Church Says Figures From Auditor In Report
Attorney general to consider action against F W Church San Antonio treasurer for failing to file a full annual report on funds per Chapter 35 acts Twenty sixth legislature Comptroller Lane says report lacks the sinking and trust fund details while Church claims figures were provided by the auditor in a lump sum and cannot show fund conditions
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Attorney General's Department
Lane
F. W. Church
City of
San Antonio
Austin Joy
Comptrotter Lane
Feral
Ptroller
Arch
City Prney
R. Lane
Ryan
New York City Wins Fight Against Strikers
The Associated Press reports New York City ends a serious strike by municipal workers in the ash and garden departments. Garbage collection and sanitation proceed as crews resume duties, with strikebreaker recruits from civil service filling vacancies to maintain operations.
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Associated Press
York
Street Ng Department
Civil Service
New York City
Weather temperatures for San Antonio and vicinity
Local forecast lists temperatures and wind directions for multiple cities. San Antonio shows 38 with a sixteen mile wind from the east, fair tonight and Thursday amid notes of possible snow flurries elsewhere in the region.
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San Antonio and Vicinity
Tod
Ouis
Ile
Aukee
Aul
York
Ington
Incomplete text about Associated Press leased wire usage
Fragmentary statement questions whether the Associated Press leased wire is carried by any newspaper including the San Antonio Light and notes lack of basis for such claim.
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Nto San Antonio
San Antonio
Texas rail rates charged by Texas railroads challenged
New Roads Oil Mill and Manufacturing of New Roads Louisiana files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging Texas railways impose discriminatory freight rates against Louisiana. The petition asserts Texas rates on cottonseed shipments to Louisiana are high and unreasonable to hinder out-of-state movement and keep seed mills in Texas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Roads Oil Mill and Manufacturing Company of
New Roads
Texas
Commission
Texas Commission
New Roads Company
Louisiana
Negro Found Guilty Death Penalty in Cold Springs Case
Ernest Sewell was found guilty of the murder of Charles Davidson in Shephard, with the death sentence imposed. A motion for a new trial will be filed. if denied, an appeal will follow. The other four defendants face ranger protection and transfer to Huntsville penitentiary for safekeeping.
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Associated Press
Cold Springs
Tex
Ernest Sewell
Charles Davidson
Shepherd
Huntsville
Rangers
Fox
Sanders
Owens Speech Sparks Sensation at Trans Mississippi Congress
United States Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma created a sensation at the Trans Mississippi Commercial congress session by alleging that backers oppose a national health department. He argued for a government health bureau citing delays in aid to mothers and the need for serum in disease. Governors Aldrich Nebraska Stubbs Kansas Harmon Ohio attended.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
United States
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Health
Owen
Aldrich
Nebraska
Stubbs
Ixansas
Harmon
Ohio
Neutrality Asked Of All The Consuls In Amoy
Amoy November 15. Republicans who took control of the city issued an appeal to foreign consuls requesting neutrality and vowing protection for property including churches. The city remained quiet. The Saratoga and Quiros will sail north, while Monmouth relieves Roasio. Hai Cheng on the mainland south west of Amoy joined the revolutionists. The city magistrate is imprisoned and fighting reported at Chang Chow, 24 miles west.
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Amoy
Saratoga
Quiros
Monmouth
Roasio
Hai Cheng
Public statement disputes governor comment in local paper
Frank B. Newton releases a letter denying attribution of quoted remarks about Governor Colquitt. He notes his Bexar county vote prediction and explains voting for General Davidson in the primaries. Newton argues the article misstates facts and asserts his support in the county by a large majority.
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O. B. Colquitt
Bexar County
Davidson
Frank BR. Newton
Beattie Jr. death sentence stands after governor declines stay
Governor Mann refused to intervene in the Henry Clay Beattie Jr. case, upholding the Chesterfield county court and the Supreme Court of Appeals ruling. He expressed no doubt of Beattie’s guilt and declined respite, aiming for swift, adequate punishment for the murder of his young wife ahead of the November 24 execution.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Mann
Henry Clay Beattie Jr
Chesterfield County Court
Supreme Court of Appeals
Beattie
Paul Beattie
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Chesterfield
Deputies Raid Four Gambling Resorts in Morning Sweep
Deputy Sheriff Charles Stevens and a force raided four alleged gambling spots between midnight and 2 AM destroying tables burning poker chips tearing up cards. Two men were arrested at the Alamo plaza location. Raids also found paraphernalia at Losoya street and Santa Rosa avenue joints with attackers’ names listed.
