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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
10
Train schedule fragment shows multiple routes and times
A dense list of train numbers and destinations from various regions including Houston Kerrville Kerrville coast towns El Paso Victoria Cuero and Waco. Entries include departure and arrival times with notes on Sunday service and main line divisions for the H & B A system.
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Houston
Kerrville
Coast
Sunray
el Paso
WOME
Cabo
West
East
Victoria
Deppart
Cuero
Wees Cooees
Vine
Temple Plans Hundred Room Hotel Opening June
Temple will complete a new one hundred room hotel and have it ready for operation by June 20. The project advances local development and expands lodging options in the city.
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Temple
University Men in Tennis Tourney Opens in Texas
The seventeenth annual open lawn tennis championship of Texas starts Monday June 12 at the Country club and runs five days. Prizes include three silver cups for singles and doubles winners with challengers Harvey MacQuiston and Semp Russ plus Walter Walthall. Entries close Sunday at noon.
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State of
Texas
Harvey MacQuiston
Semp Russ
Walter Walthall
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Franz C. Groos
University of Texas
Harry Payne
Texarkana
Mexico
Mexico City
Wright
Ditson
Joe H. Frost
Franz, C. Groos
Robert Maverick
Willard Simpson
John Frost
Bush Breaks Record With Low Qualifying Score
R G Bush of the New Orleans team won the gold medal for lowest qualifying score at the tenth annual Southern Golf Association tournament in Nashville. E W Daley of Nashville claimed the silver for second place while F G Byrd of Atlanta failed to qualify.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
R. G. Bush
New Orleans
E. W. Daley
Southern Golf Association
Nashville Golf and Country Club
F. G. Byrd
Atlanta
Turner series second game sets up Gutzeit vs Mays
In Gonzales Texas on June 8 the San Antonio Four Seasons beat local players 5 to 8 in the second game of the series after taking the first game. Two ninepin matches in the Century tournament are slated for next Friday night. Wagenfuhr will face postponed contests with Lutz and Lambert. About twenty games remain in the tourney. Braden-O'Neill Plumbing seeks a match against another ten-man team employed at a single business. The local squad hopes to arrange a game with a similar all-employees club.
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Wagenfuhr
Lutz
Lambert
Braden-O'Neill Plumbing Company
Braden-O'Neill
Gonzales
Tex
San Antonio Four Seasons
Race Horse Brings Big Price
Indianapolis June 8 Penisa Maid a two year old race horse valued at 25 000 was sold to R J MacKenzie of Winnipeg the transaction reported in racing circles for its high price and notable interest from buyers.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
R. J. MacKenzie
Winnipeg
Polo match delayed by wet field at Westbury
The second polo game between the English and American teams, scheduled for yesterday at Westbury, was postponed to 4:30 p m today due to a wet field, delaying the event for spectators and participants.
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Associated Press
New York
Westbury
L. L
Half of field remains in Southern Golf tourney
The Nashville Golf and Country Club hosts the Southern Golf Association qualifying round. After the first day 64 of 132 starters remain in the competition as the second half of the round begins in Nashville Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Golf Association
Nashville Golf and Country Club
South Atlantic League Results Snapshot
In Columbus the Columbus team won 3 to 0 over Savannah. Macon defeated Charleston 7 to 1. Albany led Columbus 6-2 while Columbus trailed 5-6. Jacksonville and Augusta game postponed due to rain.
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Columbus
Savannah
Macon
Charleston
Albany
Jacksonville
Augusta
Milwaukee, St. Paul Meet in Lone League Game
The schedule shows only one game in this league with Milwaukee facing St. Paul for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Seventh Survey Underway for Quanah Rail Route
In Quanah Texas on June 8 a seventh survey for the Quanah Acme Pacific railroad route began after the prior layout proved too rough for cross sectioning.
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Quanah
Tex
Quanah Acme Pacific
Secretary of War Jane Vaccinated at Army War College
Washington June 8. As an example to the army Secretary of War Jane has been vaccinated against typhoid fever. The vaccine was administered by Major Russell at the Army War College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, BC
Army
Jane
Russell
Army War College
Suspension of Chicago Daily Socialist Publication
Chicago Daily Socialist suspends publication as announced by B M Stangeland, manager of the paper, in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Daily Socialist
B. M. Stangeland
Governor Deneen Calls June Sessions On Deep Waterways
Springfield Illinois June 8 Governor Deneen issued a call for a special session of the general assembly on June 14 to consider deep waterways. The session aims to address harbor and river improvements and related infrastructure.
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Springfield
Deneen
General Assembly
Garfield Kin Dies in Los Angeles at 90
Mehi Trowbridge, 90, sister of former President James A. Garfield, died in Los Angeles on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Mehitabel G. Trowbridge
Garfield
Veteran 92 Weds 24 Year Old Bride in Muldrow
A. D. Dutton aged 92 married Rebecca Jane Galloway aged 24 in Muldrow Oklahoma. Dutton credited his long life to his habit of eating beans. The ceremony took place on a June day in this small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonegerian Marines
Muldrow
Okla
A. D. Dutton
Rebecca Jane Galloway
Northerns capital seen as menace to the south says congressman
In a public address at Demopolis Alabama on June 8 Congressman Hobson declared that northern capital was a menace to the south.
