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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
2
The report outlines a Frisco proceeding involving penalties and allocations tied to a vehicular incident. It notes a $25,006,960 figure and a $5,748,000 amount related to the case. The text references specific parties and a Tuesday deadline without clear context.
The text shows fragmented figures stating seventy five percent of general new bonds and twenty five percent of general refunding mortgage bonds for high interest bonds. It also mentions interest on the latter place to securities paid only after operating expenses, with unclear phrasing and incomplete details.
A forwarded letter from London describes Zeppelin raids over London in October. It mentions crowds, sirens, and frightened residents bracing underground rails for shelter. The report notes bombs in central districts and the bright glare of searchlights as airships pass, with residents still anxious about future attacks.
In Texas Governor and Lieutenant Governor Ferguson return to Mell County to aid the prohibition campaign. The effort opposes the adoption of prohibition in Mell County with appeals and political action described as part of the local vote and legal efforts.
In Austin on November 15 authorities discuss possible bills on capital punishment reforms. Last session saw a plan for electrocution inside prison walls with immediate execution. Governor Colquitt vetoed a similar measure. This year lawmakers, including Representative Rowley, may reintroduce bills to shape death penalty methods and timing within state penitentiaries.
New York reports claim Dr. Nichols Murray Butler says propaganda targets Columbia University students to curb free expression by professors. He notes suffrage supporters push campus groups and events to influence opinions. A second item reports a Belgian tax levy by the German governor general totaling 8.6 million dollars monthly.
A vintage ad promotes Zemo to treat dandruff fast. It claims the product kills the dandruff germ, nourishes hair roots, and stops itching without greasiness or staining. It markets Zemo as safe, pure, inexpensive, and superior to soaps and shampoos.
NEBRO LEADER AND EDUCATOR OF NOTE Hooker T Washington renowned educator and founder of Tuskegee Institute died at his home in Tuskegee Okla after a nervous breakdown He was born enslaved near Hale's Ford Virginia in 1857 or 1858 and became a leading national figure in the black education movement Funeral plans were announced with services at the Tuskegee Institute and a public memorial in Charleston W Va where leaders from across the state are to attend He is survived by his widow three children and many grandchildren and is mourned by national figures in education and civil rights
Wellington November 5. The government is considering how to manage the departure of military lighibies amid transport difficulties. A large number boarded yesterday’s vessel. Premier Massey said this would likely be the last lot sent for some time, awaiting better arrangements.
Women police have been appointed to watch market places in German Town Rotterdam to detect infringements of the maximum price list. The action aims to enforce price controls and maintain order in the market areas near Münsterglanbach and Als-Le-Chapelle.
An elderly veteran from Steubenville Ohio reports lasting strength gains after using Vinol for years. He credits renewed vigor for returning to work and recommends the medicine to other aged individuals and even prisoners seeking energy. Druggists in San Antonio promote the tonic with money-back offers and list multiple local outlets.
The novella mentions Theodore Roosevelt advocating a new diplomacy achieved through international government action and solidarity to curb misdeeds. He argues the United States should embrace its power to advance justice and align with intellectual and moral principles.
About 500 highway advocates from eleven states and Manitoba gathered in New Orleans to organize the Jefferson Highway Association. They aim to build an international route from New Orleans to Winnipeg with sessions selecting a permanent committee and discussing highway plans. Delegations from Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri officialise support for a route along the region.
The University of Texas extension department outlines a series of two weekly meetings at rural schoolhouses on cover crops farm year round work and other farm topics. Plans include musical evenings and community library ideas with cooperation from A and MS College and the state education department.
The Temps interview with the state monopoly director indicates France will likely face a match shortage. Imports from Ris have ceased. production shifts to Japan and Hindu-Chinese regions.US exports have dried up and labor shortages hinder output. batches required have risen from forty-eight to more.
At Texas, details are set for the Liberty Bell reception in Austin next Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. University students will participate and Judge Nelson Phillips, chief justice of the State Supreme Court, will deliver an address. A musical program will be carried out during the event.
Fragmentary notes describe a brief stay of an old relic in Austin. Names appear garbled as Lesgins and Puttees and several distorted terms hint at military or regalia, with scattered references to improvised or erroneous captions and a returning regular train timetable.
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