Mexico Restored Quiet as Exiles Return Home
Rumors fade as President Francisco I. Madero appears nonvengeful and audiences note a restoration of calm. F Williams of La Nacional cites refugees and exiled Cientificos returning from abroad, signaling easing tensions. He remarks October rail traffic rose, a loan to modernize lines was secured, and officials say those in the know seek no further trouble amid the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco I. Madtoro
F. Willams
Zanem
la Nacional
Mexico City
Madero
Mexico
Lava
Mgr. Wiliams
Menger
Cientificos
Manny
Whora
Manlves
Danser
Peel
Mr. Williams
Y W. N. Brown
Mexican National Lines
New York
Pancamo de Baron
Talks on Hookworm Education Draws Texas Officials
Government expert Dr. Steste edaeny presents on the hookworm eradication plan titled Pexus 1 before the state bilad ielitule. He aims to determine the reach of the disease, assess prevention steps, and report on Texas participation in the $2,090,900 Hookworm Fund and future duties with the WorkeNar ankworm commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Wien Miko
Poport
Vanderbilt Hosts Endless Turkey Trot Dinner Dance
Reginald C. Vanderbilt inaugurated a reveling turkey trot dance at Newport, where guests dined in courses shaped by the orchestra's flam and the party stretched two hours past coffee before the final ball. Mrs. Vanderbilt introduced the new form of entertainment at Bands Point, her husband’s Newport summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Newport
Youth Lands Sought Work After Sister's Funeral
Bland Pierce an 18 year old answered a want ad to earn money for his sister's funeral. He secured on the job paying by the piece but declined a farm offer. He received offers from Rogers Broad Sons Co and others after a San Antonio trip and telegraphic appeal from Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Pierce
Shore Ilness
Blind
bin Sek Slater
San Antonio Jn
Ims
Arkananz
Land
Anawers
Spanie
Xavare
Ran Antone
Texas Assessor Convention Set for December Dates
The sixth annual Texas State County Assessors Association session will convene December 12 and 14 in Austin. President John H. Hill presides with officers NH Walls C H Schwab and a large slate of county judges and tax assessors listed. The program features addresses by Mayor A P Wooldridge, Judge Rudolph Klebere Jr, and Tax Assessor speakers, plus discussions on changes in assessment methods and duties of assessors, and visits to state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas State (County Assessors’ Association
John H. Hii
Trayle ‘County
John BE. Hill
NH. Walls
Johnson County
C. H. Schwab
de Witt County
Crees
A P. Wooldridge
Jidge R. HE
Travis County
Win. Wendt
Washington County
I. M. Selfers
Limestone County
E. Till
Tax Assessors’ Association of Texas
Morris
J. BE. ‘Reaves
Collin County
G.otwal
de Witt
A. J
Lion
Charles B. White
Jalve
Angela Matton
Ceara W. Gell
CG. Willis
Emma County
Moder
Malle County
Myler
Medina County
John Af
Blaney County
Tus Plysesar
Wiiner
Ma Martin
Usecksar
Parker County
Rit Caepanios
de i Bolton
Dalina Courity
A. hydiMor
Harris Geunty
Joh Weed
Tix Ascensor
Meter County
Stone
Hays
G. A. Moreman Tr
Llamgo
Seer
Hain- Iiten
Commissionera’ Court
Homes for Homeseekers at Brent International Fair
At the Brent International fair Mr. T. F. Word of the American Townsite Company leads the agriculture exhibit. Crowds seek information on Leadvitt and nearby lands for sale and literature, praising gulf coast advantages while noting other regions. Prospects include fruit crops, livestock, and fishing. Contact No. 100 Govs Buildings, San Antonio, Texas for descriptions and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent
Gulf Coast
Ttn American
San Antonio
Taxna
Rainy streets cost San Antonio merchants millions
A San Antonio survey estimates that each rainy day drains about 2.76 million dollars from local business. Jewelry, dry goods, groceries, shoes, and theaters suffer as women delay purchases while muddy streets hinder Downtown shoppers. Overall annual losses near 2.76 million per rain day and 144000 in street-level sales for the city’s retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aengson
Whientprehdne
Almot Mathervase
Kwan
Sheet Muale
Avery Vythin
Fir Hines Tre Simonnt Alger
Ingelvnes
San
Nd Bros
Bokihy
Uis
Ft Vaina
Melita
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Boston
San Antonio
Yrar
San Antonio News Service Expands With Wider Paper Network
The San Antonio News Service plans broader coverage through a publicity bureau, increasing its reach to over 140 newspapers. Three separate lists will circulate, each day delivering the same core matter to two hundred fifty papers, tripling the current audience and boosting national exposure for San Antonio news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Charles G. Norton
Preas
Fubijetty League
Carrington
Tonio
Nee Belfenton
Bond's
Crrabamelon
Galman
Conched Jordan Almons New Goods
Houston Ft
Boy Hit By Bicycle Near Market House
A 7 year old boy Anastacio Montestme was struck by a bicycle ridden by 16 year old Frante Giffen on West Commerce Street near the Market. The boy suffered a broken left leg and both leg bones were damaged. He was taken to city hospital where Dr Elmendorf treated him. Giffen was placed under arrest on charges of reckless riding. The incident occurred around 6 16 yesterday afternoon and the boy resides on South Frio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastacio Montestme
Wag
Frante Giffen
Bontezum
Elmendorf
Giffen
Southern Printing Company
Wrest
Dontexuma Hoy
South Frio Street
West Commerce Street
City Market Building
Trial Revives Murder Case Involving Caney Figures
Special to The Light reports a new trial ruling by the Kansas Supreme Court in the Neely and Truskett murder case. Neely, 60, president of Within Natura Co., was killed August 7 near Caney, while Truskett, 63, longtime oilman, faced reexamination of jury instructions on self defense and possible justifiable homicide amid disputed Indian lease deals and lands in Oklahoma and Southern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kaa
A. Brustsett
Millonaire Oil and Gas
J. Neely
Caney
Hivena
Kansan Preme Court
Tie Lal
Neely
Truskett
Trusitet
Oklahorma
Kansas
Trussette
Homa
Within Natura Company
Weight Loss Claims Refuted by Investigation
A detailed inquiry into claims by Hon. W. Ler of Johnstown Pa that he shed fifty seven pounds in a short span was released. The probe found a simple device under 1 ounce worn as a belt or girdle, claimed to destroy fat with dieting and exercise, produced no guaranteed results, and the promoters reportedly extended the offer for forty days following the inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonio
Pisces
Hig Buslness
Horns
Johnstown
Hon
W.tler
Tohnstown
Ina Klatter Ree
J. L. Burns
88Th Street
New York
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The
San Antonio Printing Company
Soledad Streret
Houston
Guy Ilan
Turkey
Blan Pierre
Potenernien’s
Rogers’ Brotne Gands Co
TAA
Homes For Homeseekers
W. B. Hamilton
Atshernick’s
Rogers
China
Stouffer
Stouffers Cfktnners
Pte
Electroliers
Ipabijetty League
Tansed
America
Raymond Duncan
Bev Atele
Weselinas
Bott
Denim
Supreme Court of Moneys
Alamo Furniture Cd
Main Ave
Flores
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