Antis Form Trades League for Texas Prohibition Fight
A San Antonio delegation plans a Fort Worth rally to establish the Anti Prohibition Trades Union League with leaders from the Texas trades unions. Special Katy and I and G N trains will carry delegates to the event with $5.10 rail rates and multiple run days June 4 to June 6.
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San Antonio
Fort Worth
J. J. Tucker Jr
Trades’ Council
Fritz Rossi Jr
Paul Steffler
Frank Zizik
J. H. Lamm
George H. Martin
William L. Hoefgen
Weekly
Dispatch
Katy
Trades Unions of
Texas
Trades Union League
Antis
United States
Missouri
Trades Union_league
Lone Star State
G. N
Ostar C. Guessaz
Anaya Fined Five Dollars For No License
Louis Anaya private secretary to Francisco I Madero Jr was arrested by Patrolman Harvey and fined five dollars in police court before Judge Buckley for operating an automobile without a license Attorney Sam Belden said Anaya was misidentified as a chauffeur He claimed Anaya drove the car for Mr Madero on occasion and did not know a license was required the case was heard at the Jefferson 442 Soledad Street.
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Louis Anaya
Francisco I. Madero Jr
Harvey
Buckley
Sam Belden
Anaya
Madero
Belden
Womack 74 Dies in San Antonio After Long Illness
Mrs. L. V. Womack aged 74 died after a long illness at a local sanitarium. A native of South Carolina, she had lived in Grovetown Texas for fifty years and was in San Antonio about eight months for treatment. Survived by son W. G. Womack of Jasper Texas. Body prepared by Zizik Undertaking and to be taken to Houston for interment.
Madero family members depart Juarez for Mexico City
Uncle of Francisco Madero arrives from Monterey praising a quick restoration of peace within a month or less. He says volunteers and old regime soldiers will form a rurales force to quiet bands. Francisco I Madero and family head to Mexico City as advisors to the new government amid public farewell at the station. Proposals issued for post office screen repairs at the San Antonio building.
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Benjamin Madero
Francisco Madero
City
Monterey
Madero
Mr. Madero
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
Gustavo
Francisco Sr
Juarez
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero Jr
Mercedes
Angela Madero
San Antonio
Ernesto Fernandez
Afonso Madero
Galveston
Mr. Fernandez
United States Post Office
Court House
Texas
Estimates Point to Strong Cotton Crop In Early Reports
The Associated Press reports that early season estimates suggest a 6 percent rise in cotton acreage and about 85 percent crop condition. Private forecasts show less optimism, with some bears hoping for 7 percent but most bulls expecting no more than 5 percent. Mississippi projections appear inflated and not trusted. In Bexar County Texas, 694 notaries face a ten day oath period to qualify, or their seals become void. A Shakespeare club joke notes fines for attendance.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Bexar County
Man Killed in Baseball Quarrel in Austin
In Austin Texas authorities investigate a shooting after a dispute over baseball between local city enthusiasts ends with Joe Keiser dead and Arthur Keiser badly wounded. A bystander Joe Ash is questioned as police pursue leads on who fired the fatal shot at a saloon.
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Austin
Joe Ash
Arthur Keiser
Tex
Merits Bay
Joe Keiser
Ash
Keiser
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