$100 Fine and 3 Days in Jail for Broker R H Howard
Judge Dwyer imposed a $100 fine and three days in jail on Robert H. Howard for violating an injunction barring trafficking in non interchangeable railroad tickets. Detective Samuel Flynn testified Howard bought a ticket from a railyard associate. Seth Testard, charged similarly, was continued to Monday morning for further action.
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Robert H. Howard
Dwyer
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Company
Howard
Coun
Tarleton & Gump
Samuel Flynn
San Antonio
Horuton
Ate Loney Davies
Attorn
Jonger del
Seth Testard
Tragic double murder suicide at New Rochelle home
Firemen discover Nicholas Smith and his wife dead in their New Rochelle residence after a blaze. A revolver found near Smith and a note imply he killed his wife then shot himself to cover the crime. The scene shows a mirror wound in both bodies.
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New York
Nicholas Smith
Smith
Xod
Way Ptalniy Yavon
Lawsuit Seeks 59444 Damages From Railroads
Sults aggregating 944445 were filed today against the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad Missouri Kansas and Texas Kansas and Texas and the Midland Valley railroads by H. Corder and other Big Canot Ranch company members in Yer Tell county M. I. Corder et al The suits ask for 25117.80 and 24326.65 for failure to deliver cattle shipments to western points and for alleged overcharge in freight rates Each petition runs 12 pages covering every specific damage cause.
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Galveston
Hotly Wage Murder Trial Next Monday
Washington November 23. Both sides sharpen for what they hope is the last week of the Bradley murder trial. The defense will argue insanity with expert witnesses, while the prosecution contends Mrs Bradley was fully responsible and came to Washington to force a marriage or kill Senator Brown.
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Washington
Bradly
Bradley
Brown
Utah
Atien
Prominent Georgian Found Dead in Bed
Atlanta report states Walker P Tameng aged about 78, a leading citizen and financier, was found dead in bed this morning from natural causes after a final talk the previous night. Concurrently Anthony J Kontz, another elder Atlanta resident, died suddenly of heart failure.
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Atlanta
Walker P. Tameng
Georgia
Mr. Intianh
Anthony J. Kontz
San Antonio Light Promotes Kids Day at International Fair
Crowds of children attend the International Fair as the San Antonio Light offers a complete coupon set for today only. Coupons grant free fair admission and dozens of half price rides and shows including Dr Garver's Diving Horses and the miniature railway amid a festive, family friendly atmosphere.
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Nio Light
San Antonio
Wild Rose
RCES
LIGHT
Roosevelt Aide Near Death After Brain Clot Incident
Washington dispatch reports Frank P. Sargent, commissioner general of immigration and naturalization, critically ill at home in the city after a distressed night return from New York. Doctors diagnose a big clot on the brain leaving him bedridden and in danger.
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Washington
Frank P. Sargent
New York
Jagnose
Oysters blamed in death of traveling salesman
Rob ert Mitchell Canon, age 20, traveling salesman for Ben Candy Manufacturing, died at his residence after eating oysters four weeks prior. City health department cites oysters as direct cause. investigation not yet begun. He is survived by a wife and child. brother J R Osman of Hi Fuse is in the city.
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Robert Mitchell Canon
Richmon
4. A. Brown
Qamjion
J. R. Osman
Hi Fuse
He Eity
Osmon
Ben Candy Manufacturing Company
Avenue B
Arrested for a Texas killing 14 years ago
Sharllé Treg of Dallas, Texas, is bringing J. W. Bullard, a Birmingham merchant, back to Texas where he is charged with killing Hammons 14 years ago. Bullard says the shooting was in self defense, having fled to Central America before settling in Alabama and building a mercantile business. A partnership dissolution preceded the arrest, with Bullard claiming self defense.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sharllé Treg
Dallas
Texas
Coldwater
J. W. Bullard
Hammons
Bullard
Central America
Alabama
Roadwater
Bint
Bin
Public safety action stops assault after knife confrontation
Deputy Schumacher intervened last night during a street altercation on Alamo Plain. A Black man with a long knife threatened a young white man after shoving him off a sidewalk, but the deputy restrained the assailant with his public safety item.
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Schumacher
Coverig
Wil Wright
Alamo Plain
Toomuch
Wright
San Antonio Weather Forecast Tonight Through Sunday
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity calls for warmer conditions tonight and Sunday. A 12 hour low of 44 degrees was recorded this morning with a high of 68 noted in the previous 12 hours. Wind speed at 8 am was 4 miles per hour. A section compares today’s temperatures with those from four years ago.
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San Antonio
Wea Ceene & Am
Parade of traveling men opens San Antonio fair grounds
The parade led by the San Antonio Musical Union band and Mayor Callaghan featured Adolph Boldt of Houston as principal orator. Drummers and traveling men in broad badges moved along Alamo plaza to the fair grounds, with 300 to 400 members enjoying music, jokes, and sunshine. Boldt spoke warmly on traveling life, and Franklin Landis and J F Ryan of the Five Million Club bought all privy exhibits in the agricultural department.
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Texas
San Antonio Musical Union
Callaghan
Fair Grounds
Tren Tha Menger
Alamo Plaza
Houston
Main Avenue
Millary
Main Plazas
Commerce Street
Alamo Streets
Crockett Street
Nayuyu Street
Adolph Roldt
Texas Division
Dar
Bolding
Ople Read
Boldt
R. L. Barnett
Traveling Man's Association
Callahan
San Antonio
Homer T. Wilson
TPA
Carlon Bea
Z. Karber
Vetermn
Franklin Landis
J. F. Ryan
Chicago
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