Tariff Debate Seen as Central Issue in Democratic Race
The Harmon club of San Antonio calls tariff policy on wool hides and mohair the major issue for the coming Democratic presidential campaign. It asks Senators Culberson and Bailey to debate whether Wilson should be the nominee and urges six Texas cities to host the debates before the Baltimore convention.
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San Antonio
Harmon Club
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
Joseph W. Bailey
Harmon
Wilson
Culberson and Bailey
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Thomas B. Love
Woodrow Wilson League
Rice Maxey
Harmon Democratic Club of
Culberson
Bailey
Knights Templar Invites Taft to Attend Conference
The Knights Templar international conference in Washington invites President Taft to attend on August 19. Taft replies he hopes to be in Beverly by then, enjoying an uninterrupted vacation and rest.
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Knights Templar
Taft
the Light
Washington, D. C
Beverly
North Texas steamship agents in San Antonio for Niagara Ontario lines
Steamship agents S J Murphy of Niagara Falls and W F Cloney of Buffalo visit San Antonio hustling for Niagara Navigation and Ontario Navigation companies. They will stay over Sunday before continuing westward.
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S. J. Murphy
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara Navigation Company
W. F. Cloney
Buffalo
Ontario Navigation Company
San Antonio
St Patrick Musicale at Travis Park Missionary Society
The Travis Park Missionary society will present a St Patrick musicale on Thursday afternoon March 21 at 236 King William Street. The program features vocal and piano solos, readings, a sketch of St Patrick, and performances by Mrs. Henry Flannery Mrs. Will Martin Mrs. Carlton Adams and others.
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St. Patrick Musicale
Travis Park Missionary Society
Bond Reduced for Charles E Bell in Theft Case
Charles E. Bell faced theft charges over $50 with his appearance bond reduced to $500 during a habeas corpus hearing in criminal court yesterday.
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Charles E. Bell
Doctor Forest Moves ENT Practice to 411 Main Avenue
Dr. N. E. Forest, eye ear nose and throat specialist, relocates from the Frost building to 411 Main Avenue.
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N. E. Forest
Main Avenue
Discharged Suspect in Theft Case Faces Release
Harry Wilson, charged with theft, was discharged from custody yesterday in the Thirty seventh district court.
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Wilson
Harry Wilson
Thirtyseventh
Dulliig Stationery Co. and Owl Meeting for Vallejo Jr.
Dulliig Stationery and Printing Co owned by Chris G. Dulling, at 112 West Commerce St., invites readers to save money. Nest 136 Order of Owls members are asked to meet at the hall today at 4 p m to attend the funeral of their late brother Patricio Vallejo Jr with secretary Pat E. O'Hara and president Jas Stevens issuing the notice.
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Dulliig Stationery & Printing Co
Chris. G. Dulling
Prop
West Commerce St
Nest 136
Order of Owls
Patricio Vallejo Jr
Pat E. O'Hara
Jas. Stevens
Funeral Procession for Patricio Vallejo JT
Members of Aerie No. 70 and visiting Eagles are asked to meet at the hall today at 4 p.m. to attend the funeral of our late brother Patricio Vallejo JT. WM. T. Souter, Secretary. MO. L. Richter, W. Pres.
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Aerie No. 70
Eagles
Patricio Vallejo
WM. T. Souter
MO. L. Richter
W. Pres
Ruby Trial Proceeds in Buda Killing Case
In Mar 16 trial at San Marcos Tom Ruby testified, detailing the events leading to the killing of George Locke at Buda. The defense rested, rebuttal likely by Tuesday, with jury verdict expected after Monday’s resume.
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San Marcos
Tex
Tom Ruby
George Locke
Buda
JUGIETY WOMAN OF NEW YORK HANGS HERSELF
Mrs Kathleen Lorillard wife of Beekman Lorillard a millionaire clubman killed herself at the Holland House New York. Coroner says neurasthenia and impulse caused the act. Husband found body in bathroom after returning from a drive.
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Jugiety
New York
Beekman Lorillard
Kathleen Lorillard
Holland House
Convict Guard Fined for Unlawful Firearm Discharge
Gonzales convict guard T. A. Dancer was fined 25 dollars by Judge Buckley in police court after admitting he discharged a pistol during an altercation on Dolorosa Street and Santa Rosa Avenue. A Mexican witness said Dancer angered him by not being addressed as Mr Tom. The bullet shattered a Chapa grocery window.
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T. A. Dancer
Gonzales
Buckley
Dancer
Dolorosa Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Mr. Tom
Chapa
City Council May Act On Dust Problem
City detectives link a juvenile theft ring to Washer Bros on Alamo and Commerce. Shoes and coats were found and a back door window opened by a ladder. Nearby Braunschweig store lost $60 in cash and tools. Council may address city dust nuisance at Monday session along with sidewalk, gas contract, and traffic issues. Alderman Boynton may push a two dollar per yard asphalt cutting fee.
