Pastoral Letter Lands Poland Belgium Armenia in View
A Protestant Episcopal Church pastoral letter read at the St. Louis triennial convention warns against race hatred and unconsecrated prosperity. It appeals for justice, national service, and true preparedness, praising wartime sacrifice and urging sanctified wealth to aid the global suffering. The note links U S unity to peace, warns of godless peace, and calls for broader ethical action. A railroad from Addells to Mountain View, Arth., notes a first for women in management.
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Louis
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Europe
Orient
Armenia
Poland
Belgium
America
Christ
God
Addells
Mountain View
Arth
Seoved
Alamo Heights Plans 70 Issue More Bonds
The Alamo Heights school district No 48 seeks to issue $10 000 in 5 percent ten year bonds to fund additions to the school house. Petition granted by county commissioners with election date set. The district already owes $24 000 in bonds and holds a sinking fund likely to cover the new issue and premiums. About thirty five wealthy property owners signed the petition led by N S Hunsdon.
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Alamo Heights
Joe
Newton
Bexar County
San Antonio
N. S. Hunsdon
Mexican Laborer Killed in Sulphur Springs Dispute
Casimero Esparza, laborer, was shot four times on the Sulphur Springs road. E L Camp, 22, a farmer near Adkins station, was arrested for murder after surrendering to a mounted officer. Camp claims wages dispute led to the incident and that Esparza and others had previously worked for him.
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Casimero Esparza
Sulphur Springs
E. L. Camp
Adkins Station
Esparza
Camp
George Robinson
Red Cross Annual Meeting in San Antonio Chapter
The San Antonio Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Crockett and Losoya streets Wednesday November 21 at 4 p m. Members will elect a board of directors or executive committee for the next year and conduct other business. Called by chairman Winchester Kelso.
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Red Cross
San Antonio
The
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Crockett and Losoya Streets
Winchester Kelso
Ask Orient Receivership
Kansas City Missouri October 28 application for a receivership of the reorganized Kansas City Mexico Orient Railroad Company was filed in Wyandotte county district court by Genesee Valley Trust Company and Traders National Bank Rochester NY holders of bonds raised six million dollars to buy the road November 9 set for the hearing The suit mirrors another action brought weeks ago in Cherokee Oklahoma.
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Ask Orient
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Company
District Court
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Genessee Valley Trust Company
Traders’ National Bank of
Rochester
N. Y
Cherokee
Okla
Weather pioneer Cleveland Abbe dies at 92
Professor Cleveland Abbe known as the father of the weather bureau died in Washington at age 72 after a long illness. He established daily weather predictions in Cincinnati in 1869 and helped found the national weather service later adopted as a worldwide standard. He continued contributing to meteorology beyond age seventy.
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Washington, D. C
Cleveland Abbe
The
Weather Bureau
United States
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
University of Michigan
Cambridge
Mass
B. A. Gould
United States Coast Survey
Russia
Imperial Observatory
Cincinnati Observatory
Abbe
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Commerce
Monthly Weather Review
Government Weather Service
Royal Meteorological Society of England
National Academy of Sciences
Man Found Dead on Applewhite Road Near San Antonio
The body of Lazaro Saucedo with a knife wound was found by a farmer twelve miles from San Antonio on Applewhite road. A two foot butcher knife with blood was found in Saucedo's buggy. Deputies arrested a Mexican man wearing Saucedo's hat who says they drank together and cannot recall events after leaving town. Saucedo, about 65, was tied to Walsh ranch work and died under suspicious circumstances.
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Lazaro Saucedo
San Antonio
John W. Tobin
Diaz
Newton
Subira
Tobin
Galbreath
Saucedo
Walsh Ranch
W. C. Linden
J. F. Onion
Riebe’s
Watson Case Draws Dashiell Into Defense
In Waco Texas on October 28 jury selection begins in the T R Watson case over John Patterson's death. Tray Dashiell former state secretary and ex speaker will aid the defense. Fifteen veniremen questioned, thirteen challenged, two for cause. Court adjourned to Monday. 32 jurors remaining with 100 talesmen to be lined up Tuesday.
