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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1911

Page

5

Verbal Land Frauds Trigger Mexican Action in Texas

Four Mexicans from New Braunfels representing La Sociedad Cuauhtemoc sought Mexican consul Miguel Diebold in San Antonio. They report landowners in Texas use verbal rental agreements to clear land and then oust laborers, leaving workers unpaid. Diebold backs forming a state wide mutual protection group with the consul as central office to address abuses and prevent further actions like lynching claims.

New Braunfels la Sociedad Cuauhtemoc de Miguel E. Diebold San Antonio Mr. Diebold Diebold Donaciano Davila Hidalgo Theater Thorndale Antonio Gomez Antonio Rodriguez Cuauhtemoc Society of

Golden Medical Discovery Ad Promises Known Composition

An advertisement urges readers not to use unknown medicines and promotes Golden Medical Discovery with a complete English ingredient list on the bottle wrapper. It claims the product is attested as correct under oath and features Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for regulating and invigorating the stomach liver and bowels.

Pierce

Coronation Guests Leave London After Royal Farewell

Heirs to European thrones and royal guests depart London as coronation period ends. Special trains move guests to the coasts while the Duke of Connaught attends farewell duties for King George and Queen Mary. The coronation fleet at Spithead disperses with foreign ships signaling departures.

Associated Press London Europe George Mary Duke of Connaught Spithead Great Britain

Interstate Retail Coal Dealers Hear Weighing Proposal

One thousand delegates from Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma attended the first annual convention of the Interstate Retail Coal Dealers Association in Kansas City. They will consider legislation to require railroads to weigh coal at destination, arguing shipping losses from each car harm the trade.

Railroads Inc Associated Press Kansas City Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Southwest Interstate Retail Coal Dealers’ Association

77 Year Old Falls 100 Feet But Survives

Charles Gunner of Yonkers leaped to the street after a scaffold collapsed, suffering no injuries. His coworker John Williams, 60, had both legs broken and multiple vertebrae dislocations. The incident occurred during carpentry work at a Yonkers residence.

Associated Frmss New York Charles Gunner Yonkers Gunner John Williams

Marriage of Giants Near Lockport This Week

Mary Ellen Bowers, long billed as Barnum’s tallest woman, is to wed Maurice T. Stapleton of the area this week near Lockport New York. The announcement notes the unlikely union involving a notable public figure and a local groom.

Lockport N. Y Mary Ellen Bowers Barnum Maurice T. Stapleton

Oldest Northwestern official Whitman to retire at 74

John M. Whitman vice president in charge of construction for the Chicago and North Western railway announces retirement. At 74 he has spent 55 years in railroading with 31 years in Northwestern service. He plans to enjoy retirement with no definite plans yet.

Chicago, IL John M. Whitman Chicago & Northwestern Railway Whitman Northwestern

Seguin Cleanups Spur Health Drive After Typhoid

Seguin Texas residents, led by health officers Dr. M. B. Grace and Dr. C. Williamson, conducted a cleanup day that overhauled town and properties for sanitation. Typhoid fever cases have risen with several deaths prompting a public campaign for cleanliness.

Seguin Tex M. B. Grace C. Williamson

Change in Mail Routes Shifts Service in Christine

Beginning yesterday, Christine assigns Campbellton and Crowther mail to Christine instead of Falls City, halving the distance. Mail departs daily except Sunday. After July 10, Tilden mail moves from Pearsall to Christine, cutting distance in half.

Cristine Tex Campbellton and Crowther Christine Falls City Tilden Pearsall

Cameron county road district approves $200,000 bond

Residents of Cameron county road district No. 1 vote 61 to 11 to bond for 200000 dollars for road purposes. The district spans about 170000 acres near Raymondville Sebastian and Lyford with plans for a north south road linking the towns and several east west routes.

Raymondville Tex Cameron County Road District No. 1 Sebastian Lyford

Hobson Drops Slander Suit After Out of Court Settlement

Lieut. Richmond P. Hobson U S Navy retired withdrew a 815 000 lawsuit against former Congressman John A Kelcher of Boston. The case in U S Circuit Court stemmed from slander during a political contest with Joseph A. Canry, whom Hobson supported in Boston.

Associated Congress Hobson Boston Canry

Man Raises Toads In Colorado Garden Wonder

Greeley Colorado June 23. A local garden of J. W. Crone focuses on breeding toads alongside vegetables. Crone claims toads are the worst enemies of the fly and protect his garden from pests.

Associated Press Greeley Colo J. W. Crene

Negro Found Unconscious with Fractured Skull in Taylor

Cornelius Johnson, a Black man, was found unconscious with a fractured skull in Taylor Texas on Monday night. A strange Black man and woman were seen with him. the woman was arrested while the man remains in custody.

Taylor Tex Cornelius Johnson Arge

Prisoner Steals Watch During Hearing in Kansas City

Frank Jackson charged with passing money in Kansas City is accused of stealing Judge Cooksey's gold watch while guarded. The watch disappeared from a coat hung near Jackson and was found later in his shoe after an hour.

Associated Press Kansas City Frank Jackson C. R. Codkeey Kan Cooksey Jackson

Drought Ends as Showers Reach Kansas Corn Belt

Drought and extreme heat across Kansas and the northwest broken by early morning showers. General rainfall covers the corn belt, easing widespread concerns after three weeks of dryness.

Peka Kan Kansas Corn Belt

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