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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1907

Page

6

Indictment names Steunenberg in Borah fraud conspiracy

In Boise Idaho on September 21 a federal panel begins empaneling a jury to try United States Senator William Borah for conspiracy to defraud the government of timber lands. Governor Frank Steunenberg is named in the indictment as John Das, one of the conspirators.

Boise Idzha United States Willam E. Borah Norman M. Buick Frank Steubenberg Borah Steunerberg John Das

Open Fight on Telegraph Co s Aide Delegates To Angta

A delegate left San Antonio for Angtla to unite delegates from Dallas Houston Galveston and other areas to renew the fight in Texas against telegraph companies. Strikers claim written evidence from prominent business figures supports abrogating charters for closing small offices and tolling regular notes by mail. They cite growing union support across the country and warn of broader railroad telegraph conflicts. New Orleans and Western Union show rising activity and protests flow from business and exchanges.

San Antonio Angtla Dallas Houston Galveston Texas Union of America New Orleans Westar Tnion Postal Cormers

Mrs Leiter Ill in Paris Hospitalized by Illness

Paris September report says Mrs Lavi Leiter widow of an American capitalist and mother of the late Lady Curzar is confined to her hotel room at the Hotel Rite suffering from liver troubles. Doctors order a complete rest and quiet.

Paris

Murder charge for Baker near in county and city authority

Officers say murder charge against J T Baker is imminent as they await one more witness to bolster the case. An affidavit is expected to be filed in Judge Umschells court once the final witness is located as county and city authorities prepare a coordinated pursuit. Baker, about 55, formerly ran saloons on Laredo and Soledad streets, was jailed after being linked to the slain McNichle. Coroner and police continue to gather evidence, with McNichle’s son buried today and verdict due tomorrow.

J.T. Baker L. L McéNickle Chist Charles Stevens Umschell Baker South Laredo Street W. W. Burnette Soledad Street Cookey Red Light Laredo Street McNichle FP. Speiler Bst Constable Stevens Overmann Womack Tee Completed Stevens McNickle Cnn Umecheth

EXPECT 3 WELLS IN MISSION OW FIELD

The Mission oil field grows in prominence with eleven derricks already erected and five rigs at work and ready to install. Operators expect at least three wells to be brought in during current operations. Up to date machinery and modern appliances indicate strong field faith by operators. The Medina Oil company, the latest to exploit the field, lists Samuel O G Bell as president and Will Sullivan as treasurer with S W Kearney as secretary. board members include Samuel C Bell and others. The company is a close corporation with no stock for sale.

Mission Ware Medina Oj Samuel OG Bell Will Sullivan S. W. Kearney Airoelms Samuel C. Bell We Armstrong L. I. Scanning W. A. King J. G. Walsh Gale

Bad Judge of Speed Draws Fine of Five Dollars

W O Staton was arraigned in patrol court this morning on a charge of reckless driving and claimed he did not know he was exceeding the speed limit. He denied threatening to run over an officer who tried to stop him. Otto Klings and Charles Knoll offered excuses for whipping up their horse and driving on the sidewalks on Matamoras Street, thinking the four officers in front were trying to hold them up. The case of abusive language against Annie Beard and Dave Hunter was continued to tomorrow. Juvenile court work began as Powell Lambert and Willie Kidwell, youths, were arraigned on stealing water bottles. George Bailey, for disturbing the peace, was fined.

W. OL. Staton Potlea Court Otto Klangs Charles Knoll Matamoras Annie Beard Tave Hunter Powell Lambert Wille Kidwell Aeda George Bailey Wos

Texas lumber firms face new trust suits in Texas

Special to The Light from Austin reports that imminent trust suits are expected against several Texas lumber companies as authorities move to curb perceived monopoly practices.

