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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1911

Page

6

First Balloon and Early Flight Pioneers

A historical survey recounts the Montgolfier brothers 1780s balloon experiments, Retif de la Breton's winged umbrella device, Franklin and others witnessing early flights, and Robersons and Knabenschue as early aviation figures before the Wright brothers.

Retif de la Breton Retis Retif Joseph Stephen Montzgolfier Annonay France Montgolier Brothers Paris Academy of Sciences Vertim Peo

Pryce Seeks Post After Army Collapse in Baja

In San Francisco on June 10 C A Pryce former general of the liberation army in Lower California says he is seeking a job. He attributes his resignation to the Los Angeles junta refusing to supply food clothing and ammunition for his troops and states this made successful resistance impossible.

San Francisco C. A. Pryce Army of “Liberation California Pryce Los Angeles

Shooting at Pittsburg oil operator's home wounds Mrs Hill

Mrs F Hill wife of a wealthy oil operator was shot in the side at the Hill residence in Pittsburg. The shooter C R Shaum was arrested along with Wm Dauren and a woman named Horner. Mr Hill was away on a business trip at the time.

Pittsburg F. Hill R. Shaum Wm. Dauren Horner Hill

Reward Offered by Fire Insurance Board for Arson Convictions

Chicago officials announce a 500 dollar reward for every arson conviction to combat a suspected "fire bug trust" causing heavy losses. The program extends to police and others aiding arrests, reflecting annual incendiary damages estimated at 760000 dollars. Meanwhile, a separate incident reports John Johnson fined for vagrancy after a reported hold up on South Concho and Monterey.

Chicago Ill Chicago Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters Evans South Concho Monterey John Johnson Buckley Monterey Street Concho Street Johnson trans-San Pedro

Knife sale attempt ends in arrest for Evans case

A man was arrested after offering to sell a stolen knife to G. W. Evans along with five or six dollars. The incident centers on the attempted exchange and the recovery of the weapon.

Negro G. W. Evans

No Exception Made

Marshall Texas residents face another 100 degree day as June heat continues with hot conditions and elevated temperatures daily.

Marshall, Tex

Ajax Waste Mills Hit By Major Fire In Dallas

A large fire damaged the Ajax Waste Mills in Dallas yesterday afternoon causing losses of several thousand dollars. Adjoining property also sustained minor damage before the blaze was checked.

Dallas Tex Ajax

Soldier Sues Traction Company for 25000

A soldier, William Mooney, filed suit in the Seventy-third District Court against the San Antonio Traction Company for 25000, alleging severe injuries from a street car trailer overturning at Grayson and North Pine near the army post on April 4. He claims a broken leg, twisted spine, and right leg shortening, rendering him unfit for service. The case is the first filed in the new court, with Claude V. Birkhead named as its first judge.

William Mooney Seventy-third San Antonio Traction Company Grayson North Pine Streets Army Post Mooney Seventy-third District Court Claude V. Birkhead Colquitt Birkhead

First Carload of Onions Shipped from Weatherford

The first car of onions ever shipped from Weatherford, Texas, was sent yesterday to a Wichita Falls dealer. The white wax onions were grown in Parker County, marking a local agricultural milestone.

Weatherford Tex Wichita Falls Parker County

Cardus Woman’s Tonic Promises Relief for Ills

A testimonial from Mrs. E. A. Smith of Goldsboro North Carolina describes relief from womanly troubles she suffered including headaches and distressing symptoms. The letter claims Cardus helped her health and happiness.

Cardus E. A. Smith Goldsboro N. C

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