Mandamus Hearing on Election Officers Postponed to Monday Morning
Dr Frederick Terrell Republican county chairman sought a mandamus to force County Judge James R Davis to appoint Republican judges clerks and supervisors for the election Tuesday The hearing was postponed to 9 am tomorrow by Judge Tayloe on defense reasons The county court had earlier declined the petition saying officers were chosen February without party regard and that full Republican officials would cost 2500 extra The matter hinges on vacancies and party balance in election staffing
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Frederick Terrell
James R. Dais
Tayloe
Forty-fifth
J. B. Lewright
Davis
Lewright
Terrell
Unclear Text Fragment From Dr Terrell Related Grant
Fragment mentions Dr Terrell reference several days ago and indicates that an application had been granted. No further context or details are readable to determine the exact subject, parties, or outcome.
Texas Teachers Appeal for School Tax Amendment
Nat Benton of the State Teachers Association urges Texas voters to back a constitutional amendment next Tuesday allowing property owners to vote a school tax up to $1 on the 100 value. The current maximum is 50 cents. The measure would let the Legislature authorize such taxes for qualified voters in school districts.
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Texas
Nat Benton
State Teachers’ Association
Friends of Public Education
Ban on selling liquor in restricted district ordered
Grand jury report to District Judge W S Anderson directs Sheriff John W Tobin and Police Commissioner Robert F Uhr to end liquor sales piano music and slot machines in the district. Judge Anderson has not released the report publicly. The term's grand jury disbanded after issuing these instructions.
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John W. Tobin
Robert F. Uhr
Bexar County
Grand Jury
W. S. Anderson
Albin Seidel
John Achtenberg
H. J. Adams
J. T. Blanks
R. W. Carr
Julius Conrad
Jacob Deckert
John Jackson
J. H. Kampmann
August Liebe
Ganahl Walker
Otto Zirkel
Married in chapel at Fort Sam Houston
The first marriage service in the Fort Sam Houston chapel was performed at 6 o'clock Saturday evening. Miss Louise Pearce of the city married Harold Gould supply sergeant of Company A Nineteenth Infantry. Chaplain R R Fleming Jr of the Nineteenth Infantry conducted the Episcopal ceremony.
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Fort Sam Houston
Louise Pearce
Harold Gould
Nineteenth Infantry
R. R. Fleming Jr
Bestowal of Valuable Indian Land Tied to Rowell Case Near Lawton
The United States Supreme Court reviews government powers to grant lands to Indian wards in the Rowell suit. Dr James F Rowell a physician adopted by Kiowa and involved in a 1910 patent bid contested by Congress. The case centers on a quarter section near Lawton Oklahoma valued up to 100000 dollars and the government’s right to reclaim it.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
United States of America
James F. Rowell
Maude Rowell
George Hannon
Lawton
Oklo
Oklahoma
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Rowell
Scott Ferris
Gore
Congressional Indian Committees
Judicial Code
City of
Name Listed in Light Want Ads for Free Chocolate
A Light Want Ad promises a dollar box of Santonette chocolates for having your name printed. The notice suggests today may feature a winner, inviting readers to check the ad.
Travelers register at Gunter St Anthony and Menger hotels
A list of visitors staying at San Antonio hotels includes W N Young and J T Jones in Dallas, Mrs M D Alonzo and daughter from New York, Mr and Mrs W B Mollison from Liano Grande, YT Price from Dallas, Hallettsville guest J Nolen, L H Hopkins from Dallas, Mr and Mrs P Lestner from Houston, Mr D Schumacher from Hillsboro, J W Cotton from Dallas, James Wright from Houston, Ellis Chaney from Brownsville, B D Werner from Dallas, Mrs B Williamson and Lucille Williamson from Kerrville, F C Bishop from Dallas, J G Camp from Atlanta, Ga, A R Spencer from Dallas, W T Thompson from Laredo, J F Johnson from Lytle, G H Copeland and son from New York, J Frank Butts from Dallas, T Jones from Waco, Mrs C H Barker and son from Yoakum, Temple D Smith from Fredericksburg, L H Shaw from Galveston, and Howard Hill from Houston.
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W. N. Young
Laredo
Gunter
M. D. Alonzo
New York
St. Anthony
W. 8. Mollison
Liano Grande
Menger
T. Price
Dallas
J. D. Nolen
Hallettsville
L. H. Hopkins
P. Lestner
Houston
Monger
D. Schumacher
Hillsboro
J. W. Cotton
James Wright
Ellis Chaney
Brownsville
B. D. Werner
B. Williamson
Lucille Williamson
Kerrville
J. Frank Butts
J. T. Jones
Waco
Mre
C. H. Barker
Son
Yoakum
Temple D. Smith
Fredericksburg
L. H. Shaw
Galveston
Howard G. Hill
Railway Brotherhood fund solicitation warned in San Antonio
Two men, claiming to represent a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen committee, solicit funds in San Antonio for a 1919 railroad men’s convention. J. A. Appleby denies any official solicitation and asks the Chamber of Commerce to publish a clarification in trade press.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
San Antonio
J. A. Appleby
The
Railroad Men's Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Food Scarcity in Petrograd and Russia's Cities
An editorial in Novoe Vremya warns hunger is becoming chronic in Petrograd and major cities. Meat is scarce, milk and butter are mostly for the rich, and child mortality rises. Transportation disorganization is blamed as bakeries close in Odessa amid army flour controls.
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Petrograd
Iin
Russia
Novoe Vremya
Odessa
Army
Short Tale Echoes of Honeymoon Kitchen Plans
A two day old bride jokes about her mother teaching Jack to cook after their honeymoon. Jack, pale and wary, sulks at the supper table as the topic sparks tension and humor between the newlyweds.
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John
Jack
Suburban Routine Described With Rooftop Visits
A speaker explains a steady schedule leaving at 6 am and arriving home by 7 pm. For the past two weeks the routine includes visiting rooftop gardens in town, a leisure activity highlighted in the suburbs setting.
Constable Candidate Seeks Voters on Republican Ticket
A candidate for Constable Precinct No 1 announces run on the Republican ticket. He pledges to serve all the people, deny machine control, and asks for support while noting limited time to meet friends and offering no criticisms of the opponent.
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