Austin Tex Texas

Executions in Russia: Nine Killed for Mill Owner Murder

Lodz, Russia, Sept 23. Seven workmen and two girls were executed by shooting without trial for taking part in the murder of Marquis of Silberstein, owner of a large cotton mill, killed on September 13 after he refused payment for strike time.

Lodz Russia Marquis of Silberstein

Local Weather San Antonio Forecast and Temps

San Antonio and vicinity see a 44 degree forecast with a cool and calm regime tonight and Tuesday. Overnight low around 70 degrees and the prior 24 hours saw a high near 90 plus, with a morning wind at 4 miles per hour. A temperature record today compares with last year noting figures in the 80s and 90s across 1907 and 1906.

OCAL San Antonio Fairy Marning Jor M. Vesseane

T P Walsh Badly Injured Contractor At Moore Building

T P Walsh corntye salor and contractor living at 101 Colorado avenue West is seriously injured when brick from a road dump toppled onto his head at the new Moore building annex on Flone don street. An ambulance took him to Physicians and Surgeons hospital where an operation was performed. At 3 o'clock he remained unconscious and in critical condition. Walsh, widely known, was supervising the cornice work on the project.

T. P. Walsh Corntye Salor Contactor Colorado Avene Moore Building Flonedon Street Mr. Walsh Physicians & Surgeons’ Hospital Frank Paschal Walsh

Famous Short Horn Breeder Appointed Judge at Fair

Secretary Vance of the International Fair association received W. H. Gentry’s letter accepting the judge position for shorthorn cattle entries. Roskwell of the Five Million club promised an elaborate Diamond Jubilee Day program to attract a large crowd.

Secretary Vance International Fair Association W. H. Gentry Ager Roskwell Five Million Club

Fresh lead in hot pursuit of oil trust

New York, Sept 23. Government counsel Kellogg reportedly has key evidence on rebates and oil transport profits. Subpoenas target railroad officials to produce papers on transportation, with lines of questioning extending as proceedings continue. Tilford testified Manhattan Oil sold 751 tank cars to Standard Oil via Union Tank Car, amid questions about long term gas company contracts.

New York Frank ¥. Kellogg Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Tillard Standard of Company Ohe Company Tilford Manhattan Oil Company of Ohio Standard Company Union Tank Ines Standard Manhattan OM Company Indianapolle Gas Company Peoples Gas Light and Coke. Co Mr. Tiford Anthony B. Ready Manhattan

Injured Conductor Hurt Boarding Moving Car on Laurel Heights

Conductor Oliver Harden of the Traction company was thrown twenty to thirty feet and left unconscious after attempting to board a moving car near Craig Place. The incident occurred at seven pm with the man off duty. he was taken to Physicians and Surgeons Hospital and is not thought to be seriously hurt, though may miss several days.

Laurel Heights Oliver Marden Traction Company Craig Place Coanfuetor Harden Hardner Physicans and Surgeons Itas

Bardetty Wella Visit Reported by Washington Correspondent

Frank Bushick, Houston Post Washington correspondent, arrived in Bardetty Wella to see friends and relatives and is expected to return to Washington shortly before Congress reconvenes.

Frank Bushick Frank Rushick Washington Houston Post Bardetty Wella Congress

State Liquor Dealers Rally at Mission Garden

Nearly 400 retail liquor dealers from across Texas gathered at Mission Garden Hall to discuss mutual protection and measures. Mayor Callaghan welcomed delegates and defended saloon men, praising their character and public spirit while opposing prohibition.

Mquot Mission Garden Hall Thartes Wernoke Ser Antonio Callighan Unitor R. H H. Ward Ward J. F. Onlor Hexar County Wernétte Texas San Antonio Rankin Dallas Grayson County Sherman Austin McGregor Indep Bisland Houston

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Steunenberg John Doe Telegraph CO Telegraphers’ Union Luluor Clalers Alis Justice Alamo City Texas Grill For Lumber Companies Faid Moore OIL Trust Conductor Harder Mission Garden Callaghan
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