Journeay Bonded and Released Awaiting October Trial
Journeay was released on two bonds of 5000 and 500 after surrendering this morning in San Antonio. Charged with criminal assault and negligent homicide, he spent months in Bexar County jail since March 26. Bail was granted by the Criminal Appeals Court in Austin, and he plans to stay in San Antonio for the October term where counsel says readiness remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Jouerneau
Carson
Bexar County
Getubor
Thirty-seventh District
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Tourneau
T. T. Jackgan
J. C. Heyser
L. ¥. Hancock
Emil Prank
Vivian E. Hamilton
G. B. Frank
Lindsey
Wetdackeon
Nasault
Journesy
Court House
Joe Dwyer
R. WY. Ward
Etd
HL BR. Salliwry
Judge Ward
Journeay
Juda Ward
Gardener Hose Theft Leads to County Jail Time
In San Antonio Judge Shook's court this morning John Freeman pled guilty to stealing a garden hose valued at 3 dollars. He received a 26 dollar fine and 50 days in the county jail. Other defendants also pled guilty with varying fines and short jail terms for thefts including jumpers socks money and a suitcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Shook
John Freeman
A. John
Antonio Martines
Francia Enriquee
Hen Herrera
Local Weather Report for San Antonio Area
Tonight and Friday showers are possible in San Antonio and vicinity. The 24 hour high reached 68 degrees and the low fell to 50s overnight with unsettled conditions expected through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Night Riders Case Before High Court in May Backlog
Restorated Press reports the high court in Jackson Tenn May 20 hears final arguments in the night riders murder case of Captain Quentin Rankin. Defendants Johnson Ransom Clear Pinion Applewhite Burton face hanging. Morris and Hauff seek life terms. Prisoners escorted under heavy guard. scene marks prison walls left behind for first time. Courtroom packed with wives and sympathizers as rope used for Rankin’s hanging is prepared for review.
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Restorated Press
Jackson
Tenn
Suqpreme Court
Johnson
Ransom
Clear
Pinion
Applewhite
Burton
Quentin Rankin
Morris
Hauff May Ste
Jackson Sone
Rankln
Taft Takes Part in Celebration in Charlotte
President Taft attended Charlotte's Mecklenburg Declaration celebration marking independence. He reviewed a large parade with eight divisions including military, industrial, floral, colonial, and more, watched by National Guard units from North and South Carolina. Taft spoke twice, weather briefly hazy but cleared for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Taft
Mecklenburg
Stonewall Jackson
National Guard
North Carolina
South Carolina
Taft Isa
Southern Railway Station
Sity
Butt
North Charlotte
Eleven Days to Pay City Taxes in May Deadline
Eleven additional days remain for property owners to pay city taxes without penalties. The city collector’s office is crowded as deputies count taxes paid. Under the new charter the council cannot extend the deadline beyond May 31, and noncompliance will face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goltector Villemain
Man on Trial for Attempted Killing of Wife
A. Groves faces trial in the Fifty-third district court for attempt to kill his wife, formerly Miss Bia Doyle of Mort Worth. The defendant, who has a prior public image, is undergoing serious charges as the jury is to deliberate this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pela! Dispatch
SPT Tin Tee
A. Groves
Pasaulh
Fifty-third District
Mawif
Migs Bia Doyle
Mort Worth
Grover
Five Million Dollar Rain Falls in Texas
A special dispatch reports the heaviest rain of the year soaking North and West Texas and parts of the Panhandle from El Paso to Dallas and Amarillo, extending into Oklahoma. Officials estimate at least five million dollars in value to southwest ranchers and farmers as cattle suffer from drought relief. towns from Barstow to Colorado reported one to two inches, with some areas hit harder, signaling a potential spring crop boost.
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Fort Worth
Tex
North Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
el Paso
Dallas
Amarito
Oklahoma
Avaarilio
Denvar
Wichita Valley
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Tease
Barstow
Stamford
Hawley
Midland
Eastland
Brownwood
Henrietta
Childress
Amarillo
Cleburne
Seytour
Waco
Denton
Deahan
Merkel
Colorado
Texas
Arouth
Takes Boston Firm Down In The Grash
A May 20 report on the New York consolidated exchange notes an assignment for the benefit of creditors by Sederquist Barry & Co of Boston and New York. The firm with four members is said to have failed, followed by Edward Cramm & Co being dispensed and joining in involuntary bankruptcy actions in U S district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sederquist, Barry & Co
Consolidated Took Exchange
Associated Prev
Mass
Edward Cramm & Co
Cramm & Co
Sederquist, Barry & Gr
Gramm
Jacob and
Frank Heins
United States District Court
Woman Seeks lifetime drug and medical fees in injury suit
In San Antonio district court M W Newnam sues San Antonio Traction Company over injuries from a street car crash on Avenue C. The plaintiff says R L Bridgeman agreed to pay $276 and all medical, nurse, and doctor bills, but payments stopped in September 1907. She seeks about 620,000 for lifetime costs and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brough Manuy
Dilla Durin
San Antonio Traction Company
Seventh District
M. W. Newnam
Avenue C
R. L. Bridgeman
Nurde
Abe
Burglaries Nets Near 1000 Dollars In Bells Texas
Denison May 20 burglars entered a Bells Texas a safe was dragged and the robbers escaped with nearly a thousand dollars in cash. Police searched the area but the culprits remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Bells
Texea
Colquitt Boomed for Governor at Texas Convention
Dallas May 20 The Commercial Secretarian of Texas meeting featured B Colquitt delivering a key address while denouncing Governor Campbell and urging home rule. He called for fewer laws and passage of an appropriation bill, with adjournment touted as needed. Delegates from across the state praised the anti-bureaucracy stance and favored reform of restrictive legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
B. Colquitt
Campbell
Flo
M. Kennedy
Tle
Inet
Weinert of
Seguin
Fred Qoak
John B., Carrington
Business, Men’s Club of
San Antonio
Commercial Secretaries of
Dalla
Family narrowly escapes blaze after home torching
Abilene Texas May 20. Lightning struck the home of B A Meeka early this morning and the building burned to the ground. The family slept on the second floor and narrowly escaped death. Meeka’s daughter leaped from a window, injuring her ankle. The total loss was about fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Abilene
Tex
Asa
B. A. Meeka
Tony
More Than Score Hurt At Chicago
A car or more people were injured when a boiler exploded in an apartment building at Bisty Sixth Street and Minerva Avenue, followed by a fire. A woman jumped from a third story window and was badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annocfied Press
Chicago
Bisty-gfth Street
Minerva Avenue
Onn
Atery
Regret Speeches Stir Congressional Reactions In D C
May 20 reports say Senator Finnley attacked Governor Johnson of Minnesota triggering new comments in both houses. Jolson denied making the attributed remarks but friends may have spoken them. Congress members regret the affair, fearing it may divide Democratic ranks.
