Harriman Lines May See Shifts in Management
Reports indicate a possible shake up in the Harriman systems including Texas Sunset Central East and West lines as duties fade at year end. It remains uncertain which officials will be affected with speculation centering on Thornwell Fay and others while no concrete promotions are confirmed.
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Lieved
Harriman
Stubbs
Prese
Texas Sunset
Harry F. Anderson
San Antonio
More Pupils Than Seats At Local High School
Due to a pupil body of about 750 and auditorium seating over 600, half the students will attend Tuesday morning exercises and the other half Thursday morning. Principal Williams split grades across days with ninth and tenth on Tuesday and eleventh and twelfth on Thursday. Mrs Fannie Gootee Iglehardt will address the first group on Texas History next Tuesday, possibly recounting incidents from her Texas History book.
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Williams
Fannie Gootc Iglehardt
Texas
Spencer Grey Fined for Malicious Mischief in Asphalt Incident
Spencer Grey, a negro, was fined $5 in the corporation court this morning after testimony that he drove a heavy wagon over fresh asphalt on South Alamo street yesterday afternoon following a warning to avoid the repair area.
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Spencer Grey
Corporation Court
South Alamo Street
End of Laurier Era as Canadian Election Favors Borden
The landslide victory shocks Liberals who had governed fifteen years. Sir Wilfrid Laurier campaigns for reciprocity but loses. Borden prepares to form a new ministry with likely appointees Foster, Hazen, and Rogers. The US press weighs the U S reaction to the overwhelming rejection and Laurier resigns to make way for a Bor den government.
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Ontario
Quebec
Nova ‘Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Columbia
Wilfrid
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Dominion
Earl Gray
Duke of Connaught
England
Earl Grey
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Mr. Borden
Halifax
Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid
George Foster
Hazen
New Brunswick
Robert Rogers Jr
Borden
United States
Laurier
Gazette
Wheat Prices Rise After Reciprocity Defeat
Wheat jumped as much as 2 1 8 cents a bushel with May delivery rising to 103 8 4 from 101 5 8 as oats also climbed about 1 11 2. May oats reached 49 1 2 from 47 7 8. Reports circulated that flour prices could rise 25 to 85 cents a barrel.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wheat prices jump as reciprocity defeat ignites market
In Minneapolis on September 22 the Chamber of Commerce saw a frenzied wheat buy reaction with limited offers. December opened around 112 cents, topping 108 as high, a roughly four cent gain from prior close. May opened at 111 to 112, up from 107 3/4 and 107 7/8, with prices rising through the first hour and no deals under 108 for December or 112 for May.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Chamber of Commerce
Wheat Rises 8 Cents After Canadian Reciprocity Defeat
Wheat jumped eight cents at the market opening in Kansas City. The rise followed the defeat of reciprocity in Canada, signaling a sharp early session reaction for grain traders.
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the Associates Press
Kansas City
Canada
Wheat market opens with four cent rise in Duluth
Wheat at the opening in Duluth today jumps four cents, signaling a sharp inland market move. The report notes the price increase appears in early trading, reflecting broader market sentiment for grains.
Winni Wheat Balls Not For Wheat Immediate Use
Winnipeggers await word from the Ontario Wheat Association on wheat futures as the Winnipeg market stalls. Officials report uncertain demand and potential price adjustments for the upcoming harvest season.
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Ociated Press
Winnipeg
Market whispers on reciprocity treaty impact noted
The local bulls felt potential openness from a reciprocity treaty if adopted. October, closing yesterday at 1, opened today at 99 and traded later at 98 7 8 and 98 3 4. Department heads will measure up to them.
Canadian Papers Say Fear of Annexation Caused Landslide
The Mail and Empire and The Globe analyze the Ontario vote as a rejection of reciprocity with the United States. Ontario backed protectionist lines while other provinces favored Laurier, signaling a shift in national trade policy and future political alignments.
Canadian Election Defeat Boosts Unionists In England
English papers react with elation as Laurier and the Liberal government suffer a decisive defeat over reciprocity with the United States. The result signals a victory for unionists and tariff reform, with imperialists claiming the outcome upholds empire ties over continental links.
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Thes Associated Press
London
Laurier
United States
Canada
England
Borden
Stock Exchange
Unionist Globe
Taft
Wilfrid Laurier
Washington
Extended Free Pulp Zone After Canada Defeat
Washington report says John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association announces that Canada’s defeat of reciprocity expands the free zone of pulp and paper to include all favored nations.
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Washington, D.C
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Today
Canada
Good Roads Day Adds Model Sections At International Fair
Two 100 foot model road sections will be built at the fair to show modern construction drainage and maintenance. One by W H Hawkins good roads expert of the Bexar County Highway League and the other by Agricultural and Mechanical College students. Visitors and officials will learn practical road-building techniques using modern machinery. Notables include W S Keller Alabama, W S Gearheart Kansas, W R Goit Oklahoma, and J B McDonald Connecticut highways officials attending.
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W. 8. Hawkins
Bexar County Highway League
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Hawkins
San Antonio
Keller
Alabama
W. 8. Gearheart
Kansas
W. R. Goit
Oklahoma
J. B. McDonald
Connecticut
City Council Fire Committee Sets Meeting On Building Ordinance
For swift reduction of the fire insurance rate, the council fire committee lumber dealers and property owners will meet in the council chamber next Tuesday afternoon to discuss the proposed ordinance regulating construction and building of every class of house within San Antonio. The meeting will be called to order.
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San Antonio
City Council Fire Committee
Council Chamber
World’s top woman aviator sails to Nassau meet
Mule Helene Dutrieu cables from Paris that she will participate in the Nassau Boulevard Tong Island aviation meet aboard the Olympic. She plans to compete against leading American women fliers Miss Harriet Quimby Miss Matilda Moisant and Miss Blanche Scott in the event aboard her Farman biplane.
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Mule
Helene Dutrieu
Paris
Nassau Boulevard
Tong Island
Farman
Olympic
Harriet Quimby
Matilda Moisant
Blanche Scott
Lumber Dealers Gather for Building Code Update Meeting
Chairman John Wickeland leads fire limits committee as lumber dealers and real estate men join a public gathering to discuss adopting a new building code and its impact on the community.
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John Wickeland
Comet Shows Tail As Duerler Reports Observations
San Antonio astronomer Gus Duerler Jr cuts vacation to study Brook's comet from Garden street telescope. He reports the comet now shows a tail about two degrees long and foresees rain within 24 to 36 hours due to humidity and barometric changes. Dallas and Chicago & Alton officials arrive on business trips during the morning.
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Gus Duerler Jr
San Antonio
Brook
Garden Street
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