Famous Case Favoring Adad Over Railroad in Aransas County
The Texas Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed a verdict in Chojnacky v. G. H. & S.A. Ry. and ruled for the railroad, depriving Chojnacky of about $13,500 after two trials. The decision cites inadequate proof of first causes and suggests a possible Supreme Court appeal. Chojnacky, a former assistant gardener, testified about a September 1914 stove explosion he described.
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Chojnacky Va G.H. & SA Ry
Chojnacky
Fourt Court of Civil Appeals
Churmacky
Iset
Forty
Supreme Court
veitToad Company
Chattiacky
John Chojnacky
Sixsot
J. F. Carl
Decisions Handed Down Describe Aransas County Bond Case
The Texas Supreme Court issued six decisions including reversed and remanded actions in the Coleman Fulton Pasture Company versus Aransas County case. Chief Justice Fly notes bridge use of bond proceeds is improper, aligning with prior Aransas County bond rulings. The list includes affirmations, reversals and remands across multiple civil actions and motions, with brief notes on docket status and submission dates.
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Justee W. Fly
Coleman-Fulton Pasture Company Et al
Aransas County
Pl al
Justiee J. F. Cart
Fly
District Court
Coleman Fulton Company
Noneliate Court
Clemente G. Gonzales
Pilar Gongeles
Webb
Coplalon
Tupile W
Pighi
Garelé
Cherokee Life Insurance Company of Georgia
Cameron
Chee Justice Fly
Buchanan Va H. Ry
Fran Hrazos
Anton Moursand
John Chojinacky
Bexar
Junetice J
Aransus
Warichin Aalbote Ing
B. Munley
Nobutt Et al. Webb
Ryand-Reed Nardware Co
Walsh
Catarrh a Blood Disease Promoted as Cure
Ad claims catarrh is a blood disease and promotes S S S as a universal cure. It argues existing washes and sprays are ineffective and harmful, asserting catarrh damages bronchi, stomach, and lungs. The copy promises relief via blood purification and tonal restoration, touting S S S as a proven treatment and inviting readers to contact the S S S Co in Atlanta for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. Co
Atlanta
Court Proceedings Report In Texas Supreme and Criminal Appeals
Austin notes show Rite of Texes social club case submitted in Supreme Court with John W. Brady representing the Nde and home life social clubs of Texas. Also in Court of Criminal Appeals Burgess death sentence from Jefferson County reversed in part and other cases reversed and remanded, with various appellants from Bexar Wood and Anderson counties involved.
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Austin
Tex
Ndo Social Club
Rite of Texes
Travia County
John W. Brady
Nse
Fide Social Clubs
Texas
Kinta
Looney
Cureton
Court of Criminal Appeals
F. H. Burgess
Jefferson County
Clifford
Boyd
Wood
appeHant
Dick Welborn
Muanslughter
Chegautt
Hugh Ward
Anderson
Exparte Dabney White
Tyler
J. R. Pickens
Bexar County
Pickens
Andrew McNulty
Sam Antonio
J. A. Wilburton
Tris
Bear Hunting in Big Bend Yields 200 Pound Trophy
Martin Wright and Van H Howard killed a 200 pound black bear near Alpine in the Chigo mountains after a four day trek through rough country. The bear was taken with a 30-30 rifle, passing through the heart. The hunters then returned to the city sharing bear steaks with friends. Wright also drove an auto farther into the Chisas mountains than any machine before, navigating rock piles and debris to reach canyon walls.
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Marin Wright
Martin Wright
van H. Howard
Big Bend
Mr. Wricht
Chigo
Wright
Chisas Mountaing
Treat Catarrh By Nature's Method Hyomei
This ad touts Hyomei as a natural cure for catarrh carried in a vest pocket. It promises permanent relief with an inhaler, dropper, and bottle, claiming cost efficiency and satisfaction guaranteed if it fails to relieve symptoms.
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Seldon
Fire Chiefs Car Fast Test for Lico Mobile
Albert Steves and Rey Mackey approved the Lico mobile for Fire Chief Chloe Wright after a Wednesday test. The car, a red six cylinder model, will be formally accepted Wednesday with a $6200 requisition signed by Steves. tests showed speeds near 100 mph, with a crowd gathering on Garden Street. the unit may serve Wednesday night.
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Albert Steves
Fire Chiefs Auto
America
Bridgeport
Conn
Ahter Wright
Hist Wricht
Garden Street
E. L. Burtner
Fliel Mechaichin
Free Department
Ely
Ontz
Tatler
West Commerce St
Mexican National Railways to issue rehabilitation bonds
Stockholders in Mexico approve immediate bond issuance to rehabilitate the national railways. A new board of directors is elected, with members including Roberto Pesqueira and Rafael Nieto among others, per a telegram from Mexico City received Tuesday afternoon.
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National Railways of Mexico
Limps
City
Mexico
Maxien City
Constate Hire
Roberto V. Pesqueira
Lule
Uabrera
Rafael Nieto
Alberto Palaxinrl
Carlos Basave
Castillo Negrets
Pernandel Gonzalez Ran
Jesua Acuna
F. S. Elias
Jose Delima
Diego Pernandex
Anuiles Elorduy
Gabriel Mancera Simon
Rafael Zurbara Capmany
Juan M. Amador
Alfredo Calurzel
Willan B. Curtis
Prospect Rill Line Routing Considered
W B Tuttle vice president of the Traction Company says a plan for running Prospect Hill street cars may avoid the district south of Market Boulevarde. In a letter to the Crockett Parent-Teachers Association he expects a solution in a few days after considering routing through Commerce Street Houston Street from Medina.
