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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1916

Page

7

Strikes and Transit Collapse Prompt Subway Surge

New York transit firms rejected a public service commission settlement offer and kept operating on the current basis as streetcar lines faced severe congestion. Passengers crowded platforms, with few surface cars running and cops stationed on rooftops amid fears of violence. Detectives probed a suspected explosive plot found near the Brooklyn Bureau Hall station, later discarded into the East River.

New York Interborough Rapid Transit New York Railways Company Public Service Commission Sunway Elevated Hugh Frayne American Federation of Labor Tomorrrow Mitchel Whitman New York Motor Bus Company, Incorporated Board of Estimates Brooklyn Interborough Bureau Hall Bureau of Combustiles East River

Obituary notices for Samuel W. Rogers and several Texas deaths

Samuel W. Rogers died Tuesday morning and his funeral is set for Thursday at 10 from his father’s residence with Rev. Weddell and Rev. Gallagher officiating. Pallbearers named, burial at Mission Burial Park. Surviving sister Mrs. Ward Suter of Pittsburgh. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs. A. E. Bedwell, Mrs. E. L. Colbert, D. B. Posey, and W. F. Hughes with funeral details, church affiliations, and interment at Mission Burial Park or City Cemetery No. 1.

Samuel W. Rogers Samuel Rogers Upson Street Charles W. Weddell Travis Park Tony Castanola Mission Burial Park A. E. Bedwell Brenham John W. Bedwell Mexico George W. Bedwell San Antonio I. B. Langford Sloan & Hagg Undertaking J. M. Todd Madison Square Presbyterian Church E.L. Colbert E. L. Colbert Milam Street Trenton Chapel of the Waters Undertaking Company City Cemetery No D. B. Posey Sharer Street Tennessee A. B. Posey Wakerman, Ariz William Bothe Conrad Reichert R. W. Koggs Ludwig Undertaking Company City Cemetery No. 1

Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment

Shelley Loring Undertaking Co provides automobile equipment and related services in an advertisement. The notice lists contact Roth at 971 for inquiries and purchases.

Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co Roth

Waddell Takes Charge of Strike Breakers in New York

James T. Waddell, renowned strikebreaker, arrives in New York to command crews hired to break the elevated, subway, and surface car strikes. He traveled from Chicago in twenty hours on a special train costing over $3000, with rapid segments between Toledo and Sandusky and other cities. Waddell reportedly earned about a half million dollars from breaking the copper miners’ strike in Calumet and Houghton, Michigan, years earlier.

James T. Waddell New York Waddell Chicago Toledo Sandusky Calumet Houghton Mich

Republicans Base Fight on Mexico

Washington DC September 13 Republicans plan to intensify attacks on President Wilson's Mexico policy. The campaign handbook catalogues charges and quotes Hughes and Roosevelt. It includes Lodge's The Story of Mexico and a Mexican catechism with caustic Q and A and reviews Lind’s mission and Lansing’s note to Carranza.

Washington, D. C Mexico Hughes Roosevelt Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Diaz John Lind Wilson Congress Minnesota Senor Federico Gamboa Huerta Bryan Lind Lansing Carranza

Daylight burglar captured after failed break-in

A 35 year old man was caught breaking into Fred Sharber’s home at 817 Paul Street Wednesday afternoon. Miss Or R Montez flagged the attempt from 1018 Kota Street. Fred Bell seized a shotgun and detained the intruder until Motorcycle Officers Subira and Kohr arrived. The suspect was taken to central station after refusing to talk.

Fred Sharber Paul Street Sharber Central Station

Typhoid Reports Rise Across Texas Health Officials Warn

Reports of typhoid in many Texas areas reach the state health department as Dr. W. B. Collings notes cases show no major rise but warn an epidemic could occur without precautions such as typhoid serum. Suit Over U P Bond Issue in Missouri seeks review of a 2.5 million bond plan for Union Pacific before securities issuance.

Austin Tex State Health Department W. B. Collings Texas U. P Jefferson City State Public Service Commission Jackson County Kansas City Union Pacific Company Supreme Court

Roll Your Own Bull Durham Cigarettes Becomes Trend

The ad touts rolling your own cigarettes with Bull Durham tobacco as the latest style for American smokers. It claims connoisseurship in rolling and urges readers to obtain a 5 cent sack and free papers, noting Durham, North Carolina as the source and offering a free booklet.

Maine California Durham N. C

Richard Mader Hurt in Motorcycle Truck Collision

Richard Mader a machinist for R H Hofheinz living at 10 Oriental street was severely injured in a Wednesday morning collision between his motorcycle and an army truck in the 900 block of North Hackberry street. He was taken to Fort Sam Houston hospital in serious condition with truck number and driver identified. c G Carttar suffered a minor jitney knockdown at Houston and Navarro streets but declined further injury. PD D Garza driver of the jitney was arrested for reckless driving.

Richard Mader R. H. Hofheinz Oriental Street North Hackberry Street Mader Fort Sam Houston C. G. Carttar Garza Street Houston Navarro PD. D. Garza South Presa Street

Farm Loan Board Schedule Expands Hearings in Midwest

The Farm Loan Board plans multiple hearings in Kansas Nebraska and Missouri with two sessions in Kansas and Nebraska cities. Secretary McAdoo says more Texas cities may host hearings later, and that all cities in the visited states and surrounding areas are invited to be heard at the most convenient locations.

Washington, D. C Farm Loan Board Texas Kansas Missouri Nebraska Austin McAdoo Farm Loan Bank Topeka Hutchinson St. Joseph Lincoln Neb Omaha South Middle Western Washington Fie

Manufactures Association Discusses City Charter Amendments

The San Antonio Manufacturers and Jobbers Association met Tuesday night at headquarters with President G S McElroy presiding. Secretary C C Leel was absent attending the Fredericksburg fair as representative of the club. Little business was transacted as the session focused on the city charter and the need for amendments.

San Antonio

Quebec Bridge Span Fall Accepted by Company

The St Lawrence Bridge Company notified the Canadian government it accepts full responsibility for the Quebec bridge span collapse. It will replace the span and complete the bridge soon, with no plan to raise the fallen section as rebuilding is cheaper.

Ottawa St. Lawrence

War Time Games in Paris

Children in Paris enact war plays reflecting World War I service. Girls fill Red Cross roles nursing imagined wounded, while others dream of carrying toy muskets. The piece notes many youths have relatives at the front and questions the fairness of war even in play.

Cartoons Magazine Lyceum Willette Rue Saint Red Cross

San Antonio & Northwestern Railroad Lets Stock Sale for War Era Road

The San Antonio and Northwestern Railroad Company secures the Western Construction Company to build from San Antonio to San Angelo via Medina Lake Bandera Medina City Rock Springs Sonora Eldorado. It plans stock sales to National Guardsmen with no bond issue and expects strong regional backing, aiming first to reach Medina Lake and earn 10 to 12 percent on cost.

Western Construction Company Construction Company San Antonio San Antonio & Northwestern San Angelo Medina Lake Bandera Medina City Rock Springs Sonora Eldorado Army National Guard A. A. Luther San Antonio & Northwestern Railroad Company National Guards Texas Southern Department

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