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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1916

Page

6

Take Up Wage Dispute Railroads Resume New York Talks

In New York on June 12 representatives of the nation’s leading railroads and railroad employes unions resumed wage and hours negotiations after an adjournment. Rail officials asked a few days to answer questions raised by labor leaders about the impact of company proposals while unions reiterated they deserve a similar explanation from management.

New York United States

Alamo city social calendar highlights and events

Local society notes list several events including a formal opening of St Anthony roof garden, Beta Alphas al fresco party in Boerne, and Young People's Society gathering at Travis Park Methodist Church. Also featured are Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, Red Cross, Missionary activities, and a Swift & Company beef sales report for San Antonio.

Young People's Society of Travis Park Methodist Church Philathea Swift & Company San Antonio

Woman Juror Excused At Wagoner Trial In Murder Case

At Wagoner high school, Corley P. McDarment faces murder charges in the Watts killing and Moss shooting. A prospective juror, H O Duncan, was excused after identification confusion, while Moss testifies as a wounded witness. Legal teams from Watts and Moss families hire special counsel for the case.

Muskogee Okla Corley P. McDarment Wagoner Edgar Watt Oklahoma H. O. Duncan Oklaha Tam McCarment Edgar Watts Moss Watts

Rail fare ad highlights route and burning locomotives

An advertisement notes a $75.35 round trip fare to New York and back on the D verse Route. It mentions rail warfare imagery with Ol] Burning Locomotives and cites Southern Pacific as the carrier.

New York Southern Pacific Return

Two through sleepers to Memphis and Chicago daily

Southern Pacific advertisement touts daily through sleeper service to Memphis and Chicago, emphasizing convenient long distance travel options and scenic routes.

Memphis Chicago Southern Pacific

California to feed Belgians and war victims plan

California acts to feed Belgian and northern French war victims for one day. California products valued at seventy thousand dollars will be collected. Committees are appointed to organize the drive.

San Francisco Cal California France

Houston social roundup includes tours meetings and weddings

Mrs E F Simms hosted a motor party to Morgans Point with luncheon at Blacks. The June 15 class of the high school plans its first annual reunion with a Brackenridge park picnic. Numerous club events and visits across Houston feature Daughters of the Confederacy, Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Delta Gamma Taus, and local families. The O Connor Allen wedding publicized. other residents undertake travels and civic organizing. Several names and places appear, including 1805 Prairie avenue and Denver boulevard.

The Houston Chronicle E. F. Simms Morgans Point Black Minnette Paine Isabelle Gallagher San Antonio Aubrey Culberson Bessie Simms Marion Croom Smith Brackenridge Park J. T. O'Connor Houston Genevieve K. Allen J. A. Lynch Denver Boulevard Mr. Rowland

Dewey declares Jutland battle a draw and urges stronger navy

Admiral George Dewey, head of the general and joint board, says the North Sea clash between British and German fleets ended in a draw. He notes the fight underlines the need for a powerful navy and for the United States to build more battleships and rely on battle cruisers in future warfare. He cautions that authentic details are limited while stressing national defense reliance on a strong fleet.

Washington George Dewey General and Joint Board North Sea United States General Board

Trousseau Shower Honoring Miss Pauline Uhr in Marion

Mrs. Henry Diehl and Mrs. John Hicks hosted an afternoon shower at 625 Mason street for sister Miss Pauline Uhr. Pink and white blossoms graced the room. prizes awarded in a guessing contest won by Miss Martha Engelharth and Mrs. Reich erzer. ices and cake served.

Henry Diehl John Hicks Marion M. Uhr Mason Street Pauline T. Uhr Martha Engelhardt Reicherzer Irene Hawes Thula Lawson Genilla Hedges Annie Wurzbach Margo Glaze Elsie Persch Martha Engelharth Aline Schwartz Carrie Hicks May Hicks Dorothy Nankervis Elsie Meyer Bessie Lowery Lilly Klappenbach Lucy Ruth Ruby Hopkins J. O. Hedges J. C. Hedges Hawes George Wurzbach C. E. Wurz J. D. Harlan Faust Francois John Bitter Alexander Zogheib Daugherty

Denison Guests Honored by Mr and Mrs Schaefer

Mr and Mrs Richard Schaefer entertained a Denison group last week in honor of Miss Helen Marshall Miss Kate Marshall and Marguerite Toner. Attending were Martha Schendel Johanna Schiel Bertha Henkel Oscar Schendel Lindsey Smith Will Sohn Paul Hans Edward Lamm Conrad Henkel Mrs Mary Henkel and Mr and Mrs Joe Hans and Mr and Mrs Adolph Delgado.

