Orphan Thanksgiving Turkeys Aim to Aid San Antonio Homes
County Judge Shook launched a drive to fund Thanksgiving turkeys for orphans in San Antonio. A committee will purchase and distribute turkeys to four local orphanages the Catholic and Protestant homes plus a Negro children’s asylum. Citizens are urged to contribute, ensuring a full Christmas spread with turkey cranberry sauce and extras.
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Stages Loses Star In Death Of Gus Rogers
Gus Rogers, a leading funnyman in New York, died of rheumatic disease yesterday afternoon. He starred in Rogers Brallers in Ireland at the Grand Opera House, after earlier appearances in The Rainmakers. Worth about $200,000, most in theatrical property, he leaves a widow Maud Raymond and five children.
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Joseph Bell 79 Native of County Sligo Dies in San Antonio
Joseph Teil aged 79, longtime San Antonio resident, died after a career as a stonemason and United States service member. He lived on Avenue E for 50 years, recently returning to San Antonio. Survived by a niece Mrs Hickman and two nephews, services to be held at St Mark's Church with interment in City Cemetery No. 1. Pallbearers named Toe wood, Dolan, and others.
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Wheat and Livestock Prices at Local Market Report
A fragmented market update lists oats, corn, and wheat prices, plus cattle and hog figures. Live stock results show steady to higher trends with steers and cows, calves and hogs noted, receipts around 2300 with varied values up to 40 dollars for some grades.
Oklahoma Governor Haskell May Sue Roosevelt For Libel
Fort Worth report states Oklahoma Governor Haskell acknowledged initiating steps to sue President Roosevelt for libel. He plans to demand a large sum in damages, with a suit to be filed soon by his attorneys, marking a historic first against a sitting president.
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Gambling War Hits Chicago Saloon with Explosions
A blast at 41 Halstead Street near James O Leary's saloon and a separate explosion at Rogers' sitoon on West Madison shattered windows and tore a roof hole. Police noted no further damage and denied gambling at the sites.
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Wreck Victim Seeks $40000 After Crash Nearlaad
A local resident identified as Aggy 'sipnis of Tilinals Med sues for 40000 after a crash on the St Tonite and Sir Prancigeo route near lao Guahome. He claims severe injuries left him a physical wreck and unable to recover. He had been traveling from St Louis to San Antonin when the wreck occurred.
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Governor Campbell’s Texas election notice misspelt
A reading shows a gubernatorial notice in Texas with a mistaken election post for November 3. The error mentions Senator Roor and a 24th district, with other officers enumerated and questions about the contest’s impact on validity.
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Campbell
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Officials Accused of Criminal Negligence in Prison Death
A coroner links criminal negligence to the city and officials in the death of BIE Whitt, a prisoner who poured a can of carbette onto Wis Vinly while intoxicated, raising questions about medical and supervisory failures during the incident.
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Ivancis Orafell Wins Divorce Case in Seventh District Court
A divorce action between Ivancis Orafell and Federico O'Fapr proceeded in the Seventh District Court yesterday afternoon. The judge entered a midgment after testimony concluded, finalizing aspects of the dispute.
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Bring Araujo Here for Trial
Special to The Light. Waco Texas October 20 Following El Paso instructions where the federal grand jury indicted Antonio Aranjo an alleged Mexican revolutionary on neutrality law charges Araujo was rearrested and jailed here on an El Bi warrant and tomorrow will be taken to San Antonio for trial The other cases except this were transferred to the Del Rio District Araujo was arrested here about a month ago at the same time that a number of other alleged revolutionaries were wrested at other points.
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Araujo
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Murder by night riders shocks Tennessee lake town
Reports from Union City and Nashville recount the slayings of prominent lawyers R. Z. Taylor and Quintin Rankin of Twin City Tennessee near Reelfoot Lake. Bodies reportedly found near Ward hotel, with Rankin missing and Taylor tied to a tree and shot. Captain Rankin a veteran of the Spanish War and father of Vanderbilt football star Wink Taylor. Further details awaited as messengers and locals seek clarity on the atrocity.
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Blizzard brings heavy snow and rail disruptions across Laramie plains
Cheyenne and Rawlins endure one of the worst storms of the year with fierce winds and drifting snow. Trains run six hours late. several are blocked. reports indicate multiple fatalities and many injuries from wrecks along Union Pacific lines near Lame Tree Creek and Ty creek, as crews battled the blizzard.
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Emperor William Opens Prussian Parliament
Berlin reports Emperor William opened the Prussian Parliament today addressing plans to modify the antiquated three-class system. He noted German interest in the Balkans and urged peaceful, cooperative solutions to current tensions.
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Storey to Get Election Returns in Dallas HQ
Katrman Storey of the state democratic executive committee announced he will maintain headquarters at the Oriental hotel in Dallas, November 8, and request all county chairmen to send him returns. All members of the committee are asked to attend.
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Oriental Hotel
Dallas
Thaw Wait Is Dismissed By Court In Habeas Case
Pittsburg Florida October 20 Judge Young today dismissed the writ of habeas corpus in the Thaw case. This means Thaw will not be brought here at present.
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Local Weather Cast for San An Logan Tonight
Weather notice for San An Logan indicates cloudy conditions tonight with light winds and possible showers. Temperatures hover around a cool range, with overnight lows near freezing and a risk of brief drizzle.
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Reward Offered for Murderers of Co and Rankin at Reel Foot Lake
Memphis observers report a reward of ten thousand dollars offered today for the arrest and conviction of persons guilty in the murder of Co Taylor and Captain Rankin on Reel Foot Lake. The notice stresses swift action and public safety amid the ongoing investigation.
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Honors for Three San Antonians by Iron Order
The Iron San Antonians honor W.S. Carter as grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers. Also recognized are Kinsley and Wred dane, who were made members of the executive board at a recent meeting in Columbus, Ohio. The order is one of the country’s largest organizations, and the official win is seen as a high honor.
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W.S. Carter
Supreme Court Not Helping Campaign Closer Court Action
The Supreme Court appeared wary of intervening in ongoing campaign issues as it considered a motion to advance the Noble State Texas case against Governor Hac kell and others. A special plea urged speeding the rise due to a prominent question over deposit guarantees, but the court declined to move.
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Hackell
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Henle Daposita
Alice and San Diego Add Nearly $100000 To Railroad Fund
The Light's railroad bonus drive raised 546,600 in San Diego and Alice, with a goal to reach 150,000. Committees formed to solicit additional subscriptions as towns along the proposed San Antonio to Brownsville line pledge support.
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Light's Plan Seeks Funding Across San Antonio Area
A San Antonio to Brownsville corridor project garners wide support with promises of major contributions. Live Oxke proposes 60 000 dollars, plus 10 000 from Live Beec her, and Goode West pledges substantial backing. Croninghan leads the Polk Garvin initiative, endorsed by the Sam Antonio Be Tages Men's club.
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Ecomey Radeord Rompuiter
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Sin Antonigas
Live Oak County ICH in Resources Urges Railroad Canvass
Live Oak County residents organize a county wide canvass to raise funds and land donations for constructing a railroad from San Antonio to Brownsville. Businessmen and local committees mobilize in Beeville, Bealls, and surrounding towns to gather subscriptions and secure assets for the project.
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Typhoon claims 2700 lives in Chang Chow area
A damaged report states that a typhoon caused heavy destruction. It claims 2000 houses in Chang Chow were destroyed, with 21106 people killed, and nearby areas near Whing Chow suffered further losses. Fifteen villages north of Chang Chow were wiped out and dozens more perished.
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