Firing at Stock Exchange saloon linked to Norton case
Juan Paiz testified Norton fired the fatal shot at Clive H. L. Shook in the Stock Exchange saloon on June 12, 1909. Paiz described a clinched confrontation, Shook’s head to Norton’s chest, and a pistol discharged from Norton’s hand as Shook fell on the sidewalk.
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Clive HL Shook
Fred Tolle
Stock Exchange
Julius R. Norton
Juan Paiz
Norton
Thirty-seventh
Paiz
Paix
C. A. Davies
Joe Morales
Joe Hopwood
Ater
Shook Ad Norton
Hook
Dolorosa Street
San Fernando Cathedral
Peopiec
Ook
Nora
Oak
Shook
Said
Amerin
Coomerce Street
Ed James Routledge
Flaws in Organization of Army Found in Inspector General Report
Washington November 23 The annual report of the inspector general outlines flaws in army organization surfaced by mobility tests four day camps and bayonet drill. It notes many troops poorly trained while praising field concentration in Texas and plans a new division mobilized with full personnel staffs and equipment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Inspector General's Department
A. W. Brewster
Texas
Elks Grand Officers Visit San Antonio for Royal Welcome
Grand Exalted Ruler John P. Sullivan of New Orleans and Grand Secretary Fred Robinson of Dubuque pass through San Antonio en transit to Portland. Local Elks prepare a royal reception at the depot, informal gathering, and a Mexican banquet with speeches by the visitors and members.
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San Antonio
John P. Sullivan
New Orleans
Fred €. Robinson
Dubuque
Pacific Coast
Lodge of Elks
Southern Pacific
Morni
S. &. Weller
C. S. Austin
Walter Napier
R. J. Boyle
L. B. Clegg
Cin
J. R. Davis
Messrs. Sullivan and Robinson
Portland
Ore
Wi Paso
Show Girls Reach Trial For Attempted Murder Of Stokes
Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, show girls who shot millionaire sportsman W. D. Stokes last June, were brought to trial in New York on indictments charging attempted murder. Two additional counts accuse assault.
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Stokes
Associated Press
New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. D. Stokes
Millionaire Sports
San Antonio Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast
For San Antonio and vicinity the forecast calls for a fair night and Friday with colder conditions tonight including frost. Friday shows little temperature change with stable conditions ahead.
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San Antonio
Weather notes for travelers across major cities
Observations at 8 am show St Louis 34 cloudy NW wind fourteen, fair tonight and Friday. Chicago 34 cloudy W wind ten, rain or snow tonight, fair Friday. Milwaukee 24 cloudy W twelve, snow tonight and possibly Friday. St Paul 12 cloudy W twenty, snow tonight and Friday. Kansas City 22 clear W twenty two, wind from the north. New York 30 clear S six, rain or snow Friday. Boston 28 clear W eight, fair tonight, rain or snow Friday. Washington 32 partly cloudy S four, rain or snow tonight and Friday.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
San Antonio Light Premier Carrier for AP Leased Wire
No other newspaper carries the Associated Press leased wire in whole or in part into San Antonio, a fact asserted as official with no basis in contention. The San Antonio Light remains the sole carrier of this service locally.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Beulah Binford Rumor Stirs Richmond Murder Case
Richmond report of Beulah Binford arrival provokes interest but later says she is in New York and will not come. Henry Clay Beattie Jr. faces death by the electric chair tomorrow for the murder of his wife. Beattie, calm and well dressed, remains with ministers and family members as prosecutors and supporters discuss the possibility of a confession.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Beulah Binford
New York
Henry Clay Beattie Jr
State Penitentiary
John Fix
Beattie
Douglas
Aids
Dr. Fix
Young Beattie
American Prelates Given Big Reception in Rome
Cardinals designate John M. Varley and Diomede Falconio arrived in Rome at 8 15 am. Clergy knelt and kissed their rings at the station while travelers and others joined in the cordial welcome. Papal suite carried flags as the papal colors marked the occasion. Cardinal Merry Del Val briefed the pope on the reception and the pope expressed pleasure and anticipation of meeting them soon.
