Obituary Rohlin Sarah A Rohlin 55 in San Antonio
Sarah A Rohlin aged 55 died at 5 40 am Saturday at 306 Scott street. Native of Illinois she lived in San Antonio two years. Survived by two sons Charles Rohlin Eureka Kansas William Rohlin San Antonio and four daughters Lula Burch Eureka Kansas Dott Sallender Beaufort? Actually Beaumont Clara Stover and Mrs John Kirk San Antonio. Body prepared by Sloan and Hagg and to be sent to Eureka Kansas for interment.
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Rohlin
Sarah A. Rohlin
Scott Street
Illinois
San Antonio
Charles Rohlin
Eureka
Kan
William Rohlin
Lula Burch
Dott Sallender
Beaumont
Clara Stover
Obituary notices of Draeger and Lee in San Antonio
Navarro County native dies while visiting sister in San Antonio. Surviving relatives include another sister and two brothers. body to be sent to Kampman, Tex., for burial. Hermann Draeger, 38, German native, long-time resident, leaves widow, parents, three brothers, two sisters. funeral Sunday at 4 from 424 Santa Clara Street with Woodmen of the World services, interment Hermann Sons Cemetery. Claude W. Lee, 35, Springfield Missouri native, dies in hospital. body sent to Kingsville, Texas, with escort from Conti family.
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Navarro County
Tex
San Antonio
J. W. Wilson
Munger
Louis H. Graham
Waxahachie
James R. Graham
Hubbard
Sloan & Hagg
Kampman
Draeger
Herman Draeger
Germany
August Draeger
Frank
United States
August
Charles
Annie Behrens
Hulda Palmer
Chicago
Santa Clara Street
Weesatchie Camp
Woodmen of the World
Hermann Sons
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile equipment
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co offers automobile equipment and related goods. Contact details include two phone lines 971 and another listing Adv. for inquiries and purchases.
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Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Prohibition Forces Back Franklin for Comptroller Seat
In Dallas on May 23 the prohibition headquarters indicated pro forces will back J. L. Franklin of Collin County for comptroller. White, who announced candidacy, may be urged to withdraw but he says he will stay in. The eliminating committee was not held due to Tom F. McClure's withdrawal. Worth Ray is absent and may or may not reenter.
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Dallas
Tex
Prohibition
J. L. Franklin
Collin County
White
Franklin
Thomas B. Love
Prohibition State Advisory Committee
Tom F. McClure
McClure
Worth
Ray
Mr. McClure
Methodist Bishops Assigned for Year in South Church
Oklahoma City May 23 The college of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South assigns bishops to districts for the coming year. Eighth district covers Central Mexico and Pacific regions with varied missions in Mexico and the Southwest. Ninth district includes German mission in San Antonio. Tenth district lists assignments to Montana Oregon Washington California and Los Angeles. Eleventh district includes West Texas North Texas and Northwest Texas. Semi annual session will be in Charleston November 2. Plan urged for laity rights for women with a circular calling for a campaign in the next quadrennium signed by six pastors.
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Oklahoma City
College of Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
B. Lambuth
Mexico
Guadalajara
Chihuahua
Austin
Tlex
Nogales
Ariz
R. G. Waterhouse
San Antonio
E. D. Mouzon
Montana
Butte
Mont
East Columbia
Oregon
Columbia
Seattle
Wash
Pacific
Modesto
Cal
Los Angeles
J. H. McCoy
West Texas
Tex
Central Texas
Hillsboro
Bay City
North Texas
Denison
Northwest Texas
Sweetwater
College of Bishops
Charleston
General Conference
Church
Conference
W. J. Carpenter
Florida
Frank Talbot
Virginia
Charles Blare
Baltimore
H. Bowman
West Virginia
Presbyterian church reports policy changes and new post
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States Southern reports proposals to create an educational secretary under four executive committees. Reforms aim to broaden executive secretaries latitude and expand the woman's council. Funding requests total one million dollars for foreign missions and half a million for home missions. The education ad interim committee urges a clear definition of the church’s relationship and educational system to be called Presbyterian.
