Supreme Court to Review Alamo Case In Texas
The Texas Supreme Court granted a writ of error in Dr. A. B. Conley et al versus the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, appealing from the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals at San Antonio. The court will hear arguments on the governor's plan to restore Alamo property. timing to be set by attorneys. The case originated in Dallas County Criminal District Court, then moved to county court before reversal.
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Austin
Tex
Alamo
Supreme Court
A. B. Conley
Court of Appeals
San Antonio
City of
D. Sullivan & Co
Aggie Fant Ramsey
Bexar
A. B. Cole
G Forte
Cameron
Mortimer
Gardner
Mary
Otions
Grand Temple and Tabernacle
State of Texas
of Knights and Daughters of Tabor
Smith Johnson
Carl A. Albrecht
Charles Lignowski
Dimmitt
St. Louis
Southwestern By. Co
Thomas A. Griffin
Dallas
Teresa Vv. de Herrera
Tex. Mex. Ry
Webb
Wichita Falls Compress Company
W. L. Moody and Company
D. B. Snow
J. G. Fletcher
S&s. K. McCall
J. A. Page
Brooks
WP. Lane
M. M. Hengley
N. R. Bagley
A. A. Brack Et al
Bolton Case Reversed by Texas Court of Appeals
The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the Bol ton case deciding the definition of official misconduct. James E Bol ton was Dallas county tax assessor who failed to file a report of fees collected for the year ending November 30, 1911. He was found guilty.
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Dallas County
Criminal District Court
Bolton
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
James E. Bolton
Poslam Claims Quick Cure for Skin Ailments
Poslam markets its remedy for a wide range of skin diseases including eczema acne and salt rheum claiming rapid relief and even overnight results. It promotes Poslam Soap for daily use to improve skin health and color and offers samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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West 2Ith Street
New York City
Blackburn's Casca Royal Pills Advertised by Ackerman
A nurse promotes Blackburn's Casca Royal Pills for constipation coated tongue and various stomach liver and bowel disorders. Mrs Cc C Ackerman of Council Bluffs advertises the medicine as sold by all drug stores.
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Blackburn
Cc. C. Ackerman
Council Bluffs
Supreme Court actions reversed remanded and granted
The Supreme Court reversed and remanded Denison Light and Power Co. v Patton from Grayson and affirmed judgments in W B Teagarden v Lumber Co et al Wood. Applications granted Armour & Co v Eddie Morgan next friend Tarrant. Dockets set for April 9 and 10 with a March 1 1913 docket equalizing order issued.
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Supreme Court
Denison Light and Power Company
B. B. Patton
Grayson
Judgment Court
W. B. Teagarden
J. B. Godley Lumber Company
Wood
Armour and Company
Eddie Morgan
Next Friend
Tarrant
A. B. Conley
Daughters of the Republic
Bexar
J. M. Lanham
T. E. Robbins
Polk
J. W. Tobin
W. D. Benson
Lubbock
Fort Worth & D. C. Ry. Co
Western Stock Yards Company
Potter
Western Union Telegraph Compex
Josephine M. Barrie
Anderson
Court of Civil Appeals
Courts of Civil Appeals
Appeals court actions from Texas court of criminal appeals
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals issued actions including affirmations reversals and remands. Listed are defendants by name and origin from Basrop Comanche El Paso Galveston Houston and others with motions rehearing and withdrawals noted.
Akers P. F. Akers Obituary Notice In San Antonio
Akers P F Akers 37 a druggist died at a local sanitarium at 1 this morning. He was born in Cleburne Texas and worked as a druggist there before moving to San Antonio six months ago. Surviving are his widow and other relatives in Cleburne. The body is prepared for burial and will be sent to Cleburne tonight by Pearce Robinson for interment there. Miss Sophia McHenry 22 a student of Zanesville Ohio died last night at 605 St Marys Street in San Antonio. She came with her parents Mr and Mrs J M McHenry and sister about two months ago. Her father is a prominent attorney of Zanesville. The body prepared for interment will be sent to Zanesville tonight for burial by Sloan Hagy.
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Akers
P. F. Akers
Cleburne
Tex
San Antonio
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Company
Hail Storm In Cleburne Douses Ground In Hail
A heavy rain and hail storm struck Cleburne Texas this morning. The ground was covered with hail. Local residents reported water from the storm and minor street flooding.
