Hetzel Case Set For Morning Trial In Arson Theft Charge
In a crowded courtroom Pete Hetzel a former police officer faces arson theft over 50 and assault to murder charges. Prosecutor Mrs. Finnerty testifies as the scene of a fire and an unconscious resident are linked by the investigation. The Levi case is dismissed due to unavailable key witness E R Doran. Sam Woodruff pleads guilty to taking 37 dollars from A W Ford and faces the minimum two year sentence.
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Pete Hetzel
Jack
Finnerty
Soledad
Houston
B. Camp
Hetzel
E. R. Doran
Harry Levi
Canada
I. C. Baker
Levi
Doran
Negro
Sam Woodruff
Massive troop ship sails from San Francisco for Manila
The United States transport Logan departs with an unusually large force, including Eighth Cavalry D E G I detachments and Coast Artillery units, plus 800 casuals. The cargo holds 800 tons of steel machinery for fortifications on Corregidor island.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
United States Transpor
Logan
Manila
Eighth Cavalry
Coast Artillery
Second Field Artillery
Corregidor Island
Hilman Pulsifer Dies in Washington at 59
Hilman Pulsifer, 59, longtime naval affairs clerk and compiler of the navy year book, died at home in Washington after pneumonia following ptomaine poisoning. Born in Auburn Maine, he came to the capital with Senator Hale thirty years ago and remained with him until illness ended his work.
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Washington
Hilman Pulsifer
Senate
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Pulsifer
Auburn
Hale
Generally Cloudy Forecast Across Nation
The weather bureau predicts generally cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow. Major Allen Buell reports a storm area spanning from the Pacific to the Atlantic with centers in New York Pennsylvania and Western Texas. The main disturbance lies off California with unsettled weather eastward. rain in the east and snow in Colorado and Arizona, with temperatures mostly below freezing north of the fortieth parallel.
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Weather Bureau
Allen Buell
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
California
Colorado
Arizona
Vanderbilt Scion Alfred Gwynne Cant Decide Between Two Ladies
New York gossip centers on Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and his love life. Rumors link him to Mrs. George Law formerly Olga Smith and Mrs. Margaret Emerson McKim, with past lawsuits and a European trip clouding his choices. Both women deny engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York-London
Margaret Emerson McKim
Smith Hollins-McKim
Alfie
Dr. Hollins-McKim
Vanderbilt
Optimist Yoakum discusses Texas rail plans in San Antonio
B F Yoakum arrived in San Antonio from St. Louis and conferred with A A Allen about rail development in Texas. They weighed the Frisco extension from Menard to Kerrville and direct links to San Antonio while Yoakum remained optimistic about ICC rate rulings and future improvements. He planned to stay until tonight then travel to Kingsville for a few days with his wife at King Ranch.
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Frisco
Menard
Kerrville
San Antonio
B. F. Yoakum
St. Louis
Texas
Allen
Austin
Northern Points
Yoakum
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sap
Kingsville
King Ranch
Farmer Hangs Self After Burning Home in Arkansas
Charles Wilson an 85 year old farmer in Texarkana Arkansas hanged himself in his barn after burning his home and leaving a will directing the disposition of many articles. He claimed a Illinois family ties and refused to go south with them.
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Associated Press
Texarkana
Ark
Charles Wilson
Illinois
West Virginia Owes Part of Great Virginia Debt
The Supreme Court of the United States held that West Virginia must bear 7,182,507 of the 33,000,000 old Virginia state debt. It left final decisions on interest and other details to the two states to settle by conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Virginia
West Virginia
Slapped Cop in Face During Arrest
Patrolman Ed Froboese describes being slapped by Antonia Hernandez an 18 year old at police headquarters as she was arraigned for disturbing the peace. He testified the defendant resisted arrest and continued abusing him during transport to city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Froboese
Antonia Hernandez
Froboese
Accused Burglary At West Side Saloon
Police say a young Mexican man named Charles Lozano was caught leaving the Matamoras street corner saloon after a break in and taken to headquarters by Patrolman Dillon. E Luna, about 21, was arrested for interfering with the arrest. Lozano was transferred to county authorities. Luna fined $10 in police court.
