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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1913

Page

3

Delayed Bond Election Foes Clash in City Council Vote

Citizens' League candidates declared elected as council canvassed recent results. A proposed resolution to hire extra help in the tax assessor's office for a property tax poll list, a prerequisite for the bond election, was defeated amid opposition from anti administration aldermen. Brown's margin over Ryan tallied 2936, with detailed mayor and city posts listed.

Lambert Steves Lucas, Mauermann Kenney Ecouncil Mauermann Lucas Fincham Brown Dielmann Menger Clinton G. Brown Joseph Ryan George R. Gillette Edward H. Wicks Charles F. A. Hummel Charles L. Saur C. Villemain H. Morris James F. Garland Samuel Spindle J. Frank Gallagher Edward Braden George Lowther J. J. Sweeney Albert Steves Charles T. Fincham Ray Lambert Leo M. J. Dielmann W. L. Richter Frank J. Bosshardt W. L. Barker T. Mr. Dechman Jack W. Neal Edward Gutzeit George W. Saunders W. B. Kerr Col. F. A. Chapa Henry Wagner Jr John W. Warren W. L. Schlesinger U. H. Rische John Mueller Robert F. Uhr J. D. Pulliam William L. Hoefgen W. H. Kennon A. B. Hillan J. R. Baldwin N. M. Karney Potter Alderman Eambert Alexander Potter New York Public Utilities Committee San Antonio Ryan

Train wrecks blamed on poor equipment in 1912 summer

In Washington on May 20 the report states defective railroad equipment and tracks caused 68 percent of derailments nationwide during July August and September 1912. The three months saw 935 more train accidents than 1911, including 901 more collisions and derailments. 288 people on steam lines died in those incidents.

Washington, D. C United States

Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promise Quick Liver Relief

Bold claims tout HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS as the remedy for liver stomach and bowel troubles including constipation. They promise quick toxin elimination and improved energy. warn against Calomel and drastic purgatives. Sample offer notes 25 cent price and a free sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Ark.

Hot Springs Hot Springs Chemical Co Ark

Inter state Commerce Commission reports railroad accident totals

The bulletin shows 4598 killed and 87 more dead from the killed and 36 more injured, with total casualties across all accidents rising. It cites $3,366,401 in damage to equipment and roadway and notes derailments compose 10 percent from broken rails and 31 percent from defective wheels. Industrial accidents add 114 killed and 28,884 injured, with shifts in those figures.

Rand Interstate Commerce Commission

Fifty Seven Arrested At Paterson Silk Mill Strike

Fifty seven people were arrested near the Price silk mill in Paterson New Jersey as 1200 or more strikers and supporters gathered to jeer returning workers. Arrests occurred after demonstrators refused to move on. Three prisoners were women with one baby. the woman with the infant was paroled.

Paterson N. J Price

Screen Wire Sam Speir Hon. Co.

Sam Speir Hon. Co. succeeds to BE. L. Hofheinz at 219 Losoya Street in a short business notice.

Sam Speir Hon. Co BE. L. Hofheinz Losoya Street

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Quick Night Time Relief

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe calomel substitute. It claims the product cleanses bilious conditions, relieves headaches and coated tongues, and improves digestion without side effects, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Dodson A.M. Fischer Fischer’s

Engineer Wins Suit Over Canadian Silver Mines

Charles D. Flynn mining engineer won a suit against the King Edward mining syndicate for 416253 asserting reward of 19 percent of profits from silver mines in the Cobalt region, Canada. The case, tried before a Supreme Court jury in Brooklyn, was brought in the name of George Niner who acted as dummy plaintiff for Flynn.

New York Charles D. Flynn King Edward Mining Syndicate Cobalt Canada Brooklyn George Niner Flynn

Royal wedding may ease Britain Germany ties

Berlin reports show Kaiser Wilhem II uses Princess Victoria Louise wedlock to visibly improve Anglo German relations. The wedding and royal visit program highlight pardoning English spies and planned escorts for King George and Emperor Nicholas, signaling political aim amid cautious press.

Berlin Victoria Louise Ernest August of Cumberland Great Britain Germany King George Queen Mary Nord Deutsche Allgemaine Zeitung Emperor Nicholas Russia George

Corpus Christi board starts largest Texas paving project

Corpus Christi begins a 150 block street paving program costing about half a million dollars. The work, awarded to a Dallas firm last September, should finish by January. Curbs and gutters first, with concrete and paving to follow. The plan uses the assessment lien act: city pays 25 percent, property owners 75 percent. Dittlinger Lime Co. of New Braunfels supplies 500 tons of rock daily.

