Judge rules against Galveston-Houston Recreation Club
In Austin on Oct 24 Judge C A Wilcox of the 26th District Court ruled for the state of Texas in the Galveston-Houston Recreation Club case. The charter is forfeited and an injunction restraining officers from dispensing intoxicating liquor to members is continued. Nine similar clubs had charter forfeitures previously.
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Judge Wilcox
Galveston-Houston
Austin, Tex
C. A Wilcox
Twenty-sixth District Court
State of Texas
Galveston-Houston Recreation Club
Galveston
Ant Club
Lower steps ordered for new cars by New Jersey commission
The New Jersey public utilities commission ordered the Public Service Railway Company to equip its new cars with lower steps after taking note of modern women’s fashion. In England, plans for a statue to mark the seventh centenary of Roger Bacon’s birth are reported as likely next year.
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Camden
N. J
New Jersey Public Utilities Commission
Public Service Railway Company
Roger Bacon
England
Wrapped Bread Move Praised By City Council
A commendation letter from the San Antonio Council of Mothers and PTA to Alderman A. H. Rische praises the bakery wrapped bread push. The ordinance on bakeries was introduced at the Monday meeting and held for a week.
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A. H. Rische
San Antonio
Health Board
Humane Society Report Highlights September Work
The Bexar County Humane Society through E M Collins and T E Wood reports 848 cases handled 65 people placed in homes 281 animals relieved and 315 office calls in September Two boys ages six and nine were lectured and sent home for stealing A sick man and wife and two children found suitable homes A fourteen year old placed in an orphan's home The Swedish select cat developed by government proves satisfactory The world sugar crop exceeds 15 050 000 tons this year
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Bexar County Humane Society
E. M. Collins
T. E. Wood
Gary Accerts Capital Hag Lost Courage In Mudslinging Politics
Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel warns at the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting that demagogy and attacks on enterprise shake capital confidence. He cites wealth and resources yet asks why stability and prosperity lag and urges steady management and protective policy. He says labor and capital can prosper with fair rates and reasonable risk.
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Chicago
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Gary
Free Lecture on The Resurrection of the Dead
Dr Barber of New York will deliver a free lecture titled The Resurrection of the Dead at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon in Modern Woodman hall. The talk, under the International Bible School Association, is free to the public and has drawn much interest.
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Barber
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises System Renovation
Commonly cause pimples pols hives eczema or salt rheum or other eruption yet sometimes they exist in the system indicated by weakness languor loss of appetite or debility without breaking out. Expelled and the system is renovated strengthened and toned by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Get it today in liquid form or chocolated tablets Saprsa.
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Hood
Popular Concert by New Orchestra at Wolff Marx Hall
The San Antonio Orchestra under W. H. Smith presents a 10 am Saturday morning concert featuring operatic selections medleys and homestead tunes. Program includes Star Spangled Banner Over tures Poet and Peasant Queen's Lace Handkerchief Robin Hood My Lady's Boudoir and Love Song medleys with favorites like Home Sweet Home and My Old Kentucky Home.
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Homestead
San Antonio Orchestra
W. H. Smith
Wolff & Marx
Victor Herbert
HB. C. Carr
F. von Suppe
Johann Strauss
Robin Hood
R. de Koven
Luella Lockwood Moore
Caprice
Ballata
Ernest R. Balls
Long Land
O'Hare
Baby Rose
W. Herbert
Becker
Annie Laurie
Old
Madrid
Mona
Alsation Mountains
Emigration Push Ties Baron to Austrian Government
Vienna reports Baron Weichsnerger, now Hamburg American Line manager in Austria, led vigorous emigration drives for Austrian peasants to Brazil via the Austro American Line despite consular advice. The action embarrasses the government amid its stance against the Canadian Pacific line, with newspapers calling for a full investigation.
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Vienna
Baron Weichsnerger
Austria
Brazil
Ministry of Commerce
Charters Issued and Capital Increase Noted in Texas
The Loma Tiva Ranch Company of Loma Tiva Ranch near El Paso is chartered with capital stock of 10 000 dollars. Incorporators are E L Watrous H B Waterman and R L Holliday. The Standard Gravel Company of Houston filed an amendment increasing capital stock from 15 000 to 25 000 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Loma Tiva Ranch Company
Loma Tiva Ranch
el Paso
E. L. Watrous
Waterman
R. L. Holliday
Standard Gravel Company of
Houston
New Sky Object Neujmin Finds Seen as Unknown
A strange object in the sky, first seen September 6 by Russian astronomer Neujmin at Simets Crimea, puzzled experts as to whether it is a comet or an unheard of little planet. It moves like a celestial body but lacks a tail, with orbit estimates suggesting a long period and possible reclassification.
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Neujmin
Simets
Crimea
Great Lick
Lick Observatory
Niagara
Barnerd
Sindbad
Space
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Maureaux
N.C.R
Lisle Hose
N.C. R
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Pec
Pecos
Joseph W. Spiers
Duffy
McNeill
Miss
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. X
Humane Society Reports
Siberia
Pullman
Wash
Gary Accerts
Hag
Woodman Hall
NEW
Germany
Earl & Wilson
Fomby-Jones Company
East
Houston Street
Garrett P. Serviss
India
Wago
Fischer Drug Co
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