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Waco, Tex
T. R. Watson
John&. Patterson
W. R. Watson
Tray Dashiell
Jewett
T. M. Campbel
R. I. Munroe
Dodd Receives Fifty Year Sentence in Bank Killing Case
Herbert Dodd was sentenced to fifty years in the state penitentiary by a Travis County jury for the murder of Robert Heinatz, First National Bank cashier at Marble Falls, during a bank robbery. Heinatz was killed during the crime. a brother of Dodd has already been convicted and sentenced to ninety nine years for the same offense.
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Dodd
Austin
Tex
Herbert Dodd
Robert Heinatz
First National Bank
Marble Falls
Criminal District Court
Heinatz
Travis County
Austin Dairies to Raise Milk Prices in Austin
A group of fifteen leading Austin dairymen met at Trades Council Hall to decide on raising prices due to costly feed. They planned to lift milk from 40 to 50 cents per gallon cream from 40 to 50 cents per quart and whipped cream from 60 to 70 cents per quart, asserting current expenses are not covered.
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Austin Dairies
Austin
Tex
Trades Council Hall
Dixie Bon Bon Dance at K C Hall Saturday
An events list notes a Dixie Bon Bon Dance at K C Hall on Saturday October 28 with admission of 25 cents. Other items include shoplifting fines for two Mexican women, minor theft reports, soldiers arrested on daggers and firearms, and a twilight dance at W O W hall with 25 cent admission.
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Dixie
Twilight” Dancing Club
W. 8S
PD. B. Fund
Herman Sons’ Hall
Puppe
Mexico City-bound Madero widow visits Texas
Mrs Francisco I Madero, widow of the former president, left Friday for Mexico City after a lengthy stay to attend Angela Madero and Jose Trevino Garcia's wedding. She stayed with her brother-in-law Don Alfonso Madero on Quincy street during the visit. An unrelated auto incident at North Flores and Ahby Place was reported by Mounted Officer Senn stating no injuries after a brick wall incident was avoided.
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Massey
West
Terrell Apartments
Avenue C
Third Street
North Flores
A&hby Place
Senn
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Angela Madero
Senor Jose Trevino Garcia
Don Alfonso Madero
Quincy Street
Visitors Register at San Antonio Hotels Show Local Ties
Miss H Frizel and Miss L Bowman of Yazoo Mississippi stay at the Gunter. D Stokes and Mrs Stokes, from Lampa sas, at the Menger. J B Mulford of Monterey Mexico and W Nail of New Orleans at the Gunter. The Lodge official M Hutchins at the St Anthony. Mr and Mrs J H Lewis of Uvalde at the Gunter. C Hall of Dallas, J L McDonald of Beaumont and J M Abbott Jr of Seguin among guests. They plan several weeks in San Antonio.
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H. Frizel
L. Bowman
Yazoo
Miss
Gunter
M. Rodriguez Y Flores
Laredo
St. Anthony. Co
D. Stokes
Lampasas
A. B. Carstens
St. Anthony
M.walton
Brownsville
Menger
J. H. Lewis
Uvalde
M. B. Hutchins
St. Anthony c
James L. McDonald
Beaumont
J. B. Mulford
Monterey
Mexico
W. W. Nail
New Orleans
J. M. Abbott Jr
Seguin
J. M. West
Houston
C. P. Robinson
William D. Waer
Corpus Christi
N. H. Hellman
St. Louis
San Antonio
Texas Troops Denied Vote in November Elections
Thousands of federalized state troops along the Texas border and statewide are disfranchised for the November 7 elections. The Texas attorney general's opinion holds that all state militia serving the United States government are not qualified voters under Texas law. The ruling applies to Texas troops and others stationed in Texas.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Attorney General's Department
W. C. Jordan
Presidio County
United States
Federalized troops voting rules under state law
The text explains that troops from other states may have their ballots sent to their home state for counting if permitted by that state’s laws. It notes Texas laws cannot control such action, and federalized soldiers may not vote at any Texas precinct for state or national officers.
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Nois
Texas
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