Injunction Denied in Medina Case Against Medina Valley IRR
Judge R H Burney denied an injunction to keep dam floodgates open in the Reitzer versus Medina Valley Irrigation case. The temporary restraining order issued August 6 was revoked, and the injunction prayers were denied. The ruling notes federal courts have concurrent jurisdiction in condemnation matters, holding the case and related suits in abeyance pending action in the federal court.
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R. H. Burney
Thirty-Eighth District Court
Albert Reitzer
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
Neitzer
Reitzer
Burey
Landwners
Medina Company
Burney
T. S. Maxey
Burney Alds
United States
Medin Company
Thelaintiff
States District Court
Cabinet Defeated Over Home Rule Bill in Commons
London cab inet defeated 22 to 206 in committee on home rule bill amid financial provisions dispute. Sir Frederick Banbury proposed cap on imperial funds to Irish parliament at 12.5 million excluding Irish tax. government faces criticism from Liberal MPs on customs control and protection risks. Cabinet may resign amid political crisis as the Commons adjourns. Mrs Eva Walls Bailey goes on trial in Shreveport for poisoning husband C C Bailey on August 19 with murder charge possible if poison case fails. Arson murders noted.
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London
Frederick Banbury
House of Commons
Ome
Mrs. Bailey
Shreveport
Eva Walls Bailey
C. C. Bailey
Albert Watson
Bailey
Weather observations with scattered readings and times
The report lists temperatures at various stations with times in the morning and early afternoon. Readings show highs around the mid seventies and lows near sixty-two, reflecting a mild day with gradual warming through the morning hours.
Local forecast for San Antonio area dries into clouds
Local forecast: for San Antonio and vicinity, tonight and Tuesday see increasing cloudiness as a low pressure system approaches. No precipitation details are given. temperatures and winds are not specified.
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San Antonio
Current morning temperatures and winds across several cities
Morning readings list temperatures from 44 to 60 across cities including St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington. Winds range from 4 to 20 miles per hour with forecasts of rain or fair weather Tuesday and the lowest temperatures in the last 24 hours noted for each location.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
McManigal Reveals Explosive Campaign Across Cities
Ortie E. McManigal testified in the dynamite conspiracy trial detailing his bombings in Peoria and other cities. He described wrecking bridges and power facilities, noting conflicts over promised payments with Hockin and J B McNamara as he faced choices between continuing bombings or quitting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ortie E. McManigal
Peoria
Ill
Mississippi River
McManigal
Mount Vernon
Herbert
Hockin
Chicago
McManigel
Union
Cincinnati
J. B. McNamara
McNamara
J. J. McNamara
Iron Workers’ Union
Week of Prayer Opens at YWCA Services for Business People
The YWCA begins its world week of prayer with noonday services in the assembly room at 12, 12:30, and 1 o clock to fit business schedules. Daily talks cover association work globally with Africa as the foreign focus and feature speakers Mrs. Hewitt Miss Bowden and Mrs. Ketter.
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Young Woman's Christian Association Worldwide
Association
G. Bedell Moore
A. Hewitt
Ella Bowden
Frank Ketter
Africa
Sells Liquor Without License On Sunday Found Open
Deputy Sheriffs Galbraith Newton and Diaz found a saloon at Frio and Monterey selling liquor on Sunday with expired license and no renewal. The bartender claimed to be merely staff while naming a supposed proprietor. Records show no new license after July 11 1911. the bartender was arrested and the proprietor is sought.
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James Gal-braith
Alfonso Newton
Antonio Diaz
Frio
Monterey
Newton
Sheriff's Department
Wilson and Marshall Both Presbyterians in Washington
Princeton New Jersey November 11 President-elect Woodrow Wilson has not chosen which Presbyterian church in Washington to join while Vice President-elect Marshall also attends a Presbyterian church. He noted enough churches exist for choice, smiling at the rivalry among congregations. The governor signaled a possible announcement within days on calling an extra session to consider tariff revisions, having planned to delay until his December vacation to avoid disrupting plans.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Marshall
Congress
Senators to Probe Mexican Revolution in El Paso
A Senate foreign relations subcommittee led by Borah Shiveley Hitchcock McCumber Fall and Smith will hold sessions in El Paso to deepen a probe into Mexican revolutionary affairs. Additional evidence from prior hearings will be reviewed before the panel moves on to San Antonio to continue the inquiry.
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el Paso
San Antonio
Tex
United States
William E. Borah
Idaho
Benjamin F. Shiveley
Indiana
Gilbert N. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Fall
Smith
Eight Jurors Accepted in Rosenthal Gunmen Trial
In New York on November 11, with five jurors in the box, the trial of four gunmen charged with shooting Herman Rosenthal resumed before Justice Goff. Indications showed the jury would be completed before adjournment. Defendants Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Whitey Lewis and Dago Frank again said they would testify, stating they expect acquittal. At recess eight jurors had been accepted.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Goff
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louie
Oklahoma Democrats to Run Special Train for Inauguration
The Oklahoma Democratic Committee plans a special train from Oklahoma City to Washington on March 4 1913 to witness the Wilson Marshall inauguration. Robert Galbreath Tulsa Democratic national committeeman announced the plan in Oklahoma City.
