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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
7
A clinic matron halted excessive milk entitlements after a woman with three milk tickets secured three quarts daily from three stockers. She limited her to one ticket for her 13 month old child while directing distribution to the truly needy. Doctors will check in four times weekly as the new policy screens cases.
Thrush district clinic, in operation five years, serves as refuge during hard times. An 18 month old child burned by boiling beans was treated at the clinic. A mother with a newborn and five other children faced hardship. clinic workers assisted. Aims to equalize conditions and support struggling families. A price schedule Effective June 1 applies to four classifications and explores coupon book purchases to improve delivery and reduce change needs.
Saloon keepers, butchers, grocers, and restaurant owners in San Antonio will pay a single fee for bulk ice purchases rather than varying prices by business type. The change aims to standardize rates at the city’s largest ice point as the practice has long varied by customer classification.
Lentz captured the Hardiear Sweepstakes at Wyisache Golf Club after two days of play with a net score of 4 under par. Pedick finished second with 9-14-4, while Mellhenny Tobin and Atmy tied for third at 37, with a playoff set to decide the winner.
Under the Male American Young Men's Club, Ital o Americans marked Italy's constitutional anniversary with a Madarasz Park picnic drawing 300 to 400 attendees. The event featured dancing under Italian and U S flags, varied races and games, a tug of war, and multiple prize winners led by George Mezzetti and Agnes Excomina among others.
Attorney Martin J Arnold received a letter from Robert Goodell chief deputy game fish and oyster commissioner denying reports that a Merina fish bill ruling was defective and unenforced. He stated he consults Commissioner Will W Wood before important rulings and pledged enforcement of the law.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Pass Christian Mississippi to visit John M. Parker. A party will board the Louisiana Conservation Commission’s Daisy for a trip along the lower coast to inspect federal and state game preserves totaling about 90 000 acres. Roosevelt reportedly has not been here before.
Raymond Hitchcock the musical comedy star has purchased a Kerrville ranch and plans to use it as a motion picture studio this summer. Mrs Hitchcock and party expected to reach San Antonio soon en route to their country estate with equipment for picturemaking. Brother in law A P Mangaserin recently left San Antonio with plans for filming.
Report from Bandera County describes hundreds of fish killed along Line Creek 26 miles north of Maina dam. Witnesses Juan Martins and Munday report streams choked with fish up to two feet long, muddy water, and difficulty finding drinking water. Farmers report stones weighing over 12 pounds falling into water, with fishers noting 1000 head of sheep killed nearby at Wolent ranch along Pipo’s wreck.
Henry Miller 67 a West native from Hanover Germany died Sunday at his home 402 Camargo street He lived here 42 years and was a peace officer survived by widow three sons Wil Huta George and Albert Miller two daughters Anne and Edna Miller and one grandchild a brother John Miller of Iola Kansas Funeral at 4 pm Monday from the home and burial in the new Lutheran cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Hopkins appeals her charge of kine against Samuel Rosenthal as District Judge W S Anderson denied relief. The case record was prepared by Court Stenographer George E Bell. Attorney Cowen and counsel for Hopkins said the appeal would be filed in the Court of Criminal Appeals at Rustin early this week.
White Crepe and Novelty Suitings offered at discounted prices. Regular $1 items now 49c per yard with various white fabrics including lace voiles embroideries organdies and pique pieces. Also listed are undergarment fabrics and ten-yard pieces in multiple weights and widths.
The store presents three waist groups for summer outfits: $1, $1.95, and $2.50. Choices include simple lingerie waists, wash silks and crepes de chine, with more elaborate brouses of voiles and organdies, China silks. The $1 group is a new anniversary assortment, while the $1.95 and $2.50 groups are original higher priced waists now specially discounted.
Court denied bail for Mrs. Hopkins after habeas corpus hearing. Witnesses described acts surrounding the killing as warranting continued confinement. A notice of appeal was given and counsel pledged to expedite the appeal, arguing continued jail confinement endangers the client’s health.
Local ad invites customers to visit 31a W Com St to try on a range of suits with expert cutting and tailoring. The notice emphasizes personalized fitting and showcases the shop’s services under the name Lun'ts Tailor.
Atlanta June 7 members of the Georgia prison commission, in a regular meeting, announced that Leo Frank's petition for commutation of his sentence to life imprisonment would not be reached before Tuesday, possibly Wednesday, as the body proceeds with routine business.
Nine Ortigers convicted of townslaughter over the Roosevelt killings. Two deputies sentenced to not less than five nor more than ten years each. Sixteen deputies remain jailed awaiting trial. A Chamber of Commerce industrial division meeting to discuss new factory sites is scheduled.
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