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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1916

Page

9

District Court Opens with Major Murder Case in Texas

October term convened as grand jury impaneled with Albin Seidel as foreman. Robert H. Frederick faces murder trial for the death of Fred Rust near the county’s north end on November 15, 1915, with verdict likely by week’s end.

Albin Seidel Thirtyseventh District Court Robert H. Frederick Fred Rust W.S. Anderson Terrell Baskin-McGregor Seidel Anderson

Electric campaign truck to tour New York state

The New York Hughes Alliance announces a modern campaign effort kicking off Tuesday with a 37 foot electric automobile truck. The vehicle will carry a band speakers and literature for distribution. Illuminated at night the truck will display signs appealing for support for Mr Hughes.

New York

Ripley Opposes Eight Hour Statute Appeal to Stockholders

Edward P. Ripley president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rail road appeals to stockholders to back remedial legislation against the eight hour law passed by Congress at the urging of four railway brotherhoods. He calls the act unconstitutional and urges resisting it by lawful means.

New York Edward P. Ripley Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad

Death of Santibanez Officially Confirmed

Mexico City reports the official confirmation of Alfonso Santibanez's death. Once a federal leader, Santibanez led a faction with General Jesus Carranza on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and held Carranza’s staff for ransom before the first chief refused to yield. Santibanez was killed at Zihuatlan, Oaxaca, by Aurelio Hernandez, a Diaz loyalist. Hernandez later died in a skirmish with Constitutionalist troops.

Mexico City Alfonso Santibanez Jesus Carranza Santibanez Aurelio Hernandez Felix Diaz Zihuatlan Oaxaca Hernandez Tehuantepec Venvetiano Carranza

Chinese Expatriate Census Counts Nine Million Abroad

The census from the Chinese ministry of commerce and agriculture lists nine million Chinese living outside China. India hosts 1.9 million, Cochin China 1.74 million, and Siam about one million. Siberia and the Malacca peninsula each hold about 0.5 million, Hong Kong 300,000, Canada and Mexico 200,000, while about 0.5 million reside in the United States and Europe.

Peking Ministry of Commerce and Agriculture India Cochin- China Siam Siberia Malacca Hongkong Canada Mexico United States Europe

Rebellion Quelled Near The Hague Across Dutch East Indies

Official dispatches report the rebellion in the Dutch East Indies largely quelled. Rebels near Macaratebi surrendered while earlier August dispatches noted riots in Jambi district Sumatra and a September update warned the rebellion was spreading.

the Hague London Dutch East Indies Macaratebi Jambi Sumatrar

Spanish Budget Seeks Large Credits for Reconstruction

The Spanish budget presented before Parliament shows expenditures around 1.325 billion pesetas and revenues about 1.421 billion pesetas. Extraordinary credits totaling 2.133 billion pesetas over ten years aim to fund army and navy reconstruction, roads, railways, and public instruction.

Paris Madrid

Mariners honor Captain Anderson for rescue at sea

A New Orleans committee presented Captain Nels Anderson of the Swedish bark Tana with a gold watch for his heroic rescue on August 23 of six crew members from the steamer Admiral Clark. Gifts were also given to a first mate and a steward of the Admiral Clark.

New Orleans Nels Anderson Tana Admiral Clark

Fayetteville State Bank Granted Texas Authority

At the State Banking board meeting in Austin on October 2 a certificate of authority to do business in Texas was issued to the Fayetteville State Bank of Fayetteville. The bank has a capital stock of 20000 dollars.

Austin Tex State Banking Board Texas Fayetteville State Bank of Fayetteville

Look and Feel Clean Look and Feel Fresh Daily

The article urges a morning internal bath by drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for digestion appetite energy and overall health, urging readers to obtain limestone phosphate from a drug store.

Port Bolivar harbor plans face setback from engineers

Washington Oct 2 The board of engineers for rivers and harbors questioned further improvements at Port Bolivar opposite Galveston citing high dredging costs, limited deep draft commerce, and risk to Galveston harbor. If maintained, $50,000 appropriations would revert to the treasury. Galveston and Port Bolivar interests vow resistance.

Washington, D. C Board of Engineers Galveston United States Congress Port

Druesedow Case Set for October 16 in Austin Court

In Austin Karl L. Druesedow former Harris county tax collector faces trial October 16 in Criminal District Court. Also scheduled on that date are tax cases against Morgan of Johnson county and Farquhar of Waller county with Judge A S Fisher swapping benches with Judge C W Robinson for the proceedings. Esperanza Exploration Company charter filed in State Department with $100000 capital to sell and convey real estate in other states and Mexico. Incorporators are Henry Barnes A E Norton W H ree and Ernest E Underwood.

Austin Tex Karl L. Druesedow Harris County Criminal District Court Morgan Johnson County Farquhar Waller County A. 8. Fisher C. W. Robinson Esperanza Exploration Company of San Antonio State Department Mexico Henry ©. Barnes A. E. Norton W. H. Ree Ernest E. Underwood

Bank Examiners Hold Quarterly Texas Conference

The State Bank Examiners met in Austin for a three day conference led by Charles O. Austin, state commissioner of insurance and banking. Afterward, districts for the examiners will be reassigned.

Austin Tex State Bank Charles O. Austin State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking

Judge Williams Body Sent to West Coast for Interment

The body of Judge William D. Williams, a member of the railroad commission, was shipped from Austin Texas by the Katy Texas Special to San Antonio and then by the Southern Pacific to Los Angeles California. From Los Angeles it was to be taken to Fulkerson California to lie beside Mrs Heppenstall, his mother in law. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 4 30.

Williams Texas Bar Association Fort Worth Railroad Commission State House Kentucky Texas Austin Tex William D. Williams Katy San Antonio Southern Pacific Los Angeles Cal Fulkerson Heppenstall Wil

Parliamentarian Bertrand Russell barred from travel and UK entry

The War Office served a notice preventing Bertrand Russell from travelling to the United States for a lecture tour and from entering any prohibited area in Britain. The order was signed by his cousin, Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. A F V Russell, as the competent military authority.

London Bertrand Russell Cambridge United States United Kingdom War Office A. F. V. Russell

Supreme Court Member Dies in Denver

Thomas Henry Anderson age 68 associate justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia died in Denver after an operation. He had come to Colorado to regain his health.

Supreme Court Denver Colo Thomas Henry Anderson Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Colorado

South Carolina leaders study Louisiana boll weevil fight

Governor Manning and a South Carolina delegation of businessmen educators and agricultural experts inspect Louisiana cotton growing marketing and storage efforts against the boll weevil. They report the pest is within 45 miles of the SC border and note Louisiana emphasizes crop diversification and livestock. Leaders plan to tour Baton Rouge and other sites throughout the week.

New Orleans Manning South Carolina Department of Agriculture Louisiana South Baton Rouge

Necessary Affection Breach Case Ends With Mute Verdict

The court hears a dramatic breach of promise exchange as the defendant admits kissing the plaintiff daily to prevent her singing. The jury, comprised of men, returns a verdict for the defendants without rising from their seats. London Answers.

London

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Cleanse

An advertisement warns against calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. It claims calomel harms bones and causes salivation while Dodson's product cleanses the liver and bowels, with a money back guarantee if not effective by morning.

Dodson

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