Harriman May Take Bonus for Railroad Charges
San Antonio offers a $100,000 bonus to lure Harriman to build an extension from San Antonio to the Mexican border with a possible line to Des Artes. Local engineer Cushing reports on discussions with Pleasanton interests and the push to connect San Antonio with the Texas Gulf region and Tampico. Decisions on funding and construction are expected soon, with potential wider implications for cross border rail service and regional development. Meanwhile, four pawnbrokers faced charges for receiving stolen property in a related city case, with arrests by city detectives and deputies.
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San Antonio
Brownaville
Hasthmus
EB. W. Harriman
Republic of Mexico
KB. Cushing
Southern Pacific
Pleasanton
Mexico
Harriman
Mosien
Look Iip
Cushing
Prosar Vonngerns
Erin
Bustwens
Alvin Hass
Smit
Farchman
Tampico
Lme
Ghence Oy
Panama
San Antonin
San Aninaio
Rio Grande
de Chapingour
Tarrincia
Tocy
Ben
Fick
Ghee
Louis Raversin
Tandove Arbetter
Moaffe
A. Copeland
Racersin
Arbeiter
Sunset
Ramjung
East Commerce Street
Jaffe and Corland
West Commerce Street
Rolb
Frank Newnam
Flores
Mussen
Raversi
Ar] Better
Leo
Notaries Public Commission Renewals Issued
Notaries public commissions expired at midnight and were renewed by County Clerk Newton. Applicants queued at the office this morning amid renewed licensing activity. Fees collected totaled 82.50.
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Notaries Public
Thay Rar
Newton's
Bosny
Love's Office
Local Weather for Sinatlanto and Stein Ib
Unsettled weather with showers possible tonight and Wednesday. High around 90 degrees this morning, low near 70, with temperatures fluctuating through the period.
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Sinatlanto
Stein Ib
Noted Shipp Prisoners Await Ruling On Contempt Case
In Avenolited Prag Washington the United States Supreme Court heard the appeal of former Sheriff Shipp of Hamilton County Tennessee and five companions on contempt charges for delaying habeas corpus actions in 1905. The seven men stood before the court as a body. sentence was postponed to allow a rehearing, with bonds posted and no immediate fate set.
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Prag
Washington
Dane Ty
United States
Theriff Shipp
Tamilton Romeyy
Tennessee
Tareminah Gibson
Earl Father Williams
Nick Nolan
Yonrs Padget
Wm. Mayes
Kat
Iclark Case Passed For A Day In District Court
The case of Willlark, charged with burglary and theft, was postponed in the Thirty seventh district court until tomorrow morning due to absence of congeal. Clark is accused of burglarizing Frank Brow's store on Alamo place and theft at Emil Blum's Houston street store. A related conviction yielded three years for burglary and two years for horseball at Victoria.
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Willlark
Thirty Seventh District Court
Clark
Frank Brow
Alamo Placa
Emil Blum
Houston
Victoria
Mayor Bryan Callaghan reshapes San Antonio police
Mayor Callaghan began his eighth term and initiated a sweeping police shakeup. Six officers were discharged, 41 regulars were trimmed, 24 new officers appointed including a reconstituted detective corps. Charles T. Van Ripersie was named chief of police, with McCabe serving as acting deputy and Garza as assistant chief. New appointees include A G Sandoval and others, meeting at city hall to file their hands and receive assignments.
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Bryan Callaghan
San Antonio
Alee
Callighan
Akrhp
Fiewdor
Pative
Tery
Fieers
Charles T. van Ripersie
Palier Department
Mhcaeles McCabe
Tirsé Voaelstant
Pottee
Anit ML
Elie
Paler
Dreden
Sarvie
Avill
Wity Halk
van Riper
Charles T. van Th
Wiestnesiatamt
Charles
Me Caha
J. Mh. Garza
Denk Bergoagta
Dohe Vituhurs
Don Knaus
Russell Beek
Frank Newnan
Me Garity
Joe Stowe
A. Bodleman
A. G. Sandoval
Bryan Callaghan Re sworn In as San Antonio Mayor Again
Bryan Callaghan was sworn in for the eighth time as mayor of San Antonio this morning. The oath was administered by City Clerk Fred Priv. Callaghan is described as a very progressive mayor with a record of improving San Antonio. He pledged further progress and city improvements over the next two years.
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Bryan Callaghan
San Antonio
Chy
Fred Priv
Callaghat
San Amttnin
Grewter
Taft Opens Big Exposition With Key Moment
In Seattle Washington Taft presses a ceremonial key signaling the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The event draws crowds, locomotives and daylit displays as the fair moves toward its opening amid universal rejoicing.
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Taft
Appointment roll names city officials and health staff
In a filled city notice the health department reappoints John J Mueller as secretary and lists new sanitary inspectors R Rooker and others. It notes cabinet heads remain in place and the council to meet Monday to organize departments and consider the revised budget for the new fiscal year.