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Matamoras Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Charles Lozano
Dillon
E. Luna
Lozano
Luna
Under Suspicion
A lingering exchange questions a man’s self identified persona as a cowboy and hints at suspicion about his dialect and origins within a social conversation. The remarks imply doubt about authenticity and linguistic cues.
Doman and Thomes Poor in Separate Obituaries
George T. Doman of 615 Brooklyn Avenue dies after months long illness. Cotton broker and former manager of George M. McFadden & Bros. in San Antonio. Survived by wife and one daughter. Service to be held in Hearne with Temple lodge rites. Anna Thomes dies of pneumonia at 44 native of San Antonio. Wife of Ernest proprietor of Broadway cafe. Survived by husband, two daughters, four sons. Funeral from 329 South Street to St. Michael's Polish church and Polish cemetery.
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Doman
George T. Doman
Brooklyn Avenue
San Antonio
George M. McFadden & Bros
Hearne
Order of Ellis
Victoria businessman Eugene Sibley dies at 60
Eugene Sibley of Victoria died at his residence on Grayson and Pine streets Saturday night from general debility due to a mix of illnesses. Survived by wife and son Edward, he had lived in San Antonio seven years and was born September 16, 1851 in Mobile, Alabama. Funeral services were held at his home and the body taken to Victoria for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Eugene Sibley
Victoria
Grayson
Pine Streets
Edward
San Antonio
Mobile
Ala
Texas
Natu
Charles P Franks dies at 87 in San Antonio
Charles P Franks aged 87 died at 221 West Delaware yesterday afternoon after an illness of advanced age. A native of Germany who left in 1849 he farmed near Moulton Texas until three years ago, served as a Confederate veteran and belonged to Albert Sidney Johnston Camp. Survived by son H H Franks and three daughters, the funeral was held at 3.
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Hot Wells
G. H. Mueller
City
D. L. Flynn
Uvalde
BE. Mueller
Stephenville
Obituary notes from San Antonio deaths in 1910s era
George J. Perry, 40, longtime Massachusetts resident, died at his South Street apartments from pulmonary trouble. Interment was at Confederate cemetery after services at Sloan Hagg parlors under Albert Sidney Johnston camp. Gertrude F Fothergill, 75, died at 115 Blum Street after a lingering illness. Born in New Brunswick, she came from England to San Antonio seeking relief. body to be cremated in Chicago with sister Mrs Maria J Richey accompanying.
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Sloan & Hagg
Albert Sidney Johnston
Fothergill
Gertrude F. Fothergill
Blum Street
New Brunswick
Canada
England
San Antonio
Chicago
Maria J. Richey
Bettman Louis Died In San Antonio At 74
Louis Bettman aged 74 died in his room on Blum street at 1130 last night. A Cincinnati resident who spent winters in San Antonio for years, his body is held by the San Antonio Undertaking and Embalming company awaiting instructions from relatives.
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Bettman
Louis Bettman
Blum Street
Cincinnati
San Antonio
Funeral Rites for D A Neal Held at Prospect Hill
The body of D A Neal was laid to rest after services at 1806 Avenue D conducted by Rev T V Neal of Prospect Hill Baptist church. Fire Chief Phil Wright attended in mourning as fire apparatus led the funeral procession to the cemetery. Eagles and Woodmen of the World members participated with ritual at the grave.
