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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1912

Page

7

Innocent Man Held On Murder Charge In Laredo

Roque, an innocent man, was arrested for the murder of Polihar Donada after a claimed confession. Donada, the ranch owner, disappeared August 23 and later appeared at the jail denying the police story. Donada’s ranch foreman was jailed, and Donada claimed he put Roque in charge while he went inland.

Laredo Tex Juanque Roque Polihar Donada Here Rio Ranche Donada Oque

Vinol claims improve weak stomachs in reader letters

Experts link common stomach issues to fast eating habits and rundown digestion. John Lind of Oneota shares a long standing stomach trouble improved after two Vinol bottles, claiming better digestion, weight gain, and increased strength. A. Fischer of San Antonio endorses Vinol with a money back guarantee.

John Lind Oneota A. Fischer I T San Antonio

Y. W. C. A. Has Grown Special to The Light

The Texas state YWCA convention ends in Austin after sessions since Friday. The report by Mabel J. Stafford shows growth with over 5000 members in 26 Texas associations and 10,000 women and children aided through five city groups. Two new associations formed at Baylor and Coryell County. Dallas has raised 13,000 toward a 100,000 building fund.

Austin Tex Young Women's Christian Association Mabel J. Stafford Texas Baylor University Coryell County Dallas

Water Report on San Antonio Works Promised by Tuesday

After delays the printed report by Alexander Potter on San Antonio waterworks is promised to Mayor Jones by Tuesday. The citizens waterworks committee will convene to draft a new contract with the water company once the report is ready. delays stem from needed blue prints and maps.

Alexander Potter San Antonio Jones Citizens’ Waterworks Committee Water Company Mose C. Harris Stickney

Finch Trial Begins in Houston for Boatner Murder

In Houston on October 28 E Rush Finch a contractor and nephew of Sheriff Anderson faced trial on an indictment charging the murder of Bert Boatner a member of the city fire department. Boatner who was engaged to marry Finch's former wife was killed while unarmed, in shirt sleeves, after a meeting about Finch's child. Finch has vainly sought bail.

Houston Tex E. Rush Finch Bert Boatner Criminal District Court Finch Anderson Boatner

Dogs Break Rest Neighbors Protest Nuisance

Fifteen to twenty dogs owned by E. D. Thomas at 817 Avenue C are named in a petition filed with Clerk Fries alleging a nuisance from constant barking. Signers include L. Picard H. H. Edwards W. C. Edwards G. W. Jarvis J. A. Grant Joel Galloway C. M. Whitcomb H. H. Cracker and J. W. Roberts.

E. D. Thomas Avenue C Clerk Fries Mr. Thomas L. Picard H. H. Edwards W. C. Edwards G. W. Jarvis J. A. Grant Joel Galloway C. M. Whitcomb H. H. Cracker J. W. Roberts

New Tariff On Grain Shipments To Duluth And Minneapolis

The Canadian Pacific Railway announces a new tariff on grain shipments from western Canada to Duluth and Minneapolis effective November 8. Large bonded grain moves are expected from Saskatchewan Alberta and Regina to the two U S milling centers for the remainder of the season. A 15 percent reduction is also declared on settler's effects from Washington Oregon and Montana to Southern Alberta.

Winnipeg Canadian Pacific Railway Western Canada Duluth Minneapolis Saskatchewan Alberta Regina Washington Oregon Montana

London Correspondent Frank Brinkle Dead at 71

TOKIO Oct 28 Captain Frank Brinkle longtime London Times correspondent and foreign adviser to the Japanese Steamship company has died at age 71. Brinkle served as a key liaison between Britain and Japan and contributed to wartime dispatches from Tokyo.

London Tokio Frank Brinkle The London Times Japanese Steamship Company

Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promote Constipation Relief

San Antonio druggists offer Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a popular remedy for constipation and stomach liver and bowel troubles. The ad touts constant sales and notes the product is advertised for the first time this year with a 25 cent price per box from J o m a d u l ester Co Hot Springs Ark.

San Antonio

Changes in Pulpits of Canton Shake Up San Antonio Churches

The West Texas conference of the Methodist church announced minister appointments at Beeville. New assignments include V. A. Godbey moving to presiding elder and education commissioner, D. B. Hawk filling Travis Park pulpit, Cullom Booth to Laurel Heights, Gaston Hartwell to Alamo Heights, A. B. Davidson transfer to Gonzales, J. W. Shoemaker at Travis Park, and J. E. Harrison reappointed president of San Antonio Female College and education commissioner. Further listings detail district and station rosters across San Antonio Austin Beeville Liano and San Angelo districts with numerous pastors and circuits.

