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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1917
Page
11
A quirky exchange hints at themes of belief, time, and transformation as two Tadies question reincarnation while a prodigal son recalls life changes over two decades. The dialogue contrasts past customs with present perspectives in a humorous exchange.
Deputy sheriffs worked through the night to solve the killing of Leo Burns the chauffeur found dead by the road near Van Ormy. Chief Deputy James Galbreath said an important lead is developing and an arrest may come soon. Deputies believe Burns was robbed as his pockets were turned inside out and about $20 was missing.
May 16. Rumors of express companies filing to raise rates were met by Adams Express Company executives stating rates are currently under analysis in connection with higher costs of doing business. The statement emphasizes ongoing review rather than an imminent increase.
The Texas Pharmaceutical Association and the Texas Drug Travelers Association met at the St Anthony Hotel to oppose a 5 per cent tax on patent medicine sales. A loyalty resolution supported Wilson and Congress, while papers on drug trade topics were presented. An evening Mexican banquet and upcoming officer elections were planned.
In Denver on May 16 strong support for the administration food program emerged as the market committee of the American National Livestock Association passed resolutions. The meeting drew leaders from western states including E. L. Burke of Omaha and I. T. Pryor of San Antonio, association president, with W. R. Stubbs of Lawrence and E. C. Lasater of Falfurrias also attending.
The Texas encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic began its annual session in Fort Worth today led by Commander Cahoon of Temple. Confederate Veterans have been invited to attend the meetings.
Fort Worth Texas May 16 after a two hour session franchise owners recessed for lunch and discussed reducing the Texas League to six clubs with San Antonio Galveston and Beaumont in doubt Galveston is believed certain to be dropped and one of San Antonio or Beaumont also likely removed.
Thieves visited the Uhr residence and the home of Max B Mayer on Tuesday night. Tires were stolen from Uhr's garage, while jewelry including a sapphire bracelet, diamond lavaliere, diamond stud, pearl locket, two gold necklaces, and gold pins were taken from Mayer's King Williams Street address.
Thieves broke into Sagermann Brothers Clothing Store at 401 West Houston Street Tuesday night and stole an odd coin display including an imitation $50 gold coin, two new half dollars, two new quarters, three new dimes, a two and a half gold dollar, and a 1950 dated gold coin. A junk shop at 819 Austin Street reported Tuesday night break in with sixty dollars of brass and other items stolen. Leyvytanski Jewelry reported a theft of a box of $100 worth of jewelry mountings.
A Wednesday morning report notes detectives assigned to a case on Store Street at East Houston. The fragment confirms police involvement but lacks detail on incident, suspects, or outcomes.
The Holland American Line steamer Noordam sailed at noon for the United States from Rotterdam with a number of American passengers aboard. The ship will proceed through the German safety zone.
The exchange unfolds as the renowned lawyer questions the witness during cross examination. The witness quips about limited experience and mentions having six children, reflecting a humorous courtroom moment from Stanford Chaparral.
The Texas Eagles convention in Wichita Falls unanimously chose Port Arthur as the 1918 meeting place today. The decision followed the San Antonio delegation withdrawing its claims to host the event.
Bogota reports an official declaration that any indemnity from the United States under the 1914 treaty will be spent mainly on public works. The move aims at projects with international benefit.
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