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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1913

Page

9

Indictment Ordered for Negro Who Killed Officer in Fort Worth

Judge Swayne orders the grand jury to indict Tom Lee, Negro, for killing Policeman Ogle tree and Walter Moore and wounding three others before a self inflicted wound. Lee's status unknown, rumored taken to Weatherford to avoid a mob. Sheriff Rea wounded by a brick, urges crowd restraint as guards protect jail. East Ninth street riot damage pegged at 15000 dollars. Ogle tree’s funeral set for this afternoon. city calm resumes amid ongoing tension.

Fort Worth Tex Swayne Seventeenth District Court Tom Lee Ogletree Walter Moore Lee Weatherford Rea East Ninth Street Policeman Ogletree

Real Estate Transfers Almanac 1913 Listings

Real estate transfers show numerous May 1913 deeds. Individuals such as H and M J Jones, Albert de Verme, M L Ruble, W H Watkins, H Wasson, George Kettler, A H Cadwallader, R E Cadwallader, P A Robertson, Tom B Johnson, Mrs C B Mullins, J E Cook, M G Bothwell, H C Thurman, B Williams, Emil Gottsdere, EB D Henry, W J Douglas, J H Kirkpatrick, McDonald et al., West End Lumber Co, Lakeview Townsite Co, William F Strauss, L B and E A Haines, T E Barnes, C D Lasseter, Frank Allen, C C Cannon, Hert A Wood, J Weymouth, A Eason, A Natastatter, Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co, and others appear in varied deeds. References include San Antonio area blocks, city blocks, Lake View and East San Pedro places, and multiple tracts fronting streets like Sole, Durango, Cevallos, Gladstone, Sims, and Park Grove. Amounts range from $200 to $5100 plus. Several deeds occur with sheriff’s involvement and notes of valuable consideration.

M. J. Jones Albert de Ver New City Ll. M. Ruble W. H. Watkins Zavala Sabinas Prospect H. Wasson George Kettler West Gardendale A. H. Cadwallader R. E. Cadwallader Hunstock P. A. Robertson Tom B. Johnson Sole Street C. B. Mullins Lee Wilson FB. H M. Pettyjohn J. E. Cook San Fernando M. G. Bothwell H. C. Thurman B. Williams Emil Gottsdere Asbury Place EB. D. Henry W. J. Douglas Marlborough Place J. H. Kirkpatrick New City Block Lakeview Addition Lakeview Townsite Company William F. Strauss Lakeview L. B E .A. Haines J. H. Thompson Gladstone and Sims Avenue T. E. Barnes C. D. Lasseter Durango Street Frank Allen Cloudcroft C. C. Cannon Hert A. Wood New A. Eason May Acre A. Natastatter City of San An

Property Transfers on Narcissa Place and City Blocks

Fragmentary notices show Narcissa Place Company selling lots 3 4 6 and 28 31 in Narcissa Place to J H Lapham, and Henry L Halff with wife selling lots 9 12 in city block 77 Main Avenue for 15000 dollars, plus segments on Muncey Street and block 3878.

Muncey Street Narcissa Place Company J. H. Lapham Narcissa Place Henry L. Halff W. A. Cocke New City Main Avenue

Ranchmen Cheerful As Rain Boosts Cattle and Crops

Stockmen and farmers celebrate last night's rainfall. Cattlemen expect abundant pasturage and fat cattle for markets soon. Cotton crops show improved prospects and indicate a bumper yield. Growing oats also benefited significantly.

Severe Storm Hits Austin Rains Flood Streets

A heavy rain began yesterday afternoon flooding Austin streets and halting streetcars. A later shower with strong electrical discharges disabled many telephone and telegraph lines. The surrounding countryside soaked. The rain is expected to benefit crops. Ohio mothers pension law may cost $700,000 annually.

Austin Tex Ohio

Amateur program and featured acts at Grand Opera and Star Theater

Tonight the Grand Opera hosts a large amateur program alongside the regular bill with local talent rivaling professionals. Burns and Kissen open at the Grand next Sunday with Phil Kane the New York pianist. Star Theater adds a Friday prize chorus girl contest and shows The Battle of Bull Run. Amateur nights every Monday feature tips from Charles Brewer and daily picture changes with three to five weekly three reels.

Grand Opera House Burns & Kissen the Grand Phil Kane New York Star Theater The Star Today Star Charles Brewer Dixie Girls’ Musical Company

Wind and hail devastate crops across Ellis County

A fierce wind with rain and hail swept northeast of Waxahachie destroying crops in parts of Ellis County. Buena Vista saw downed trees and poles, Ennis reported heavy rain, Corsicana felt strong winds with many houses damaged and lines broken, Italy experienced heavy rain and a lightning strike on a country barn.

Waxahachie Tex Ellis County Buena Vista Ennis Corsicana Italy

Gunboat Progreso Delivers Mail to Matamoros

The Mexican gunboat Progreso arrived at Bagdad at the mouth of the Rio Grande about 22 miles from Matamoros and delivered mail for the city, with return mail to be taken. Reports say reinforcements, arms, and ammunition were brought to the besieged garrison. the gunboat departed yesterday afternoon.

Matamoros Mex Progreso Bagdad Rio Grande River

Don't Stay Gray Sage Tea Darkens Hair

Sage and Sulphur hair treatment promises natural darkening and dandruff cure. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for about 50 cents. instructions suggest nightly use with a sponge or brush for best results. For sale by H. L. Wagner and local pharmacists.

Wyeth H. L. Wagner

Rain Misses Medina as Big Dam Water Stays Low

Rain fell heavily on the Guadalupe river area while the Medina river valley saw almost no rainfall. There is no perceptible rise in water backed up by the Medina Irrigation Company dam, despite reports of heavy rain elsewhere.

Divide Guadalupe River Medina River Medina Irrigation Company Medinaes

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