Lamo case to be taken to high court on rehearing
A motion for a rehearing in the case of Dr. A. B. Conley et al vs Daughters of the Republic was filed in the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals by J. F. Carl for Governor Colquitt. If denied, the case will go to the Texas Supreme Court. Carl said Colquitt leaves the matter to him and will pursue the appeal if needed. Rare books valued near 1 million dollars are noted in a New York Evening Post item, and a Jacobite glass sold for up to 500 dollars in The Bargain Column of an English periodical.
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J. F. Carl
Vernor Colquitt
Carl
Texas Sc‘eme
Colquitt
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Suffolk
New York Evening Post
Hamburg
Germany
New York Tribune
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
A newspaper blurb promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver tonic replacing dangerous calomel. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and cites A. M. Fischer backing, noting the product is a vegetable liquid for constipation biliousness sour stomach and torpid liver at 50 cents for a large bottle.
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Dodson
A. M. Fischer
City Seeks Engineer to Plan Sewer Bond Spend
Mayor Jones and a Chamber committee agreed on hiring a city employee to map sewer and drainage work for a proposed 5 000 000 bond. The aim is a $5 000 survey cost, with ward input on which streets to pave and city control of the project. Ward meetings will review arterial routes like Commerce Street River Avenue and South Flores Street.
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Jones
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Pancoast
Graebner
East Commerce Street
J. H. Savage
Savage
Pancoast
Commerce Street
River Avenue
Flores
Charles Graebner
Fred Hummert
Ed Dreiss
George Sauer
C. T. Pruitt
A. Kronkosy
Samme Bee Geo. T. Wilson
D. E. Olp
Bonds Approved For County Clerk and Sheriff In Court
The county commissioners approved official bonds for County Clerk Frank R. Newton and commissioner elect Charles X. Gutzeit this morning. Newton will be sworn in this afternoon while Gutzeit takes oath tomorrow at noon with new commissioners installed. Sheriff John Tobin's $15 000 bond was approved, after a reduction from $20 000, and he may be sworn in this afternoon or tomorrow.
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Frank R. Newton
Charles X. Gutzeit
Newton
Gutzeit
John Tobin
Tobin
Boost Moore for Cabinet Post in Agriculture
Chicago friends of Prof. Willis L. Moore of the United States Weather Bureau confirm a movement to name him secretary of agriculture. The report notes Moore’s credentials and backing from supporters in Chicago and national circles as the proposal gains traction ahead of possible cabinet considerations.
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Boost Moore
Chicago
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Agriculture
Peace Restored in Santo Domingo Prisoner Release
Word from the state department says all political prisoners in Santo Domingo have been released. Peace is restored in the republic.
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Republic
Washington, D. C
State Department
Santo Domingo
Water Committee to Confer With Potter on Contract Terms
The Citizens' Water Committee will meet tomorrow with engineer Alexander Potter and his wife Mrs Potter to discuss contract terms for the San Antonio Water Supply project. Potter favors a long term of at least ten years to fund necessary plant and distribution improvements, while Mayor Jones proposed a five year limit. Potter explains longer terms enable future city ownership and upgrades.
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Alexander Potter
San Antonio Water Supply Company
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Corpus Christi
Charles Graebner
San Antonio
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