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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1911

Page

15

Y M C A Secretaries Arrive to Lead Fort Sam Houston Effort

A Y M C A committee leader from New York, G R Reeder, arrived in San Antonio to direct YMCA work at Fort Sam Houston. A L Smith from Washington travels to assist, with several secretaries from abandoned posts en route. Three large tents have been provided by authorities.

G. A. R. Reeder New York International Y. M. C. A San Antonio Fort Sam Houston A. L. Smith Washington

Soldiers to fit up office and reading room and show

A report notes plans to fit up an office reading room and a moving picture show for soldiers, with use by those stationed there.

Dietz Found Guilty in Traffic Case On Main Avenue

George W. Dietz was found guilty after a county court jury trial of violating a traffic ordinance by driving on the wrong side of Main avenue. He was fined 5 dollars and the case dates to October 18, 1910 when a prior fine and appeal occurred. A policeman testified Dietz was on the wrong side, while Dietz claimed congestion forced him to cross.

George W. Dietz Main Avenue Corporation Court Dietz

Will of aviator Ralph Johnstone filed for probate

The will filed in Kansas City on March 17 shows Ralph Johnstone left 384 dollars in cash and real estate valued at 1500 dollars.

Associated Press Kansas City Ralph Johnstone

Tigers consider Gainer and Ness for first base job

Hugh Jennings tests two youngsters, Gainer and Ness, at first base to select the Tigers’ starter.

Hugh Jennings Gainer Ness The Tigers

Thoney's Return Could Boost Boston Lineup

In Boston, Thoney, once hailed as the fastest man and a powerful hitter, faces a fragile career marred by injuries. Owner Taylor envisions him at first base, hoping his speed and .300 batting will strengthen Boston after Stahl’s departure, if he can adjust to footwork and the first baseman’s glove.

Jack Thoney Boston Thoney Taylor Stahl

Carey Seeks Illinois Racing Return With Reform Plans

Jacksonville, March 17 The new Hawthorne master Thos Carey says there is a chance racing resumes in Illinois and outlines reforms. He proposes a state racing commission, pari mutuel machines, a breeding bureau with farmers given stallions, and a tax share for roads and breeding research. He cites Canada and Kentucky as models and predicts passage if voters are honestly informed. Carey and his party will soon return to Chicago.

Carey Illinois Jacksonville Fla Thos. Carey Hawthorne Race Track Chicago Florida Kentucky Springeld Cook County Canada Ryan Congress France Australia

Minor leagues hoard players in reserve rosters

The article notes that Class A leagues allow unlimited rosters while majors do not. It cites Columbus in the American association with 61 players on reserve, Ganzel with nearly 40 for Rochester Eastern league champions, and Des Moines in the Western league with 36 in reserve.

Columbus Ganzel Rochester Des Moines

Texas insurer certified to operate in 1912

The Texas Department of Insurance and Banking certifies Southern National Insurance Company of Austin fully complies with state laws as a condition for authority to do business in Texas for the year ending February 29, 1912. Signed by Commissioner L. Gill.

Austin Tex Southern National Insurance Company Texas L. Gill

Higher farm wages rise across states in 1910 report

The 1910 farm labor wage survey shows average pay of 27.50 dollars per month, with board 19.21. Nevada tops at 54 dollars, South Carolina lowest at 16.50. New England 33.19 on average, South Atlantic 19.75, northern central east of Mississippi 31.81, northern central west 35.46, southern central 21.90, far west 46.48.

Associated Press Washington Department of Agriculture Nevada Montana South Carolina New England North Atlantic Massachusetts South Atlantic West Virginia Mississippi River Wisconsin Mississippi North Dakota Oklahoma

Champion Steer Sells at Fort Worth Auction

Three notable fat stock show sales occurred in the Fort Worth coliseum as Silver Valley the grand champion steer sold to Dees Davis & Co of Jackson Mississippi for 272.50 at 25 cents a pound and 1090 pounds. Boog Scott Bros of Oleman Texas sold Prince Wilson the champion steer weighing 1680 pounds to Armour & Co at 8.71 cents per pound for 134.40. J W Love of Colorado City Texas sold his heifer Lovelady to J L Ely of Temple.

Associated Press Fort Worth Tex Coliseum Arena Silver Valley Dees Davis & Co Jackson Miss Boog-Scott Bros Oleman Prince Wilson Armour & Co J. W. Lovelady Colorado City Lovelady J. L. Ely Temple

Bowling Schedule Amid Nine Week Matches

The schedule lists five bowling venues and multiple matchups from March 17 to March 24. Notable pairings include Emerson Alleys Roach versus Hohorst and Century Alleys Coy versus Staudt, with several cross matchups across Thomas Schwartz Cahill Summerfield and Ziegler.

Emerson Alleys Roach Hohorst Century Alleys Heieck Foster Thomas Whitley Schwartz Emerson Kohr Summerfield Ziegler Sessions Cahill Staudt Richter Salter Kobher Maticevich Century Allys Coy Richtery

Foil Young Widows In Pension Policy

Ocean City N J March 17 The New Jersey conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adopts a rule to curb marriages of young women to aged ministers for pension benefits. Widows receive full pensions only if within five years of the deceased minister’s age. every five year parity reduces the payment accordingly. The item mentions a minister nicknamed K O Wolgast but provides no further context.

Associated Press Ocean City N. J New Jersey The Methodist Episcopal Church

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