Corpus Christi Tex Texas Dallas Dittlinger Lime Co New Braunfels George T. Jambers San Antonio

Republicans to Meet in Washington for Executive Planning

J B Reynolds secretary of the Republican National Convention arrives in Washington to organize an executive committee meeting on Saturday and to canvass the political situation. The Republican Congressional Committee is set to form next month and work in harmony with Reynolds's group.

Washington D.C J. B. Reynolds Executive Committee Republican Congressional Committee Reynolds

Delegates Arrive in Galveston for Western Electrical Convention

Delegates arriving in Galveston today will attend the ninth annual convention of the Western Electrical and Gas Association. The event runs from tomorrow through Saturday with an elaborate program planned.

Galveston Tex Southwestern Electrical and Gas Association

Secret of Charm Talcum by Lehn & Fink Promises Fresh Appeal

The advertisement touts Lehn & Fink's Riveris Talcum as a refined fragrance that pleases others and leaves users feeling clean wholesome and attractive. It emphasizes purity fine texture cooling skin and soothing effect urging readers to buy the large glass jar at the drug store.

Lehn & Fink Lehn & Fink's Lehn & Fink’s

Manufacturer Chief Denounces Labor Violations in Report

John Kirby Jr. of Dayton, heads the National Association of Manufacturers and condemns organized labor for violence. He cites Congress, the Sherman act, Clayton bills, and tainted leadership, urging a government of law and warning against creeping class legislation.

Detroit Micn John Kirby Jr Dayton Ohio National Association of Manufacturers Los Angeles Indianapolis American Federation of Labor Labor Trust House Senate Department of Justice William Howard Taft Industrial Workers of the World Kirby

Queen Gray Hair Restorer Promises Fast Natural Color

An advertised hair product claims to restore the natural color of gray or faded hair instantly using an easy scientific treatment. It comes in 50c and 1.00 sizes and is available from H. L. Wagner and druggists and stores nationwide.

H. L. Wagner

Woman-posing thief Baker linked to California counterfeiting case

James Arthur Baker, arrested in Kansas City, confessed to forging and counterfeiting in California and Japan. He described posing as a woman named Alice Baker, teaching, marrying an attorney, and aiding a $7000 counterfeit scheme before stealing blank money orders in Summerland. He awaits California transfer.

Kansas City James Arthur Baker Summerland Cal Oklahoma Pacific Coast Idaho Alice Baker Baker Los Angeles Japan California Riverside Pasadena Iowa

Support Wins Thanks for Card Party Benefit

Directors of the Protestant Orphans' Home Association thank city enterprises for aiding a Gunter Hotel card party last Wednesday. Special gratitude to the chairman, committee, Gunter Hotel, The Daily Light, San Antonio Express, merchants and artists, Col C G Treat, printing firms, contributing ladies, and Frisco Railroad. The $850 raised will fund enlarging the West End home to better house homeless orphans.

Protestant Orphans’ Home Association Gunter Hotel Daily Light San Antonio Express Col. C. G. Treat Frisco Railroad Company West End

Old-Time Breakfast Pork Sausage Sold in One-Pound Boxes

Union Meat Company offers old-time breakfast pork sausage in one-pound boxes for twenty five cents per pound. Hotels and bars carry Piel Bros. bottled beer.

Union Meat Company Piel Bros

Y M C A Work Shown To Members Through Pictures

Y M C A pictures posted in the lobby depict the global and national work of the association. Images include major buildings in Boston New York Chicago and scenes from China Korea Africa India and others to illustrate athletic teams and notable projects. Local secretary E E Dilley aims to increase member interest and awareness.

Young Men's Christian Association E. E. Dilley Boston New York Chicago China Korea Africa India

Foley Kidney Pills Promising Kidney Health Advice

A family doctor notes women seek help for female troubles but improve after kidney and bladder treatment. The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills are the best safe medicine, with tonic action and quick results, promoted by Fischer Drug Co.

Foley Croup Fischer Drug ‘Co Cordelia Copeland Ardeola Fischer Drug Co

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