Special Policeman Fined After Fruit Stand Altercation
On June 20 a dispute between Lester Phillips, fruit stand operator on East Commerce Street, and Frank Contreras, a special policeman, led to Contreras being struck and Phillips fined $5 by Judge Buckley. Contreras testified he warned Phillips of an incoming attack and was knocked unconscious by a dur foot scantling.
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Lester Philps
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Frank Ontreras
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Contreras
Philps
Phillips
Sculptor Weds Nurse in Jersey City Ceremony
A marriage announcement from Jersey City New Jersey dated June 25 reports the wedding of a sculptor and a nurse held today.
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Colilman Plumber Dies at Baseball Park
Joseph Sturgis, longtime figure in horse racing as a bookmaker and original Metropolitan Racing Association member, collapsed and died of apoplexy yesterday while collecting tickets at the National League Baseball park in New York.
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Joseph Sturgis
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Ruling Made on Rates For Grain Exports
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that rates on grain and grain products from Minnesota North and South Dakota and Northern Iowa through Duluth Superior Milwaukee to Atlanta seaboard points were not discriminatory compared with Chicago rates.
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Demcrats in Baltimore greet Clark backers in parade
Baltimore hosts thousands of visitors for the Democratic National Convention. Delegates and supporters parade through crowded streets as Harmon, Wilson, Underwood and Marshall factions vie for attention. A Beacham mansion hosts officials amid ornate decor and lingering political banter.
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San Antonio Sets Aside Day for City Church Work
Representatives of multiple churches meet at Travis Park Methodist to plan a common “church day” for San Antonio. They recommend Monday, aiming to coordinate Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies and avoid conflicts with other clubs and social events. A broad view guides the decision. the day remains to be finalized by each society.
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Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
Travis Park Methodist Church
Floyd ‘ieGown
First Presbyterian Church
J L. Hill
Travis Park
Straughn
J. D. Young
John R. Morton
Miss Bowden
Laurel Heights
Gill To Be Farmed By White Sox In 1912 Context
Bloomington June report states President Comiskey plans farm assignment for Andy Gill former Indiana University baseball captain and football flag captain. Gill, after four trials, may be sent to Denver as the club sees him as a top prospect and among Indiana’s best in recent years.
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