Congestion of Cotton Traffic Relieved in Southwest
Freight bottlenecks easing after a week of heavy demand in Texas. J F Dolard says two thirds of the southwestern cotton has been marketed and the situation is relieved. North and Central Texas crops now attract attention but are not expected to trigger further congestion. Railroads overcame labor shortages and car handling issues, with operations running smoothly. J M Ball notes sidings and switch tracks clearing.
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Southwest
Texas
San Antonio
J. F. Dolard
Katy
Central Texas
J. M. Ball
International & Great Northern
North Texas crop expected to run smoothly in coming weeks
He predicts no trouble handling the North Texas crop and expects affairs to proceed without issues for the next few weeks despite earlier crowding with cotton for compresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Diplomatic Consul May Be Subpoenaed in Forgery Case
Manuel Esteva Mexican consul in San Antonio may be served with a subpoena to testify in the Ernesto Martinez forgery case in the Thirty seventh District Court. Judge Anderson ordered district attorney Lytle to report on whether foreign representatives can be compelled to testify. Martinez was charged after an indictment. Esteva had earlier resisted appearance. River side Restaurant advertises meals 25 cents.
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Manuel A. Esteva
San Antonio
Ernesto Martinez
W. 8. Anderson
Nelson Lytle
Martinez
Criminal Court
Estevla
Anderson
Esteva
No Danger of Stomach Distress from Digestit
Digestit promises relief from indigestion after meals with two to three tablets. It digests food, stops gas and sour stomach, and is safe for children and adults. Schwab McElroy Drug Stores backs a money back guarantee if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab-McElroy
Obituaries for Mrs C S Daniel and James A Laird
Mrs C S Daniel 30 died of uremic poisoning last Saturday at Eagle Pass and was buried after arrival in the city. She was the wife of C S Daniel, a Southern Pacific engineer, and daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Tatum of Avenue C. James A Laird 50 died at his home on Fountain Street. He was a San Antonio native survived by his widow and a brother John Laird. The funeral will be today at the residence and St Mary's Catholic church with interment at San Fernando cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Eagle Pass
Southern Pacific
C. H. Tatum
Avenue C
Laird
James A. Laird
Fountain Street
San Antonio
John Laird
St. Mary's Catholic Church
San Fernando
Mrs Ruth McLain funeral held in city
The 28 year old Ruth McLain died at a local hospital and her funeral was held at 8 pm from Sloan Hagy parlors. She belonged to Central Christian church and Rev Orvis officiated. Surviving are her husband William G McLain and her relatives in Texas and local area. Interment followed at Mission Burial Park.
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Sloan & Hagg Undertaking Company
C. Miller
Cuero
W. R. Cunningham
San Marcos
C. D. Cameron
Claraville
Hester Miller
N. R. Thompson
Floresville
W. Z. Miller
College Station
A. G. Miller
Mission Burial Park
Endorse Charities Fund Backing By Local Associations
Resolutions passed at a Pastors association meeting, endorsing the Chamber of Commerce in forming the Charities Fund and the San Antonio Humane Society as the chosen humane group. The committee advised both Humane societies to retire from the field if not chosen, with agreement to abide by the decision.
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Pastors’ Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Chamber of Commerce
Charities Fund Association
San Antonio Humane Society
Humane Society
Humane Societies
Bexar County Humane Society
Courts Open Nine Months Term In Texas
The Court of Criminal Appeals and the Third Court of Civil Appeals opened their nine months term in Austin with the Supreme Court to follow. Wednesday marks the first opinion day as the high courts face substantial backlogs. Attorneys for J Beal Sneed are expected Wednesday to argue his appeal from District Judge Browning's bail refusal, with prosecutors notified. If records are delayed a special submission may be arranged.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court
J. Beal Sneed
Browning
Motions for rehearing in Texas Criminal Appeals list cases
The Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin reports motions for rehearing submitted and a list of cases set for October 16. Names include Thompson from Hunt, Williams from Cherokee, Tucker from Travis, Pistole from Dallas, Knapp from Dallas, Kirby from Ellis, Banks from Tarrant, Oates from Ellis, Wooley from Dallas, Love from Delta, Rawls from Jasper, Wren from Hamilton, and others from multiple counties. Several cases marked for rehearing and two cases per McLennan.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. L. Thompson
Hunt
Matt Williams
Cherokee
Mathew Tucker
Travis
Henry Pistole
Dallas
Henry R. Knapp
John Kirby
Ellis
Lonie Wood
Tyler
John Gaines
Bowie
Lee Ciphers
Caldwell
Ira Hart
Grayson
A. A. Ashmore
Erath
Walter Snell
McLennan
F. N. Hamilton
Mason
Tom Walls
Hall
T. C. Lyster
Morris
Dick Brinson
Lampasas
Frank Woods
Burleson
Henry Robertson
R. L. Wells
Carrie Overstreet
Hal D. Sharp
Jim Wells Et
Panola
W. H. Yoakum
Louie Coffman
Nardo Lerma Alaino
Duval
Surrey Johnson
Lavaca
Supreme Court Convenes in Texas On Motion Docket
The Supreme Court convened this afternoon in Austin Texas for a call of the motion docket as part of the session. Justices prepared to rule on pending motions and schedule further arguments.
