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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

Page

3

Railway official denies report on San Antonio shops move

In Austin on May 13 S E Burkhead assistant general manager of the International and Great Northern Railway says there is no truth to a report that the company plans to move its San Antonio shops and roundhouse. Whittington could not be located.

Austin, Tex S. E. Burkhead International & Great Northern Railway Company Hous International San Antonio Burkhead Whittington Austin International & Great Northern West Commerce Street Henry Martin Mr. Whittington

Juengerman Announces Candidacy for Precinct 1 Commissioner

Gustav? Juengerman of Gonzales Texas announced his bid for county commissioner of Precinct No 1 which includes the city. He joins N J Christian F H Kelso in the race as incumbent R C Botts opts not to seek re election.

Gonzales Tex Juengerman N. J. Christian F. H. Kelso Mr. Jeungerman R. C. Botts

Trains Halt Five Minutes for Veteran Engineer Eben Smith

In Fort Worth Texas on May 13 trains on the Texas and Pacific lines will stop for five minutes at 3 PM to honor Eben Smith veteran engineer who died in El Paso Monday. He will be buried in Fort Worth this afternoon.

Fort Worth Tex Texas & Pacific Lines Texas Eben Smith el Paso

Supreme Court Orders New Trials in Damages Cases

The Texas Supreme Court affirmed the Court of Civil Appeals and reversed the District Court in E. A. Tweed versus Western Union Telegraph Company from Dallas, requiring a new trial. It also reversed and remanded Houston & Texas Central Railway versus R. L. Fox et al. from Hunt county, overturning a $10,008 damages award and directing further proceedings.

Austin, Tex Supreme Court Court of Civil Appeals District Court E. A. Tweed Western Union Telegraph Company Dallas Tweed Houston & Texas Central Railway R. L. Fox Hunt County Fox Et al

You Are Entitled to the Best, Ask for It

A bold motto on the campaign page urges voters to ask for higher quality goods and services. The message emphasizes confidence and persistence as keys to obtaining superior outcomes.

Bonds Approved by Attorney General in Texas Districts

The attorney general's department approved an issue of $10,000 Refugio county common school district bonds for district 10, $1,000 for Wheeler county district 16, and $85,000 Pecos county improvement and maintenance bonds.

Austin Tex Attorney Generals’ Department

Streets Picked for Water Mains and Fire Hydrants

City officials led by Mayor Brown and Fire Chief Wright surveyed wards to map water mains and hydrants. Plans call for mains along Lake View avenue and Culebra avenue, extending on Fredericksburg road, Summit, and Brazos to connect new fire station areas.

Brown Baldwin Lambert Steves Chapa Weakley Wright Harding Water Company Buena Vista Street Medina San Marcos San Marcos Street Zavala Lake View Avenue Sabinas Castro Lopez Street West End Culebra Avenue Zarramora Hamilton Avenue Beacon Hill Fredericksburg Road Capitol Avenue Summit Summit Avenue Grant Avenue Brazos Street Fredericksburg Garza Street Laurel Heights

Children Cry For Fletcher's Lastoria Woe

Fragmentary line reads as a cryptic plea about Fletcher's Lastoria with displaced wording and a note of secrecy. The piece resembles an advertisement or puzzle fragment with distressed phrasing and unclear intent. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.

State wins victory on 30 minute wait for trains

The Third Court of Civil Appeals affirmed the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway Company against Texas upholding the railroad commission 30 minute wait rule for connections. The court ruled the regulation applies to intra state traffic and trains must observe the rule.

Austin, Tex Third Court of Civil Appeals Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company Texas Railroad Commission

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Cadillac Houston Terlingua Mining Company Brewster County Central Trust Company B. G. Barnes M. L. Oppenheimer John Bollons, B. G. Barnes Fletcher C. M. Eldridge Citizens’ Railway Company Falls County Panama Saul Wolfson Dry Goods Co
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