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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
10
A motion to appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals seeks an appearance bond adjustment for Fletcher Way who is charged with the filling of an offense. The case centers on securing a proper bond amount through appellate review.
Louis Moglia remains in custody after a habeas corpus hearing. The thirty seventh district court under District Judge W. Anderson held the case on appeal and remanded the defendant to the county jail. The record was prepared Tuesday by Chief Deputy District Clerk Arthur Kileroth.
L Loobl a Hungarian immigrant and city immigration officer accuses the Austro-Hungarian embassy in Washington of involvement in the Theodor Kundtz plant strike. He says a striker adviser offered to sell out the workers for 6000, a claim supported by a dictagraph tape. Most Kundtestelkers are Austro-Hungarians.
A period ad urges hundreds of girls exhausted by a sex specific ailment to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the product restores health and makes work enjoyable for years, presenting the medicine as a proven remedy for women’s diseases.
Dr. L. B. Cummins, a San Antonio dentist born in Hempstead, died at a relative's home in Seymour Texas after a long illness. He was 43, survived by his widow Marie Alta Crook and daughter Manutl, and was active in Woodmen of the World and Masonic Lodge. Funeral planned in San Antonio with Dr. Porter officiating. Also notes death notices for A E Miler of San Antonio in Zacatecas and Charles A Stowe of Fort Worth with brief details.
Gan Antonio will be boosted as a winter resort via a wireless telephone from San Francisco to New York in a few days. The message will advertise the city as an ideal winter tourist destination and will mention the Menger hotel. Hawk H. Lee manages the Monger hotel and helped arrange the scheme with Frantis W. Miller of Oneonta New York.
A tonic article touts Sargol tablets as a natural aid to gain weight by improving fat and tissue absorption. It claims dramatic monthly gains for some users, with a money back guarantee from H. Warner and other druggists.
Bankers said the White Company of Cleveland, a leading maker of automobiles and motor trucks, is effectively transferred to J. P. Morgan & Co. as fixed agents for the Allies. A new corporation with 1000000 capital would take over, with profits since the war’s start cited between 7 and 10 million dollars.
The first annual safety meeting of the State Department is held in Oklahoma City with 260 attendees. Governor and industry leaders discuss the Workmen's Compensation Law and safety improvements, noting 40,000 fatal accidents annually and 2,000,000 non fatal injuries, while sectional meetings continue the program.
Premier Bratiano of Roumania denounced a small faction of Roumanian politicians who allegedly promised the Entente powers Roumania would side with them and push for concessions. The premier claimed to possess proof of their treason and identified Takedonescu, former interior minister, among the group.
Cleveland school teachers fail to reinstate six union officers discharged by Superintendent Frederick under board order for union activity. The Ohio Supreme Court lets the Court of Appeals ruling stand affirming Frederick’s justified action. The lengthy case has moved through Ohio courts.
The U S Army transport Buford arrived in Galveston with the Twenty third Infantry. The regiment will disembark and camp at Work Crockett after orders redirected from Douglas to a permanent Galveston camp. The Thirty third returns from Jacksonville where it guarded the rifle range during last month’s matches.
A county jury in the County Criminal Court sentenced a Black man to six months in jail for stealing a tire and rim from a machine in front of the Travis Club. County Attorney Dan Lewis warned of stricter penalties for tampering with auto parts and shifting gears as he pursues multiple complaints under a new law targeting auto tampering.
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