San Antonio West Texas Methodist Church Beeville V. A. God Travis Park Austin S. C. Burgin Travis Park Methodist Church D. BE. Hawk University Church Laurel H Cullom H. Booth San Marcos Laurel Heights Methodist Church J. D. Young Central V. A. Godbey H. C. Burgin Alamo Church A. N. James Government Hill J. W. Shoemaker Laurel Heights Cullom H. Booth Prospect Hill Nat B. Read South Heights F. M. Jackson McKinley Avenue B. Johnson Alamo Heights Gaston Hartfield Jourdanton W. Kemerer Kerrville S. J. Drake Medina George F. Ryan Poteet F. A. Grimes Pleasanton C. Dunn San Antonio Female College J. E. Harrison Marshall Training School J. T. Curry A. B. Davidson Gonzales A. J. Weeks First Church of G. T. Gibbons Webberville J. Franks West Point Roy G. Rader Walnut Mission B. A. Ross H. M. Whaling Southwestern University H. L. Gray J. C. Wilson W. D. Bradfield W. A. Godbey Presiding Elder J. H. Groseclose Alice Station C. W. Godwin Aransas Pass E. Y. S. Hubbard A. W. Wilson J. J. Franks Brownsville J. M. Perry Bishop R. L. Pyle Callallen George Harris Corpus Christi J. F. Sessions W. G. Thomas Education T. F. Sare Eietiies Siding Elder J. Ns ' Ahs Uexander Cuero C. B. Cross Liano Presiding J. W. Cowan Bertram A. B. Chapman Blan¢eo Henry Brandon Burnett R. B.mcswain Center City R. R. Randle C. H. Doak Fredonia M. P. Morton Goldshite Pierce Johnson City E. L. Edgar Kempner R. D. Moon Lampasas Z. V. Liles Llano J. F. Lawless J. R. Robinson Lometa J. T. H. Miller Mason H. B. Owens Marble Falls N. G. Ozment W. B. Simmons Mullen J. H. Clarke Richland Springs J. T. Tracy San Saba H. BE. Draper W. N. Beatty Star Midland J. S. Bowles Miles J. F. Simpson Ozona W. M. Crutchfield Paint Rock Adair Rochelle O. M. Cole San Angelo First Church Chadburn Street W. Hardin Sonora J. B. Worrell Sterling City J. D. Redman Sherwood J. D. May Lockhart T. Lee Luling Robert Paine Manchaca A. Y. Old Martindale Lewis McVea W. T. Renfro Seguin

Aviation maneuvers to test air to gun communication

Army aviation maneuvers at Fort Riley Kansas planned for early November will test air to ground communications as planes from Washington work with the Sixth field artillery. The event aims to determine the best method for relaying the range of a hidden enemy from airmen to gunners.

Fort Riley Kan War Department Sixth Field Artillery Aviation Corps Washington

Murder Trial Postponed in Salem Riot Case

In Salem Massachusetts on October 28 the murder trial of J J Ettor Arturo Giovannitti and Joseph Caruso for the killing of Anna Lopizzo was postponed due to the illness of juror J N Carter until Wednesday.

Salem Mass J. N. Carter J. J. Ettor Arturo Giovannitti Joseph Caruso Anna Lopizzo

Mistakes Man For Deer In Northern Michigan Hunting Accident

In Houghton Michigan on October 28 Jerry Coffey a logging train man was shot while walking in the woods in what is believed to be the season's first hunting accident in Northern Michigan.

Houghton Mich Michigan Jerry Coffey

Halloween Displays in San Antonio Shop Windows

As Halloween nears, San Antonio stores deck their windows with witches devils ghosts and other novelties. The piece notes the shift from myth to profit driven displays with shopkeepers using Halloween items to boost sales.

Hallowe'en San Antonio Santa Claus George Washington

Acquittal in Newark Court Ends McFarland Murder Trial

Miss Florence Bromley linked to the case as alleged author of the Bunny letters. Allison M. McFarland was acquitted of murdering his wife by poison. The national fund and local citizens pledge to raise over 400 dollars by Wednesday night for Committeeman Cato Sells.

Florence Bromley Philadelphia Bunny Allison M. McFarland Newark N. J McFarland Miss Bromley National Fund Cato Sells

Corpus Christi Shriners to Organize Club

Shriners of Corpus Christi and vicinity plan a Tuesday night gathering at the Corpus Beach hotel to organize a local Shriners club for social purposes. On November 22 Ben Hur Temple of Austin with the San Antonio Patrol will conduct a class of fifteen novices across burning sands.

Corpus Christi Tex Shriners of Corpus Beach Shriners Club Ben Hur Temple of Austin San Antonio

Nueces County Women Raise Funds for Democratic Campaign

The Nueces County Women’s Wilson and Marshall club reports strong fundraising for the Democratic presidential campaign. County chairman Mrs. W. B. Hopkins leads efforts as Nueces County contributes more than $450 to the cause.

Corpus Christi Tex Nueces County Women's Wilson and Marshall Club W. B. Hopkins

Taylor to Pave Nine Blocks in Business Section

Special to the Light from Taylor Texas reports preparations for paving with creosoted wooden blocks of nine blocks in the business district. Construction is set to begin November 20 by Ockander brothers of Waco.

Taylor, Tex Taylor Ockander Brothers Waco

Onion crate prices seen fall in 1913 changes

Readable text notes lower onion crate costs in 1913 due to improved packing facilities. Mentions Bermuda onions and quality implications though details are fragmentary.

Corporations Fail to Pay Tax in Texas

Special to The Light reports about 2000 Texas corporations subject to gross receipts tax for the quarter ending March 30. Many have not filed reports or paid, risking penalties under the law. Penalties include the one per cent late charge and further charges after the deadline.

Austin Tex Texas

Floresville Club Promotes Movement in Houston Press

Floresville M club members organize efforts to patronize home facilities with gates appointed to attend a Houston press event. Named operatives include Mrs. L. B. Box, Mire Toone and Mrs. J. Al Ring.

Horme Floresville Tex M Club Houston L. B. Box Mire Toone J. al Ring

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