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Demopolis
Ala
Hobson
Mills Destroyed by Fire in Marysville Tennessee
A Marysville hosiery mill in Tennessee was destroyed by fire incurring a loss of 65000 dollars with 21500 dollars covered by insurance. The blaze occurred at the Marysville mill and caused extensive damage to facilities and stock.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Marysville
Priest Is Named President Of National Conference
Boston June 8 Brother Barnabass of the New York Catholic protectory was elected president of the national conference of backward truants delinquent and dependent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Magss
Brother Barnabass
New York
Secretary MacVeagh names Montgomery to sugar refining customs post
Secretary MacVeagh announced in Washington that Charles P. Montgomery will head the customs service for the American Sugar Refining Company, directing tariff and import duties for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Washington, D. C
MacVeagh
Charles P. Montgomery
American Sugar Refining Company
Wilson seeks bail pending appeal in United Wireless case
New York counsel for Christopher Columbus Wilson, president of the United Wireless Telegraph company, argued for his admission to bail while appealing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher Columbus Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Ladies Garment Workers Strike for Higher Pay in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on June 8 about seven thousand members of the Ladies Garment Workers union gathered for a mass meeting and voted to strike seeking increased wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Reyes forges stay in Orizaba ahead of Madero welcome
General Bernardo Reyes is in Orizaba, a town midway between Mexico City and the coast. He is expected to remain there until after the celebration marking the arrival of Madero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Bernardo Reyes
Orizaba
Madero
German aviator sets height record with passenger
JOHANNESSTADT Germany Hirth a German aviator established a world height record with a passenger reaching an altitude of 6182 feet.
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Johannesstadt
Germany
Hirth
Mexico’s Political Change Praised at Salina Cruz
Washington dispatch notes Mexico’s newly forming political landscape is warmly welcomed in Salina Cruz and Puerto Mexico with optimism for evolving governance and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Salina Cruz and
Puerto
East Mayo MP John Dillon Improves After Crash
Dillon is reported much improved after serious injuries from an automobile accident in Dundalk. The nationaliste MP for East Mayo remains under medical care as details of the crash are released.
French Lieutenant Dies In Corsica Flight
Death is believed after Lieut. Bague of the French army embarked from Nice in an aeroplane bound for Corsica and is now considered almost certain to have perished in the venture.
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Nice
France
Lieut. Bague
Corsica
Priest Attends Court at Quirinal Ceremony
Rome reports priest Paolucci mayor of Gorlano Abruzzi attended the dedication of the monument to King Victor Emmanuel II at the Quirinal. He is noted as the first ecclesiastic to attend an official ceremony there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paolucci
Gorlano Abruzzi
Victor Emmanuel II
Quirinal
Labor Troubles in Canada Amid Vancouver Builders Strike
After scattered walkouts yesterday Vancouver sees ongoing labor unrest as around four thousand building trades workers walk the picket lines. Victoria notes a general calm in the city despite the disruptions.
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Canada
Victoria
B. C
Vancouver
Sturgis McCarty Injured Jumping From Delivery Wagon
In Taylor Texas on June 8 16 year old Sturgis McCarty son of Mr and Mrs Arthur J McCarty sustained severe injuries after leaping from a delivery wagon when the horses went astray. He broke two ribs and suffered severe bruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Hart
Taylor
Tex
Sturgis McCarty
Arthur J. McCarty
Mills Men Return From 100 Mile Practice March
United States troops led by General Mills march back to camp from a 100 mile practice march that began in Galveston and included a visit to Houston. The brigade appears in excellent condition after their demanding exercise and experiences along the route. Five applicants begin bar examinations in the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals with local and regional entrants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
General Mills
Houston
Here
Court of Civil Appeals
Board of Examiners
Clinton G. Brown
Frank H. Wash
San Antonio
Volney B. Brown
el Paso
Dan A. Petty Jr
M. C. Nelson
Aransas Pass
Mack Kercheville
Big Foot
J. N. Green
Nixon
E. R. Spencer
Beaumont
Wealthy ranchman Boley Brown dies of heart failure
Snyder Texas June 8 A wealthy Kent county ranchman Boley Brown died suddenly this morning from heart failure. He had recently developed a rich gas well on a ranch near Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder, Tex
Ohio man named general secretary of San Antonio Y M C A
Word has arrived in San Antonio that E. E. Dilley will become general secretary of the San Antonio Y M C A succeeding A. G. Irons who resigned to lead the Macon Ga. association. Dilley arrives about August 1 after two years as general secretary at Youngstown Ohio. Archs Behles and Boelhauwe, 228 West Commerce Street.
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San Antonio
E. E. Dilley
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