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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1912

Page

10

Clean-Up Campaign Shakes New Orleans Sanitation

Dr. Oscar Dowling, president of the state board of health, launches a harsh sanitation drive in New Orleans. He closes an old restaurant, orders barber colleges shut, warns hospitals and a factory to clean up or close, and targets meat transport wagons and even backyards.

Associated Press New Orleans Oscar Dowling State Board of Health Mayor Newhauser Dr. Dowling Barber Colleges

First Straw Hat Appears in San Antonio

The first spring straw hat appeared in San Antonio yesterday. J M McCullough of El Paso, staying at the Menger hotel, is credited with breaking the ice. Lobby circles predict four or five more hats will appear in the week. McCullough arrived from Mexico City reporting warm weather in the republic.

San Antonio J.M. McCullough Menger Hotel el Paso Menger McCullough Mexico City Republic

Underlies the Panama Canal Threatened by Dormant Volcano

New York dispatches report a dormant volcano under the Culebra cut near Colon threatens the Panama Canal. Engineers test every drill hole with thermometers to prevent premature dynamite explosions as steam and blue smoke emerge from vents.

Associated Press New York Panama Canal Colon Culebra

Woodrow Wilson Club Pushes Texas Democratic Primary

The San Antonio Woodrow Wilson club seeks a Texas presidential primary. Judge Don A Bliss and club members sent signed resolutions to Wilson organizations statewide urging petition ratification. Bliss expects to file the petition with the Democratic state executive committee soon, though he doubts the petition will be granted.

San Antonio Woodrow Wilson Club Texas Don A. Bliss Wilson Judge Bliss Democratic State Executive Committee

Burglary Wave Strikes Waco Areas

In Waco Texas on March 13 a series of burglaries hit residences and businesses. Police suspect tramps traveling north after wintering in the south are responsible.

Waco Associated Press Waco, Tex

Ely's Dream Balm Offers Quick Catarrh Relief

Miserable with catarrh or cold symptoms such as a stopped nose sore throat and runny eyes can find instant relief with Ely's Dream Balm. The antiseptic formula clears nasal passages relieves soreness and foul breath without mercury or cocaine. A 50 cent bottle from H. L. Wagner is advertised as the best investment for treatment.

Ely H. L. Wagner

Women May Hold Office in Texas

Assistant Attorney General S F Caldwell rules in response to Miss Lida Daugherty that there is no constitutional bar on a woman holding office in Texas. He states lack of voter status is not a disqualification and encourages her to campaign for re election as she is qualified for the office.

Austin Tex Texas S. F. Caldwell Lida Daugherty Beeville Bee County Daugherty Caldwell Miss Daugherty

Retire Two Directors at Missouri Pacific Meeting

Henry I. Miller of New York and B. F. Edwards of St. Louis were retired as directors of the Missouri Pacific Railway. Jacob H. Metcalf and Jay Gould were elected to succeed them at the annual stockholders meeting. Howard Gould replaced H. F. Calef as director of the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway, with Calef retaining his secretary treasurer post.

Associated Press ST. Louis Henry I. Miller New York B. F. Edwards Missouri Pacific Railway Company Jacob H. Metcalf Jay Gould Yescerday Miller George J. Gould Speyer and Company Metcalf B. F. Bush Missouri Pacific Howard Gould H. F. Calef St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company Calef Gould Roads

Fruit Steamer Ablaze Off New York Pier

The United Fruit steamer Jose loaded with 10 000 cases of oil caught fire at Berth Pier foot of Maiden Lane. Fifteen men in the hold barely escaped as the burning ship sank in the East River. Fire spread danger along the waterfront. a gasoline case lowered into the hold broke near a lamp, sparking flames along the vessel.

Associated Press New York Jose United Fruit Company Ber Pier Maiden Lane East River Kingston Jamaica

Galveston business leaders start trade excursion to Houston line

About 150 representatives of Galveston business and professional groups boarded a special Galveston Houston Henderson train shortly after 8:30 this morning. The trip tours towns along the line between Galveston and Houston to promote trade.

Associated Press Galveston Tex Galveston, Houston & Henderson Houston

Shriners to Initiate 30 at Austin Ceremony

Ben Hur Temple of Shriners will hold a ceremonial session in Austin on March 29 with about 30 candidates to be initiated. Some initiates hail from San Marcos Lockhart Elgin and other points in the territory. The event will feature the usual street parade.

Shriners Austin Tex Ben Hur Temple of Shriners San Marcos Lockhart Elgin

The Slim Princess opens with Elsie Janis at the Grand

Elsie Janis and her 80 member company premiere The Slim Princess at the Grand tonight. Carriages scheduled for 10 46.

Elsie Janis

Advertising Club Delegate Arrives in San Antonio

Douglas N. Graves of Boston representing the Associated Advertising Clubs of America is in San Antonio to coordinate May delegate entertainment for the national convention in Dallas. He met S. A. Hopkins, chairman of the local committee, and will attend a Dallas conference March 20 with President Coleman and state officials.

Douglas N. Graves Boston Associated Advertising Clubs of America San Antonio Ad Club Texas Dallas Graves A. Hopkins Coleman National Association State Organization Ad Men

Chum Jackson Pleads Guilty in Burglary Case

Chum Jackson, a Black man, pleaded guilty in criminal court yesterday to burglary of the residence of A. D. Dickerson at 611 Austin Street. He received a two year sentence and said he had been there before and that the penitentiary is not so bad if he behaves.

Chum Jackson Chum A. D. Dickerson Austin Street

Claflin Burglar Indictments Lead to Bond Forfeiture

W. S. Claflin did not answer when his name was called in criminal court and both of his $500 bonds were forfeited. Sureties listed as J. N. Lee and Fox Stevens. Indictments have been pending since September of last year.

W. S. Claflin J. N. Lee Fox Stevens

Tax ruling forces insurers to pay gross receipts tax

Commissioner Bill says life insurance firms withdrawing from Texas must pay the gross receipts tax on last year’s business. The ruling clarifies tax is due for last year, affecting companies not renewing licenses for 1912. Southern National Life of Louisville and Louisiana National Life Assurance Society of New Orleans cited as not renewing.

Austin Tex Commissioner of Insurance and Banking Bill Southern National Life of Louisville Louisiana National Life Assurance Society of New Orleans

Senator Watson Seeks Potato Duty Suspension Amendment

Senator Watson of West Virginia urged the senate finance committee to suspend the 25 percent duty on potatoes until September 1 due to a crop shortage. No action was taken.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Senator Watson West Virginia Senate Finance Committee

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