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Washer Bros
Alamo
Commerce
Braunschweig, Briam, Reich Company
Washer's
Southwestern Company
H. J. Smythe
Dallas
San Antonio Gas and Electric Company
Soledad Street
Travis and
Girard Streets
East Houston Street
Starr Street
Boynton
Exclusive Tailoring Service Promotes Personal Style
A local tailor named Lenz offers exclusive fashionable tailoring to avoid outfits that resemble others. The ad invites customers to view patterns and discuss styles to trust their looks, noting 850 sanitary opera chairs at Pike as a cited item.
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Lenz
Pike
Reorganization Steps for San Antonio Charity Work
Pastors' association plans further steps toward reorganizing charity work in San Antonio. A meeting at the YMCA will hear a committee report on endorsing a charity fitness panel and exposing imposters, with aims to place charity oversight under business leaders and elect officers for the year.
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San Antonio
Pastors’ Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Chamber of Commerce
Slayers of Mrs. Kaufman Sentenced in Chicago
Fred Boneham received 25 years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty. George Rabineau got life imprisonment. William R. Channel and John Stacey each were sentenced to 25 years. The four men were moved to Joliet following the verdict agreement.
May Invest in Mexico to Fund Projects
E. B. Mayo and H. W. Campbell capitalists formerly of Mexico City plan this week to travel to the east coast of Mexico to study investment opportunities. They endorse the Madero government and intend to invest in Mexican industries.
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Mexico
E. B. Mayo
H. W. Campbell
Mexico City
Mr. Mayo
Mr. Campbell
Madero
Pinnick Returns From Frisco Trip To Fort Worth
H W Pinnick traveling passenger agent for the Frisco system based in San Antonio has completed a business trip to Fort Worth and returned.
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H. W. Pinnick
Frisco System
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Many Witnesses Sought in Volz Case as Trial Nears
Defense attorney Carlos Bee files a list of over 40 witnesses for the Volz murder case with his client J. P. Volz. The trial is set for March 25 after prior continuances to obtain German depositions on mental condition of immediate relatives. A special venire of 100 men will be drawn to form the jury.
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J. P. Volz
Carlos Bee
Andres Coy Jr
Volz
Germany
New Trust Company Forms With Million Dollar Capital
The Southwest Texas Bank and Trust company, capitalized at 1,000,000 dollars, was organized in Corpus Christi Texas on March 16. It ranks as one of the region’s largest financial concerns and will commence business within sixty days. Notable stockholders include leading businessmen from Corpus Christi San Antonio and Houston.
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San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Tex
Southwest Texas Bank and Trust Company
Texas
Houston
Prisoner Takes Two Years Under Kansas Non-support Law
Myron Gould, a young farmer, was moved from the county jail in Kansas City Kansas to the state penitentiary at Lansing for two years under the Kansas non-support law. His marriage five years ago ended as he devoted himself to checker tournaments, neglecting farm work and home duties. His wife and two children joined him from the Leavenworth area as the case proceeded.
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Kansas City Star
Liberty
Myron Gould
Kansas City
Kan
Tate
Lansing
Kansas
Gould
Leavenworth
Boys Accused of Theft In Horse and Cane Case
Four white boys Jim O Donavan Pat O Donovan Ferd man Punch and F M Shofner were arrested after allegedly stealing a horse and wagon from F L Vignes 135 Simpson Street and driving to W E Wright home on the Somerset road where three bales of cane were taken Affidavits filed in Justice Umscheid s court and a preliminary hearing held in Precinct 6 Justice Chavanaugh s court Waivers of examination and bonds set at 500 each
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F. L. Vignes
Simpson Street
W. E. Wright
Somerset Road
Jim
Pat O'Donovan
F. M. Shofner
Ferdman Punch
Umscheid
Wright
Chavanaugh
Starling urges nationwide work injury compensation law
Texas Labor Commissioner Starling asks Congress to enact exclusive remedy and compensation for railroad and interstate employee injuries. The proposal covers all industries with a cap for small enterprises and calls for raising dependent child and factory worker age to 18.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Starling
Congress
Mrs Gentry Sentenced to Life in Oklahoma City
Mrs Alverta Gentry was sentenced to life in the penitentiary by Judge Huston after overruling her motion for a new trial. She will be moved to McAlester next week and stay pending an appeal to the supreme court. She was convicted of murdering her husband at their home on January 4.
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Philadelphia
Harriett Johnson Wood
New York
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alverta Gentry
Huston
Shopping edge ad notes citywide access and bargains
An old style store ad touts easy reach from West End Beacon Hill I N G N South Flores and Union Stock Yards with cars passing near the Clower building. It promises savings large enough to cover a week of car fare and highlights Panama skirts in colors priced at four dollars.
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West End
Beacon Hill
South Flores
Union Stock Yards
Clower
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