Denison Richard Schaefer Helen Marshall Kate Marshall Marguerite Toner Martha Schendel Johanna Schiel Bertha Henkel Oscar Schendel Lindsey Smith Will Sohn Paul Hans Edward Lamm Conrad Henkel Mary Henkel Joe Hans Adolph Delgado

German American Red Cross Bazaar Planned at Beethoven Hall

A Saturday meeting with 250 representatives from forty German American groups voted to hold a bazaar the first week of October to raise funds for the German and American Red Cross. C A Goeth named chairman and Paul J Herrting secretary. committees to be formed soon.

Red Cross Beethoven Hall C. A. Goeth Paul J. Herrting

Memorial Meeting Honoring Sholem Aleichem Planned

A memorial gathering in honor of Sholem Aleichem has been called for Monday night at Modern Woodmen's hall 117 North Flores by leading Jewish organizations. The author famed for fifty humorous books and likened to a Jewish Mark Twain will be celebrated with readings from his most humorous work as requested in his will.

Sholem Aleichem Modern Woodman’'s Hall North Flores Street Mark Train

It Is Healthy to Laugh Ask Your Doctor

A lighthearted quote urges readers to consult physicians about laughter and health, suggesting humor can be part of wellness discussions and medical advice. It underscores the value of dialogue between patient and clinician.

Turners to Entertain and Elect Officers

The San Antonio Turn Verein will host a card party at 8 15 p m Thursday. The annual meeting is set for Monday evening June 26 with officers to be elected for the next year.

San Antonio

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Zu Zu B., Inc Western Union Telegraph CO National Biscuit Company St. Anthony Roof Garden Beta Alphas Boerne Lambert's Beach Alamo Mission Daughters of the Republic of Texas Alamo PD. S. Stanley Circle the Grand Army of the Republic Knights of Pythias Hall Equal Franchise Branch Red Cross Society Alamo Missionary’ Society F. Strittmatter Beauregard Streets St. Mary’s Parochial School Marie Rogan Eli Hertzberg National Council of Jewish Women Missionary Society of the Prospect Hill Methodist Church McDarment Ft. Sam Houston Tex National Toilet Company Paris Tenn U.S.A Optical Hertzberg Mary's Ste Delta Gamma Taus Reed Brown Gerald Drought Jennie McBride San Angelo Ladies’ Aid Society Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church H. Diehl Martin Wright Show Rooms East Houston Street Daughters of the Confederacy the Organization Confederate Veterans Helen Gregory Tenth Street Merlyn Miller Montana Blackman Fannie Small Edith Singleton Kathryn Farmer Ruth Thornton Ferda Parkinson Laurine Miller Mesdames Merlyn Miller C. F. Miller T. L. Blackman E. K. Kloff Frank Lester William Sien Tom Haines Frank Gregory Josephine Woodhull Elizabeth Camp Will Holden Alfred Ranney James J. Morgan Wells Herbert Beckman W. E. Menard Charles A. Mason Graham Denton J. F. Lynch Saltillo Mexico Leon Emmich Callum H. Brown St. Louis L. Pharylles William J. Liederman J. M. Schollenbrew M. F. Howland E. Heiligman Clifton Dunlay, Tex Belle Dilgarde Kyle Mabel Harrison Mab Harrison Amelia Beckham North South Carolina Helen Engelking Cecilia Luisa Wuest J. E. Wetherell Dewey Jutland Laos Pegn Ens Allala Maieas J. E. Hoban San Antonio, Tex Turners St. Anthony Francisco Hernandez Telephone Crockett T. B. Baker Menger Henri Therrien Paula Sigerist Edwin H. Lee Itios
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