Texas stock disease group seeks big state funds
Fort Worth meeting of the Texte and Southwestern cattle association aims to stamp out Texas stock disease and eradicate ticks. They seek a $500,000 state appropriation, after $100,000 was provided by the Thirty-ninth Legislature. Officials report 22 southern counties under quarantine as leaders push for rapid action.
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Texte
Southwestern Cattle
Faigerx
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association
Heck-Smith
South Te
Wea
Whitehurst
Ishoma Board of Agriculture
Houston
Texas
Imes Callan
Menard
Ane W. W. Branson
Midland
Eotmites
Branson
Aidland
West “Toaus
James Deering Dies En Route to United States
Chicago Sept 22 James Deering vice president of International Harvester died at sea aboard the steamship Faris ag while returning to the United States after a summer in Europe. The news confirms the prominent industrialist’s death during the voyage.
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James Deering
America
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Farisag
United States
Europe
Man Demands County Replace Stolen Trousers
A county dispute arises after a man asks the Baxan county district attorney to issue a $7.50 warrant against the county treasurer for new pants after his extra pair was reportedly stolen. District Attorney C Chambers and County Auditor Walter Kendall concluded such purchases are not county business. The man sent a letter to Chambers claiming liability but stated there was no threat.
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Baxan
C. Chambers
Walter Kendall
Imber
Nolice
Mr. Chambers
Elks Plan San Antonio Conference for Reorganization
More than 190 delegates from Texas Elks sections will gather in San Antonio from September 28 to 30 for the association’s reorganization. Exalted Ruler William Fawley Stwell of Dallas will give a principal address at a public luncheon in the St. A then ballroom. Speakers include General Paul B. Malone and Colonel John Sullivan. a separate members-only bust meeting will be held.
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Texas
San Antonio
Texas Elks' Association
Jack R. Burke
William Fawley Stwell
Dallas
Principe
St. Aithen
Paul B. Malone
John Sullivan
New Orleans
Grand Catted Ster
I. £. Downs
Towle
Lighted cigarette found in mail chute at Russell Building
A postman opened the mail box at the foot of the mail chute in the Russell Building Parsday and found a large cloud of smoke with a cigarette butt and ashes still warm. Only one letter was damaged, three were slightly burned, not returned to sender. the postman noted the aroma of tobacco.
Mrs Anna Ort Dies At Daughter's Home
Mrs. Anna Ort, 75, formerly of Pittsburgh and a San Antonio resident, died at her daughter Mrs. W G Scholz’s home at 532 East Guenther Street after a lingering illness. She is survived by two daughters, a son in Los Angeles, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and a sister in San Antonio. Funeral services will be held at the Scholz residence under the Riebe undertaking with Rev J Leighton Gr eent officiating.
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Anna Ort
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
WG. Scholz
East Guenther Street
W. G. Scholz
August Q. Proll
T. J. Wolf
Los Angeles
Eliza Cook
Scholz
Riebe Undertaking
J. Leighton Green T
Westminster -Presbyterian
Ye Tobin Tavern Offers Free Room to Alley Sleeper
A man slept in an alley off Jefferson Street between Tonston and Tray. Patrolman Salading found him last Tuesday morning. He said he hoped to save hotel bills until he left town as the city promised to entertain him free of charge for a while.
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Salading
Jefferson Street
Tonston
Tawtt
Citizens Halt Bridge Project Over San Antonio River Route
About 200 property owners petitioned city officials to stop a proposed concrete bridge across the San Antonio River and Femple Street. City officials paused work, citing ongoing river survey and line reestablishment. Residents fear increased traffic in a high‑class residential area. permission was granted amid protests from park commissioner Ray Labert.
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San Antonio
Femple Street
City Commission
Paul Steffler
Streat Sonuissinner
Sam Willing
Antonia Belt and Terminal Company
Blue Star Street
J. Ewig
Ray Labert
Police Close In On Theft Suspect Hidden In Jail
Detectives Grags hoff and Bartholonme hunted an automobile theft suspect in the county jail area all day Monday. Det Sgt Stendebar reassigned Detectives Goff and Hice to keep the search alive, staying near the suspect’s home for over three hours Monday night before learning he had been jailed for the past week.
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Gragshoff
Bartholonme
Stendebar
Goff and
Hice
Doctors remove newspaper fragment from woman's eye
At Robert B. Green hospital during an operation on Dolores Martiniz of 21 Sonta Leona street, a fragment of newspaper was removed from her swollen eye. The piece was large enough that the printed words could be deciphered by attendants.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Dolores Martiniz
Sonta Leona Street
Suspected Canes Boys Armrest Note Leads to Tire Recovery
A San Antonio citizen helped police recover 12 automobile tires after deputies traced a suspicious act near Ronhasy Street. L. B. Hurley reported the incident, linking it to youths seen loading tires into a vehicle. Investigators recovered the tires and detained several individuals in connection with the matter.
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San Antonio
Ronhasy
L. B. Hurley
Agaritn’ Avenue
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