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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1912

Page

5

City Considers South Alamo Paving and Sprinkler Upgrades

At a city council meeting an ordinance to complete asphalt paving on South Alamo to the Aransas Pass depot is likely. City Engineer Pancoast will present cost figures while bids from several paving firms are invited. Streets are being systematically sprinkled to reduce dust, with new sprinklers hoped for before winter rains.

South Alamo Street Aransas Pass Pancoast Gus Jones South Alamo Martinez Sap Jones Missouri Louis Rubiola Houston Street San Pedro Avenue Garden Street Rubiola

Fishing accident ends with leg injury on Yuba River

Harry Michener a former racing chauffeur turned gold quartz miner slipped on rocks while landing a large trout on the upper Middle Yuba near Milton. He dislocated his right knee and, after a failed self reset, fired distress signals with his revolver. Mike D. Cogley arrived to assist and both men slid into a canyon before reaching shore. Michener was carried to the Garlin mine in a rough ascent.

Allegheny, Cal Harry Michener Allegheny Yuba Milton Michener Mike D. Cogley Garlian Mine

Negro women hold up and rob Benton Zerenta grocer

Two known female highwaywomen robbed grocer Benton Zerenta on South San Saba Street near Washington Park. Zerenta fought them, was stabbed in the arm, one suspect surrendered as officers pursued the other for nearly two blocks. Police say the pair, seasoned thieves, will face assault and robbery charges.

Benton Zerenta Jerome Angel Barloco San Saba Street Washington Park Zerenta

Rigoletto Quartet Stuns Ellery Band Concert

A large crowd gathered at Electric Park for the Ellery band concert presenting a cosmopolitan program. Standout numbers included The Poet and Peasant Overture, Sanson et Delilah trumpet solo, a Rigoletto act four scene with a famed quartet, Southern Roses, and the Second Hungarian Rhapsody. The Rigoletto number featured D Amico Muscente Croce and Giulii in a celebrated quartet. The Ellery band plans more music for Harvest Jubilee engagements.

Electric Park Ellery Band Sanson Et Delilah Gennaro D’amico Messrs. D'Amico Muscente Croce Giulii Ellery

International Chamber Congress Opens in Boston Soon

In Boston 23 foreign countries have already gathered for the fifth international congress of Chamber of Commerce and Industrial associations to be held September 24 to 26. Delegates from Austria, Hungary, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Great Britain, Chile, China, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Germany, Mexico, Greece, Holland, Honduras, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Peru, Switzerland and Turkey are among early attendees as Boston businessmen expect one of the largest conventions in the history of international trade.

Boston Mass Austria Hungary Argentine Republic Belgium Brazil Great Britain Chile China Columbia Ecuador France Germany Mexico Greece Holland Honduras Italy Norway Portugal Peru Switzerland Turkey Association

Jane Addams Backs Roosevelt In Roosevelt Taft Wilson Fight

Jane Addams renowned for aiding Chicago slum poor will actively support Colonel Roosevelt. She plans to call on friends and admirers to back Roosevelt in the presidential campaign against Taft and Wilson.

Jane Addams Chicago Roosevelt Taft Wilson

James Routledge Named Delegate to International Congress

President Charles Graebner of the Chamber of Commerce appoints James Routledge as delegate to the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce in Boston. Routledge is currently in Rockport Massachusetts and will travel to Boston for the event.

James Routledge Charles Graebner Chamber of Commerce International Congress of Chambers of Commerce Boston Routledge Rockport Mass

Ad Men Meet Tuesday at San Antonio Advertisers Luncheon

The San Antonio Advertisers association holds a bi monthly luncheon Tuesday at the St Anthony hotel. J R Sprague will report on the Elbert Hubbard lecture to be given October 25 at Beethoven hall under club auspices. Sprague just returned from the east after meeting Hubbard's business manager. The club also discusses a winter lecture series of ten illustrated talks on advertising topics prepared by the national educational committee. The silk production of Japan has nearly doubled in the last ten years.

San Antonio National Association

Sings Girl to Freedom in Ossining Court

Ossining lawyer Stuart Baker sang Grace Williams free after she was arraigned before Police Justice William J. Chadeayne on a disorderly conduct charge. Squire Bradley testified she passed his house singing Everybody's Doin It and dancing the turkey trot. Baker requested a jury trial and six men acquitted her after the song.

Ossining N. Y Stuart Baker Grace Williams Newcastle William J. Chadeayne Millwood Miss Williams Squire Bradley Baker

Taft the Great Traveler Keeps World-Topping Record

President Taft has traveled about 100000 miles since taking office and 335000 miles since 1900, largely at government expense. He has spent many nights in sleeping cars and on steamships, with trips to Philadelphia Cuba Panama and around the world. He stands out among presidents for laboring on long speaking tours and maintaining fitness with a strict diet. He has a $25000 travel allowance and has addressed over two thousand speeches nationwide including in tank towns and public forums.

Washington, D. C William Howard Taft United States White House Philadelphia Cuba Panama Roosevelt McKinley Taft Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Pacific Ocean Europe el Paso Texas Howdy Porfirio Diaz Mexico

Bathtub Theft Case in Washington Court

Magistrate Mullowney sentences Buddy Johnson to six months after he admits stealing a bathtub to sell for gin. Amanda Jackson, landlady, reported the incident in the local police court.

Washington Mullowney Buddy Johnson Amanda Jackson Buddy

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