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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1912
Page
10
Years of experience and vast capital back Fletcher's Castoria as a practically perfect preparation. The ad stresses careful ingredient selection and modern manufacturing. It guarantees safety for infants and warns against imitators, with Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the wrapper and bottle as a safeguard.
Judge J L Champ ordered removal of the injunction case Aransas Harbor Terminal company vs Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railways to federal court. The suit seeks to block alleged discrimination in through cotton rates at Port Aransas, arguing state anti trust law. defense argues interstate commerce and lack of state court jurisdiction. Proceedings noted extensive list of railroad counsel and anticipated motions on remand.
Willis Ranney and Miss Magdalyn C von Ulmen were married Saturday at Christchurch in Houston. The couple will reside in Mico Texas after a bridal tour. Ranney, in charge of construction at the main dam of the Medina irrigation project, is with the Bartlett Ranney firm and has long known San Antonians.
Mrs. R. H. Schramm, wife of a local merchant in Brenham Texas, hanged herself in the family laundry at dawn after a period of ill health and a recent return from a sanitarium. The tragedy occurred at their residence and investigators will review the circumstances surrounding the death.
A notice seeks a copy of the January fifteenth nineteen twelve issue of the San Antonio Light. The requester offers twenty five cents for the return delivery to the Light office.
Ten people were arraigned before Judge Buckley for joy riding and speeding in a Sunday morning incident. Lydia Pro, Maria Rodriguez, and Trinidad Garza were fined $10 each for speeding and disturbing the peace. J. G. Dildes and Clara Russell also paid $10 on similar charges. Arthur Weber paid $10 for speeding on East Houston Street. chauffeur C Bartholomew faced $20 for interfering with Motorcycle Officer Bennett. W. H. Cunningham and J. D. Cosgrove were fined $10 each for speeding, and Sam G. Nami paid $5 for driving without a chauffeur license. The city treasury gained $105 from the proceedings.
A long roll of arrivals shows Tom J. Lee of Galveston and W B Case of Dallas lodged in various hotels, with Natations of Chicago, Port Arthur and Mexico City among attendees. Notables include J R King of Kyle and Julio Madero of Monterey returning from Houston business, alongside multiple Irving guests at Bowie, Gunter, St Anthony, Crockett, Savoy, and Menger hotels.
Joyful testimony promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a superior remedy for constipation, sluggish liver, gas, and biliousness. Marketed as from Hot Springs Sanitarium and sold in San Antonio for 25 cents a box with a free sample offer.
Nordica and David Bispham, American baritone, will perform December 3 in San Antonio under the Press Club. Nordica, famed for a versatile range from dramatic song to Italian aria and English ballad, plans a diverse program highlighting English selections and Wagner in English.
Miss Estha Williams, beloved hero onstage, appears tonight and tomorrow in A Mans Game at the Grand Opera House. Offstage she is an adept housekeeper and sportswoman with a passion for golf tennis and baseball, and she excels in producing plays showing keen concept and artistic temperament. The piece features The Quaker Girl at the Grand Opera House Wednesday and Thursday nights with a matinee Thursday. Natalie Alt plays the title role, Victor Morley is the principal male lead, and the production travels with visitors J. D. Shropshire and William Welch listed among attendees.
Roy Gibson two and a half, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gibson, narrowly escaped being run over by a Highland Park streetcar on South Presa at Dunning. Motorman A. Saucedo, acting with presence of mind, stopped the car, averting serious injury as bystanders watched. The child was treated at South Park Pharmacy and at home by Dr. L. B. Jackson.
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