Nemesis of Wall Street Crooks Revealed in Broad Street Office
A fictionalized profile describes a Broad Street official who maintains a vast file of 42,000 names of stock swindlers and fake promoters. His exhaustive records enable quick identification and preemptive reporting, deterring schemes by bankers, brokers, and capitalists across the United States.
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New York
Wall Street
Girard Trust Company
Nevada
Agen
Atp
Art California Companie
Tr of
Finance
Wallatrees
Lowes
Broad Street
New Schamere
Walt Street
Methodist Pastors Close Year’s Work in San Antonio
Methodist Episcopal pastors in San Antonio prepare for the annual conference at Gonzales to report year’s work. Ministers appointed yearly rotate stations, with Rev. D. Monzon leaving San Antonio for a Southwestern University chair in Georgetown. Attending ministers from the city include J. Mouzon, Travis Bark Methodist Church, G. Bell, Alamo Street, A Bell, Government Hill, Will Ohurst, South Heights, Nolan Harmon, Prospect THN, J. N. Shaw, and presiding elder A. Weeks head the San Antonio delegation.
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Methodist Episcopal
San Antonio
Gonzales
Methodist Church
Ohe Minsters
Conte
D. Monzon
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Mouzon
Travis Bark Methodist
G. Bell
Alamo Street
Bell
Will Ohurst
Gov. Albertion
Attica receiver arrives amid war reports
A Penspactor named Ridrieves arrived yesterday from Africa with Attica and was reading the divis comlinest while on his way to the War Gast.
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Ridrieves
Attica
Medical association to meet in San Antonio next year
The Medical association of the southwest plans its next gathering in San Antonio after a decision at a San Antonio convention led by Winchester Kelso and Dr. Moody. The group includes physicians from Texas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas with hopes of drawing wealthy patrons and musicians to the event.
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Medical Association of the Southwest
San Antonio
Jelrer
Winchester Kelso
iNternational Elk
Phy
Texas
Missouri
Rausiss
Lahoma
Arkantsis
Mandy
Wriles
Sam Antonia
Alente
Prominent Woodman Visits the City
Dol T. Yates sovereign clerk of the Woodmen of the World arrives in Omaha with a companion. They attend the funeral of Mrs. Faunie Fraser, wife of W. A. Fraser, premier officer, and are hosted by local Woodmen dignitaries during their stay.
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Dol T. Yates
Svereign
T He ‘Waadmen of the World
Omaha
Neb
Nis
Aparimenia
Dallas
Faunie Fraser
Order
W. A. Fraser
Mrs. Yates
Sino
Lannelongue advances serum treatment for consumption
Paris reports Prof. Lannelongue of the Academy of Medicine released results from three years of tuberculosis research. He exhibited a donkey serum treatment tested on animals and then shared his method with four physicians Comby Loavir Negry and Kuess who treated patients with notable success. The serum, developed with Archard and Gaillard, showed remarkable early outcomes and is viewed as a significant step in combating tuberculosis.
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Paris
Get
Latiné Longue
Academy of Medicine
Academy of Sciences
Lannelongue
Comby
Loavir
Negry
Anl Kuess
Archard and Gaillard
Katy's New Train to Be Finest in South
Katy plans a new flagship train between San Antonio and St Louis, beginning next spring with an $800,000 investment in engines and cars. The line, built to run March 15, will depart San Antonio at 10 AM and reach St Louis the following day, featuring Pullman and parlor cars in a sleet-frame set.
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Katy
Sim Antonie
St Louis
Rangemere
W. G Crd
South
Crush
San Antonio Gully
Bt. Louis
Katy Miyet
Alamo
Mir
Lodge Meetings Tonight and Tomorrow Across Groups
Tomorrow reflects a slate of union and fraternal lodge meetings in various halls including Werder Lodge No 2, Rama Council No 7, Wachmen’s Hall, Alamo Lodge No 22, and Red Men’s Hall. Monday afternoon events include Labor Meetings at Union Labor, Beers Drivers and Stablemen, Mars Union No 113, Coopers Union No 93, and Ar Heiter Wall at 8:20 pm.
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Attrrpeh
Rama Council No. 7
Frarternal Order of Cnamyorra
Wachmen's Hall
Alamo Bive No. 22
L.C.T
M. Red Men's Hall
Beer Drivers' and Stable
Mars Union
Trades Counc
Coopers Union
Flood situation greatly improves with road resumption
On October 24 the flood conditions eased significantly. Transport roads except Frilu Fe have resumed service. The wreck at Gheluta delays traffic, but repairs at Latta Be track are expected tonight.
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Oki
Gheluta
Latta
Shock and Fire Kill Two Women in Osteth House
Special to The Light reports in Tanksonville Texas that on October 21 Mrs. RC Marida, 80, fell from back steps at her Osteth home with slight injuries, while Tennie Tenison, 84, white, died after a Sunday blaze in her home. She was mother of 18 children.
