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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1911

Page

9

Daylight closing bill vetoed by Colquitt in Austin

Governor Colquitt vetoed the daylight closing bill, objecting on constitutional grounds to five subjects in the act and to penalties on campaign contributions. He urged local option control and warned against granting judicial authority to the comptroller. The measure faced immediate partisan debate in the House and Senate, with resolutions and procedural moves shaping the day’s events.

Austin Colquitt Tirst Friends of Law and Order House Nickels Hill Terrell Bexar Takis Acstir Senate Witch Stnatsr Watson Davidson Jonson Itt Denison Johnson Watson Senate Oaly Baat

Five Minutes With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Tease Relief

An advertisement praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for rapid stomach relief after meals. It claims the tablet provides digestive elements, reducing workload on the stomach, preventing souring and gas, and improving nutrition. A free sample offer and the 60 cent price are mentioned along with the Chicago firm address.

Stuart Shuart A. Btuart Co Merahall Mich

Redistricting moves to boost Texas representation

In Austin on March 2 the redistricting committee favored Kennedy's bill to raise Texas House seats from 138 to 149 based on population, with larger cities gaining extra representation. Senate redistricting bills sent to subcommittees. In Taylor on March 1 two boys were taken to Pasteur Institute after dog bite exposure. In Port Arthur K Marris named justice of the peace, replacing Ran.

Justciated Breas Austin Tex Taylor Tex. Maren Frank Kutachback T. J. Johnson Pasteur Institute Aus UN Drouitatla Wttin

Railroads to Weigh Appeal over Interstate Ruling

Eastern railroad heads meet in New York to decide whether to appeal the Interstate Commerce Commission decision on freight rates and the constitutional validity of the law. Western roads gather in Chicago to weigh appealing to the federal court of commerce with deadlines looming by March 10 for tariff withdrawal or trial review.

Hens New York Eastern Interstate Commerce Commission Associated Tresa Chicago Ralizeada Federal Court of Commerce Ecommerce

Contest W. 2 Williams Announces Oratorical Prizes

W Williams principal told pupils about the April oratorical contest at A and M College. Prizes include a four year director's scholarship, a two year scholarship, and a gold medal. Contestants must list names with Williams by March 3 and declare their subjects by March 10. Preliminary contest set for March 29 at the San Antonio high school. Judges from the San Antonio Bar Association will select the winner and alternate for College Station.

W. 2. Willams A. and M. College Wiliams Ltst Williams Satantonio High School San Antonio Bar Associaton College Station

Preacher Organizes Gonzales Boy Scouts Meeting

Pastor Chis Dobbs leads a public meeting at the courthouse Friday March 3 to finalize the Boy Scouts organization in Gonzales Texas. Jury officers for the term include FP Woot of Gonzales E Howell of Helmont and J C Spieties for WeWitt. W H Cardwell sells 400 acres south of town to Chas Exschenbure of Shiner for 21000.

Speyttl Dirpatch Gonzalen Tex Equity Court Ein Seaxion Ciel Ariinal Bualoe Jand Woot Gonzales E. Howell Helmont J. C. Spitiers WeWitt Chis He Dobbs Bstorian Hass Sconta W.H. Cardwell Wrightaboro Chas. Exschenbure Shiner

Bill bars use of drinks in campaign

A Lansing report from March 1 states Senator James introduced a bill to curb campaign gifts. The measure bans giving drinks tobacco or other gifts to seek votes and prohibits influencing voters through favors. Expenses are capped at 15 percent of a year's salary.

Associated Trend Lansing Mich James

American killed in Chihuahua jailbreak report reaches state dept

Washington March 1. Thirteen prisoners were slain in a Chihuahua jailbreak, including an American, with forty-two escapes and twenty at large. The telegram from American Vice Consul Leonard notes rising disturbances on the Mexico northern frontier and calls for vigilant neutrality by American troops along the boundary.

Ageoninted Washington Chihuahua Mexico State Department Leonard Leonora

Mardi Gras Festival Ends With Night of Revelry

New Orleans marks the close of Mardi Gras 1921 with a midnight curtain fall. Canal Street crowds view twenty tableaux of familiar quotations by Conus and bleksure god. Rex’s royal ball follows, with performances at the Atheneum and French Opera House.

New Orleana Conus Canal Charienatresia Rex Athynaeum

Rebels Near Capital Bite The Dust? Near Mexico City

A Mexican hunt clubman, en route to Atlanta, reports rebels near Lecheria and Tuxpence close to the capital. He says rebels are few but present, keeping government forces from securing the area. Guerrilla tactics persist as authorities struggle to force decisive engagements.

Lecheria Pexcoco Mesdou City Vd Evans Mexico St Anthony Atlanta Evans Lecherla Wederal Toxence Mr Evans General Diaz Tink

The Auburn Hair Advice From Parisian Sage Marketing

A fragmented anti counterfeit warning citing Parisian Sage hair grower. Claims fake imitators appear in Amores with inferior quality while Parisian Sage remains genuine. Warns readers to buy only from Bexar Drug Co and authorized druggists.

Wien Rememoder Alwaye Bexar Drug Co

February building permits show Second ward lead growth

CGT reports February permits totaling 267 for business houses and dwellings in San Antonio, with two months of 1811 totaling 524 permits and valued at $305,950. Second ward records the strongest gain, 44 new permits and $42,225 in construction, while Seventh ward follows with $26,580 across 9 permits. Other wards vary, with First and Third at 30 permits each and Fourth dropping to third in value.

San Antonio First Ward Third Ward Mith Eighth Ward Len M. J. Dielmann Belck Gineer New York

Boy Scouts Plan All Day Hike And Signals

The Boy Scouts will meet at 8:30 at the YMCA for an all day hike in fair or foul weather. Each patrol will use private signal codes while following a shared system of records to track demerits and progress, and scouts will bring small funds for rations. Second class test preparations start immediately with a scout exhibition planned for April.

Boy Scouts YMCA Ruin Or Shine Bagh Boy's Marek

Tomorrow Holiday Observed in City Schools for Texas Independence

The seventy first anniversary of Texas independence will be observed as a holiday in all city public and private schools tomorrow. Patriotic exercises will be held in the afternoon at public school sites, with the Austin grammar school activities under the auspices of the Alma Mission chapter of the Daughters of the Republic. Mrs St M Newton is in charge of the program.

Austin Grammar School Alhmo Mission Daughters of the Lepuaile ST. M. Newton

Germans Ask About Reciprocity Treaty

Berlin reports the German government inquired with Washington and Ottawa if the Kaiger’s government will be willing to join the American-Canadian reciprocity agreement. In New York the steamer Caronia, delayed at quarantine for a suspicious case, was released after a satisfactory examination.

Associated Preach Berlin Washington Ottawa Kaiger Foreign Office New York Caronla Becanen

Railroads Doing Great Work in West Texas

Associated Press dispatch from Sweetwater Texas reports rapid Santa Fe railroad shop progress at a $500,000 project. Despite rate increase disputes, construction of the tokenized intercity line moves forward. A $10,600 union station by the Houston Gulf & Terminal Co. is slated to open and be dedicated in Alliston.

West Texas Presa Sweetwater Tex Texas Santo Fe Railroad Esecladed Press Alloston Houston Gelf & Terminal Company

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