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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1914

Page

10

Coldwitt and Looney Settle Differences

Governor Colquitt and Attorney General Looney reach an amicable settlement over the Texas Business Men's Association suit. The governor clarifies remarks to support collaboration with Looney, noting a political misinterpretation and indicating willingness to file similar action against the Anti-Saloon League if appropriate.

Business Men’s Association Austin Tex Colquitt Looney Texas Business Men’s Association Attorney General’s Office Ferguson Atorney Cureton Nickels Anti Saloon League Antisaloon League Ohio Texas

YWCA Pool Attracts Crowd As Summer Advances

Mrs Etta Pickering YWCA general secretary notes rising pool popularity with over 100 bathing suit applications Monday. Business Women's Club plans a moonlight tally ho ride and picnic Wednesday night meeting at 8 pm at the YWCA, ground North Loop, lunch to be carried and about fifty members expected.

Etta Pickering Business Women’s Club North Loop

Judge declares business ever moving in pictures

A jurist quips that his own work never stalls, answering a question about his business. He jokes that his business is moving pictures, highlighting the era’s film industry with a light, ironic tone.

Moving Pictures

Visiting her mother Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough

The Duchess Consuelo Belmont Marlborough spent five weeks in New York with her mother Mrs O H P Belmont. She expressed no belief in militant suffragism but called herself a loyal suffragist, noting English conditions differ from those in the United States.

Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough Arena New York Engand

Rail revenue order delayed by Interstate Commerce panel

Washington, June 30. The Interstate Commerce Commission delays its decision on the eastern railroads five percent freight rate request. A split on revenue needs versus charging for free services suggests disagreement on how to raise funds. Classification changes add further debate as the panel weighs options.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission Eastern Speculton Commission

Tokyo minister defers publication on California land bill talks

Japanese foreign minister Takaaki Kato says details of treaty negotiations with the United States on California alien land ownership will not be published at the US request. Moderates express mixed views, aiming to enlighten the public while wary of Japan’s case and abroad subjects. In New York, the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railway Co plans to default on several debt issues including Indiana Decatur and Western division bonds and Cincinnati Indianapolis and line bonds.

Tokio Takaaki Kato Japan United States California America Pats New York Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company Financial Indiana, Decatur and Western Division Cincinnati Indianapolis

Few Fires in June Ended With Low Alarms Record

Fire department statistics show 24 alarms by noon on the last day of June, just one more than May’s total. Losses in the 30 days were very small, slightly higher than May’s under $4,000, with the last alarm seven days earlier for a frame dwelling fire on Prospect Hill.

Central Fire Alarm Office Prospect Hill

Old Record Stands in Bexar County Marriage Licenses

Although licenses began with a rush on June 1, 1914, the returns available Tuesday afternoon show Cupid lagging behind June 1913 in Bexar County.

Bexar County

Record of June marriage licenses in the county

County Clerk Frank R. Newton reports up to closing time in June, 207 licenses issued versus 212 last June. Marriage Registrar A. H. Coates laments the slow mid-month pace after an initial surge, noting daily averages of 12 to 14 early on but later only two to three per day.

Frank R. Newton A. H. Coates Mr. Coates

Death by Drowning in Tampico Ties to Captain Foster

Official advices to the family state Captain Jack Foster died by drowning near Tampico while his body remains unrecovered. Earlier reports claimed foul play by a killer not present at Tampico, who was en route to San Luis Potosí. Also from San Angelo Texas, the day’s heat hit 100 degrees.

Brownsville Tex Tampico Jack Foster Foster Clarmed San Luis Potosi

Awards Announced For Groceries In State Purchasing Notices

State purchasing agents announced awards to several firms for a range of grocery items including Alspiktd Nelson-Davis & Co. Austin and J. Oppenheimer & Co. Florine Corsicana and S. A. Pace Grocery Co. for Corsicana. Major General Bell visited Austin to discuss mobilization with the adjutant general. Voters in St Louis cast ballots on a new city charter redefining government powers and structure.

Alspiktd Nelson-Davis & Co Austin appleMutter Nelson- Davis & Co John Bremond S. A. Pace Grocery Co Corsicana J. Oppenheimer & Co Pierce-Fordyce Oil Association M. Castanola & Sons A. Pace Grocery. Co Walker-Smith Co Galveston Davis & Co John and Walker- Smith Company Abilene 8S. A. Pace Grocery Co Amet Gatesville Mayfield Co Terrell Bell Tex J. Franklin Bell Texas City Adjutant General Texas National Guard St. Louis St Louis Board of Public Service

Railroad conference on grain rates along Texas coast

Galveston Texas officials from all railroads serving the coast and the Texas Mexico border met to discuss import grain rate adjustments and traffic into Mexico. The expect conference to continue tomorrow. A light shower cooled the dust in Brownsv Beecue Illinois, while Galveston saw cloudy skies and indications of more rain.

Galveston Tex Texas United States Mexico Browns

Names Bill President Sig

In Washington on June 80, key figures named Bill and President with signature events referenced. The note highlights a formal naming and signing context in a political or governmental setting.

Sig Washington

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