Harris Appointed Second Assistant District Attorney
Robert G. Harris was appointed second assistant district attorney by District Attorney Clint G. Brown. He took the oath of office before District Clerk Andres Coy and will share duties with Nelson Lytle. One deputy will handle grand jury work, another Criminal Court sessions, and a third daily office matters. Brown said there were too many duties and sought an additional assistant under law.
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Robert G. Harris
Fee
Clint G. Brown
Harris
Andres Coy
Brown
Nelson Lytle
Mr. Harris
Grand Jury
Harris Named Trusted County Figure in Local Wording
The remarks praise Mr Harris as a competent man known across the county. The source frames his selection with confidence in his ability to lead and represent local interests.
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Harris
Approve Big Bond for County Depository in Bexar
County commissioners approved a $900000 bond filed by the National Bank of Commerce as county depository. Sureties include Nellie D. Barclay, R. D. Barclay, R. L. Ball, J. K. Baretta, J. M. Bennett, W. J. Moore, George R. Stumberg and A. L. C. McGruder. Funds totaling $245,274.75 were ordered transferred from State Bank & Trust to the National Bank of Commerce with Treasurer Peter P. Hoefgen arranging the move.
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Bexar County
National Bank of Commerce
Nellie D. Barclay
R. D. Barclay
R. L. Ball
J. K. Baretta
J. M. Bennett
W. J. Moore
George R. Stumberg
A. L. C. McGruder
State Bank & Trust Company
Peter P. Hoefgen
Rebels advance and leaders shift in Mexico amid uprisings
Rebels under Ato Madero allies march from Agua Prieta toward Cenzias Springs to fight. Alberto Guajuardo joins Coahuila rebellion with 600 men holding Las Esperanzas Musquiz and Ahuita. Large rebel surrenders reported in Veracruz Puebla Mexico states. Diaz ticket faces de la Barra as running mate. Diaz appeals amid Mexico City exiles and plans for aviation corps. Conspiracy documents implicate Madero era officials over El Diario. Diaz aims to restore Simondetti’s newspaper. Madero family informed Huerta Diaz seek extradition from Cuba as pacification plans unfold in north and south Mexico.
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Alberto Guajuardo
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Las Esperanzas
Musquiz
Ahuita
Veracruz
Puebla
Mexico
Felix Diax
Liberal Democratic Club
Francisco de la Barra
Diaz
Felix Diaz
Urquidi
Maderista
Madero
Banco Nacional de Mexico
Ernest Simondetti
New York
el Diario
Simondetti
Cuba
Rebel Leaders to Meet for Peace Conference in Ahumada
In El Paso March 1 reports say Pasqual Orozco's rebel camp at Villa Ahumada will host a peace conference with representatives from most rebel factions and Huerta allies to bury past differences and unite for a future campaign. Delegates include Ricardo Gomez Robelo Emilio Vasquez Gomez Manuel Garza Aldape and Gen. David de la Fuente with Col. Pascual Orozco and others arranging the talks.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pascual Orozco
Villa Ahumada
Mexico
Ristas
Huerta
Ahumada
Madero
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Palomas
Ricardo Garza Granados
Manuel Garza Aldape
Diaz
Antonio Rabago
Chihuahua
Carranza Surrenders Mexico City and Insurgent Leader Quits
General Mondragon reports unconditional surrender by Carranza governor of Coahuila and insurgent Luis in Durango. Cheche Campos joins government forces to root out outlaws in San Luis Potosi. Ten day battle leaves 4000 dead, may rise to 6500.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Coahuila
Luis
Durango
Mondragon
Huerta
Cheche Campos
San Luis Potosi
Orozco Rejects Huerta for President in Mexican Peace Talks
Pascual Orozco Jr at Villa Ahumada says he will accept provisional Huerta rule only if a clear time for elections is guaranteed. He refuses Huerta as permanent president and backs a general vote among candidates like Felix Diaz and others. Peace commissioners move from San Antonio to El Paso toward the Orozco camp.
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Pascual Orozco Jr
Villa Ahumada
Chihuahua
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Manuel Calero
Francisco L. de la Barra
Rodolfo Reyes
Diaz
San Antonio
el Paso
Laredo
Andres Garza Galan
Nicanor Valdez
Orozco
Chamber of Commerce to Name Norton Successor
Four chamber divisions schedule meetings this week. The Publicity League board meets Monday at 4 30 PM to likely name Charles G Norton successor after his resignation. Fiesta Association executive committee meets Tuesday at 8 PM with railroad and advertising reports. Bond issue committee chaired by C M Cain meets Thursday at 8 PM.
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Chamber of Commerce
Norton
Publicity League
Charles G. Norton
L. J. Hart
Fiesta Association
Atlee B. Ayres
C. M. Cain
February rainfall and temperatures show deficits and record highs
The report notes February rainfall at 1.91 inches, 0.04 above normal, with 17 cloudy days and eight rainy ones. High of 85 on Feb 26 and low of 30 on Feb 8. February 23 saw a 35 degree swing. First two months show 0.65 inch rainfall deficit overall. An unrelated Syracuse Journal anecdote recalls Jimson buying a going concern and losing it after six months.
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Major Buell
Jimgon
Jimson
Syracuse Journal
Patient refuses unqualified treatment in humorous exchange
A caller asks a doctor if he practices medicine. The doctor confirms and the caller apologizes for intruding, insisting on someone who truly knows his business and will not practice unless qualified.
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Harper’s Weekly
Do You Stutter Aids From Dr J Harvey Moore
Patient seeks help for stuttering with Dr J Harvey Moore an eye nose and throat specialist at 204 Gunter Office Building San Antonio Learn about cure options and consultations offered by the physician based on the readable fragments.
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J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Office Building
San Antonio
Suffrage Pageant Prep in Washington for March 3
Preparations complete for a suffrage pageant to review the parade from the Treasury building terrace on March 3. Over 100 classically dressed women will pose as figures such as Faith Hope Justice Charity Columbia Government and Liberty while famed actresses and society figures participate. The parade will form from the Peace Monument and be rivaled only by the inaugural procession in size.
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Nemo Lastikops
Lastikops
Nemo
Washington, D. C
Treasu
Eac
Charity
Columbia
Government
Liberty
Mary Shaw
Fela LaFollette
United States
LaFollette
Mme
Nordica
Flora Wilson
Peace Monument
Whic
Capiz Terrace
Psylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
Washington
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Ato Madero Wao Olain
Agua Prieta
Cenzias Springs
Porfirio Diaz
Egypt
Telix Diaz
Alfonso
Gabriel Madero
Rosalie Jones
Army
Pancho Villa
Sonora
Villa
Douglas
Ariz
Salazar
R. Garcia Granados
HE. Maqueo Castellanos
A. Herrejon
Jose M. Garza Ramos
David de la Fuente
Gomez- Salazar
Mr. Aldape
City
General de la Fuente
C. Caballeros
Abel
Samuel Fernandez
A. H. Lopez
Gustavo Martinez
Amado Gonzales
Garza Galan
Pascual Orozco Sr
Pascual Jr
Fomento
Las Palomas
C. P. Diaz
Piedras Negras
Hagle Pass
Republic
Neageornes
the Mayor Piano CO
COR
Travis & Soledad Sts
Lohmer
J. & C. Fischer
Story & Clark
Temple of Music
Crockett
Treasury
Saeronar
Terrill Medical Institute
Hicks Building
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