Reception at the Southwestern Telegraph Office in San Antonio
Yesterday the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone company hosted a reception at its new San Antonio building from 4 to 10 p m Manager J W Hucker led tours of all departments and explained exchange workings The event followed a prior reception in the past two months Hucker计划 will depart tonight for Dallas to attend the State fair. other notes mention Garden Stables and labor official C F Goodrich of Fort Worth visiting the city informed by G N Reuter
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Telephone Exchange
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
San Antonio
J. W. Hucker
Hucker
Dallas
C. F. Goodrich
Fort Worth
Joint Legislative Committee of Organized Labor
G. N. Reuter
Austin
San Antonio Turn-Verein Music Night at Turner Hall
The Turn-Verein hosts a musical program at Turner hall tonight for members, followed by dancing. Performers include Miss Ella Frick, Miss Agatha Huppertz, Miss Edna Schelb, T. H. McNamara, Kurt Heinrich, and Mrs. Charles Rechel with piano duets and selections from Liszt Olcott Ingraham and others.
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Turn-Verein
San Antonio
Turner Hall
Ella Frick
Charles Rechel
St. Francois de Paule Marchant
Liszt
Kurt Heinrich
Olcott
Agatha Huppertz
T. H. McNamara
Ingraham
Edna Schelb
Hayne Debating Club Votes on State Representation
The Hayne Debating club of Main Avenue High School met Friday afternoon in the club rooms. President Emmet Ison presided as Fawcett and Wolfover won the affirmative on reducing state representatives. Negative speakers were Cannon and Limpett. Judges were A. Steiner Sidney Brooks and G. Lang. James Cassity spoke on co education. J Lang S Camp and G Davis elected and sworn in.
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Hayne
Hayne Debating Club
Main Avenue High School
Emmet Ison
Fawcett
Wolfover
Cannon
Limpett
A. Steiner
Sidney Brooks
G. Lang
James Cassity
Bexar County Humane Society Listing
Authorized local branch of the Texas State Humane Society in the Mackay building. E. M. Collins serves as humane officer. Old daytime phone 2409, night and Sunday 5877.
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Bexar County Humane Society
The
Texas State Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
Congregation Rodfei Sholom Elects Officers
Officers of the Congregation Rodfei Sholom at 728 Chestnut Street were elected: N. Sadovsky president A. Levey vice president A. Weinstein secretary H. Helpin treasurer S. Klebau abbot. The dedication of Rochel Sholom cemetery on Martinez road set for the first Sunday in November. Diaz Sisters Union Orchestra 2276 new.
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Congregation
Rodfei Sholom
Chestnut Street
N. Sadovsky
A. Levey
A. Weinstein
H. Helpin
S. Klebau
Rochel Sholom
Martinez Road
Fire damages barn on Cincinnati Avenue in West End
A barn on the premises of J. Doole at 423 Cincinnati Avenue West End was damaged by fire at about 7 o clock last night. The fire of unknown origin caused about 50 dollars in damage. A small amount of feed inside the building was damaged by water.
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J. Doole
Cincinnati Avenue
West End
Cornerstone Laying Delayed by Rain at Bexar Jail
Rain postpones the cornerstone ceremony at the Bexar county jail. The event was set for 11 this morning but the stone will be laid Monday or Tuesday depending on weather.
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Bexar County
Illness Delays Proceedings in Forty-fifth District Court
Judge Camp was unavailable due to illness and no proceedings were recorded in the Forty-fifth district court. Judge Birkhead presided over the divorce trial in the Seventy-third district court during the forenoon.
Woman Fined for Knife Slash on Dawson Street
Maud Cochran, charged with slashing Bessie Wells on Dawson Street last Saturday night, was fined 25 dollars by Judge Buckley in police court. Both parties identified as Negro.
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Maud Cochran
Bessie Wells
Dawson Street
Buckley
Divorce Suits Filed in Thirty-seventh District Court
This morning the Thirty-seventh district court saw divorce suits filed including Emile Beck versus Calvin B. Beck, Maggie Norman versus Isaac Norman, and Mrs. E M George versus A B George.
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Thirty-seventh District Court
Emile Beck
Calvin B. Beck
Maggie Norman
Isaac Norman
E. M. George
A. B. George
Discharge Refused in Burglary Case before Judge Dwyer
In a habeas corpus hearing in the Thirty seventh district court Judge Dwyer refused discharge for Freddie Bennett charged with burglary. Bond was fixed at four hundred dollars.
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Dwyer
Thirty-seventh
Freddie Bennett
Dallas Fair Draws Crowds as Railroads Boost Service
Officials of the Missouri Kansas and Texas report record passenger traffic for the Dallas fair as crowds depart the city. Special trains and extra equipment are in use to handle San Antonio visitors, including a Katy train at 8:50 p.m. carrying eight standard sleepers.
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Dallas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
San Antonio Y
Katy
Furniture Installed for December Term Opening in Federal Court
New chairs and other furnishings were installed in the federal district court room this morning in preparation for the December term. Many cases are on the docket, but Judge Maxey may adjourn until January 6 due to the Christmas holiday.
