Verdict at Midnight Gives Damages in Brick Co Case
Judge Seeligson had jurors locked overnight after long deliberations. At midnight the foreman read a verdict awarding $2000 to Joe Johns against C. E. Williams Brick Company. Judge, clerk Scholz, and Deputy Newton retrieved the panel for the ruling.
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Bexar County
Arthur Wes
Arthur Scholz
Alfonso Newton
City Hall
Joe Johns
C. E. Williams Brick Company
Lawyer’s Free Lecture Prompting Dead Beliefs Debate
A speaker, described as a lawyer, is set to lecture on the location of the dead, challenging sermon narratives. The remark notes the preacher’s differing views and suggests the lawyer’s talk could offer a decisive or valuable perspective for attendees.
Brownsville Irrigation Advocate Sees Texas as Ideal
F J Macarthy, irrigation expert and promoter of a San Diego creek project, says Brownsville district offers abundant rainfall, a favorable clay sub soil, and minimal irrigation water needs. He argues California styles are unnecessary here and urges state water property reform to restore priority rights and public control.
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Texas
F. J. Macarthy
San Diego
Brownsville
West
Iowa
Illinois
Macarthy
Duchess de Chaulnes Blows Smoke at Dinner Honoring Mexican Ambassador
At a New York dinner for the Mexican ambassador, Duchess de Chaulnes astonished guests by ordering cigarettes. Justice Gerard introduced the ambassador as the room watched smoke rings rise. The text mentions the office of state hydraulic engineer and irrigation prospects in Texas with Mr Macarthy departing San Antonio to oversee field work on a new enterprise.
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Manuel de Calero
Senora de Calero
Mexican Society of New York
Duchess de Chaulnes
Theodore Shants
New York
Justice Gerard
Ing
State Hydraulic Engineer
Texas
Mr. Macarthy
San Antonio
Authorize New Temple For Dallas Negro Pythians
The Dallas convention of the Negro Pythians of Texas authorized a new temple at a cost of 100000 dollars. The edifice should stand among the finest of its kind in the state. Dr. A N Prince of Sherman was reelected grand chancellor. The final convention work and installation of grand lodge officers at Market Hall conclude the sessions.
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Dallas
Texas
A. N. Prince
Sherman
Grand Lodge
Market Hall
Married Life the Third Year
Warren and Helen travel toward the Baldwins country home and consider renting the nearby cottage for summer. Helen adores country life and worries about daily commuting from the city, while Warren insists on addressing the horse’s mistreatment and eagerly pursues a proper country setup for their family. The scene blends domestic longing with practical hurdles before city council and contract news intrudes.
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Warren
Helen
Baldwin
Jove
Rob
Baldwins
Maax
Mrs. Baldwin
Melvin Place
John
Winifred
Potter Probe of City Water Fails to Progress
Insurgent city councilors press for answers as Alexander Potter of New York and a team of accountants and engineers have been at work since February to audit the local water system. The report and recommendations remain undisclosed amid reticence from the aldermanic body.
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Potter
Alexander Potter
New York
Corps of
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