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John J. Muellers
Thrive Senitary
R . Rooker
C2 Cunsherland
Harry
Pros And Antis Claim Smith County Section
In Tyler a contested Smith County election claim emerges with dueling groups the pros and antis preparing notes for next Saturday section. George Pendleton has retired from Temple to help the antis as the county faces a dry election.
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Pros
Smith County
Tyley
Vox
Tyler
Gvorgy Pendleton
Has Bermuda Beaten on Onion Growing
The article reports Texas soil and sun enabling larger, earlier onions, harming Bermuda’s onion industry. Sixty Portuguese and Bermudian farmers migrated to Texas seeking work after their Bermuda farms collapsed. Many brought families and plan to seek agricultural opportunities in New England or Texas.
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Associated Press
New York
Texas
Bermuda
Texea
New England
Final Round-Up 19 Fund Urgently Sought After Tornado Toll
Special Dispatch from Brownwood Texas reports heavy rain and tornado damage increasing suffering. About 400 families are homeless, with many houses uninhabitable and debris spreading. Hospitals report injured, some graveside care ongoing. aid crews rush to provide shelter and essentials. Prospects for required funds appear favorable as donations rise.
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Brownwood
Tex
al Dophyr Ls
Pha
Urben
Mora
Kandy
Zephyr
League’s work brings results for San Antonio fund drive
Eighteen members of the Manu Nireleh committee gathered at the Business Men club to aid the 425000 fund for San Antonio publicity. They were photographed, received instructions, and began outreach, with volunteers reporting subscriptions over 700 dollars by midweek.Mrs Eleanor Stribling contributed ten dollars in cash via Jke My Peyow.
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Manu Nireleh
San Antonio
Businese Men Club
Dallays
Texas
Cela
Eleanor
Two Fall Down a Rocky Canyon Tragedy Reported
In Vasintown and Los Angeles, Mrs A Wilson is injured as a couple tumbles sixty feet down a rocky canyon while crossing a trail. The husband is also hurt, with prior injuries noted. Rescue and medical attention followed, with witnesses describing the fall and its dramatic nature.
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Vasintown
Val
Mase
Wilson
Los Angeles
Hnsbanel
Storm area moves toward Texas with showers expected
A storm system is moving toward Southwest Texas with unsettled weather and possible showers tonight and Wednesday. Rain fell in San Antonio and several Texas towns last night as the storm passed over the area, with scattered showers reported in Lampasas Mexia Temple and others.
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Hay
Mexico
Texas
Gtvnn
Baril
Cinihed
San Antonio
Eitios
Lampasas
Balfinger
Rapid City
Lats Temple
Bat. Corpree Vhvisth Naeagdoohea
Mexia
L&d
Wien
Werondting
Promoters Plan Southwest publicity drive for Hone Stratch committee
Names of committee members and supporters outline a push by the Publicity League to produce two booklets promoting city homes, tourism, and the Southwest Texas region. Descriptive material will be written by William Clandenin of Nelson Cheaman Advertising, with committees assigned to manufacturing, real estate, retail trades, and other sectors. Letters from four couriers seek location and business interest for potential plants, factories, and tube production in San Antonio and surrounding areas.
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Conness
Th. T. Wester
Byron Awoaringen
Bo Clegg
Augest F. Seay
Prpitt
BB. Chandler
Gage
Th . Carrington
CL Leel
T. da Conroy
Affteek
Marelin
Hl Doors
Sol Toalewite
J. M. Watson
W.T. Stiles
W. A. Keller
A. R. Stephens
William Clandenin
Nelson Cheaman Advertising Company
St. Louis
August Broun
Prederick Perret
Pol. Conroy
J. BR. Carrington
Ercore
Conunitter
T.Z Aus
Carrington
Sinearingen
Ay Uhurt
Fregeri Anke Wott
August
New York
Seviter
San Antonis
Animantile
Stuirmin
Sond West Tors
Varnivh
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Routo
Notaries
Iclark
Charles van Riper
McCabe
Garza
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Ehier
San Antonia
San Ads
Magny Catlaghin
Cadlaghin
Seatlle
Cereniny Duc
Seattin
White House
Anit
Alaska
Seattle
Josue Ogrien
BOM
Collius
Ales Viedin
PR. Bell
Charley Co
Remington
Vngune Bennett
Ki Ramby
Martin
Henderson
Writy
W. Troha
George MM. Miteass
Vovis
Cardenas
A. Wi. Miller
Frank Fotlowan
Noumea
Ahathes A' Hine
Ret
Einglehurdt
Th FR. Anderson
Juline Bavhman
Walinie Mitchel
Pound
Mike Ripps
Tete Tafalrla
Rendle
Frazer
Meiler
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Bryant
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Campbrill
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R. G. Willig
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Fd Patterson
H. Robina
E. P. Thompson
W. A. Mitchell
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Ginter GU
Jervajak Mronk Kiley
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