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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
12
The Southampton agreement leaves all lines settled except the White Star terms, identical to Liverpool’s, which workers rejected. The stance mirrors ongoing labor tensions as seafarers and crews dispute conditions. The outcome signals potential stalemate and further negotiations ahead.
A meeting of the Jobbers' and Manufacturers' league of the San Antonio Credit Men's association will discuss ensuring tonnage for a new mixed train on the Victoria branch starting July 1. H. W. Webber says the service links San Antonio with Victoria and Brownsville country, allowing shoppers to spend the day in the city and return by 11:50 p.m. Trade excurions and year round newspaper campaigns are planned to bolster business.
Riebe Undertaking Go provides auto ambulance service at 221 East Commerce with phone 341.
The German court tenor Ludwig Hess opened the thirty third Saengerfest of the North American Saenger Bunds in Milwaukee last night with the event drawing a large crowd. A Rainbow Parade of the Modern Woodmen of America attracted about 150000 spectators in Buffalo yesterday as the chief foresters marched in uniform. Walter Scott Jervis of Brooklyn a Trinity College junior was killed in Milford Connecticut when his car crashed through a fence following a rear tire blowout.
Dayton Ohio June 23 Miss Harriet Long donated money and property valued at 50 000 to Bonebrake the United Brethren theological seminary.
Mrs Lea wife of United States Senator Lea of Tennessee was deemed out of danger today after a quart of her husband's blood was transfused into her veins. The development followed a serious medical episode in Washington D C.
Hartford June 23 committee on labor of the Connecticut general assembly reports favorably on a bill barring any person from working seven days a week.
Judge Ward's office hosts a morning meeting of Aldermen Steves Boynton Uhr and Lipscomb about filing answers to petitions challenging elections. Citizens' leaders expect suits to fail, plan a 4:30 pm review on Gallagher vs Church, and discuss continuing or dropping other contests based on stamped ballots and a possible new trial.
A local advertisement claims Texas Wonder relieves kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with a one dollar bottle. It cites testimonials and lists Dr B W Hall of St Louis Missouri as a contact and says the product is sold by druggists.
Street oiling was postponed due to lack of a large enough boiler to heat the preparation. A larger boiler or steam supply may be used, with a steam roller or W B Tuttle offering a boiler to complete the process. Soldiers swept streets as readiness remained. Community contributions to the oil fund are listed from multiple local donors.
Local ad invites patrons to try 50 cent dinners at the Elite Cafe in San Antonio offering service and 2001 meals. The notice promotes daily and Sunday dining from noon to midnight with Theo Artzt's orchestra. Contact numbers are listed for inquiries.
Train schedule snapshot lists arrival and departure times for multiple lines and routes. It names services to and from the north south east and west, including connections with Houston Galveston Kerrville El Paso and M. E. & T. depictions with varied times throughout the day.
A fragmented rail schedule item lists Cuero and Victoria connections with times for northbound and southbound services. It ends with a Rudyard Kipling quote from an anti suffrage dinner in London questioning women taking a husband’s name after marriage and joking about possessions.
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