Boland Charges Archbald Backed Railroads in Hall Case
W P Boland of Scranton testified before the house judiciary committee accusing Judge Robert Archbald of siding with coal railroads in a 1908 Marion Coal case. Boland recounted meetings with George Watson and executives Truesdale and Loomis alleging pressures to influence the judge.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert W. Archbald
Court of Commerce
House Judiciary Committee
W. P. Boland
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Archbald
Boland
Marion Coalpany
Interstate Commerce Commission
George Watson
Marion Coal Company
Truesdale
Loomis
Lackawanna
Watson
Archhbald
Ad Men from Chicago to Rockport for Fishing Trip
A party of five prominent advertising men from Chicago and elsewhere arrived in San Antonio from Dallas en route to Rockport for several days of fishing. The group includes D L Taylor E B Critchfield W E Campbell J W Rohan and H J Johnson. They stayed at the Gunter and plan to depart for Rockport tonight returning to San Antonio for a Saturday reception.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Rockport
D. L. Taylor
E. &. Critchfield
Chicago
Taylor and Critchfield
W. E. Campbell
Detroit
Racine
H. J. Johnson
Gunter
Taylor K of C Initiates 23 in Anniversary
Wind thurst council No. 1235 of Taylor Knights of Columbus marked its fifth anniversary with the initiation of 23 candidates. About 70 Capital City council members from Austin and over 100 total out-of-town knights attended. Initiation led by District Deputy Nelson Lytle and the Capital City council suite.
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Taylor
Tex
Windthurst Council
Knights of Columbus
Capital City Council of
Austin
Nelson Lytle
Capital City Council
San Antonio to Host State Advertising Tour Crowd and Parade
Nearly 1500 advertising men will visit San Antonio next Saturday for a circle tour as part of the convention. Four trains will depart Dallas Friday morning with 40 cars total. An automobile parade from hotels will converge at Fort Sam Houston and Brackenridge park ending with a large Mexican dinner at the Unders? hotel.
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J. Frank Davis
San Antonio
Waco
Br. Z. Steever
Department of Texas
Cavalry
A. W. Hartman
Entertainment Committee
Army Post
Fort Sam Houston
Brackenridge Park
Mission
Hot Wells Hotel
San Antonio Express
Aeronauts to Inflate Balloon for Lahm Cup Flight
Albert vom Hoffman and Captain John Serry will arrive in San Antonio to inflate the 80 000 cubic foot St Louis Air Men’s League balloon. If successful, the start is planned before noon Saturday to set a new world distance record, weather permitting.
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Albert Vom Hoffman
John Serry
San Antonio
St. Louis Air Men’s League
Fourth Civil Appeals Reverses Remands Pullman Case
The Fourth Civil Appeals Court reverses and remands the case Pullman company vs G C Schober from Bexar County citing error in the trial judge’s charge. The opinion notes other docket actions including affirmed and reversed cases and several motions on rehearings and certiorari.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Pullman Company
G. C. Schober
James
Schober
George Huntress
Pullman
Fourth Civil Appellate Court
L. G. Kreisle
W. E. Wilson
Victoria
G. H. & S. A. Railway Company Et al
Young & Webb
Uvalde
A Traction Company
Nellie B. Hauskins
Bexar Pullman
Bexar
American National Insurance Company
Refugio Rodriguez
Efarl
D. Schott
Nellie Jackson
D. E. B. Waggener
8. Burg
H. Shook
Bla D. Journeau
Porfirio Garza
Alamo Livestock Commission Company
Supreme Court
Schofield to Spain for Spain Dam Project Audit
G H Schofield of this city leaves Friday for Barcelona Spain to take the auditor post in the public utilities project near that city succeeding Dr Pearson who moved from Texas to the Spanish project Arthur Pickthall will become auditor here J A Chilton Texas and Pacific railroad official also left after a Texas trip
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Medina Dam
Barcelona
G. H. Schofield
Medina
Texas
A. W. K. Billings
Medina Company
Spain
Troop I Arrives Fort Sam Houston After 153 Mile March
Troop I Third Cavalry under Captain George B. Comly returns from Laredo to Fort Sam Houston and will move to Leon Springs for target practice. The unit recently patrolled the border at Fort McIntosh Laredo and travels 30 miles Friday morning. Aurelio Rodriguez, 35, dies suddenly at 730 South Laredo Street. inquest held by Justice Umscheid. funeral planned tomorrow. The Light advertises rooms and boarding houses for rent in tonight's Want Ad pages.
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Third Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Laredo
Army Post
Leon Springs
George B. Comly
Fort McIntosh
Aurelio Rodriguez
South Laredo Street
the Light
Coronal Awards Diplomas and Certifications in San Marcos
Coronal Institute in San Marcos awarded nineteen diplomas and ten certificates. At a May meeting plans were laid for a home coming to be held at Coronal in 1913, with Marvin Combs of San Marcos re elected president.
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Coronal
San Marcos
Tex
Marvin Combs
Niggis Visits San Antonio Amid Quiet After Cuatro Cienegas Fight
F F Niggis of Hidalgo Coaly arrived in San Antonio for a relatives visit. He says conditions in Coahuila are quiet since the defeat of rapers at Cuatro Cienegas.
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F. F. Niggis
Hidalgo
Coaly
San Antonio
Coahuila
Cuatro Cienegas
Railroad Official Arrives in San Antonio From Houston
GP F. R. McMillan district passenger agent of the Southern railroad headquartered in Houston arrived in San Antonio this morning for unspecified duties.
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GP F. R. McMillan
Southern Railroad
Houston
San Antonio
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Enquirer
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J. A. Chilton
Texas & Pacific Railroad
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Eos
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McCall's Magazine
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