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Kansas City
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
Ad Interim Committee On
Assembly
Suit May Be Compromised in Antitrust Case
Austin reports that leaders among Texas stationers and blank book makers meet with the attorney general to negotiate a possible compromise in the antitrust suit against Clarke & Courts of Galveston and other firms. If agreed, a minimum penalty would be set. News Company Must Pay Tax in Texas.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Clarke & Courts of
Galveston
Bexar County
Rotan Leads Aldridge In Muddy Texas Golf Match
George W. Rotan of Waco, holder of the Texas Golf Association title, led George N. Aldridge of Dallas 5 up after 18 holes of an 86-hole championship run. Muddy greens and fear of wooden clubs hampered Aldridge, while Rotan benefited from steadier putting and solid long play.
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George W. Rotan
Waco
Texas Golf Association
George N. Aldridge
Dallas
Aldridge
Rotan
Aldaridge
Burleson Wins Consolation Trophy at San Antonio Club
In a 20 hole final the San Antonio Country Club’s Dr J H Burleson defeated Dallas foe Rowland 1 up to claim the consolation trophy. Burleson led early then exchanged leads as the match went to the 20th. he sealed victory with a decisive finish on the 20th green.
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Aldridge
Rotan
Burleson
San Antonio
Dr. Burleson
Dallas
Rowland
Robert
Kampmann
Clarence Mangham
Irred Tarrant
Frank M. Lewis
Dal Walker
Austin
J. K. Dorrance
Houston
C. M. Hubby Jr
Waco
J. R. Moore
Beaumont
Cuero public schools set week of graduation events
Cuero Texas May 23 Arrangements are complete for the Cuero public schools commencement week. The baccalaureate sermon will be at the high school auditorium by Rev John Ridout of Christ Church San Antonio on Sunday morning. Monday features the senior class play at Cuero opera house followed by the declamation and essay contest on Tuesday and the graduation exercises at the opera house Tuesday night. The graduates include Lucy Rathbone Julia Graves Bonner Lay Emily Wagner Maud Mc Menry Roberta Sumners Marjorie Breeden Ruth Fuess Howell Caldwell Arthur Burns Allen Mc Murray and Frank Dahlmann.
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Cuero
Tex
Cuero Public Schools
John Ridout
Christ Church
San Antonio
Cuero Opera House
Opera House
Lucy Rathbone
Julia Graves
Bonner Lay
Emily Wagner
Maud McMenry
Roberta Sumners
Marjorie Breeden
Ruth Fuess
Howell Caldwell
Arthur Burns
Allen McMurray
Frank Dahlmann
Officers Chosen At Southwestern Electrical and Gas Association
In Galveston Texas May 23 the tenth annual convention closed with the election of officers. D G Fisher of Dallas was named president and the slate includes W L Woog Jr of Texarkana first vice president C W Kellogg Jr of Beaumont second vice president F R Slater of Dallas third vice president H S Cooper of Dallas secretary J B Walker of Dallas treasurer The executive committee includes the president the vice presidents W B Tuttle San Antonio G H Clifford Fort Worth David Daley Houston W B Head and W C Morris Dallas.
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Galveston
Tex
Southwestern Electrical and Gas Association
D. G. Fisher
Dallas
W. L. Woog Jr
Texarkana
C. W. Kellogg Jr
Beaumont
F. R. Slater
H. S. Cooper
J. B. Walker
W. B. Tuttle
San Antonio
G. H. Clifford
Fort Worth
David Daley
Houston
W. B. Head
W. C. Morris
Great Flagpole to Crown Exposition Grounds in May
The Portland Dispatch reports a 246 foot flagpole from Nehalem country will be raised on the Panama Pacific Exposition grounds in San Francisco during the last week of May. The Whit ney Lumber Company donated timber carried by Hammond rafts. It weighs 93 000 pounds and requires about 1000 dollars to prepare and install. It will be the world's largest flagpole. Hearings on Leo M Frank verdict motions postponed to next Friday at Atlanta Superior Court.
