits. Girls showed canned goods and prize corn exhibits. Irma Matthews of Oklahoma City spoke on farm welfare.

Extension Department Irma Matthews Oklahoma City

Motocycle Trip Planned By Texas Priest

Rev. George E. Hurlburt rector of St. Pauls Episcopal Church in San Marcos leaves today for a six weeks vacation from San Marcos to Portland Maine and back via New York Galveston and another ride to San Marcos.

San Marcos Tex George E. Hurlburt St. Paul's Episcopal Church Portland Hurlburt New York Galveston

Insurance Firms Deny Conspiracy in Missouri

One hundred twenty two fire insurance companies filed their answer to the quo warranto proceedings by the attorney general. The companies deny conspiring to leave the state and say withdrawals were voluntary and not coordinated.

Jefferson City

Argentina Deputies Move Trusts Unlawful Bill

Buenos Aires July 29. The government introduced in Congress a bill modeled on the Sherman law declaring all trusts and combinations in restraint of trade and production unlawful.

Buenos Ayres Argentina Congress

River Avenue Oil and Sand Cushion Fund Drive

A civic committee appeals to automobile owners and citizens to raise about 2850 to oil River Avenue from Newell Street to the city limits, a three mile stretch. Highway engineer George D. Marshall plans a sand cushion packed and oiled for durability.

River Avenue Newell Street George D. Marshall Bexar County Frederick Terrell M. H. Townsend J. R. Boyle Harry L. Miller George C. Saur John B. Carrington W. B. Tuttle Oil River Avenue Miller Rivers Avenue

Pre Stanton to Hang Friday in Dallas

Governor Colquitt refused to interfere in Floyd Stanton's case. Stanton, a negro convicted of murdering his wife, will be hanged in Dallas next Friday. The board of pardon advisors recommended commuting the sentence to life imprisonment due to inadequate representation and mitigating circumstances.

Pre Stanton Austin Tex Colquitt Floyd Stanton Dallas Board of Pardon Advisors Stanton

Woman's Ills Disappeared in North Bangor and Ann Arbor

North Bangor and Ann Arbor women report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials describe headaches backache irregular cycles and hemorrhages improved or cured, with praise for the remedy as a blessing for women.

North Bangor N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham James J. Stacy North Bangor, N Ann Arbor Mich Lydia Pinkham L. E. Wyckoff Ashley St

Mayor and aldermen clash over city engineer appointment

San Antonio council debates insurgent wishes to reject Kearny as engineer candidate. Lambert calls for a compromise while Uhr defends independent votes. The meeting approves water main work, street repairs, and several ordinances amid criticism of The Light editorial.

Lambert Kearny Uhr Albert Steves Alderman Uhr Notic Mayor Brown Brown Neal Steves Chapa Clinton H. Kearny Hoefgen City Hall Water’ Company South Alamo Street Water Company Pancoast Wright Dielmann Denver Boulevard Herman Fink Henry Fink Farmers’ Union Saunders City of San Antonio San Antonio City of Intendo Fries Warren the Light Alderman Fincham State of Texas Fincham Council The Light Organized Labor Fairclough King William and Turner Streets Spring Monterey Comstock Schley Wilkins South Presa Colorado Kerr Ruiz Pinto Lake View Avenue Helena Street South Flores Street San Pedro Ditch Macon Street Commerce Street Chamber of Commerce Market House Hall

When We Use The Right Food For Our Needs

The passage asserts that selecting foods aligned with individual needs enhances health and wellbeing. It emphasizes mindful choices, nutrition balance, and understanding personal dietary requirements to optimize energy and vitality.

Grocers Fined for Court Contempt in Federal Case

Federal Judge Grubb fined the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association 2500 for contempt of court for violating a 1911 decree on anti trust laws. President J H McLaurin of Jacksonville received 1000, H Lacey Hunt of Wilmington 1000, and L A Melchers of Charleston 1000. Costs assessed to the organization and three individuals. An appeal likely to go to the Supreme Court.

Birmingham Ala Grubb Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association J. H. McLaurin Jacksonville Fla H. Lacey Hunt Wilmington N. C L. A. Melchers Charleston S.S. C Walker Percy Supreme Court

Prohibition Election Sees Light Early Voter Turnout

Midland Texas reports very low early voter participation as interest in today's prohibition election remains weak with a light vote recorded in the initial hours.

Midland Tex

Trunk of Burned Man Shipped to Connecticut Relative

Sheriff Tobin received the trunk of E H Houghton, the 58 year old burned man from Buena Vista Street, from Corpus Christi and will mail it to his brother in law Harry Dutton of Bridgeport Connecticut. The trunk held travel clothing and paraphernalia but few private papers. In a separate note, the U S government will require new electric vehicles for its departments to meet defined specifications starting July fiscal year.

John W. Tobin Corpus Christi E. H. Houghton Buena Vista Street Harry Dutton Bridgeport United States

Ri vers Talcum Promises Dainty Skin Appeal

Charming copy promotes Lehn & Fink's Ri ver is Talcum as the key to dainty beauty. It claims exceptionally light pure powder calms and cools sensitive skin and fits after bath, while dressing, or before bed. A large glass jar with sprinkler top is offered by druggists.

Lehn & Fink

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Ohe Wolff & Marx Co Auto Club Tites Walker Cincinnati Ohio Loyal Order of Moose New Orleans Philadelphia Baltimore Che Emmet Bank West Commerce Street Thos. L. .Conroy E. J. McCormick J. Frank Gallagher Assi Real Estate Exchange Committee Farmers Congress Henry Kingsbury Street Fink Finance Committee Gillette Wellville Hart Schaffner & Marx Fomby-Jones Company East Houston Street Grocers Southern Wholesale Association Dalkowitz Bros. Co Main Avenue North Flores ST
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