Armour in San Antonio Sparks Talk of Plant Expansion
J Ogden Armour head of the Armour packing firm visits San Antonio incognito, traveling by private car. He refuses press contact and plans to tour the city, later heading to New Orleans, while remarks hint at possible plant expansion in Dallas and Fort Worth. Attending are Lawrence H L Armour, Arthur Meeks, Howard Gillette, and J R Diphin. Armour’s private secretary accompanies Mrs Armour.
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Sem Antonio
Armony
Southern Pacific
Mr. Armour
Menger Actes
Arr
Armour
San
Fort Worth
Etmond
The
Light
Ims Auto
New Oxling
Tonio
San Antonio
Sumer
J. Ogken Arnmite
Lawrence HL Avie
Arthur Meeks
Howard Gillette
RB Diphin
Aymour
Fen Chicags
Ag Lawrente Armour
Manse Sly
Sour t fines man who applauded verdict
In Waxahachie Texas today a man was fined 25 dollars after courtroom applause greeted the acquittal verdict. The incident occurred as the jury returned the verdict in the clatriet court room, with W. Ros som among those fined.
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Waxahaabte
Tex
Clatriet Court
W. Rossom
Burglar Gang Steals Jewels in Waco Heist
Special to The Light Way Tex. November 14 describes burglars sweeping through wealthy homes last night and early today in Waco, taking jeweled opera glasses and other valuables valued around $1000.
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Tex
Vasidenera
Rabe Michael Case Reignites Married Property Rights Debate
The case of Phy Michel against Sige Pund Harde returns to the courts over whether a husband may recover wages paid to his wife by her employer. At trial Judge Seeligson ruled for the defendant, but on appeal the verdict was reversed and remanded, recognizing the husband’s right to recover funds as wages to his wife. The ruling spurred a statewide movement to overhaul property rights for married women.
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Mielzel
Rane
Rube
Michael
Theharl
Bryan Candidate If Conditions Demand
Corpus Christi Texas November 1 W J Regan said he would be a presidential candidate again if the glycumalances demanded and that he would leave tomorrow for Monterey to reiterate the claim.
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Bryan
Corpus Christi
Pex
W. J. Regan
Monterey
Widow Panleta Wolfe of San Antonio Founder’s Widow
The death of Mrs. Panleta Wolfe occurred at 7:20 p.m. at the home of Mrs. B. Mayer, 101 King William Street. Born in 1844 in San Antonio, widow of A. F. Wulff, she was active in union support and lived in San Antonio most of her life. She left four sons and five daughters, including Max B. Myer and Isabel Watt, all of San Antonio.
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Farv
B. Mayer
King William Scupet
San Antonio
Ats
Waltt
Jose Olivarid
Canary Islan Selfiers
of Castle
Mra. Walft
Anil
Wilah San Antoniio
Alamo Glaza
Waitt
United States
Presidio del Norte
Alm
Mie
Wall
Wulff
Gang
Wen Sait
Trot Wrllf
Tinmye
Prinktad
Wwitlard Gi Ward
Mra
Po Tyvpaach
Mics
Max B. Myer
Mra. C. Lammers
Mia Marlo Wulff
Misa Isabel Watt
Fan Antonio
Freight rate dispute at Texas rail hearings
Texas shippers and the state railroad commission challenge a proposed 20 percent freight rate increase at the border. J J Arthur of the Texas railroad commission testified on through rates and independent lines within Texas, arguing rates favored by the main line over parallel segments, as the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing continued.
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Ratiroad
Texas
Trafic
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Texas Shippers
Raiload
J.J. Arthur
Texas Railroad Commission
Sim H H. Cowan
Moet Worth
Khow
Mr. Arthur
Cawan
Petskins
Mem
Murder cases set for trial in Thirty seventh district court
Five defendants charged with murder are scheduled for trial next week in the Thirty seventh district court starting November 28. The docket includes the cases of Walter Kyers, Lownia Hall, Milherta Quinteve, Ruperto Rodriguez, and mon Montalva, with special juries summoned for each.
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Eame
Duke
Dling
Walter Kyers
Lownia Hall
Dace Anderaont
Milherta Quinteve
Ruperto Hodriguez
Mon Montalva
Quillarmo Hasna
Rockefeller recounts early price fixing efforts
John D. Rockefeller discussed early price fixing attempts during testimony in New York. Rockefeller, expected to remain on the stand all day, faced cross examination by government lawyer Holm D Archbold, vice president of Standard Oil, as the hearing moved to a larger room amid police presence in the corridors.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Seeko Death in Oil Flames in Sherman Texas
Nov 14 in Sherman Texas Attol Aughton, 21, reportedly set herself ablaze at a nearby locale after catching fire to her clothing with oil. Neighbors aided but the woman died as flames surged, with onlookers attempting to cool the blaze.