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NEAI
D. A. Neal
Avenue D
T. V. Neal
Prospect Hill Baptist Church
Phil Wright
East Commerce Street
Order of Eagles
Woodmen of the World
San Antonio Aerie No
Eagles
Commercial Camp No
Woodmen
John L. Richter
Cyrus Vodiie
Pat Stevens
S. J. Sweeney
J. O. Bell
Italian smelter buys shipload of Texas scrap iron
Galveston Texas March 6 steamship Val Spice loads about 2000 tons of scrap iron for Genoa Italy including 10000 horse and mule shoes. The Koenix Tron and Steel company of Galveston ships the cargo to a Genoa area smelter replacing exhausted Italian ore beds with global scrap iron.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Val Spice
Genoa
Italy
Texas
Memorials and Pallbearers for Local Fire Notices
Gonzales Texas March 6 George Berringer 20 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Berring er died in San Antonio Saturday evening remains arrived 2 pm interment Odd Fellows cemetery 4 pm Rev Charles H Deebbs officiating Honorary pallbearers chosen from firemen and Stationary Fire men S G Merritt C L Grapp J E Dowdy J F Pate H Kupfer nagel M Cadena M R Nixon W J Kingsley Active pallbearers from the Eagles J J Tucker Jr F N Flores and for the firemen Chief Phil Wright Ed Mylius and for the Woodmen F N Stevens and F E Hiauha Special Dispatch
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S. G. Merritt
C. L. Grapp
J. E. Dowdy
J. F. Pate
H. Kupfernagel
M. Cadena
M. R. Nixon
W. J. Kingsley
Eagles
J. J. Tucker Jr
F. N. Flores
Phil Wright
Ed My
Gonzales
Tex
George Berringer
Charles Beringer
San Antonio
Southern Pacific Railway
Odd Fellows
Robert Reed Dies After Illness in Luling
Robert W Reed of Luling Texas died after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon conducted by the local camp of Woodmen of the World. He was about 36 a prominent farmer and left a widow plus several children.
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Robert Reed
Luling
Tex
Robert W Reed
Woodmen of the World
Mining man killed by insurrectos near Batopilas
Monterey Mexico reports Alberto H Iazzani, scion of a leading family, was killed by insurrectos near Batopilas while guarding mining property he managed. He was engaged to wed a prominent Monterey woman. The notice mentions an orchestra and local phone listings for A Collman plumber.
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Associated Press
Monterey
Mex
Alberto H. Iazzani
Batopilas
Chihuahua
Suit Transferred Over Aransas Pass Property Dispute
Burton and Danforth sue Aransas Harbor Terminal and T. B Wheeler for possession of 85 acres in Aransas Pass and 100000 damages. Case from San Patricio county 1909 alleges fraudulent transfer from Mary A McCampbell to Aransas Harbor Terminal, later repudiated by McCampbell and assigned to Burton and Danforth.
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Burton and
Danforth
Aransas Harbor
Mary A. McCampbell
T. Beler
T Channel Arid Dock Company
McCampbell
Faith in Foulois May Lead Eagle Pass to El Paso Flight
General Duncan expressed full support for Lieut Foulois and Parmalee to attempt the Eagle Pass to El Paso flight if they deem capable. He noted the duration is uncertain with Foulois on temporary duty along the border and a possible month before returning to Port Sam Houston.
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Lieut
Foulois
Eagle Pass
el Paso
Duncan
Lieut. Foulois
Parmalee
Port Sam Houston
Dix urges ending of long deadlock in Albany
Governor Dix sends a message to Tam many Hall leaders and William F Sheehan urging settlement of the Senate deadlock in New York. The note appeals for action to restore a quorum and move the forty first session forward.
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Dix
Albany
N. Y
New York
Tammany Hall
Wm. F. Sheehan
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Hetzel Case
Hilman
Alfred Gwynn
Toakum
Commerce Commission
Farmer
Great Virginia
Fair Senorita
Buckley
West Side
Woodbury’s
Woodbury
Woodsury
Thousandsbury Co
West 34Th Street
New York City
Woodbury Company
Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
The
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Theo
A. Collman
Main Ave
Bexar County
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