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Tanksonvile
Tex
RC. Marida
Osteth
Cherokea County
Tennie ‘Tenison
Burglars Loot Room of Sleeping Woman in Gainesville
Early morning robbery at Minnie Armstrong’s home in Gainesville Texas as burglars entered while she slept and took a gall watch and a diamond brooch before fleeing.
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Gainesville
Tex
Minnie Armatrong
Turkey fund soars again for orphans Thanksgiving dinner
A local campaign raises funds to provide turkey meals for orphans across San Antonio institutions. Donations include 61.75 from Alamo National Bank list and 10.00 from The Light employee, with a total stated around 917.75 plus more lists pending. The effort aims to feed about 50 or more children lacking regular turkey access, gratefully accepting any contribution.
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Alamo National Bank
William A. Wurzbach
I San uAn
Visitors and residents at local hotels in city news
Houstonia resident Firmut Tistzs visits his paralysed brother at the Physi tidus hospital and stays at the Mission hotel. Miss Clara Seigeles and Miss Tessie Lillie Cullen are noted guests at the Mission hotel and other locals including Carleton Hale, W A Mitchell, F C Hook rt, J I Pougherty, Joseph Blethay and families are registered or visiting the Menger. Warnings: Names and places appear with lodging details at local hotels.
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Firmut Tistzs
Houstonia
Mission Hotel
Joney
Hot Springs
Ark
Clara Seigeles
New Braunfeld
Carleton Hale
Vietarig
Menger
W. A. Mitchell
F.C. Hook
Toreevilla
Tessie Lillie Cullen
Devine
Juliet Chaffe
Adame Street
J. 1. Pougherty
Baeville
Joseph Blethay
Aid
Sedittin
Foster Wathaway
Tel Riere
Inti N. Gachor
Fifteenth
Jinmy Teilde
F. Blanks
Edgar Lannon
Seein Ace
Wiliam Malloy
Thy Angelis
Gyliart
Better Than Spanking Advice Circulates From Notre Dame
A fragmentary notice from Notre Dame Indiana advertises a purported remedy for child discipline claiming to cure conduct issues without spanking. It promises a home treatment and asks readers to write for information without upfront payment, targeting mothers troubled by children.
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M. Suminera
Notre Dame
Ind
Republicans to Hold Rally Tonight in San Antonio
San Antonio Republicans plan a rally tonight at Market Hall with Julius Real as the principal speaker. George Say has organized a parade, Alfonso Newton named vice president, and a music band will perform. Speaker Real may address in German and Spanish. attendance expected from Ridge Real and supporters across the county.
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San Antonio
Will Pally
Market Hall
Smith
County Committee
George Say
Alfonso Newton
Ridge Real
Ban Antoatn
Keveylile
Maine
Campaign wind up speech rally planned in Ibis county
Arrangements for a 4 Wig float rally at Alamo plaza in Ibis county point to notable speakers including Congressman Burgess of Conzilod and Weiert of Seguin. Consresanian Blayden is slated as a principal figure with the event directed by Hilde brand and the committee planning next steps for the final campaign days.
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Dengerats
Ibis County
Alamo Plaza
Burgess
Conzilod
Weiert
Seguin
Consresanian Blayden
Hildebrand
Sinn Plas
Austin Man Terrorizes Fort Worth Street Car Men
Warren of Avslin was arrested in Fort Worth on October 24 and fined 13 dollars after boarding multiple street cars and declaring himself the new superintendent. He threatened to discharge crews if they interfered as he sped through corners.
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Fort Worth
Tex
A. Ja Warren
Avslin
Warren
Night Riders Spread Terror in Alabama
Night riders terrorize farmers and ginneries in Decatur county Alabama. The south eastern area reports warnings to Bell ay Morngokton. Ginners are guarded at night while farmers are urged to stay alert and avoid arousing conflict.
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Alabama
Decatur County
Bell Ay Morngokton
Frenchwoman Becomes First Female Pilot Near Paris
Mme Joanne Peltier, a pupil of Delagrange, becomes the first Frenchwoman to ascend in an aeroplane near Paris. She flew with M Delagrange and assisted in the ascent, aiming to fly unaccompanied soon. Peltier, a sculptor by trade, studies aerial navigation with her instructor.
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Mmia
Joanne Peltier
Ant
Paria
Mma
Peltier
M. Dela
Dittlinger Foresees Bright GOP Outlook Across State
V. Dittlinger, in San Antonio after statewide campaign stops, predicted a bright Republican outlook. He spoke in Sehulenbere Flntonia Castrovilo D'Hanix Hondo Sibbald on next steps, prohibition, and the Robertson insurance bill missed by the last legislature. He urged Democrats to switch roles this year. Robinson and wife of Charles ton W Va are visiting and staying at the Angolus for a month.
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V. Dittlinger
San Antonio
Sehulenbere
Flntonia
Mention
Castrovilo
D'Hanix
Hondo
Sibbald
Otter Paints
Trepublican
Mr. Dittlinger
Prohibition
Robertson Insurance
Dittinger
NLP
Robinson
Charleston, W. Va
City
The
Angolus
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