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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1911

Page

7

Good Roads Day Urges Action Ahead of International Fair

Twenty thousand letters go out from D E Colp urging San Antonio and Bexar county residents to participate in the November 10 good roads day at the International fair. The effort seeks broad attendance, cross-community action, and sharing road-condition information while offering prizes for county car mileage, car counts, and best decorated vehicle. Colonel Roosevelt sends encouragement for boy scouts encampment. Princess Victoria, 21 inches tall, arrives. General Duncan commits to parade participation and troop display.

D. E. Colp Bexar Coun Ty Highway League Colp San Antonio Anyay Boxer T. R J. M. Vance Theodore Roosevelt International Fair Association United States Roosevelt International Repu Tation Princess Victoria Australia Vance Oklahoma The Fair Association Colquitt War Department Duncan Varnes P. Brown International Aule

Negress Escapes Jail by Jumping Forty Feet Then Recaptured

Mary Jane Lawson, indicted on arson and theft counts, escaped Sunday night from a county jail building without bars by dropping from a window forty feet to the ground. Recaptured at Sunset depot this morning after telling officers she waited for money to flee town. Deputy Warden Talbot Trainer had anticipated the escape and watched the depot.

Mary Jane Lawson Sunset Depot Jack Fraser Talbot Trainer

Fear Frost in Panhandle Farmers Rush Harvest

Panhandle farmers race frost by Oct 10 cutting corn kaffir and sorghum. Livestock on the range is fat, signaling good fall business for cattlemen.

Panhandle Associated Press Dalhart, Tex

Best for Biscuits Heatsrise on Cottolene in Mississippi School

A Mississippi Domestic Science teacher reports excellent results using Cottolene for biscuits producing light flaky texture with no disagreeable odor. She notes it as an ideal frying medium for croquettes and doughnuts giving a clean brown crust. Other experts like Mrs. Rorer and Marion Harland praised Cottolene for better, healthier, economical outcomes.

Mississippi Rorer Marion Harland

Manager Wills to Leave to Head Hotel del Coronado

H. W. Mills, manager of the Menger hotel since last February, resigns to take over as manager of the Hotel del Coronado near Los Angeles. The Coronado, Spreckels owned and the largest year round resort, houses 1200 guests. Wills began his hotel career nineteen years ago in New York City and previously led the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis.

H. W. Mills Menger Hotel del Coronado Los Angeles Spreckels Wills New York City San Antonio Claypool Indianapolis Indiana

Rockport businessman Charlies G. Johnson stops at the Crockett

Charlies G. Johnson, a local Rockport business man, is stopping at the Crockett during his travels.

Charlies G. Johnson Rockport the Crockett

Disbarment Sparks Ruckus in Local Bar

Witnesses prepare to testify before the grand jury on alleged attorney misconduct in Bexar County. Claims include illegal signing of bonds, probate misdeeds, and other schemes by several lawyers. Some fear broad repercussions for the bar.

Grand Jury Shook R. Newton Bexar County Bexarco

Renew Old Feud Ching Breaks Enemy in Gambling Game

Ham Ching and Sam Wah Hop, long enemies from a Canton romance, renewed their feud in Oklahoma City. Ching won $3500 in one night and reported Wah Hop to authorities. Dr Andrew W A Grayson agreed to interpreter at the trial. L Oppenheim of New York was at Hot Wells hotel en route to Mexico.

Ching Associated Press Oklahoma City Okla Ham Ching Sam Wah Hop Canton America Fort Worth Texas China Wah Hop Andrew W. A. Grayson L. Oppenheim New York City Hot Wells Hotel Mexico Mr. Oppenheim Hot Wells

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A. H. Halff W. L. Schlesinder Pres S. A. Jobbers & Mtg. Leaauc Urges Lange A Tendange Rohrer the Artesia Cream CO Waco, Texas Frank Bros Alamo Plaza Americe Wenger Hotel JEWEL Jardinieres Fowlerton United States Postoffice Department Frost Compon D. G Fowler Bros Rand Co Frost Building San Antonio, Tex G. D. Hatcher
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