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Portland Dispatch
San Francisco
Astoria
Exposition Grounds
Exposition
Whitney Lumber Company
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Superior Court
Ben H. Hill
Hugh M. Dorsey
Nueces River Flood Inundates Corpus Christi Farmland
The Nueces River rises ten feet with the highest gauge in months. Thousands of acres are flooded and cotton suffers heavy damage. The San Antonio Uvalde Gulf railroad has not run a train into Corpus Christi since last Sunday.
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Nueces
Corpus Christi
Tex
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
Requisition Issued for Extradition in Dallas Robbery Case
In Austin on May 23 Governor Colquitt issued a requisition directed to the Oklahoma governor for the extradition of H. P. Lasater said to be in Creek County Oklahoma. Lasater is sought to answer a Dallas robbery charge.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Oklahoma
H. P. Lasater
Creek County
Dallas
San Antonio Firm Chartered in Texas
The Great Southern Land & Cattle Company of San Antonio was chartered in Austin on May 23 with $80,000 capital stock. Incorporators are C. A. Stieren, Wm Dobrowolski, Charles Graebner and Frederick Reutzel. The item also notes a New York exchange about Mrs. Belmon t and Mrs. Pankhurst with a quip on finishing sentences.
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San Antonio Company
Austin
Tex
Great Southern Land & Cattle Company of
San Antonio
State Department
C. A. Stieren
Wm, Dobrowolski
Charles Graebner
Frederick Reutzel
Army Pressing Toward City of Mexico Continues Push
Federal garrison repulsed Constitutionalists near San Luis Potosi with heavy losses. General Morales Zaragoza, after evacuating Tampico, arrived at Huenjutla Hidalgo and continued toward Mexico City. Jose Maria Lozano resigns as minister and leaves Mexico City by special train bound for Coatza coal coasts, destination unknown.
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Rera
Morales
Monticillo
Santiago
San Luis Potosi
War Department
Morales Zaragoza
Tampico
Huenjutla
Hidalgo
Zaragoza
Mexico City
Jose Maria Lozano
Coatzacozlcos
Europe
South America
Telegraph error on Huerta resignation report
New York May 23 A telegraphic blunder caused the May 20 bulletin claiming Huerta authorized peace delegates to offer his resignation if needed It was retracted after Mexico City advices showed the error Investigations by Associated Press and Western Union confirmed the operator misread denying for saying producing the contrary meaning In Galveston the error occurred
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New York
Huerta
Mexico City
Associated Press
Western Union Telegraph Company
Galveston
Odd Vera Cruz orders bar seizure of private property
In Vera Cruz May 23 Judge Advocate John J Porter issued a general order under War Department guidance that military occupation there cannot seize private property without consent even with compensation. The only exception is absolute military necessity. Quartermasters must negotiate leases for needed buildings. Some private structures are used with unwilling owners as encampment approaches the rainy season. Questions on paying lease charges from impounded municipal funds were referred to the War Department.
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Vera Cruz, Mex
John J. Porter
Vera Cruz
War Department
Quartermasters’ Department
Water Supply Short to End Soon in Mazatlan
Mazatlan water supply will last only 15 days more, with reports that the Constitutionalists are advancing. The dispatch notes the on board US warship and California connection as the source of the wireless report dated May 22. Local conditions in Mazatlan are under strain as authorities seek relief.
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Serge
Mazatlan
California
Mexico
San Diego
Cal
Siege imminent as bandits target German colony near Miramar
Reports say depredations by bandits near Miramar force the German cruiser Nuremberg to leave Mazatlan for that port. West coast towns remain quiet while Englishman F. Green is said murdered by bandits near San Marcos. Several Americans live in the area. A butcher quip about weight and cutting meat appears in Puck.
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Miramar
Nuremberg
Mazatlan
F. Green
San Marcos
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A. Ry. Co
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Pro Forces
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el Paso
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New Orleans
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
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Methodist
Mouzon
Pacific Coast
Birmingham Age-Herald
Southwestern Electrical and Gas Men
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Mrs. Belmont
New York Times
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Sunny Brook
Logal
J. Oppenheimer & Co., General Distributors
San Antonio, Texas
City OF Mexico
Puck
Central Trust Company
Central Trust
San Antonio Texas
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Idaverick-Clarke Litho Co
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