Alaska Coal Claim Case Upheld by Commissioner
Commissioner Dennett cancels thirty three Alaska coal land claims tied to Cunningham and Guggenheim interests. The government argued claims were prearranged for joint use and profits, with a plan to form a corporation and mine legally. Dennett finds no valid standing and Secretary Fisher approves the action, noting common funding and cross-claim interdependence among many Northwest participants.
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Dennett
Gravis
Cunningham
Guggenheims
Ballinger- Finchot
Guggenheim
Alaska
Fisher
Northwest
Clarence Cunningham
War on Rats Urges Citizens to Exterminate Vermin Now
An urging message describes open season on rats as warm weather increases their numbers. It warns of property damage and disease, cites global efforts, and calls individuals to join a committee of one to reduce rat populations using readily available exterminators.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Great Britain
Fragmented 19th Century Legal Feud Described in Text
A disputed field project is described as the joint pursuit of multiple parties who showed no personal interest in individual values or locations. The shared tract, acquired and explored at common expense, stood as the sole focus of their collective concern.
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Baker
Texas Delegation Was Most Popular at Travelers' Protection Meet
E K Holland and J Hampton Sullivan report from Philadelphia after the national Travelers' Protective Association convention. The Texas delegation of 23 attracted wide attention with Mexican sombreros and carved canes. An amendment raised railway accident death benefits to 10000, doubling all other causes. D W Michaux of Houston withdrew his candidacy for president but Holland expects selection next year.
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Philadelphia
E. K. Holland
J. Hampton Sullivan
Travelers’ Protective Association
Texas
Lone Star
Holland
D. W. Michaux
Houston
Harmony
Boost Dinner Program Set by Publicity League in San Antonio
The Publicity league plans a Wednesday night get together at Bee thoven gardens with 500 expected attendees. Speakers have three minute limits enforced by a bell and fines for overrun, covering topics from city unity to public advertising and press relations.
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Publicity League
Chamber of Commerce
Beethoven Gardens
San Antonio
Fred Reutzel
Jake Wolff
T. L. Conroy
Ben M. Hammond
R. H. Wester
L. J. Hart
Nat M. Washer
D. J. Woodward
John Lunsford
Charles S. Diehl
M. B. Hutchins
W. B. Tuttle
J. B. Carrington
League
J. H. Compton
H. C. King
C. 8. Fowler
Ben M
Mission Finishing Co. Ad Sells Shingle Coated Film
Kodak films developed available at Mission Finishing Co in the Gibbs Building. Shingles and galvanized items advertised with a price of 10 cents per roll. Local listing markets film processing and related materials.
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Kodak Films
Mission Finishing Co
Gibbs
Educational Papers for Ad Association Read at San Antonio Session
At the San Antonio Advertisers' association meeting in the St. Anthony hotel at 12:30 tomorrow, the first papers of the Associated Advertisers' Clubs of America educational course will be read. Three papers: Retailers' Relation to the Consumer, Retailer's Relation to the Manufacturer, and Price Maintenance. Delegates to the Associated Advertisers of America convention in Boston August 1 to 4 may be elected, with Dallas likely to seek the 1912 convention. A large Dallas Ad club delegation and five San Antonio delegates are expected. The committee report from Dallas last week, noting William Moore White as first vice-president, will be heard.
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San Antonio Advertisers’ Association
St. Anthony
Associated Advertisers’ Clubs of America
Associated Advertisers of America
Boston
Pecanse Dallas
Dallas Ad Club
San Antonio
Dallas
William Moore White
Spanking Debate Roils Wichita Club Women
A Wichita club meeting sparks a heated dispute over child discipline. Members vote that Willie should be spanked and plan future sessions on child control, prompting resignations by some childless members with echoes from Topeka clubs.
Another Seaman's Strike Shuts British Ports
The Associated Press reports a new ship docking strike in Britain with dock workers in Liverpool and other ports obeying the order to strike against firms in the shipping federation.
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Associated Press
London
Liverpool
Shipping Federation
Wreck of Bor I Steamer Off Korpe Island
The Finnish-Swedish mail steamer Bor I carrying 400 Stockholm tourists was wrecked off Korpe island in the outer Skerries today. It is not known whether there were any deaths.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
Finland
Bor I
Stockholm
Korpe
Skerries
Voters list in commission charter election questioned
Judge Sedigson in Fifty-seventh district court handed to lawyers a list of over 270 voters whose ballots may be illegal. The roster adds to two prior lists and names A de Heyes Antonio Rodriguez Joaquin Reyna Enrico Galvan Antonio Trevino and others amid fraud suspicions over election certificates and possible exemption certificates.
