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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1912

Page

9

Night School Visit Shows Growing Attendance At Pecos Street

A School board committee led by T. M. Dechman and others visited the night school on Pecos Street No. 8. The board has added teachers as attendance climbs, noting that night students are working adults who would miss education without evening classes. The members praised the program and affirmed support to expand night school as conditions permit.

Pecos Street T. M. Dechman C. H. Florian Sam L. Harris Pecos Harris

Ringworm Remedy Promoted by Local Druggist

A San Antonio druggist touts Saxo Salve as a superior treatment for ringworm and other skin conditions. The ad claims the product destroys parasites, soothes skin, and offers a money back guarantee.

A.M. Fischer San Antonio

Police matrons eyed for San Antonio rail stations

Alderman Lipscomb weighs introducing an ordinance to compel railway companies to hire matrons after the defeat of a city ordinance authorizing city employment of policewomen at stations. The plan hinges on legality and is to be reviewed by the city attorney. A. Collman, plumber.

San Antonio Lipscomb Fowlerton

Taft Campaign Fund Details Surface in Senate Hearing

Charles P. Taft testified before the Senate campaign contributions committee as testimony showed the Taft campaign cost about 265000 with the Taft brothers contributing around 150000. McKinley said the outlay was five times the expected amount and related records were sought from Elmer Dover. Senator Scott recounted 1904 fundraising tensions and White House pressure for funds, including aPossible Harriman aid message and Roosevelt guidance on money returned to party.

Washington Charles P. Taft Cincinnati Senate Campaign Contributions Committee McKinley Taft Taft Brothers Charles D. Hilles Dover Elmer Dover Tacoma Republican Committee Chicago Nathan B. Scott West Virginia Bliss Broadway White House Scott Republican National New York Cortelyou Roosevelt Perkins Planerd Oil Company

Fritzi Scheff Seeks Divorce Amid Theater Life Split

Rumor confirms Fritzi Scheff separated from novelist John Fox Jr. She contemplates a divorce on abandonment grounds. The charming prima donna remains loving yet unhappy as he prefers quiet Virginia hills over constant travel and stage bustle.

Fritzi Scheff John Fox Jr Virginia Hills

Colquitt Heads to Houston for Rice Institute Event

Governor Colquitt leaves Austin for Houston tonight to attend Rice Institute's first academic festival and take part in the program. Adjutant General Hutchings joins the party. they will then move to Dallas for the state fair opening Saturday morning.

Austin Tex Colquitt Houston Rice Institute Henry Hutchings Dallas

Tomorrow Turkey Dinner at Riverside Restaurant

A big Thanksgiving style event offers a turkey dinner and chicken supper tomorrow at the Riverside Restaurant. Public seating and seasonal specials are described for the dining room.

Riverside

Truck Growers 10 Elect Officers Here

Directors of the Southern Truck Growers association meet here next Monday in the Gibbs building to elect officers and name committees. They will decide on resolutions from the August stockholders meeting including equal representation for all members, and plan policies for 1913.

Southern Truck Growers’ Association Gibbs Association

Express firms oppose new rates before ICC

At Washington an industry coalition including Adams, American, Southern, United States and Wells Fargo argued before the Interstate Commerce Commission that proposed express rate hikes would cut revenue by about 27.2 million dollars annually. They urged a simplified rate plan as a fair alternative.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Walter D. Hines Adams American Southern United States Wells-Fargo Commission Hines

Riverside restaurant claimed best meals in the city

A note from A Colman plumber at 16 Main Ave endorses Riverside restaurant as offering the best meals in the city for 25c. The reader says they have visited and found it good.

Riverside A. Colman Main Ave

San Antonio Post Office Seeks Two More Carriers

Post office headquarters requests an appropriation to cover substitutes on seven routes for the San Antonio office. A prior summer effort added five carriers, two granted, and a current report cites a delivery omission on thirteen routes last week with thousands of letters delayed. Assistant Postmaster Fuller expects fair winter operations with substitutions and route rearrangement.

Post Office San Antonio Stevens Fuller

Campaign fund donations tallied at $290.50

Chairman Marshal Hicks reported no new subscriptions beyond last night totals for the democratic national campaign fund. Donations reported include Hicks himself at 100 dollars and others such as J E Harper 3 and John H Bickett 20, forwarded to Cato Sells for transmission to the national fund.

Democratic National Campaign Fund Marshal Hicks Hicks Cato Sells National Fund W. R. King George R. Gillette

Births Recorded At Addresses In Local Listings

To Mr and Mrs Vasquez a boy born October 9 at 820 South Laredo street. To Mr and Mrs Kress a girl born September 12 at 1626 North Pine street. To Mr and Mrs Freed a boy born September 29 at 207 South Mesquite street. To Mr and Mrs Painien a boy born September 26 at 805 Garza street. To Mr and Mrs Herman a girl born October 2 at Kirby Station.

M. Vasquez South Laredo Street J. H. Kress North Pine Street M. Freed South Mesquite Street Arthur B. Painien Garza Street Herman Open Kirby Station

Real estate transfers list from early 1910s city parcels

The record lists numerous property transfers across Rosedale Park Berlin Heights and adjacent areas from September to October 1912. Named buyers include Irvin R. Alexander Henry Saur Robert P. Saur Katarina Arnold Edward Litter Ambrose Haley Andrew Janca and others with prices ranging from 100 to 3750 dollars. Land parcels cover lots and blocks in Rosedale Park Berlin Heights Lynnwood and Madeline Terrace Alamo Heights among others.

Southwestern Land Corporation Irvin R. Alexander Rosedale Park Henry Saur Robert P. Saur Katarina Arnold Berlin Heights Ferdinand Boehme Ambrose Haley Edward Litter Ben Haley Andrew Janca T. H. Co. Hyde G. B. Young Lynnwood John PD. Sipple J. L. Duffin Ey City Denver Boulevard John C. Delgado John D. Sipple New City Vv. L. James Juan Contreras Tampico Mariano Turin J. H. Bourgeies Lopez Street Rosa Irwin E. A. Holland Mistletoe Avenue Jose Martinez Et al Manuel Martinez Medina River H. R. Dryden B. B. Wright New City Block Halliday Avenue P. J. Owens Lumber Company J. A. McCarty William Langbein T. F. Luna Albert E. Meyer Henry Wachtendorf Pablo Cardona Theodore Hoop Rudolph Wurzbach

Riverside Restaurant Serves KC Meats for Supper

River side restaurant advertises 25 cent chicken supper and promotes Kansas City meats for chops or steak, inviting patrons to dine at Riverside.

Riverside Kansas City

Burial Permits Listed for Five Residents

Five burial permits record deaths from early October. Herminia Mendez aged 13 died October 8 at 113 Jean Street. Lynn Green aged 32 died October 7 at 1404 Matamoras Street. T O Summers aged 27 died October 7 at 3316 Lakeview Avenue. Maria B Kuehner aged 29 died October 7 at 419 South Pecos Street. Bessie Knotts aged 65 died October 7 at 807 Mulberry Avenue.

Herminia Mendez Jean Street Ly@n Green Matamoras Street T. O. Summers Lakeview Avenue Maria B. Kuehner South Pecos Street Bessie Knotts Mulberry Avenue

Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair in Moments

An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming fast results with silky hair after a simple cleanse. It promises reduced dandruff and itching, with new hair growth appearing after weeks, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle.

Knowlton

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