Parade to San Antonio as baseball leaders arrive in depot
Delegation sails into the I and G N depot tonight for four days in San Antonio, with a brass band and public welcomed by fans. Tobin as Grand Marshal leads a parade to the St Anthony hotel for a reception and social events, aiming to showcase Alamo City hospitality to national baseball magnates and players.
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United Cities
Alamo City
Seball
Ee City
Local forecast and tourist weather notes
San Antonio and vicinity expect warmer days ahead with increasing cloudiness and mild winds through Wednesday. Tourist observations list temperatures from 26 to 33 degrees in cities like Louisville Wichita and others with chances of light snow or rain and unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday.
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San Antonio and Vicinity
Waukebe
Paul
Pisace
Isas
York
Ington
Associated
San Antonio
Schreiner to Sell 1 3 Million Pounds Wool Mohair Today
Captain Charles Schreiner of Kerrville arrives in San Antonio to dispose of 800000 pounds of wool and 600000 pounds of mohair in his hotel room sale at the St Anthony. The event marks the largest local wool mohair transaction in years with many wool merchants attending. Schreiner recently recovered from a severe cold and could not attend the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers meeting where tariff protections were urged.
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Charles Schreiner
Kerrville
San Antonio
Captain Schreiner
St. Anthony Hotel
Schreiner
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Congress
Lehreiner
Actress in male attire arrested on public street in Santa Rosa area
Miss Alma Layman, a vaudeville actress, was arrested by Police Captain Andres Coy Sr. at South Santa Rosa avenue and Matamoras street for unlawfully exhibiting herself in male dress on a public street. Bond set at 50 dollars. she failed to appear in court and a warrant was issued.
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Alma Layman
Andres Coy Sr
Captain Coy
Chicago
Soledad Street
San Antonio
Not Guilty Verdict in Thorndale Lynching Case
Cameron Texas November 14 The jury found Z T Gore not guilty in the murder charge tied to the Thorndale lynching of a young Mexican boy. The trial lasted seven days. One of the other three co defendants will be tried immediately.
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Associated Press
Cameron
Tex
Z. T. Gore
Thorndale
Bum Lawyer John Burrell Appeals Court Ruling
In county court this morning John Burrell, a Black resident, argued his own case and received a $100 fine and 30 days in jail totaling 280 days on the county road. He quipped about being a bum lawyer as he returned to his seat.
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John Burrell
John
Reorganization of National Packing Company After Indictments
The National Packing Company restructured after indictments in the Sherman act case. Directors reduced from nineteen to nine, private weekly meetings ended, now holding monthly sessions led by Edward den, with Armour Morris and Swift partners resigning. Government witnesses described pre 1902 secret price setting and shipment allocations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Navy
Beet Trust
United States District Court
National Packing Company
Edward den
J. Ogden Armour
Howard Morris
The
Swifts
Grand Jury
Jerome P. Pratt
Armour & Co
Y Armour & Co
Thomas G. Lee
Lee
Children Sing Bon Voyage To Cardinals Sailed For Rome
Six thousand children join Archbishop Farley and Cardinal Falconio in St Patrick's Cathedral New York to wish safe passage to Rome. Clergy and laity accompany them to Hoboken as the Kron Prinzessin Cecilie departs along the Staten Island shore.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
John Farley
Diomede Falconio
Washington
Rome
College
Hoboken
Cecilie
Staten Island
A and M Board Weighs Dormitory and Engineering Building
The Agricultural and Mechanical College board met in Houston to consider awarding contracts for a new dormitory and an engineering building. Plans are drawn and contracts may be awarded today. Mess hall provisions are before the board after Saturday’s fire, but permanent action hinges on legislature appropriations. Temporary relief with a hastily built hall may be approved at minimum cost.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Diegle Granted New Trial In Bribery Case
Robert Diegle former senate sergeant at arms convicted in common pleas court of complicity in legislative bribery was granted a new trial by the Ohio supreme court on November 14.
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Diegle
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Diegle
Senate
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State
Supreme Court
Labor urging united effort in AFL ranks telegram
Atlanta November 14 The executive council recommends reinforcing solidarity among carpenters joiners steam and hot water fitters and helpers suspended from the building trades department at the St Louis convention condemns indictments of three Cigarmakers union officials at Tampa for advising workers not to return to work and urges a committee to secure pure food and drugs legislation and a national accident prevention association a telegram to J J and J B McNamara Los Angeles Cal conveys fraternal greeting from President Gompers
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Executive Council
Cigarmakers’ Union
Tampa
Association For the Prevention of
George Clark Drives A Sensational Race At Fairgrounds
George Clark in the Cutting led a sensational opening event at the fairgrounds, covering sixteen laps or twelve miles in 12:56, gaining pace early before a left rear tire blew on lap fourteen. The crowd roared as Clark finished strong. Raimey won the second race in a twenty four lap eighteen mile event in 21:05. The National by Sutherland topped the 41.5 hour grind with 310 laps.
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George Clark
Fairgrounds
National
Sutherland
Cutting
Clark
Jackson
Cino
Raimey
E. M.F
Stayer-Chicago
The
Melean
Reeves
Court delegates pledge support to you in your innocence
Expression of hope for success of our convention and the cause of labor was read to delegates and visitors, received with strong sympathy. By unanimous vote the convention directed me to assure you of the delegates belief in your innocence and to pledge continued moral and financial support until your innocence is established.
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Labor
General Reyes Rumored to Leave Mexico Denied Locally
Maderistas claim General Reyes will return to Brownsville soon, with reports he plans to join General Cuellar in Tamaulipas near the Rio Grande. Local denials come from 701 San Pedro Ave as Reyes’ secretary says he avoids politics. meanwhile rumors of mobilizations and anticipated strikes swirl.
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Mexico
Tamaulipas
Rio Grande
Matamoros
Romulo Cuellar
Madero
San Antonio
General Reyes
Maderistas
Brownsville
San Pedrot Avenue
Reyes
David Reyes Retana
Maderista
Mexico City
Monterey
Laredo
Violations Charged In East Houston Picture Show Case
W. M. Epstein and Jacob Wettels appeared before Judge Buckley in police court on charges of running a moving picture show on East Houston Street in violation of a city ordinance passed June 27 1910. The affidavit claims the theater gallery is not fireproof. Hearing postponed until tomorrow at the city’s request.
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W. M. Epstein
Jacob Wettels
Buckley
Houston Street
Classified Ads Speak To Loyal Readers And Boosters
An old time classified columns note readers and advertisers form a lasting bond. Ads promise quick results at minimal cost and flexible terms including refunds on unused insertions. Call to place ads by phone and be charged accordingly.
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