Finance meetings set for Chamber of Commerce group
The Chamber of Commerce finance committee watches finances this afternoon, with a board directors meeting called for Tuesday afternoon on the same topic. The executive committee has not met for over a month, creating many matters awaiting disposal. Secretary J. F. Carter will report on his three week north and east trip and may announce winter advertising campaign plans for San Antonio.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. F. Carter
October term orders issued on motion docket
On call of the motion docket the court issued several orders including motions for rehearing in Equitable Life Association vs Amanda M Ellis Travis county Western Union Tel Co vs Elizabeth Cates De Witt D K Fitzhugh vs M T Johnston Ector Western Union Telegraph Co vs May Harris Dallas City of Dallas vs Dallas Con Elec Ry Co Western Union Telegraph Co vs J R True et al Tarrant. Dismissals by agreement in Coutorie vs Max M Roensch McLennan 8 S Miller et al vs S A A P Ry Co Bee. Transfer to Sixth district in A J Anderson vs Farmers and Merchants Ins Co Agreed motion to enter final judgment in L S Faucher vs Co B Metcalfe Tom Green. Motion to advance in 4H D Adams et al vs State Livingstone.
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Equitable Life Association
Amanda M. Ellis
Travis County
Western Union Tel. Co
Elizabeth Cates
de Witt
D. K. Fitzhugh
M. T. Johnston
Ector
Western Union Telegraph Co
May Harris
Dallas
City of Dallas
Dallas Con
Elec. St. Ry. Co
Ins. Co
Faucher
B. Metcalfe
Tom Green
D. Adams Et al
State of Texas
Livingstone
Matthews Cafeteria Serves Wide Selection of Good Eats
Steam tables showcase a variety of hot and savory dishes at Matthews Cafeteria located at 222 Losoya. Patrons linger over quick plates and familiar favorites in a bustling lunch setting.
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Matthews
Losoya
Congregationalists plan city survey for new church
E Tower superintendent of Texas Congregational work led a San Antonio meeting at the Y M C A to count local Congregationalist families. He will report findings to the Home Missionary Society in New York before decisions on a church are made. Eight families attended, with Tower hoping many more exist in the city. Matthews Cafeteria at 222 Losoya promises a wide range of well cooked food with no tips.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
A. F. Peeler
St. Louis
Frederick D. Rogers
Chicago
Ill
Fletcher
William C. Bloomer
Cleveland
Ohio
HE. Down
Philadelphia
Edward Parrish
Brooklyn
N. Y
J.B. Elliott
New York City
C. G. Sprague
Omaha
Neb
H. F. Merrill
Augusta
Congregationalisty of
San Antonio
E. Tower
Texas
Y. M
Tower
Dallas
Saeee Beleves
Matthews
Losoya
Real Estate Transfers Involving Multiple City Blocks
Charles Maurer and wife transfer lot 12 block 4 new city block 782 to John Stricker for 1600 dollars. Southwestern Land Corp sells lots 21 to 25 block 1 Burlin Heights for 770 dollars. Thomas PD. and R. L. Glover convey lots 39 and 40 block 9 Mission View addition to Paul A. Schmidt for 176 dollars.
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Charles Maurer
John Stricker
New City
Southwestern Land Corporation
Alfred L. Schlather
Burlin Heights
Thomas PD
R. L. Glover
Paul A. Schmidt
Mission View Addition
Riverside Restaurant Serves City’s Best Meals at 25c
J O Flynn, general freight claim agent for the International and Great Northern, visits San Antonio on department business. The era of mothers clubs dominates talk though the Cleveland Leader recalls a time when the epee sufficed for defense.
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J. & O'Flynn
The
International & Great Northern
San Antonio
Cleveland
Fight for Cotton Pickers Echoes in Waco melee
In Waco Texas farmers from Hill and McLennan counties clashed over cotton pickers on the public square. Several fines were paid in city court after yesterday's free for all fight following the dispute over possession of workers.
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Waco
Tex
Hill
Pursuit Ends in Killing Near Greenville Police Shootout
Investigation of a shooting affray near Greenville Texas yesterday left Assistant Chief of Police John L Southall dead Special Deputy Sheriff R Emmett Shipp and Slant Slemmons a liveryman of Lone reportedly slain after a pursuit during which the suspect refused to surrender to officers The incident occurred yesterday afternoon in the vicinity of Greenville.
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Greenville
Tex
Here
John L. Southall
R. Emmett Shipp
Slant Slemmons
Lone
Slemmons Resists Arrest During Pursuit in Oak Case
Oak reports Slemmons refused to surrender as officers attempted arrest after a pursuit over a disturbance call. Slemmons allegedly flourished a revolver and said he would not be taken alive. John Cooper, riding in Slemmons buggy, had no known involvement.
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Oak
Slemmons
John Cooper
Building Permits Report From Nueva Hidalgo Colima Streets
Building permits listed include Mrs. A H Shafer gallery frame on Nueva street for 200 dollars P Ramos three room dwelling on Hidalgo street for 625 dollars Mark I Smith store alterations for 1000 dollars RO Balle addition on Palo Gerde for 150 dollars gues Lopez one room addition on Colima street for 00 dollars.
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A. H. Shafer
Nueva Street
P. Ramos
Hidalgo Street
Mark I. Smith
R. O'Balle
Palo Gerde
Gues Lopez
Colima Street
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K Also Mining
W. A. Wilson
Schuler Company
Salinas Street
Cameron
Railroad Freight Department
Riverside Restaurant
Dr. Stotts & Co
South
Dr. Stotts
Corp Irvarrin
Gunter Bidg
Apes SR
Bos
ALL Druggists, OR
E. Fougera & Co., Inc. N.Y
Endorse Charities Fund
Mighea
Gainene
Castor
Td Desamcelittor
Tre Centau
Compar
New York
Castoria
Fcochoga
aTllv
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Fatima
Lopate Myarsr Soba
Riverside
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Darel Aa
Abia
Dane AG
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