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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
9
Ausglia Tex March 27 The state levied on securities totaling 350100 in the state treasury to credit of the American Surety company on the Waters-Piered case victory. The levy follows the higher court mandate and execution issued by the district clerk of Travis County.
The report lists fifteen vacancies and states the chairman Bass of the Bexar county Democratic executive committee will fill seats by appointment for the meeting by April 4. It notes changes in committee placements, with some members now officeholders and others removed from roles in various precincts.
Special to the Light reports Wirco Texas lieutenant Valenel Duiller will inspect Companies 7 and 1 in Waco next Monday. Stores equipment and troops will be inspected and a spread will follow the inspection.
Lexington March 27 Lieut docking and 1 men from the White burg company of militia will be sent to Mt Sterling early foray to guard tobacco peas and other property. They have been on duty ant Hoplins ville for several weeks. There is no is feeling against the soldiery but tinted bitterness is expressed by Independents who declare If the Independent tebearea mins property to baned the equity proper ty should falow.
Washington D C March 27 Gen A W Greeley of Aralle time reached the age limit and was transferred to the retired list as required by law. Jes B Hall commandant of the state college at Fort Leavenworth Kansas was appointed major general. John D Kerr commander of the Twelfth division at Port Oglethorpe was named brigadier general.
San Francisco reports John Dalzell Robertson former assistant secretary of Define California Late Dencatt & Trust Co is in New York eager to return. Indicted with J Dalgel Brown Waiter Barnett and James Treadwell for embezzlement he has been a fugitive for months and now offers a confession to obtain mercy in exchange for testimony. His statements implicate Brown Barnett and Treadwell.
Treaton Mass reports the latest bulletin on Governor Child noting ongoing improvement in the past 24 hours. In Philadelphia Senator Penrose is described as fully conscious at his home, with physicians and family more hopeful for recovery.
At Indianapolis on March 7 the state delegates chose a ticket with John W. Kern of Colomeda City as vice president after nominating Marshall for governor, following a decisive primary win led by Thomas R. Parnhall.
An eminent specialist warns that millions fall for electric belt quacks who rob weak men and trust patent medicines. He exposes their schemes and suggests a home remedy kit with compounds, syrups, and tinctures to treat weakness and nerves, promising wide success and renewed vigor.
The morning reports several funerals and deaths. Mrs Addie Maher Wil at 1416 Wyoming street, 5 pm. J W Morgan's service at 3 pm yesterday from 105 Rim street. J T Dixon of Wertwad died in New Orleans March 2 and body to be shipped to Burn for interment. John Dixon Jr and family members noted. Hannah Bennet dies aged 79 at 1244 Main Avenue with services planned. Other obituaries list Mrs J Guerra and Mrs H P Bennet among survivors.
Obituary notice announces the death of Mrs Hannah Bennett aged 87 at 1214 Main Avenue. Funeral service from the residence at 10 o clock tomorrow. Card of thanks expresses gratitude from W H Walton family and friends for condolences and support.
Nearly 200 youths gathered at the Y.M.C.A. auditorium to hear Harold Sorlein the Minnesota boy orator deliver his address on The American Day He spoke with firm delivery and gained praise from the audience in Jamestown Exposition attire Granite Falls Minn visitor with his mother Mrs T H Borlein accompanying him for several weeks in the city
Emma Bunting stars as Anita in a San Antonio stage vehicle at the Empire theater, a wartime tale of a girl separated from her father and pursuing him under a maternal family vendetta. The Big Tent and Grand releases feature Mug’s Landing Wildfire and a lively bill with Lillian Russell and diverse acts.
About 400 operatives at the Exeter Cotton Manufacturing company are affected as a 10 percent wage reduction is put in place this week. The move, announced today, targets the Exeter district’s textile plant as workers prepare for next Monday’s changes.
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