Taft Defends Becton of Supreme Court
President Taft argues the Supreme Court correctly interpreted the anti trust law narrowing restraints of trade. He cites Standard Oil and tobacco cases, defends the court against critics, and urges no amendments while urging enforcement to curb combinations and monopolies through federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Becton
Supreme Court
Sugar Trust
Knight
Standard Oil
Congress
Standard Oil Co
Tobacco Trust
Cardui touted as lifesaver for womanly ailments in Wildomar
Mrs. F. Mills credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with curing a severe illness after a week of intense pain. She claims two bottles restored her strength to 165 pounds and urges others with “womanly troubles” to try Cardui and related products. The notice promotes Cardui Home Treatment and offers a mailed booklet on request.
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Cardus
Thedford
Y Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Edicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Princeton Professor to Lead Texas Christian University
Fort Worth Texas September 18 It was announced that Dr F E K Kershner of Princeton will be elected president of Texas Christian University at the board of trustees meeting Tuesday He succeeds Dr Clinton Lockhart who resigned last week
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
F. EK. Kershner
Princeton
Texas Christian University
Board of
Clinton Lockhart
Biplane Crash Injures Airman Near Middletown
C P Rodgers crashed thirty five feet to ground while attempting to resume flight to the Pacific coast. He suffered scalp wounds but was not seriously hurt and planned repairs to his wrecked machine. He returned to his special train and aimed to start again tomorrow with a new engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Middletown
N. Y
Pacific Coast
C. P. Rodgers
Rodgers
New York
Erie Railroad
A Coeers
Sheepshead Bay
James J. Ward
Oswego
Tradesmen Trust Bank Closes to Protect Depositors
Philadelphia bank Tradesmen Trust, with capital of 50 000 and last report showing 1 328 000 in deposits, closed its doors this morning. President Peter Boyd, succeeding the late Mayor Samuel H Ashbridge, said the board decided to close to protect depositors who will receive dollar for dollar. The institution is insolvent and assets will pay debts with a surplus for stockholders, though real estate mortgages cannot be realized immediately.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Tradesmen Trust Company
Peter Boyd
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Trust Company
Tradesmen’s Trust Company
Obituary notes for Schaefer Gray and Kozboy in San Antonio
Carl Schaefer aged 86 died at his daughter’s Alamo Heights home after sixty seven years in the city. Funeral this afternoon at German Methodist rites with burial in Salado family ground. Nettie G Gray wife of Dr R H Gray funeral held at residence with graveside rites by Royal Neighbors. Ethel Kozboy died at 30 at 195 Rehman street with funeral from home to Orthodox Jewish cemetery.
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German Methodist Church
Salado
Drs. G. W. Johnson
J. D. Bell
A. R. Beal
L. K. Beck
W. C. Hirzell
M. J. Bliem
Major Dickman Arrives for Post Inspection at Sam Houston
Major Joseph T. Dickman inspector general of army posts in the Central division arrived at Fort Sam Houston this morning for a tri annual routine inspection of money and property of the post quartermaster departments. He will stay five or six days and then return to Chicago via Galveston and intermediate points.
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Dickman
Joseph T. Dickman
Army Posts
Central Division
Fort Sam Houston
Chicago
Galveston
Texas Pioneer Santleben Dies After Falls at Home
August Santleben fifty six year old San Antonio resident dies after injures from falling from a second story gallery while retrieving coins. A German born pioneer who helped open San Antonio commerce and mail routes to Mexico. Civil War veteran. survived by seven sons and two daughters. funeral by Odd Fellows with Rev. Arthur Jones to conduct services.
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August Sandeben
Texas
North
Florey Street
Sandleben
Santheben
San Antonio
Mr. Sentleben
Germany
Castroville
Santleben
Southwest
Mexico
Monterey
Mexico City
Third Texas Cavalry
Wie
Fred Santleben
Yoakum
Verdinand
Henry
August
Carlos
Graves
Alfred
Ella Santleben
E. D. McAllister
Odd Fellows
Arthur Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Roempke Out Of Danger After Auto Street Car Crash
Ruth Roempke, severely injured in the Garden and Madison collision last Thursday, is entirely out of danger per Dr T T Jackson. Her sister Alfreda, with back sprain and bruises, was moved to their father A I Roempke's home. L J Kelly remains at Lee Surgical Institute, improving. Royal Orchestra plays daily at the Saratoga restaurant. New exclusive ladies tailoring weaves shown at Abrams and Koenigheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roempke
Ruth Roempke
Garden and
Madison Streets
T. T. Jackson
Alfreda
Santa Rosa Hospital
A. I. Roempke
Ogden Street
L. J. Kelly
Lee Surgical Institute
Booker T. Washington Tour Opens in Texas
Under the State Negro Business league banner Booker T. Washington begins a Texas tour September 25 in El Paso and reaches San Antonio September 26. He will address a mixed audience at Beethoven hall to urge unity and highlight vast opportunities in the south and southwest for African Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Negro Business League
Booker T. Washington
el Paso
Texas
San Antonio
Beethoven Hall
South
Southwest
Incinerator Plan Moves Forward In City
R. S. Waggoner of Winn & Co. Sanitary arrives in the city to meet with Mayor Callaghan aldermen and health board this afternoon on establishing a garbage incinerator here.
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R. S. Waggoner
Winn & Co. Sanitary Company
Waco
Callaghan
Board of Health
Edwards Millinery Display A Beauty In San Antonio
A fall and winter millinery display at Edwards Millinery on Commerce Street in San Antonio showcases redesigned second floor hats and matching handbags. Notable pieces include a Queen Mary style Paris model in black velvet, a Georgette theater cap with Russian lace, mink trim, and a New York Madame Jesse creation with blue plumes. The first floor features bonnet style children’s hats, French plumes, fur, lace, and velvet trimmings with roses as a favored accent.
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San Antonio
Edwards Millinery Company
Commerce Street
Paris
New York
Madame Jesse
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Men’s Outfitters
Shriner & Urner
Anomilsbee
Alamo Plaz
L. T. Waters
E. Commerce
U.P
Philadelphia Bank
Abrams & Koenigheim, Conroy Bldg
National Biscuit Company
Houston Street
Terment
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Pall
Marshall Hicks
Selig Deutschmann
Netterville Devine
Charles Shiner
Albert Meyer
Walter Napier
A. Collman
Main Ave
Oo Abrams & Koenigheim
Conroy Bldg
Royal Orchestra
Saratoga Restaurant
Abrams & Koenigheim
Washington
Edwards’ Millinery
Uneeda Biscuit
Nationae Biscuit Company
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