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Associated Press
Rome
John M. Varley
Diomede Falconio
Merry del Val
Frost Predicted Tonight Over Wide Texas Area
A high pressure region dominates the West of the Mississippi with Montana at center, promising frost as ground temp will drop below 40 degrees before morning. Clear skies needed for frost. dew stays on ground only under clouds. Light rains fell last night in North and East Texas under a transient low. San Antonio forecast is unreliable as it lies on the edge of the main high.
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Mississippi River
Montana
Mississippi
Texas
San Antonio
Question Russia's Right in Persia Entry
Foreign Secretary Grey told the house of commons that Persia has agreed to comply with Russia's ultimatum but the entry of Russian troops into Persia is not likely to be completed for a few days.
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Russia
Frress
London
Persia
Grey
House of Commons
Train Plunge Kills Moors In France River Disaster
A Montreuil Belay bridge collapse sent a passenger train into the Thouet in Maine et Loire. About sixty perished as cars sank, passengers escaped via windows, and trees or boats offered hopes of rescue though floods swept away boats in the area. Exact toll and rescues were not yet confirmed.
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Associated Press
Saumur
France
Thouet
Montreuil-Belay
Maine et-Loire
Angers
Poitiers
Passengers Rescued From Stranded Prinz Joachim
All aboard the steamship Prinz Joachim, stranded on Atwood Key in the Bahamas, have been transferred to the Ward line steamer Segurancia. They are en route to Nassau, with Segurancia expected to arrive between 2 and 5 PM, officials say.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Navy
Joachim
Atwood Key
Bahamas
Ward Line
Segurancia
Nassau
Segurrancia
Vigilancia
Prinz Joachim
Labor Leaders to Face Fresh Contempt Trial in DC
Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison must again stand trial in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on contempt charges tied to the Buck Stove and Range case. Justice Wright denied their dismissal motion, ruling contempt is not criminal and not barred by the statute of limitations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Wright
Enemies allegedly circulated unsigned manifestos tied to General Reyes
Attorney Rodolfo Reyes says three manifestos signed with the printed name B Reyes may be an enemy plot to harm General Reyes. He notes the documents were found in a Laredo house trunk and the general is ill and avoiding reporters.
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B. Reyes
Rodolfo Reyes
General Reyes
Laredo
Reyes
Inco
Attorney Reyes
Peoa
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Cross River near Juarez linked to arms consignment
A carload of arms was found consigned to Garza Galan, a Bitter enemy of President Madero, near the Cross River by Juarez. The recovered consignments point to illicit smuggling tied to the Mexican political strife surrounding the Madero administration.
Officials Edge Toward Regista Army Near Juarez
Officials in Juarez are convinced that Registas are attempting to marshal an army near the city. Pascual Orozco, at camp Juarez, has been advised to 300 Registas who crossed into Mex Zaragoza twelve miles east of Juarez. Troops were sent to intercept them and arms were consigned to Garza Monterey as the matter is investigated by secret service men. Galan, a bitter foe of Madero, is noted in context of the revolutionary period.
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Paso
Tex
Pascual Orozco
Juarez
Tod
Registas
Mex Zaragoza
el Paso
Garza Monterey
Galan
Madero
Diaz
Juarez Prepares for Regista Attack With Forces and Guns
Juarez in northern Mexico braces for a Regista blow. About 300 armed men and 100 Orozco troops reinforce the garrison alongside field guns. Supply lines have been replenished since the Juarez battle, with ammunition stockpiles growing for a prolonged siege. Juarez fears Regista plans, aided by local sympathizers, and hopes U.S. action will curb border activities.
Classified Ad Rates and Reach Question
The notice discusses want ads starting tomorrow for ten days at ten cents per word per insertion. It mentions a refund if discontinued early and claims ten days of exposure to over 500000 readers via a 15 cent quarter page reach. It asks how much would reach the same readers with circular letters.
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Nixon Station
Westhoff
Manufacturers’ League
Smiley
Stockdale
Waege
Prengh Railway
Bey Water
Seguranda
Gompers
Revistas
Cross River
Orozco
Zaragoza
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Garza Galan
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President Madero
Chihuahua
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Arma
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