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Sherman
Tex
Beto
Engineer Killed in M T and P Wreck Near New Orleans
A Texas and Pacific passenger train known as the Cannon Ball wrecked about 40 miles from New Orleans. Engineer Kaggrear Smith was killed, the baggage car and a coach were thrown from the track, and several passengers were injured. The cause appears to be excessive speed or derailment.
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New Orleans
Texas & Paellic
Wis
Wrorailig
Kaggrear Smith
Zweeprending
Deaths From Mistaken Drug Labeling In Virginia Society Girl
Special to The Light La Grange Pax Nov 12 Virginia Carter a young social leader aged about 20 died this morning from complications after a botched drug label caused by a misread label She had been suffering from seven ailments and drank from a mislabeled bottle leading to her death in a tragic accident of medical labeling error.
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Pax
Virginia
Carter
Ange
Philadelphia firm goes 10 the wall
Philadelphia firmito brokers John A Boatman and company made an engagement today to Lincoln Eyre in charge of Niecambany's pay. The tires his chalk of 18 offices in mintern cities, two offices hehyyio, arsieumoenh wry voluntary prd cammed by the bill movement. in the slack market. While on figures are Yet avaktatic, It is believed the failura will no vrove Au important ana.
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Piliadelphia
John A. Boatman and Company
Sinck Brokers
Lincoln
Eyre
Niecambany
Apy
Death Takes Edward Steves in San Antonio Area
A telegram announced the death of Edward Steves at 9:30 this morning near Hot SpringsArk. Survived by brother Binet Steves mother Mia Johanna Bleves and widow Alberts son at the bedside. Funeral set for Saturday evening 8:30 at Steves home in San Antonio, Steves was a prominent local figure born Cypress Creek Boerne November 14 186k.
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Albert Bieves
Uggn
Ed Steves
Willeh
Steves
Antosio
Bane
Cypress Creek
Boerne
Vonfort
Vine
Annie
Aury
Cortese
Germany
Washingtonion University
Powsh- Keepalis
Urs
Chinese ask sympathy of powers crisis diplomatists surprised
Prince Ching appeals to friendly powers to seek sympathy for China amid the crisis. Diplomatists express surprise at the strength shown by the government and its readiness to defend its position on the international stage.
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Ching
Pekin letters seek sympathy for new Chinese rulers
Pekio reports to President Roosevelt via a letter in the name of Puyi infant emperor outlining the throne’s trials in the past week. Similar messages go to allies of China. Diplomats note confidence in the new government as the regent Prince Chun and grand council members back stabilizing actions. Shanghai signals no fear of revolution progress.
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Pekio
Prince Ching
Board of Foreign Affairs
Roosevelt
Puyi
China
Leonie
Ching
Shanghai
Prince Chun
Yuan Shi Kai
Cheng Chi Ting
Grand Council
Pekin
Bonus Campaign Efforts By Railroad Committees
Railroad bonus committers are hard at work as they were yesterday. Secretary Carrington of the Business Me club reported about 3000 dollars in subscriptions yesterday evening, though many committees had not started, making the total difficult to verify. All connected with the cam PACS know persistent effort will be required to use the bonus.
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Patuca
Carrington
Business Me Club
Cam Pacs
Steves Family Leader Dies After Long Local Career
Edward Steves Sr's death ends a prominent era in the Steves firm lineage. The St. Louis area figure built the Steves and Sons lumber company, later guiding the Steves Arne venture, then partnered in business in Salina with brothers-in-law John and Jack Martin. He served in public service roles, held political posts, and belonged to many fraternal and social groups. Surviving are his widow, three sons Edward M Erast J and B Bet tum Steves, his mother Myra Johan in Steves, two brothers Albert and Ben Steves, and three brothers-in-law.
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Ed Steves, Sr
Steves Arne
Saliile
Mexico
John
Jack Martin
Steve
Theniler
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Aklerman
Hidith
Syerp
Ugcnding
Etty
Masdus
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Red Men
Edward M
Erast J
B. Bettum Steves
Mya
Johanni Steves
Albert
At Steves
John and
Lee B. Miller
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