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Charles Stevens
Alamo Plaza
Losoya Street
Santa Rosa
Stevens
Alfonso Newton
Antonio Diaz
Jack Fraser
Standard Oil Declares Final Dividend Before Dissolution
Standard Oil of New Jersey proclaims seven dollars a share for the last quarter, the final dividend before dissolution under the Supreme Court mandate. Standard Oil of New York declares twenty dollars a share, equivalent to 3.05 on Jersey stock. The New Jersey regular last quarter dividend is ten dollars a share. Since 1882 Standard Oil has distributed about 751 million in dividends.
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Associated Press
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Divi
Hawley denounces Taft pardon of Robnett in Idaho
Gov James H Hawley issued a signed statement condemning President Taft for granting a pardon to Clarence W Robnett bookkeeper at Lewiston National Bank Idaho He was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to ten years in Idaho Springs He never served time and Hawley calls the action unjust and driven by special prosecutors from the attorney general's office.
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Boise
Idaho
James H. Hawley
Taft
Clarence W. Robnett
Lewiston National Bank
Lewiston
Idaho Springs
Robnett
United States
Hay
Wickersham
Change of venue urged after Gore acquittal in Gomez case
Assistant Attorney General C E Lane said he will press for a venue change for the remaining defendants in the hanging of Mexican boy Antonio Gomez. Lane expects difficulty securing conviction in Cameron County and plans a strenuous effort to secure court approval.
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Austin
Tex
Cameron
Z. T. Gore
Antonio Gomez
C. E. Lane
Tha
Aldermen clash over October salary ordinance at city hall
On the city hall plaza at 11 this morning Mayor Bryan Callaghan and Alderman Robert Uhr argued as Alderman John Kenney condemned Uhr for blocking an October salaries vote. The scene drew a crowd while officials watched from the windows. Uhr had left a sewer committee conference with William Cassin when the confrontation began.
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Bryan Callaghan
Robert Uhr
Uhr
John Kenney
Alderman Uhr
Lucas
City Hall
Council Sewer Committee
William Cassin
the Light
Callaghan
Kenney
Mayor and aldermen clash over October salary vote
Mayor Callaghan and Aldermen Uhr and Kennedy argued on the sidewalk amid pedestrians as they discussed the October salary ordinance. Uhr defended his vote, vowing to oppose measures he sees as improper, while Callaghan sought conformity and accused lack of committee attendance.
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Callaghan
Kennedy
Uhr
Kenney
de Lucas
Assistant Attorney General Submits Brief in Lane v. Shultz Victoria Case
Assistant Attorney-General KE Meade is in the city to submit the state's brief in the suit W. P. Lane comptroller v Shultz and Buss of Victoria. The comptroller seeks review of Judge John M. Green of Victoria's action. He will return to Austin tonight.
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KE. Meade
W. P. Lane
Lunch Meeting of San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
The San Antonio Real Estate Exchange will hold its luncheon at 12:15 tomorrow in the auditorium at 229 East Houston Street replacing the St. Anthony hotel venue. The event aims to expedite business and reduce dining time.
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San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
East
Houston Street
St. Anthony Hova
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Opens in San Antonio
With nearly a hundred delegates from forty-seven leagues and 3382 clubs, the tenth annual convention opened in the St. Anthony hotel. President Mike Sexton noted renewed publicity for San Antonio and introduced a resolution thanking the city and setting aside a charity game for orphans.
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Canada
Cuba
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Mike Sexton
St. Anthony Hotel
Sexton
J. H. Farrell
Board of Arbitration
America
A. W. Houston
Anton
San Antonio
Houston
Miken Sexton
Association
Licht Want Ads Show Bargain Hunter Style
Mrs. "A" bought fine cut glass at a price slightly above ordinary. She is a bargain hunter who follows the Licht want ad method. The Licht pages are filled with everyday deals and four time offers from Thursday to Sunday. Call 176 to charge items by telephone.
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Licht
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