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W. B. Tuttle
Traction Company
Prospect Hill
Crockett Parent-Teachers’ Association
Tuttle
Gammerce Street
Houston Street
Medina Street
Crockett Parent-Teachers' Association
Elvic
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Prospect l
Parent-Teachers
A. H. Cadwallader
Clyde Corrigan
J. T. Smith
G. Bechtel
E Hathaway
Scales
B. F. Stuart
Thomas Loduvig
Ralph 3
Jackson
New Yorkers Trek From New York to San Antonio Adventure
A group led by Taete Bain travels 14 080 miles around the country by foot with Willian Wyrrerl and Frank Deluen of New York and their dog Privey. They departed New York City in 1934 and reached San Antonio by Wednesday night, accomplishing more than two dozen days of endurance.
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Cottagn Glen
New York City
Brown
Bryne J. Mannorich
Detroit
Mich
Italy
Mantini
Tared
Engane
Crenace
Montana
Cascade Mountains
Lamenter Toole
Ruapsarks
Gail Speir Hardwar
Galveston
Lasora Secapos
Putadren
Taete Bain
Willian Wyrrerl
Frank Deluen
New York
Rhem
Privey
San Antonio
Golock
Fire Losses Small in October Report
Total property value threatened was 60 000 with only 18 006 destroyed. Forty two fire runs were made by the department in October. The blazes stayed in rearward districts with no major fires inside city limits. One serious injury occurred to Mrs AE Anders burned in a gasoline explosion on Soledad Street. she is reported to be recovering in a local hospital.
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McNee
Reardendel
Inter
Cass
AE. Anders
Soledad Strest Shex
President's Cup Round One Matches At Country Club
In the first round of the presidents cup golf tournament at the Country Club the remaining matches must be completed by Wednesday night. EB Carruth Jr defeated Walter Walthall 6 and 4 and J B Crenshaw beat R Gafford 3 and 2. Two matches Tuesday included the EB Carruth Jr over Walthall and Crenshaw over Gafford. The last two first round matches pit EB B Chandler against John B Carrington and Ernest L Brown against Maj Burkhardt. The second round must be finished early next week with the finale later in the week.
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AMT Amateles
B. Chandler
John B. Carrington
Ernest L. Brown
Maj. &. Burkhardt
EB. B. Carruth Jr
Walter Walthall
J. B. Crenshaw
R. Gafford
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Adad
Justice Fly
Justice Car
Wbert Steves
Mackey Ane Ian
Phail
Jefferson
Eerl Tyler
Mc Denman
Arthur Dubig
Cru Bexar
Richard Mickey
Bosary
Wallie
Mira Dalton
A.M. Lawson
Ha M. Givsliaia
Trinity
Hel
Richardsom
Toluivy Tom Tidgeswas
Tarrant Gs
Ryeard
Par Mitchel
Crow
Ghreesine
Tieht Mosvetn
Wichita
Todd
Gale Crowther
Callin
John Jockano
Aline
Glart Wunice Souttiell
Fabicon
Loun
Withara Kaufman
Cattle Plasher
Paonin
Wil Ny
Callahaas
Albert
St. Anthony
Hyia
Sam Speir
Spears
Ambassador
Statesman
Western Comtee Co
el Prva
Johnson
Navarro
North Pleasant
S. A. U. & G. Railway
North Pleasanton
Nueces Valley Townsite Co
D. Hatcher
Worth Pleasantor
State Bank Bldg
Crockett
Sogiat Cmul
Saprarsr Court
Court of Clit Appeal
Fimed
Margeret_ A. Caples
Houston Belt
Jobe Nesn
Frank M. Alien
T. Tollard
Extedtor
Sherman de Thomas
Parla
Ruben Wella
Lamar
J. HM. Findlay
Wome
Chuge
Travis
A. Turaterre
J. E. Bryant
Cuatro
Dace Gouget
Hoxana Gunter
Baker
Brostytom South
Hll
Norton
Port Worth
Bie Terande Ir
Atevarl
Row
Court of Criminal Anpeste
Court of Crimins
Anprain
Andursour
Robert Edwards
Anglin D
R- Piek
Besar
J. A. Wilbucton
Silta
Benita
Tado de Rontrinue
Bris
Mexigam
Gragarnip
Eile
Racks
Paso
Stepherd Willits
Jasper
Miguel ‘Garein
Les Tl Kennedy
Stilam
Samatecoe
Errant
Pink Fonken
Trier
Dave Dur Hes
Teoree Blile
Houston
J. Brice
Red River
Cite Besa
Homnes
1Ythnix
Telntor Cemonind
Fe Mele M. Baste
Pravin
Statin
Fap
Inn Winteman
Teen Patan
A.B. Ticker
Comp
Ibs
Briet
Opal Newunient
Ims Coe Wathot
Tareane
Alerda Ter
Tarennl
Mes Day
Wevars
Tay Lewis Mid
Duneecs
Wiebla
Ney der Aigan
Teely
Black Bear
Lentz
Commerce Street
SAM Spair Hardware Cou
Big Losova
Fire Chiefs
SAM Ephin Hariiware CO
Sue Doneye
Mexican National Railways
Grier Bonil
Cascade
Aarti. Geo. A. Dicrel& Co, Distillers Nase, Tet
C. L. Palmer
Lyons
Proud
Sanaumeyer
Mobile
Avenue D
Tenth Street
Cruz
Maverley Park
Fort Sam Houston
Fatima
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