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Sedigson
Fifty-seventh
A. de Heyes
Antonio Rodriguez
Joaquin Reyna
Enrico Galvan
Antonio
Contested Election Questions Age Residency and Alleged Aliens
Testimony questions whether ballots came from voters under 21 or over 60. Some voters may have been residents too short a time to qualify, with others allegedly being aliens. The contestant planned to close his case by noon but adjourned for the afternoon with more documentary evidence to be presented. The trial likely extends into later this week.
June weddings and hotel guests at San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller of Lake Charles La honeymooning in San Antonio during the full days here registering at the Menger hotel. Max Michelson of Austin attends the Crockett hotel. L D and R D Barfield at the Bexar. Mr. and Mrs. Max Levy and Miss Bessie Levy of Lake Providence spend the day at the Menger. Whit Morris from the capital city visiting friends and staying at the Crockett. Mick Townes of Gonzales among new arrivals at the Bexar.
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Max Miller
Lake Charles
San Antonio
Menger Hotel
Max Michelson
Austin
Crockett
L. D
R. D. Barfield
Bexar
Max Levy
Bessie Levy
Lake Providence
Whit Morris
Capital City
Crockett Hotel
Mick
Townes of
Gonzales
Bexar Hotel
Colquitt Aims to Aid Anti Prohibition Drive in Texas
Governor Colquitt visited San Antonio to inspect the Alamo site but focused on uniting anti prohibition forces in Bexar county. He advised anti leaders, warned of a close statewide fight, and helped launch precinct meetings with speakers including Joseph Ryan Jr and Chester Terrell.
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Colquitt
San Antonio
Be County
Bexar County
Chester Terrell
Bexar
Fest’s Hall
South Flores Street
Joseph Ryan Jr
Graham Dowdell
Oak Island School House
Terrell
Elmendorff
Selma
Martinez
William Wurzbach
Obituary Paul Ehrlich 48 Dies After Garden Street Accident
Paul Ehrlich, 48, died seven days after being struck by a car in the 1500 block of Garden Street. He was taken to Santa Rosa hospital unconscious with serious injuries. Survived by wife and four children. a German native and San Antonio resident of 31 years, he was a carpenter. Funeral from 117 Guadalupe Street at 6 pm with interment in San Fernando cemetery.
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Ehrlich
Garden Street
Paul Ehrlich
Santa Rosa Hospital
Germany
San Antonio
Guadalupe Street
San Fernando
Two Deaths in San Antonio Buffered by Long Illness
Mrs. Ireiiea De Vera 71 died at 717 East Commerce after a brief illness. Survived by four children, she was born in Mexico and lived in San Antonio 23 years. Funeral Tuesday at 9 from the residence with burial in San Fernando cemetery. John Hehn 44 died at 512 South Street after a long illness. Survived by wife formerly Miss Louis Stucke and four children. A native of D'Hanis, Hehn resided in San Antonio 25 years and was a member of the Bexar camp Modern Woodmen of America. Services 5 this afternoon at the home, burial in the new Lutheran cemetery conducted by Rev. O. Hartmann.
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Hehn
Johen Hehn
South Street
Louis Stucke
Childre
D’hanis
San Antonio
Bexar Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
New
O. Hartmann
Daisy Lutrick Dies After Long Illness at 126 State Street
Mrs Daisy Lutrick 27 died Sunday night at her home following a long illness. She lived at 126 State street in San Antonio seven months. Survived by husband and mother present at death. Native of Jackson Mississippi. Body prepared for burial by San Antonio Undertaking Company and to be taken to her old home in Mississippi for interment.
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Lutrick
Daisy Lutrick
State Street
Jackson
Miss
San Antonio
San Antonio Undertaking Company
Mississippi
Made Mad By Old Injury In Vermont
William Trembley of Lee Massachusetts will travel to Fort Ethan Allen Vermont to fetch his brother Fred Trembley a World War veteran who became violently insane after a head injury. An October 10 discovery in Vermont woods showed a small splinter driven into the skull pressing on the brain, tied to an old head injury from when Fred was four.
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William Trembley
Lee, Mass
Fort Ethan Allen
Fred
New York World
Fort Totten
Lee
Vermont
Trembley
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