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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1926

Page

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State official challenges governor over treasury information

May 15 Austin. State Treasurer W Teedly-Hatcher contends the governor lacks authority to demand balances and securities held by the treasury. He cites revised statutes and the Texas constitution, asserting only the treasurer may disclose such financial details. The dispute references bank warrants totaling about 1.3 million and other warrants near 21 million.

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Del Rio Elects Miss Elida Garza Cinco de Mayo Queen

Miss Elida Garza daughter of Santos Garza prominent Del Rio citizen was elected Cinco de Mayo queen by a plurality of 5800 votes. She served as the holiday parade honor queen.

Elida Garza Santos Garza del Rio Cinco de Mayo

State Comptroller Reports Deficiency Prevented By Banks

The report shows 1926 state finances with 2,648,029 held by Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio banks to cover general revenue warrants outstanding at January 3 1926. The treasury held $75,729 in a general pay fund while the deficiency exceeded 3,000,000 yet warrants were paid thanks to banks tying up the warrants without receiving interest or remuneration for patriotic service.

Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio State Comptroller

21 San Antonians Will Be Graduated by Texas A and M College

Twenty one San Antonians will graduate at the commencement exercises of A and M College May 50 and June 1. Degrees will be conferred in sericultural administration architecture civil and electrical engineering mechanical and textile engineering industrial education rural education and veterinary medicine.

San Antonians A. and M. College AM. Wilson P. Gurtie Giesecke ELS B.A. Bossy King K. G. White G. BP Adair O. P. McCarty A. J. Rummel B.S F. B. Stuart al, Leman J. F. Barth W. Hitt W. H. McChesney J. ¥. Porgason F. P L aTagzt

British Estates Reform Moves Amid Tax Pressure

British estates in Britain are moving toward conversion into private or limited liability companies following peers like the Duke of Rutland and the Duke of Portland. Over the past year twelve peers have taken this route to shield hereditary possessions from high taxation and avoid breakup under modern conditions.

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Moody Attacks Ferguson in Texas Campaign Speech

Dan Moody denounces Fergusonism and what he calls irresponsible government in a Texas rally. He links the Ferguson era to public private entanglements, impeachment era abuses, and claims of using office to benefit personal and family interests.

MEXIA Dan Moody Moody Theople Texas Ferguson Temple State Bank Tesca

British strike adjustment slows recovery after general stoppage

London May 15 The general strike fallout continues with over 2,000,000 workers idle due to slow reactivation talks between unions and employers. Delegates from 1,000,000 miners considered Premier Baldwin’s peace proposals while printing and building trades show no quick resumption. Government aims for a slow but decisive settlement to end the stalemate.

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Orphanage Seeks Horses for Farm Work

The Protestant Orphans Home on Bandera Road seeks two gentle horses or a mule for ploughing duties at the 25 acre garden. Board member John L. Brown urges donations of one or both animals to support the home’s farming setup.

Bandera John L. Brown Saaturday

Jury Frees Jim Lubbock in Court Row

Jury frees Jim Lubbock after a second trial for the Culpepper slaying. Defense says self defense as Lubbock fired while knocked down amid a July 24, 1924 Harlandale election booth disturbance. Witnesses differ on who struck first. Culpepper was the sole fatal casualty.

Jim Lubbock Court Row Dubbock Afonday Jry Culpepper Ce Ve . Uubbock Harlandate Oly Twich Boths Lube ‘Bock Labs Bock Ba Knight Harlandale Ree Lubback Groun Culpesper Tubbock

Coal Sector Challenged by Government Policy Debate

A fragmented clipping hints at a policy dispute affecting the coal industry, noting government stance and its potential impact on miners and regional energy interests. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to illegible text.

Dock Workers to Return to Work After Settlement

Negotiations with striking dock workers concluded, and the men will report for duty at full strength as ports reopen on Monday. The dispute began with a general strike and progress resumed after talks ended.

London

Jim Wells Ranch Sells for 875000 to Be Colonized

Announcement from Starr and Hidalgo counties reports the Jim Wells ranch to G. G. Newman of Dallas for about 750000 dollars. Henry P. Burse announced the deal as a major development project opening up large tracts of South Texas land.

Jim Wells South Texas Jim Wellz Starr-and-Hidalgo G. G. Newman Dallas Henry P.bursex Burney Gaid

Suspect Shot During Chase Led to Capture in San Antonio

Detectives Lee Graeshoff and Charles Bartholomae halted a high speed pursuit on Guadalupe and Chihuahua streets. One suspect, about 25, was captured after four gunshots were fired at his feet. another suspect, released, denied tire ownership. The injured man, about two years old, was taken to Robert B. Green Capitol.

Cafter San” Antonio Lee Graeshoff Charles Bartholomae Guadalupe Land Chihuahua Grasshoff Robert B. Green

Toughened by four days campaign the Fightin Sescnd Divi

A distorted report describes the Fightin Sescnd Division testing drill routes from Camp Stanley to Bandera Pass. Units split into two brigades and artillery detachments march west toward Pipe Creek and Bandera with a planned battle Thursday near Bandera Pass. The force plans final movement to San Antonio by May 29.

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