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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

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Oil Well Confirmation in Glasscock County Texas

A telegram from the General Manager confirms the McDowell well on the McDowell ranch in Glasscock County struck a 1,000-foot oil sand at 2,600 feet. The well tested before a 2,000-person gathering and showed about 2,000 barrels. The General Oil Company also drills another well in Glasscock County and three wells in Howard County and nearby reaches.

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Supreme Court Rules Property Owners Pay For Street Improvements

The Supreme Court holds that the legislature may empower towns to charge abutting property owners for street improvements and that married women are not exempt from such assessments. The Dallas and San Antonio cases are linked as companion rulings with no separate opinion. The decisions affirm the city’s right to recover costs via certificates of assessment against benefited properties.

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Ban Auton street dispute ends in appellate reversal

Spears and his wife fought a civil action over access to a homestead and a street paving conflict. The district court ruled for the city, but an appeal to the Court of Appeals reversed, granting the city a personal judgment against Mrs. Shears as property owner. The case concerned a certificated paving amount and foreclosure avoidance.

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Storm damages city structures after dawn storm

A storm damaged a Magnolia Hetrotonne Co station at South Alamo and South Presa failing roof and causing scattered debris. A large plate glass window at the Majestic Cafe on Main Avenue was shattered. Wires fell near North Main and West Congress. Repairs began promptly and a report of a tree toppling near West Houston and Trin Streets was filed.

Magnolia Hetrotonne Company South Alamo South Presa Peorll Majestic Cafe Main Avenue Bounberg West Courmave Itrerr Main Plaza Witee Eis West Houston Trin Streets

Boy Seeks Home for Orphan Believed to Be Bright Behavior

Fred Mavison of the Sun An ime Society appeals for a family to adopt a boy found on a Belgium battlefield by returning American soldiers. The child, named Tess by a survivor, lost both parents in war and is described as manly, bright, and eager to attend school and become a good teacher. Druggists endorse Col. FL 4. Chapa for Legislature. San Antonio Drug Association endorses his bid and pledges support at the Gunter Hotel meeting.

Fred Mavison Sun Anime Society Teving Relsiad Mr. Davison Weems Das Tess Belgium Tre Pay Snather Sass Chapa Col Antonio Drag Gunter Fotel Colonel Chas Weeling Dallas Dimlogist Hau Autoule

Weather Outlook Shows No Change Until Thursday

Indications point to no change in weather until after Thursday. A storm brought strong winds and a thunder shower Tuesday night, with speeds up to 50 miles per hour and rain, dropping temps from 75 to 20 degrees after midnight. Snow showers and cool air followed, with widespread rainfall in eastern centers and heaviest precipitation in the Paris cotton region at 3.04 inches.

Allen Ruell Iavern San Antonio Magor Buell Torus Mejor Buell Song Esas Paris Hunt Point Huntsville Llaca Nour Department of Agriadlice

Obsolete Cannon to Be Given to Cities and Patriotic Bodies

Obsolete cannon to be transferred to cities and patriotic groups for decoration, per government ordnance officials. Condemned as obsolete by the Beathorn Department of serdnance, with several city programs underway to receive the pieces.

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Army ordnance transfer rules outlined to aid soldiers

The document cites Colonel Casad noting distributed stores at San Abtouiu arsenal 3.2 inch guns and six inch howitzers at Fort Hill Oklo with other pieces scattered. It directs authorized dispositions by the secretary of war and navy and requires applications to the chief of ordnance for donations to soldiers' organizations and municipal bodies, subject to transport cost.

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Wet fight over platform at convention continues

Reports from the convention indicate mounting tensions as factions seek to back a platform or a nominee. Key figures including Bryne and Williams Gi of Nebraska contend with shifting alliances, while a two thirds bloc remains a central obstacle to any decisive outcome.

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Wilson Asks Labor Board Action Amid Walkout Jeopardy

The article reports Wilson urging the Labor Board to act as a broad walkout unfolds at Pottsville and other sites. It details union leaders rallying members, wage disputes, and planned demonstrations across multiple towns, with officials noting interference by authorities and calls for decisive action.

Wilson Labor Board

Union firemen face hearings Saturday in city trial

Fifteen firemen charged with violations for union affiliation were served notices by Chief Goetz and will appear before the city commission to answer charges. Trials were scheduled for Saturday with possible additional service on Thursday or Friday. The move follows an injunction tying to a five department union ban and the city’s effort to fill vacancies with typists.

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Wool Off Market as U S Hold Presses Sheep Growers Urged

San Angelo Texas reports the wool market tightens as three quarters of U S produced wool remains unsold. Officials including assistant secretary of agriculture and the Sheep and Goat Haisers Association call for increased wool production and possible federal reserve support.

U. S San Angelo Tex United States Keller Assiatnul Fla Webley Goat Haisers' Association of Texae Federal Reserve

Market words and wool demand spark price speculation

An analyst comments on market quotations and the reserve system. He notes that producers must align output with demand, warns of temporary pressure from protected finished goods, and explains the lack of a wool market due to shifting demand for raw materials and finished products.

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Oriental show at Beethoven Hall draws crowd to strange spectacle

A promoter announces an exotic exhibition titled The Oriental, to be staged at Beethoven Hall on May 2. Staff, including Gillis and Dagget, will present tables of figures and a controversial act described as a new elyborong. The event, tied to a nonprofit society, aims to feature competing participants for prizes while promising a broader moral message.

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Galveston Accepts 12500 for Rat Eradication Campaign

Galveston voters approve a 12500 appropriation to fund a rat eradication effort. The measure directs funds to support Dr. Wubonin Pacue and public health officials in the battle against rats, with no new disease cases reported. Passports and Mexican entry rules are unchanged per a State Department telegram.

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