Mass County Convention Call for Bexar County Texas
A mass county Republican convention is called to meet at Turner Hall San Antonio at 7 45 p m Tuesday May 9 1916 for selecting delegates to district and state conventions and other business. The notice cites failures of the local committee to fix place and time and seeks to unify the party for the national convention in Chicago June 7 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Texas
Turner Hall
San Antonio
Republican State Executive Committee
Phil E. Baer
Republicans of
Chicago
State Call
45Th District Court
County Executive Committee
Republican Executive Committee
Republican Party
United States
Republican State Organization
A. H. Cadwallader
Will A. Hohner
John P. McDevitt
L. A. Rizer
F. E. Scobey
Howard M. Vanse
Harry W. Hamilton
L. F. Kleeman
Orvill Franz
Herbert Hays
J. D. Dodson
Theo
M. Plummer
Harry Appel
T. J. Hoborn
C. C.williams
Bruno Phillip
Chas. C. Cresson
James McDowell
John D. Hartman
James W. Sutton
Ira C. Ogden
H. B. Smith
M. H. Burke
C. 8. Hunter
J.F. Simms
H. J. Smith
Mose C. Harris
Tom Brown
J. C. Terrell
Chester A. Hamer
W. R. Burgess
Charles Dietrich
Phil Jackson
Ford Binz
Ellis Albaugh
Marcus Staley
E. R. Gafford
Carlton J. Adams
Ambrose Byrne
A. H. Cadwallader Jr
J. E. Adams
August Briam
A. B. Spencer
R. E. Cadwallader
H. C. Thurman
Dr. A. L. Rehag
J.S. Ramer
H. Reuter
Harry L. Miller
W. S. Rosier
William L. Stiles
Charles Real
George C. Vaughan
James Muir
Marshall Freeborn
Fred J. Cutting
Fred Gaensten
Arthur Storms
Census to map Texas industrial capacity for wartime needs
The Texas industrial preparedness committee of the United States Naval Consulting Board will launch an industrial census in a few days. John B. Hawley of Fort Worth chairs the state effort. W. B. Tuttle confirms the move. The survey will record Texas facilities, production speed, and readiness to fulfill government wartime orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States Naval Consulting Board
Washington
John B. Hawley
Fort Worth
Texas Committee
W. B
Tuttle
Mandamus Refused In Laredo Bond Refund Case
The Texas Supreme Court refused a mandamus in the City of Laredo versus Attorney General B F Looney. The decision allowed refunding only for the portion of the original 1883 bond issue that was valid, about $31,000 of the $75,000, since $39,000 was beyond lawful limits. The ruling affects approval of bonds for street, city hall, and market house projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
City of
Laredo
B. F. Looney
Webb County
City of Laredo
Court of Criminal Appeals
C. C. Quillin
Travis County
W. P. McLean
W. P. McLean Jr
Fort Worth
Quillin
Plant Juice Herbal Tonic Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advert touts Plant Juice a herbal tonic claimed to treat indigestion dyspepsia and related symptoms. A testimonial from Orlando Dickson of Derry Pa praises its effects on his wife including improved appetite sleep nerves and gas relief. Sold in San Antonio at Fischer's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Dickson
Derry
San Antonio
Fischer's
Court of Criminal Appeals proceedings and dispositions listed
The Court of Criminal Appeals announced today decisions across numerous cases including affirmations and motions for rehearing. Listed justices and attorneys include Harrison Scott Brazoria T J Ells Brazoria T L Mc Dante Coleman Sanford Turner Harris Gregoria Hernandez Karnes B F Mayor Tarrant F C V Foard McLennan Will Hall McLennan A D Smith McLennan John Williams death McLennan Robert Harziewood Donley Selestino Rodrigues Ward Charlie Thompson Wichita J A Martin Matagorda Nelson A Johnson Harris Alfred Rasberry Fisher C C Quillin Travis Benton Kirven Freestone F B Crutcher Hays Foot Blair Collin Mary Hopkins Bexar Antonio Gonzales Enrique Caballero Rays Elias Bowen Grimes J A Simmons Donley Robert Capsaw Angelina Josh Jones Gregg Frank Kelley Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Criminal Appeals
Harrison Scott
Brazoria
T. J. Ells
T. L. McDante
Coleman
Sanford Turner
Colorado
M. F. Westergreen
Harris
Gregoria Hernandez
Karnes
B. F. Mayor
Tarrant
F. C. V. Foard
Bexar
Will Hall
McLennan
A. D. Smith
John Williams
Robert Harziewood
Donley
Selestino Rodrigues
Ward
Charlies Thompson
Wichita
J. A. Martin
Matagorda
Jack Cuilla
Nelson A. Johnson
Ex Parte
Alfred Rasberry
Fisher
C. C. Quillin
Travis
Weather Balance Theory Cited By Major Buell
Major Allen Buell of the weather bureau says unseasonably warm winter created excess heat that spring is balancing. He notes April cooler than normal but 440 degrees still above average, referencing long term meteorology and past years to forecast continued cool weather until excess heat is erased. Beeville priest Father John Coma prepares to depart for Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Buell
The
Weather Bureau
Nature
Major Buell
Fragmented OCR yields unclear local item
The readable parts describe a truncated newspaper fragment with scattered letters and symbols. No clear event, date, or names are identifiable to form a coherent summary.