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Washington, D. C
Finnley
Johnson
Minnesota
House
Sunate
Jolson
Congress
Fast Train Derailed Near Vinita Oklahoma
A fast passenger train on the St Louis and San Francisco line derailed midnight near Vinita Oklahoma twenty two miles west of town. Two mail cars baggage coach and the ordinary coach were damaged. Injured passengers include John Brown of Chelsea Oklahoma with two broken ribs and Daniel John who was riding illegally and gave Cincinnati as his address.
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Vinita
Oklo
St. Louis & Ban. Francisco
At & Paint
John Brown
Chelsea
Oklahoma
Daniel John
Nob
Dan
Bowett Sues Railroad for Thirty Five Thousand
T M Bowett files damages suit in Portlyfth district court against the San Antonio Arkansas Passaida railroad claiming injury on February 25 100 while repairing a private car in the defendant round house in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buit
T. M. Bowett
San Antonio
Dividends Declared by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Directors
In New York on May 20 the directors of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads declared regular quarterly dividends on common stock. The Southern Pacific also announced regular semi annual dividends on its preferred stock. Santiago Seravin was arrested by the posse at 1 PM on charges of assaulting Fred Garan near El Paro and Friostroefa. Garan sustained shoulder wounds from kob.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Iailroada
Southern Tasific
Ita Praferrad Atoel
Santiago Seravin
Fred Garan
el Paro
Friostroefa
Garen
Kobfd
Streets Boosts For Patriotism Fund Campaign
Approximately $1600 was raised to swell the Publicity League advertising fund toward $26,000 after yesterday’s Cowboy Brigade crusade in San Antonio. The drive continues today with districts assigned and leaders praising local generosity amid promises of ongoing monthly support from businesses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowboy Brigade
Thei Swee
New Times
San Antonio
Businiss
Conroy
Publicity League
Raika
Antonio
Inatron
Perl Mall
Plana
Cowboys Help Fund Campaign For Advertising Drive
Publicity League thanks the cowboy brigade for raising funds toward a $25,000 advertising campaign. The note, signed by Chairman Thos. GL. Conray, praises volunteers who contributed time and money without personal gain. The report lists many supporters pledging monthly amounts, including corporations and local firms, with continued notes on page twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publicity League
Cowboy Brigade
Thos. GL. Conray
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RR Ao LP
High Court
Colquitt
Sem. Bailey
Sues Sap
Cowboyn
Southwestern
San Antonio Water Supply Company
Maverick
Mpetint & Supply Company
A. Coffman
Ooth
Preater & Serve
Vow
Louis Oge
J. H. Bindley
Chag
A. Campbell
Herefeld
Collins Auto Company
Qille Terrill
George M. Beate
Dr. &, Burg
Frederick Hada
J. @. Lewis
PB Rodgers
Alex Parcigan
A. Levytanaky
Gus J. Kray
J. Pfeiffer
David Follick
Millnm Bros
H.C. Lane
A. Clapton
Catfman
Conness
Thuntress
Estess-Rawits
Juand, Company
C. G. Gibbs
Chas. D."dixon
T. A. Simmnns
W. A. Hering
Hil
Wagrer
Ley Caldwell
Ticks and
Hicks
Ernae “Az
B.A. Tevetion Co
St. Anthony
Haliday-Sweet Realty
Hat Wella Hotel Co
Stnat. & Brandage
Joske, Bros. C's
Rapp
Honschout Furniture
Kirkpath Twoo Toekwoel National Bawk
Elizabeth Kampmann
G. Bedell Moore
National Bank of Commerce
Nicholson, Furnish & Bridie
San Antonio Gazette
Man Skinner & Kenhoy
Streak Realty Co
Hall
Syers
Texas Title Co
Washer Bros. Co
West Texas Bank
West End Tamber Co
Wol & Marx
Dr. B. B. Witty
Geo
Dulling Po
Dyking & Co. O
Alaniy Tron Works
Arnold
Axtell-Altgelt
Barroan
Chandler
Cage
Thos, L. Conroy
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