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Federal District Court Room
Maxey
Health lectures urge politics-free public health in Texas
Dr. A I Lincecum told a large audience at Travis Park Methodist Church that health boards suffer from politics and urged citizen action to eradicate flies and mosquitoes. He cited low state funding, vs wolf bounties, and warned that typhoid deaths cost Texas millions while lives are devalued in funding decisions.
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A. I. Lincecum
American Medical Association
Bexar County Medical Fraternity
Travis Park Methodist Church
Lincecum
Carhart
J. W. Carhart
Bexar County Medical Association
J. M. McCormack
American Edical Association
Bexar County Association
A. B. Storey
Frank Paschal
Frank Malone Duggan
Nat Washer
V. C. Godbey
James Anderson
Panhandle
Texas
David R. Fly
Texas Medical Association
San Antonio
Public Health Department
Scotland
Germany
Austria
Hungary
United States
Health Department
France
Dea
Paris
Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Philippine Islands
Woodrow Wilson Has Always Been Democrat
A.C Culberson reports Gov Woodrow Wilson voted for Palmer Buckner in 1896 and later for Bryan and Parker, and never supported a Republican ticket. The statement, dated Oct 20 1911 from New York, aims to clarify Wilson’s political stance. E M House endorses wide publicity of the letter.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
C. A. Culberson
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
New York
Woodrow
Palmer
Buckner
Mr. Bryan
Judge Parker
E. M. House
Woodrow Wilson Appearing in Dallas Oct 25
Houston Woodrow Wilson club has arranged for a special coach to Dallas to hear the former president on October 25. A delegation of at least fifty is pledged from Houston.
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Woodrow Wilson
Association Preiss
Ouston
Rex
Woodrow Wilson Club of
Houston
Dallas
Aviator Rogers Visits Austin Sparks Citywide Excitement
A near fatal accident marred Aviator Rogers arrival at the Austin water and light plant as Ben Townes was almost electrocuted by a live wire. Rogers drew thousands to watch his landing near the city and later ascent near the state house while the Austin Business League awarded a $200 purse to the renowned flyer.
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SPMC
Austin
Tex
Rogers
Ben Townes
State House
Austin Business League
Booth Tarkington Divorce Suit Filed by Wife
Mrs Booth Tarkington filed for divorce in the county superior court alleging cruelty. She seeks custody of their 5 year old child.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Booth Tarkington
Banquet Forms San Antonio Passenger Club Honor Night
San Antonio passenger agents meet at the St Anthony hotel to welcome W E Fitch recently named district passenger agent of the International and Great Northern. Officers elected include Edward McClanahan president and G M Bynum vice president with others drafting a constitution. A jovial reception followed the luring welcome.
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San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
W. E. Fitch
International & Great Northern Railroad
Edward McClannahan
Galveston
Harrisburg
G. M. Bynum
International & Great Northern
Walter Walthall
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
H. W. Pinnick
Frisco
F. B. Griffin
Katy
E. H. Dallas
Santa Fe
Fitch
Swanson
Mr. Fitch
Mr. McClannahan
C. A. Baird
R. G. Buford
J. H. Reynolds
George D. Armistead
Charles Price
W. O. Gresham
H. M. Maude
Fred H. Daggett
J. L. Turner
J. J. Abernathy
Visitor from Monterey Flags Slow Mexico Warily
Jorge V Worden a Monterey merchant staying at the St Anthony in San Antonio says conditions in parts of Mexico are quiet but business is stagnant due to lack of confidence in the new government. He warns that Mexico needs foreign capital and that Madero’s socialist leanings threaten investment and stability.
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Jorge V. Worden
Monterey
Mex
San Antonio
St. Anthony
Republic
Madero
Mr. Worden
Mexico
Gymkhana Postponed at Withers Ranch
The Rock Hill Hunt gymkhana scheduled for this afternoon at the Withers ranch is postponed to Monday afternoon due to bad weather.
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Rock Hill
Withers Ranch
Premier Borden Preparing U S Holiday Trip
Ottawa reports Premier R J Borden will depart tonight for a week long holiday visit to the United States. He plans to spend the week at Hot Springs Virginia.
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United States
THE
Associates
Ottawa
Ont
R. J. Borden
Hot Springs
Stimson and Wood Return East After Fort Sam Houston Visit
Secretary Henry Stimson and General Douglas Wood concluded a strenuous Fort Sam Houston inspection touring Leon Springs maneuver grounds and target range. They praised the post and noted its strategic Southwest location, with the Seventeenth Infantry trialing a lighter Army pack and machine guns firing 650 rounds per minute.
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Fort Sam Houston
Stimson
General Wood
Washington
Congress
Third Field Artillery
Leon Springs
Seventeenth
Seventeenth Infantry
Twenty-second Infantry
Duncan
Frank R. McCoy
Wood
Martin Novak
Geartermerte
Wagner
Third Cavalry
Passenger men prepare for Southwestern Passenger convention
Committees in Fort Smith Ark met to complete final preparations for hosting the Southwestern Passenger Association convention in the city October 24 and 25 with plans for attendees and events.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Southwestern Passenger Association
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