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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1911

Page

3

Callaghan committee touts four month record and debt plan

The Callaghan committee claims a remarkable four month record including opening Travis street and low city debt. It pledges to keep expenditures within income if re-elected, while proposing a new current debt of 593 045 92 dollars after ten months. The ad accuses past tax and franchise policy failures and questions the value of the plant cost cited.

Callaghan Travis Street St. Mary’s Street Main Avenue Becks Ali A Ee Mackey

Per Capita Money Circulation Tops 34 Dollars

Government figures from May 1, 1911 place the national population at 93,705,000 with a general money stock of 38.65 billion dollars. Treasury holdings total 308.9 million and currency in circulation stands at 3.24 billion.

Associated Press Washington, D. C United States Treasury Department Treasury

Taylor Enlists Negro Women Vagrants for Public Lawn Work

In Taylor Texas on May 4 the city started a new precedent by using black women vagrants to mow the public lawn and pull weeds. The move aims to curb idleness and jail costs by making them work in the city’s service.

Taylor Tex

Talley Withdraws From Race For School Trustee

Talley withdraws from the race for school trustees in Taylor Texas and J C Bowers is named as a candidate. The current field includes Sal G Yakey Bowers Briggs Gus Wiedenbaum and J C Bowers listed as contenders.

Talley Taylor Tex R. H. Talley J. C. Bowers Sal G. Yakey Bowers Co. Briggs Gus Wiedenbaum

Feet So Sore Couldn't Walk Down Stairs

Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville claims dramatic relief after a second TIZ foot treatment. The ad touts TIZ as a unique remedy drawing out exudations to cure sore feet, promising noticeable improvement after first use and a week of use. It sells for 25 cents per box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago.

Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago

Santleben claims Negro tale of politics gun claim false

August Santleben Sr reporting from his bed at 1130 Nors Flores street rejects Henry James's version that he shot a Negro for voting for Callaghan. He describes wrestling with the man to protect his wife, a knife attack, a gunfire exchange injuring the assailant in the alley, and says political motive is absurd. A charge of assault to murder is filed against James Justice Fisk's court.

Henry James Callaghan Darkey August Santleben Sr Nors. Flores Street Mr. Santleben Santleben James

Funeral Postponed After Arm strong Telegram

Sheriff Tobin received a telegram from E B Armstrong likely Elwyn Armstrong's brother asking to postpone the funeral to Friday morning. Guard Adolfo Garcia, accused in the convict camp shooting, waived preliminary hearing and is bound over to the grand jury without bail. Garcia remains jailed as autopsy results guide upcoming habeas corpus proceedings.

Tobin E. B. Armstrong Elwyn Armstrong Adolfo Garcia F. H. Armstrong Garcia Thirty-seventh Berrey and Burg

Graft Trials Resume in Pittsburg Case of Blessing

Pittsburg May 4 The council graft trials resumed with Dr Frank C Blessing president of the common council as the first defendant He faces bribery charges in his second trial after a prior conviction.

Associated Press Pittsburg Frank C. Blessing Common Council

Eight Scalded as Boiler Pipe Explodes on Steamer

The main steam pipe of a boiler on the steamer State of Ohio exploded today, injuring eight men and putting two in danger of death. The vessel is operated by the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company in Cleveland.

Associated Press Cleveland, CO State of Ohio Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company

Facing the Music presented in Taylor for charity

Special to The Light reports the home talent play Facing the Music is produced again in Taylor after successful showings in Taylor and Bartlett. Proceeds go to benefit the Baseball association.

Taylor Tex Bartlett For Baseball Association

People's Party Plans Largest City Rally Tonight at Beethoven Hall

The Peoples party fields a final rally at Beethoven hall at 8 30 with George Stumberg chairman promising a large turnout. Speakers include Joseph Ryan J F Onion G A Davies J H Kirkpatrick Carlos Bee and T D Dobbs as precinct meetings report substantial local support and extended discussion of campaign issues.

Beethoven Hall Peoples’ Party George Stumberg Chile Glover Carne Chile Pepper Joseph Ryan J. F. Onion G. A. Davies J. H. Kirkpatrick Carlos Bee T. D. Dobbs A. M. Gray I. C. Baker M. E. Buckley Sam C. Spindle C. M. Chambers S. Eldridge Otts's Place Indiana South Cherry Streets Malczyski’s Place Dallas Treet

Farm Search Continues For Bodies In Poole Case

Fowler Indiana May 4 Kenneth Poole son of John Poole jailed here for murder of farmhand Joseph Kemper appeared before Coroner Arthur Lesage. Police continue farm search for other missing former employees Charles Clark and Charles Mack from years past.

Associated Press Fowler Ind Kennory Poole John W. Poole Joseph Kemper Arthur Lesage Fim Poole Charles Clark Charles Mack

Sheriff Reprimanded Over Dietz Permit Incident

During the trial of John Dietz and his wife and son Leslie for the slaying of Deputy Oscar Harp in Hayward Wisconsin on May 4 Judge Reid reprimanded Sheriff Fred L. Clark for letting Dietz roam town last night and enter a saloon.

Associated Press Hayward Wis John Dietz Leslie Oscar Harp Reid Fred L. Clark

Vinci cod liver and iron tonic offered as cure

An advertisement promotes Vinci cod liver and iron tonic to treat run-down conditions from iron deficiency and poor digestion. It cites a Mattoon Illinois case, Mrs. O M Watrous, who allegedly improved from 97 to 127 pounds after using Vinci, claiming appetite and digestion restored and blood strengthened. Money-back guarantee implied.

Vinci Mattoon O. M. Watrous San Antonio

Metal worker stabbed in street clash over strike at Amicable Life

In Waco Texas on May 4 John Mc Clure a sheet metal worker was badly stabbed during a street fight between union carpenters and alleged strikebreakers hired for the Amicable Life Insurance building project. Carpenter R Mc Donald was arrested. no complaint filed. McClure hospitalized and expected to recover.

Waco Tex John McClure Amicable Life Insurance Company R. McDonald McClure

Homeseeker business forecast for Southwest Texas fall

8S. C. Langston of the Katy system predicts a record homeseeker influx to Southwest Texas this fall due to good rains and a prosperous nation. He notes northern moneyed settlers guide farmers to best lands around San Antonio and expects September onward to bring busy crowds and robust land investment.

Texas C. Langston General Land and Immigration Katy System St. Louis Texas Points San Antonio

War Essay Sparks Seasonal Class Project

A sophomore girl writes an essay on war for a class assignment, framing the topic with a reflective tone and scented imagery. The piece appears as a school exercise, capturing seasonal mood and literary themes rather than reporting events.

Dirigible Makes Harrowing Return Landing After Motor Failure

A Parseval dirigible returning from Leipzig with army and government officials suffered a motor breakdown as it neared land. The airship swept northwest, wind driving it off course, but the crew released gas and made a controlled landing in darkness. Authorities reported a fortunate, nonfatal outcome with no injuries.

Bitterfeld Prussian Saxony Leipsic

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