Taft shifts stance as ambassador retires over arbitration aim
Washington reports the voluntary retirement of Ambassador James Bryce of Great Britain affects US plans for an unrestricted arbitration treaty with Britain. President Taft wavered between abandoning the treaty and pursuing it with amendments, then decided to drop the effort, prompting Bryce to retire. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice likely to succeed Bryce, with Bryce moving to finish a South America book and begin work on Australia and New Zealand travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Taft
Senate
Knox
Bryce
Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
Mr. Bryce
Lord Pauncefote
Foreign Office
London
Earl of Grandville
Lord Roseberry
Lord Curzon
India
Sir Arthur
Miss Lester
Persia
Curzon
W. Morgan Shuster Jr
Sweden
South America
Australia
New Zealand
No Surprise in London Bryce to Resign as Ambassador
London reports James Bryce intends to resign from the Washington ambassadorship after an Australian trip and devote the rest of his life to literature. He will stay in Washington to wind up pending negotiations. The press debates his term, criticizing his role aiding Canada in the reciprocity treaty with Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
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James Bryce
Great Britain
Washington
Ambassador Bryce
United States
Canada
London
Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
Bryce
Westminister Gazette
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Sarrores Press
Supreme Court Takes Thanksgiving Recess Without Decisions
The Supreme Court did not issue rulings today on the Union Pacific merger suit the hard coal cases or other major matters. The court announced its annual Thanksgiving recess from November 18 to December 22.
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Washington
United States Supreme Lamas
Union Pacific
Odd Fellows Pick Texas Officers At San Antonio Encampment
Texas Odd Fellows choose officers for next year at the annual state encampment in San Antonio. Grand patriarch J W Christopher of Abilene and grand high priest B W Turnbow of Beaumont lead a gathering that includes about 125 delegates. sessions are at the Crocket hotel and 123 Soledad street with a banquet by the Rebekahs.
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Texas
Odd Fellows
J. W. Christopher
Abilene
B. W. Turnbow
Beaumont
C. C.pangle
Amarillo
E. T. Vestal
Waxahachie
Crocket Hotel
Department Council
Soledad Street
Rebekahs
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
San Antonio
Harry Hertzberg
Marcus M. Davis
Order
Jones
Davis
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Mr. Davis
Alamo
Joseph Ryan
The
Amelia Blank
Charles R. Gibson
Whie, T Gratia
Anwood
Gibson
Odd Fellowship
Texas Odd Fellows
Dallas
A. Brumbaugh
Terrell
Sneed Boyce trial begins in Fort Worth with 300 veniremen
In Fort Worth Texas the second trial of banker and cattleman John Beal Sneed for the 1912 slaying of Captain A G Boyce opens. Judge Swayne calls 300 special veniremen as both sides prepare for the case and a week may pass before jurors are chosen. Sneed faces a potential delay as he seeks motions to continue the trial while witnesses remain unavailable.
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John Beal Sneed
Sneed
Albert J. Boyce
Fort Worth
Texas
Lena B. Sneed
al Boyce
Captain Boyce
Sneed-Boyce
Fort Worth. Tex
Boyce
A. G. Boyce
Seventeenth District Court Room
Swayne
al Boyce Jr
Trains Crash Near New Orleans Killing and Wounding Many
A Yazoo & Mississippi Valley freight train crashed into an excursion train near Montz La about midnight causing many deaths and dozens of injuries. Officials blame brakeman Cunningham for failing to follow signals and orders. Names of victims and injured include Mrs Victoria Montague do Zachary and Charles Greco among others.
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New Orleans
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley
Montz
Victoria Monteguedo
Zachary
Of&nnie Comeaux
Charles Greco
Thomas M’guinness
Baton Rouge
Ben Garvey
BE. Scott
Lula Louphier
Bessie Carpenter
Nora Wilson
Woodville
Miss
T. McGinnis
R. E. Sanderson
Gustave Leoux
C. D. Martinez
W. N. Tipton
Baton
Rosa Greca
Slaughter
Frank Greca
Victor Stoltz
Oscar Zambrano
Mexico
Louisiana State University
Bation Rouge
Henry Bode
Baton Rouge Sanitarium
Europe Near War In A Week Diplomats Seek Turkey Solution
London reports Europe faces a potential war within days as Bulgaria moves toward Constantinople and Russia protests. Austria Hungary and Serbia clash over Albania and rail access, while Germany and Maria Theresa attempt mediation. Russian mobilization signals rising crisis as Adrianople battles and cholera afflict wounded troops.
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London
Europe
Constantinople
Russia
Austria-H
Servia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Maria
Austria
Turkey
Cess
Albania
Niath
Roumania
Belgrade
Kan
Durazzo
Adrian
Maras
Fight Rages at Capital May Halt Massacre
Vienna reports Bulgarian forces press on at Tchatalja lines with raids on Turkish outposts. Decisive push aims to reach Constantinople as Turkish troops retreat, potentially preventing a massacre and interference. Reichspost notes no triple alliance action against Belgians and seeks to calm diplomatic tensions.
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Vienna
Reichspost
Tchatalja
Stantinople
Belgi
Tal
Tria
Albania
Servia
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Rebekah Lodge
Crockett Hotel
Fort .Worth
Capital
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