Fifth Pacific Coast SP Agents Visit Lee City on Tour
Southern Pacific ticket agents from the Pacific coast arrive in San Antonio for an educational tour. A. R. Atkinson and Ed McClannahan lead the delegation including H. D. Johnson C. C. Larry A. R. Hartar G. W. Weatherby and William P. Broderick. They will tour the city on a school for agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast
San Antonio
A. R. Atkinson
Ed McClannahan
H. D. Johnson
Bakersfield
Cal
C. C. Larry
Visalia
A. R. Hartar
Eugene
Ore
G. W. Wetherby
Pasadena
Wiliam P. Broderick
San Francisco
Army Orders Grant Multiple Leave of Absence
Leave of absence granted to CAPTAIN GEORGE M HOLLEY for ten days. CAPTAIN EDMUND L DALEY and CAPTAIN WILLIAM P KITTS receive two months and ten days leave upon relief from duties. FIRST LIEUTENANT WILLIAM T M'MILLAN and SECOND LIEUTENANT HARRISON S RICHARDS receive four months and two months leave. Leonard L Barrett to proceed to Picatinny Arsenal Dover New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Holley
Infantry
Edmund L. Daley
Corps of Engineers
William P. Kitts
William TT M'Millan
Harrison
Richards
Fourth Cavalry
Leonard L Barrett
Ordnance Department
Maygoth
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
N. J
Special Offer on Photographs at Barr Studio
An advertising note announces a limited time price special at Barr Studio located at 211% Ave. C. Contact Phomig Crocket at 4371 to take advantage of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Studio
Ave. C
Phomig Crocket
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanks
Industrial Survey of State
INE
Galveston
Return
Medical Association
Birmingham and Return
U. C. Veunion
Houston
New Orleans
Asheville
Southern Baptist Convention
New York
McClannahan, C.F
T. A
Houston St
Gunter Hotel Corner
A. R. Atkinson, D. F
P. A
New Braunfels Landa’s Park
J. W. King, D. F
G. M. Bynum, C. P
Christan Mtn PO
Travelers’ Protective Association
W. W. Wooldridge
Avenue C. Moore Bldg
Mandamus
McLennan County
Williams
Allison Criner
B. F. Major
E. F. Westergreen
Court of Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals
P. N. Minear
J. D. McVeal
Gonzales
D. B. Bollinger
Baylor
Uvalde
A. & A. P. Railway
H. W. Mullen
Aransas
Noa Spears Co
M., K. & T. Railway
Andres Pacheco
Cameron
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
Robert H. Rice
T. Wesley Hook
W. Payne
Kleberg
J. D. McVea
Susana Nerio
J. J. Christen
Webb
L. E. Brannin
Extra
B. M. Richardson
Eastland County
P. Rowe
A. D. Dyess
H. A. Cline
Wharton
W. Tel
Tel
Sallie Turner
R. E. Cunningham
G. W. Irwin
Hardin
C. E. Ridgill
E. L. Wilson Howe
Jefferson
Emma D. Kiber
John W. Harris
E. FE
Ramsey
Farmers and Citizens’ Bank
Anderson
First Texas State Ins. Co
Sam Bell
W. L. Power
First State Bank of Crowell
Foard
T. R. Gully
M. E. Gully
Panola
Tlinois Central By. Co
So. Banana Co. Et al
Amicus Curas
R. P. Greene
el Paso
G. Co
F. Ry
J. K. MeAmis
Dallas
Kirby Lumber Co
James J. Williams
Frank W. Beach
John G. McKay
L. A. Crews
Gulf Gro
A. Cruse
Tyler
G. N. Ry
Jim Bartik
C. C. McCarthy
Beeville
Spain
John Coma
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wolfson’s New
Georgette Crepe
Marvel Corset
Issa
Saul Wolfson
S. P
Lee City
Modesty
Venice
Buffalo Express
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