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Cleburne
Cleburne, Tex
Huerta Opposed in Sonora and Political Turmoil
Forces under Emilio Campa join the Orozco faction in Sonora while federal troops and gunboats guard Guaymas. Washington urged neutrality safeguards as Congress contemplates declaring Sonora in rebellion and installing Garcia as military governor.
Sixteen Bridges Destroyed in Chihuahua Civil Unrest
Rebels in Chihuahua cut telegraph lines and burnt sixteen bridges below Chihuahua City. The action by local constitutionalists near Santa Rosalia threatens rail and wire links as tensions rise over Huerta’s government. Observers note strong Maderista sentiment in Chihuahua despite upheaval.
Troops Will Remain On Mexican Border
Washington reports no change in U S troop disposition on the border from El Paso Texas to Nogales Mexico. Brigadier General Bliss advised maintaining current positions to minimize border clashes after incidents near Douglas. The War Department accepts his view and he will continue border investigation.
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Washington, D. C
United States
el Paso
Tex
Nogales
Mexico
War Department
Bliss
Douglas
Garrison
Ojeda quits Agua Prieta retreating to Nogales
General Ojeda and 450 men evacuated Agua Prieta at nine this morning and began an overland march west to Nogales where Colonel Kosterlitzky prepares to defend the town with 300 rurales. federal arms stay in Nogales amid a tense border situation and planned U S troop movements.
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Co. C. Smith
Fifth Cavalry
E. B
W. E. Holt
Nogales
Cameral
Sonora
Bernabe Ordundo
Revolutionary Band
Mexicans Barricade Bridge at Eagle Pass
Carranzistas in Piedras Negras block the railroad bridge and wagon approach fearing a raid by Eagle Pass refugees. A clash between two railroad men sparked a brief stampede to the American side as reports claim Durango City and Pedricena were captured and Carranza forces arrive at Cuatro Cienegas. Governor Carranza reportedly runs the Bare don to Piedras Negras rail line.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Piedras Negras
Carranzistas
Durango City
Pedricena
Durango
Torreon
Cuatro Cienegas
Carranza
Baredon
Huerta Force Increases With Orozquista Arrivals
Five hundred Orozquistas arrived at Chihuahua pledging allegiance to the Huerta government. An auxiliary corps to aid campaigns against Carranza in Coahuila and the Constitutionalists in Sonora is being formed. Auxiliary forces to be mobilized at Torreon and moved to affected districts. more bands expected today. General Pascual Orozco Jr. travels to Mexico City for a conference with authorities.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Coahuila
Sonora
Torreon
Pascual Orozco Jr
Mexico City
Bank Mandamus on City Sustained by Court
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals upheld a mandamus ordering the City of San Antonio to pay Alamo National Bank 8644.11 plus interest from 1908 for warrants drawn on the 1903-4 tax levy. The Supreme Court previously denied error relief, and the city remained in arrears. The decision affirms the lower court’s mandamus.
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San Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Alamo National Bank
Moursand
Supreme Court
D. Sullivan & Co. Et al
Aggie Fant Ramsey Et al
Fants
Appeals Court Dismissal Reversed in Hengley Case
The court reverses a $116597.33 reversal and remands for retrial in Fifty-seventh District Court. Justice Taliaferro rules Lane may appeal, making the case proceed like any other. Multiple opinions issued include affirmances, reversals, and remands in Bexar Webb Medina Cameron and Dallas cases.
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Fifty-seventh
M. M. Hengley
W. P. Lane
Hengley
George B. Taliaferro
Lane
Pope Aims to Resume Mass on Palm Sunday
The pope's illness progresses gradually as mild season conditions aid recovery. He expressed a wish to resume celebrating Mass on Palm Sunday March 16.
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Rome
Mayor seeks sale of bonds for Seventh Ward water and sewer project
Mayor Jones plans to dispose of 25000 dollar bonds from improvement district No 6 in the Seventh Ward to fund a standpipe and sewers. Bonds have not sold despite two years of interest taxes and now more than 5000 dollars remain in the fund. If not sold, the money must be returned to taxpayers, but residents favor using it for the project.
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Jones
Seventh Ward
Boynton
Ple
Bromine Bromo Nine Mentioned in Cold Relief Note
A fragment notes that colds cause headaches and lists a laxative product Bromo Nine as a remedy. It mentions a signature I Grove and a price 26c, with implied source material from an old advertisement or pharmaceutical brief.
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I Grove
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W. H. Holmes
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Walter Wilson
Hunt
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Tampico
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Orozco
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