Health board defends vaccination stance in San Antonio
Dr. H D Barnitz rejects Dr. Frederick Terrells claim the health board seeks to enforce the vaccination ordinance in public schools. He says enforcement is a school board prerogative under state law, with the health board handling private schools and only stepping in during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Barnitz
Board of Health
Frederick Terrell
San Antonio
Barnitz
Health Board
Directory supplement for 1911 changes announced
A supplement to the 1911 Directory will be issued around October 15 and include over 5000 changes and new names. Parties needing office or residence changes must mail requests by October 8 to J. A. Appler, publisher, P O box 487. The supplement is free to subscribers.
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J. A. Appler
P. O. Box
Notice of Professionals and Tradespeople Listing
Dr. Sara F. Herdman osteopath Gibbs Building home phone N. P. 3055 b. A. Collman plumber 416 Main Avenue listed with full contact details for local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara F. Herdman
Osteopath
Gibbs Bldg
Res
N. P
A. Collman
Main Ave
New Judge to Assume Duties October First in San Antonio
Captain Thomas D. Cobbs will be sworn in by Chief Justice J. H. James and take seat at the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals next Wednesday October 11. Local bar honors Cobbs while outsiders expect district resentment over a second San Antonio judge. Cobbs has long served in law and politics, with ties to the Southern Pacific and San Antonio legal circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Cobbs
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
The
Light
J. H. James
Dobbs
Bar of
San Antonio
James
Rio Grande Valley
James B. Wells
Colquitt
Railroad Time Table Fragments from Central Line
A fragmented schedule lists multiple train numbers, origins, and arrival and departure times. It includes connections from Houston, New Orleans, Laredo, Kerrville, El Paso, and Victoria with services to and from the north coast and other regional points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
New Orleans
Galveston
Ovens and
Saeee
North
Dallas, Ft. Worth
Waco
Gal- Vostom
Ooore
Iacin
Nouston
Coast
Coast Towns
Kerrville
Rere Kerrvils
Rhoos Des Seeta
Ossses
el Paso
Smeshaba Res
Cuers
Victoria
West
East
BS G
Cuero
Vic Beak
Santa Fe I
G. N. Depo
Postpone Neill Memorial At Fourth Court Opening
The death of Justice H. H. Neill of the Fourth court of civil appeals postponed the memorial planned for the opening of the appellate court's first day. Chief Justice James announced no exercises would occur due to unresolved resolutions, with Justice Fly noting the disappointment of the gathered bar. A bar association committee was to draft resolutions, assigned to Judge Don A. Bliss, but delays led to postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Neill
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
James
Fly
Bar Association
Don A. Bliss
Bliss
HYOMEI Remedy Promises Cure for Catarrh
A Bexar Drug Co advertisement promotes HYOMEI as easy relief for catarrh. It describes adding antiseptic liquid to the inhaler and breathing vaporized air to kill germs in the nose and throat, claiming it is the only remedy that reaches catarrh germs. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 and guaranteed.
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Bexar Drug Co
Prominent Attorneys Attend Justice Neill Memorial Talks
Attendees included many leading local attorneys who knew Justice Neill well. The event featured talks and later exercises are planned for later this week.
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Justice Neill
Higher Courts Hear Volume of Texas Supreme Court Motions
Special report from Austin lists motions for rehearing overruled and applications refused in the Texas Supreme Court. Cases include Kennedy versus Bender in Harris County and Clary versus Hurst in Caldwell, with set dates for October 11 and 18 and numerous writs of error denied.
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Supreme Court
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court of Texas
Edward Kennedy
J. M. Bender
Harris County
J. T. Talley
Lamar County
Delta
J. B. Clary
M. L. Hurst
Caldwell
T. B. Bond
J. T. Leeman
Swisher County
C. O. Coffin
W. P. Skow
el Paso
Pansy Durrill
J. T. Robison
Rosa Laeve
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Williamson County
T. H. Gilliland
C. D. Ellison
Hunt
Houston & Texas Central Railroad Company
William H. Gray
Robertson
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Comany
Juliette Pearson
Harris
So.uis Southwestern Railway
D. O. Driver
J. C. Ferguson
L. C. Wise
Taylor County
J. P
Court of Criminal Appeals Proceedings And Oct 18 25 Docket
Court of Criminal Appeals lists affirmations from various counties and ex parte cases from Bexar Travis Ellis El Paso Matagorda Dallas Harris and others. It also sets cases for October 18 and October 25 with numerous parties and counties named.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
J. M. Haynes
Potter County
W. O. Richards
Lubbock
G. H. Wagoner
Menard
Eugene and
Antonio Ogden
Bexar
N. G. Dena
F. Acosta
Hubert Stephens
Concho
J. F. Wallace
W. H. Gray
Travis
John Kirby
Ellis County
George C. Wilson
el Paso
Frank Stelzig
Matagorda County
Charles Northern
Dallas
T. J. Robertson
Galveston
Charley Jackson
Navarro
Phillip Bryan
Burt Trimble
Knox
John Leech
Co. M. Robertson
Harris
J. W. McDaniel
Lamar
Albert Sandifer
Tarrant
John Robinson
Williams
Tom Stephens
Fannin
George R. Reynolds
Somerville
Mat Fields
Smith
Jose Alvnis
Karnes
John Henry Peddy
Shelby
Ex Parte
State Loses Case Against Salazar in Closed-Waters Fishing Charge
Corpus Christi Texas Oct 4 A jury found E Salazar fisherman for C W Gibson not guilty in the State of Texas versus Salazar case charging sale of fish in closed Corpus Christi Bay waters Twenty seven related cases in the same court against other fishermen on the same charge are expected to be dropped following the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas
State of Texas
E. Salazar
C. W. Gibson
Corpus Christ! Bay
Sterret
Depu
Tariff Debate Touts Y M C A Forum Event
The Y M C A Forum Debating Society met last night with essays by Nelson Lytle on The Argument from Example and Casual Relations and W Wilson on The South Carolina Nullification. The evening debate on removing the tariff on monopolized articles to curb domestic monopolies was won by the negative.
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Forum
Nelson Lytle
W. Wilson
South Carolina
George Thompson
Martin Coppard
Charles Neidert
Paul H. Scholz
Congressional Monetary Commission
Aldrich
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Royal
St. Louis
California
Pacific Northwest
Ticket Office
Houston Street
M. Bynum
J.O. Bell
C.M. Price
Grand Chapter Eastern Star
OLD Phone
W. Walthall
East Houston ST
Rocume
Cobbs
Taliaferro
Cunningham
Bexar County
Alton B. Parker
Claude V. Birkhead
Palestine
Laredo
Mexico
Price
Jardinieres
IXL
Rogers and Henckel
Jewel
Bohn Syphon
Neill
Davy Crockett
S. A
A.P. Depot
Pullman
Central Trust CO
Central Trust Building
Corner Commerce
Navarro Streets
Paus
J. O. TE
Merell
Alexander Koehler
B. G. Barnes
Joske
Dents
Maea
Aren Schreiner
Otto P. Bote
John T. Wilson
Jesse Oppenhet
Albert Steves Sr
Adolph Herff
Sam C. Bell
John Fest
John J. Stevens
Ed Rand
Atlee B. Ayres
R. W. Hearne
John W. Warren
Alfred Duerle
M. W. Terrell
M. Baumblatt
Adolph Wagner
Glad Toou Cale
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
111 Avenue
State Bank & Trust Company
St. Anthony Hotel
Bargest
Gunter Hotel Company
the Menger
H W. Wills, Mgr
Tide Bexar
Alfred Sanner
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