Pasture Owners Lose Injunction In Hunter Case In Maverick County
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals affirmed the district court ruling dissolving an injunction against hunters entering Fleming and Davidson’s 150000 acre Maverick County pasture where 6000 steers were fattening. The court also upheld damages against C W Cannon for a motor collision and remanded Smith Johnson vs Knights and Daughters of Tabor for retrial, with other motions acted on.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Fleming and Davidson
George Rohleder
Maverick County
District Court of
Rohleder
Fleming
Davidson
H. H. Neill
Burns
Henry Burns
C. W. Cannon
Houston
Losoya
Cannon
Smith Johnson
Grand Temple and Tabernacle of Knights and Daughters of Tabor
International Order of Twelve
Johnson
District Court
Appellee
Harem skirt invades busy old New York
A Parisian harem skirt streaks through Manhattan drawing curious crowds on Fifth Avenue and Broadway. Three young women spark a rushed chase as a mob gathers and they flee in a taxicab amid jeering bystanders.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
White Boy Found Dead Drunk On San Saba Street
A fifteen year old white boy was found unconscious in a vacant lot on San Saba street. Patrolman Dillon revived him at city hall after a faint heartbeat was detected. He admitted drinking a large amount of whiskey and was held at police headquarters before Judge Buckley postponed trial. The police seek the boy’s father and investigate where the liquor came from.
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San Saba Street
Dillon
Buckley
Brooks Street
Judge Huntress Cuts Forty Civil Cases in Three Days
Judge George Huntress of Bexar county civil court reports a rapid start trimming the docket by forty cases in three days. With about 750 total, he also heard seventy five regular docket cases and 111 appearance cases, discarding some from all dockets and scheduling others for trial or settlement as attorneys consent. The jury was discharged for the week, but he will resume any case agreed for trial.
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George Huntress
Bexar County
Huntress
Father Dies in Italy: Jaspare Fecci 75
Jake Fecci of this city received a cablegram announcing the death of his father Jaspare Fecci in Italy. The decedent came to the United States in 1870 and lived here about thirty five years before recently returning to Italy. He was seventy five years old.
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Jake Fecci
Jaspare Fecci
Italy
United States
Legal motions touch multiple Texas cases across cities
The record lists several civil cases from Texas with motions to reconsider remand and rehearing. Plaintiffs include La Salle and Kopplin against a Traction company from Bexar, T B Dockery against Thorne from El Paso, Rawls and Craig against Pool from Presidio, Love et al. against Jones from Hale, Leigh Clark against Keays from El Paso, and King against Murray from Gonzales.
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la Salle
Carl Kopplin
Traction Company
Bexar
T. B. Dockery
R. H. Thorne
el Paso
T. H. Rawls
H. EB. Craig
John A Pool
Presidio
G. E. Love
H. F. Jones
Hale
Leigh Clark
Richard Keays
G. H. King
John C. Murray
Gonzales
Senatorial Redistricting Bill Practically Dead
After the senate adjourned today the senate committee on senatorial districts postponed action on Watson's bill to redistrict the state into senatorial districts until next Friday. The delay effectively ends the measure.
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Special Dispatch
Austin
Tex
Senate
Senate Committee On
Watson
Safety Appliance Law Goes to Supreme Court
Associated Press reports the nationwide drive for railroad safety legislation centers in the U S Supreme Court with safety appliance cases from Tennessee Alabama Nebraska and Colorado heard today.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Tennessee
Alabama
Nebraska
Colorado
Government files rate case against Merchants and Miners TC
Savannah on March 8 saw government cases against the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company begin in the U S circuit court. Special U S Attorney Alexander Akerman led several government assistants as Judge Emery Speer presided.
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Associated Press
Savannah
United States
Alexander Akerman
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
United States Circuit Court
Emery Speer
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Praised in Letters
Readers from multiple states endorse Parisian Sage as a hair grower and scalp cleaner. Testimonials claim it stops falling hair, cures dandruff, relieves itching, and leaves hair soft. Agency guarantees a money back offer with large bottle priced at 50 cents.
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Go. Rs Park
Waverly
N. Y
Dora M. Daniels
Williamson
W. Va
C.pe Pope
Oxford
Ala
Hannah Anderson
Divine
Columbus
S. C
Josephine Komegay
Branch
N. C
Bexar Court Bill Moves to Senate Hearing
The fourth district court bill for Bexar County passed the house and moved to the senate. Senator Real scheduled a senate committee hearing for Thursday at 9 o clock, with some opposition promising a full hearing.
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Special Dispatch
Austin
Tex
Bexar County
House
Senate
Real
Senate Committee
Rathskellar opens in San Antonio with deli service
The Rathskeller in San Antonio serves good service and offers a choice delicatessen and short orders at Elite Cafe.
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San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Dollar bills issue abandoned by treasury plans
Washington reports the treasury will not pursue a planned issue of one dollar greenbacks. The move follows the conversion of large outstanding silver certificates into one dollar denominations to meet current demand.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Murder trial resumes in Edith Melcher case
The Edith Melcher baby murder trial reopened in Albany as jurors were being drawn. Prosecutors and defense prepared to present witnesses as the case resumes after a pause.
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Associated Preas
Albany
N. Y
Edith Melcher
Ota
Judge Seeligson leaves Austin as sister falls ill
Judge Arthur Seeligson of the Fifty-seventh District court travels to Austin to tend his ailing sister Mrs. John H. Houghton. The court sessions for the Fifty-seventh were not held today. Houghton, a widow of a prominent Austin businessman, had died recently.
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Arthur Seeligson
Fifty-seventh District Court
Austin
John H. Houghton
Fifty-seventh Court
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