Contempt Confinement Case Delays Involving Stettmaster Testard
Up to moon today no papers had been received by the sheriff from the supreme court in the cases of Will Stettmaster and Seth Testard, convicted here of contempt of conrl in the violation of an injunction against Lickel scalping. Testard visited the sheriff's office and said he was ready to pay his fine when the mandate is received.
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Supreme Court
Will Stettmaster
Seth Testard
Conrl
Testard
The Marys Lamb Show Dazzles At Happy Hour Theater
A fragmented review praises the show led by Carle with snappy staging and colorful production. The chorus girl Rita Stanwood rises as the standout amid lively songs and bright costumes. The reviewer notes some mild suggestiveness but highlights strong singing, dancing, and overall entertainment value at the Happy Hour Theater.
Ban on Street Car Rowdyism Clarified by Judge Buckley
In a police court ruling Judge Buckley declared he will impose fines when streetcar passengers refuse to follow conductors' requests. Conductors W Harper and B Brown were tried for affray on a West End line on March 16. Brown, a negro, was fined five dollars while the other man was discharged.
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Hider Buckley
W. Harper
Bi. M. Brown
West End
Hr Negro
Brown
Traction Company
Wmitermen
Ito
Hour theater on Loswyn street vaudeville finale
The Hour theater on Loswyn Street offered illustrated songs moving pictures and varied acts last night. The vaudeville troupe performs their final show this week with Happy Hour family friendly fare and plans for a stronger bill next week under Manager Munsell with surprises in store.
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Loswyn Street
Amie Cours
Munsell
EMIFRE THEATER CLOSES SUNDAY
The Emifre Theater ends its run after the Burgess company finishes Sunday night, closing 14 weeks at Empire. Negotiations may bring a new comedy to open soon, while Burgess members plan to scatter Monday with many heading toward San Antonio. Manager Reed Gillen, aided by a friend, will depart Monday.
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Nin Sas
Karl Burgess
Boars
Sion
Burgess Compeny
Mondiy
Alangh
Mitin
San Antonia
Ired Gillen
Tris Orade
Ex Nete
Southern Literature Evening at Recitar Saturday
International Glue Entertainment presents a Southern literature program featuring an oration by Hon. Theodort Harris on Southern Literature, a piano solo by Tulen Hill, a solo by Dudley Buck, and readings from Southern poets by Nickerson. Selections include Poe and others, with members of the club invited to bring guests.
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Theodort Harris
Tulen Hill
Sapraud
Dudley Buck
EG. Watson
Wa Nickerson
Poe
Dateshter
Mendoza
Mirabean B. Jamar
Cli
Divorce Suit Filed by Liam Baler Against Oscar Jamis
A divorce suit was filed in court by Liam Baler against Oscar Jamis and Caesar Denis. The case involves Mysind Arts and Taberto Jamis, with details unclear. A two year old son, 217 South Frio Red, died at home reportedly from pneumonia. Interment is at San Fernandes Cemetery this afternoon.
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Liam Baler
Oscar Jamis
Caear Denis
Mysind Atrs
Taberto
Jamis
South Frio Red
San Fernandes Cemetery
Oriental Dream and Its Virtues Promised in Ad
An advertisement extols Oriental Dream and related products, urging readers to test its effects through simple methods and convincing testimonials. The copy touts lasting youth and beauty enhancements as the proprietor claims the items offer impressive results worldwide.
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Thomases
Martens Iear
Gouraud
Raader
Burroughs Machines Promised for Your Business Use
A Burroughs arrangement tailored to your business promises savings by cutting time and expense. The ad explains how the machine can be applied to hardware or life insurance work and offers to send forms showing how others in similar lines use it to save time, work, and worry.
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Burroughs
Inherited 5000 But Now Catches Snakes for Living
Robert Stane of Meridian Miss appeared before Judge Guckley in the poliar court this morning charged with vagrant acts after spending his inheritance on roaming to catch snakes in San Antonio. He stated he inherited 5000 three years ago, left home, traveled to San Antonio, and now plans to catch snakes for 20 cents a pound. The judge showed leniency, Stane promised to work and not wander, and was released with a warning to stay away from mischief while pursuing snake catching in the country around the city.
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Robert Stane
Meridian
Miss
Guckley
Poliar Court
Bat
San Antonio
Stone
Adercher
South Presa Street
Zuercher
Eagle Lake
Fiat
Buckley
Tial
Majestic Forces Greenwall Circuit Lease In New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 2, the Majestic syndicate of St. Louis seeks to secure the lease of the Greenwall theater circuit after the option expires. Henry Greenwall, owner of the controlling interest in the circuit, directs the effort as the major operators in western cities align with the syndicate.
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New Orleans
Kidney Wei
Sen Antohig
Greenwall
Mondlay
Majestic Syndicate of
St. Louis
Henry Greenwall
Negotiations Begin For Liansterne Rights In Fort Worth
A message from T. W. Mullally of Fort Worth, Majestic representative, opens negotiations for Liansterne rights. A six story Pick building is to rise at Houston street and Malin avenue for Glover Installment. Plans and specifications are on offer. bids open March 29, 1909.
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T. W. Mullaly
Fort Worth
The
Majestic
Houston Street
Malin Avenue
Glover
Marriage Licenses Reported for William Rax and Emma Schenk
William Rax and Emma Schenk obtain a marriage license. James B, Herland Mue Black appears in the notice with related names listed.
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William Rax
Emma Schenk
James B, Herland Mue Black
President Taft Returns to Washington in Fast Train
President Taft arrived in Washington from New York early today accompanied only by Captain Bull, military aide, and Assistant Secretary Mischief. Mrs Taft and Miss Mosel Bourdiman joined the party from the city, reportedly heading to summer homes around Boston. The party was driven to the White House in a Taftarto mobile already in the city, with business matters awaiting.
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Washington
Presideint Taft
New York
Bult
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