Prize Winners Tell How The Light Live On
A reader shares how a $20 weekly budget sustains a four room home, garden, and church life. The letter details expenses for housing, groceries, car fare, and personal allowances, with a weekly total of 17.40 and a leftover of 2.60 to cover taxes, insurance, and contingencies.
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Roy Tore Ies
Wat Vane Eves
Weather forecast for Texas areas turns fair with rising temps
Washington dispatch notes East and Western Texas will be generally fair with variable winds. Temperatures rise likely by Monday.
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Washington
Texas
Local forecast for San Antonio area Sunday
San Antonio and vicinity forecasts call for fair weather on Sunday with expected calm conditions and no precipitation.
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San Antonio and Vicinity
Weather roundup for tourists across major cities
Temperature readings and wind directions for cities including Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington. Forecasts show showers or cooler conditions Sunday in several locales with fair weather in others and winds ranging from southeast to northwest.
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Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Unfounded claim about AP wire carried by other papers
The statement alleging that the AP leased wire into San Antonio is carried in whole or in part by any newspaper besides the Light is unfounded. There is no basis in fact for such a claim.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Double killing at a Austin saloon shocks city
A saloonkeeper John Gest age 40 at 1500 South Congress street was fatally shot at his Austin saloon. A relative fatally wounded another man George Duncan who died later. Police found the apparent killer a relative of Gest as they searched for the assailant. Cause of the tragedy is undetermined.
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Austin
Tex
John Gest
South Congress Street
George Duncan
Gest
Governor's veto test shifts to Secretary of State
Texas report notes Attorney General Lightfoot seeks certified copies of the general appropriation bill to challenge the governor's veto. If Secretary of State McDonald refuses, mandamus action may target him to compel delivery. final bill copies are being prepared by AG staff.
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Scilal
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Lightfoot
Lane
McDonald
Attorney General's Department
Rattlesnake Hunt Is The Real Sport
Mrs. Clara Ditmars wife of New York Zoological Park curator Raymond L Ditmars returns from Forestine Sullivan County after breaking her rattlesnake catching record. The trip included three weeks of hunting prizes for the Bronx Zoo exhibition program and proves she is possibly the only woman to tackle live rattlers in their native haunts. She says rattlesnake hunting is the only real sport for a real sports woman.
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Bronx Park
New York
Clara Ditmars
Raymond L. Ditmars
New York Zoological Park
Bronx
Forestine
Sullivan County
Ditmars
Zoo
Magonistas Threaten Invasion From Juarez at Columbus
News from El Paso reports Magonistas threaten to invade Columbus New Mexico with 150 cavalry sent from Juarez to deter the attack. General Duncan seeks permission to deploy Fourth Cavalry from Fort Bliss as border tensions rise and Juarez fears a broader assault.
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EL Paso
Tex
Columbus
N. M
Estrada
Juarez
United States Army
United States
Joseph W. Duncan
Department of Texas
War Department
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Duncan
Cloudcroft
Border Patrol
Magonistas
Governor Plans Hutchinson Trip For Taft Conference
In his first out of state journey the governor heads to Hutchinson Kansas for a semi centennial event while aiming to meet President Taft about Mexican depredations along the southwest border. He will press for federal troops or ranger expenses to be covered and return to Austin next Saturday.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Taft
Austin
Pat Crowe makes unsuccessful flight from hotel window
Chicago news reports Pat Crowe, known kidnapper and evangelist, attempted a window escape from a Dearborn hotel. He fell onto a fire escape, was carried back inside, and is under doctor care with a possible skull fracture. a police court hearing is planned if his condition allows.
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Chicago
Iil
Pat” Crowe
Dearborn
Pat
Crowe
Wells
Oak Streets
Fred Shea
North
Clark Street
Passavant Hospital
Stephen
Tnesday
Chicago Avenue
Northern tramps crowd San Antonio as rock pile work begins
Police chief Frank Newnam says early arrivals of the weary Willies from northern states are being rounded up and sent to work on a rock pile. Detectives and patrols patrol the city to capture hoboes. fines of 10 to 20 dollars are issued. The anticipated winter influx is expected to swell the labor force turning out crushed rock for street improvements.
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San Antonio
Frank Newnam
Crickets Invade San Antonio In Odd Insect Visit
Crickets, presumably angry with Austin, swarmed San Antonio on Friday. They gathered around electric lights and in stores and homes, rode street cars with Traction Company, and caused night-time disturbances prompting fumigation in some areas. Officials expect the invasion to be short-lived.
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Austin
San Antonio
Traction Company
Murder Suspect Free After Insurance Policy Transfer
Arthur J. Burnham, under arrest since the murder of his wife and two children and their neighbors, was released from jail in Colorado Springs. He then went to an attorney’s office and transferred a $3000 Woodman life policy to his cousin’s two Detroit children after fingerprints on an ax matched his. No progress yet in finding the killer.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arthur J. Burnham
Henry F. Wayne
Woodman
E. E. Hardwick
Detroit
Mich
Miss Helen Frick Becomes Own Kitchen Boss
Boston September 23 Miss Helen Clay Frick heiress and philanthropist has ousted the French chef at Pride's Crossing Wrick mansion and now personally prepares the finest dishes for her father. The elder Frick reportedly boasts his daughter is the finest cook in the country. He finds her in the kitchen rather than the drawing room.
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Boston
Helen Clay Frick
Wrick Mansion
Pride’s Crossing
Miss Frick
Mr. Frick
North Shore
European Revolt Threatens Spain Across War Tides
A special cable reports socialist uprisings and general strikes across Europe with Spain at the center. Revolt threats grow as monarchists face opposition while 45 000 troops are sent to Morocco. martial law persists and censoring clouds the picture. The Spanish government struggles as workers demand a fair share of wealth amid rising bank rates and falling securities.
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London
Europe
Holland
Sweden
Switzerland
Spain
Paris
On Mall Gazette
Sayng
Ovide
Morocco
Areita
Melilla
Séomepat
Lisbon
Endea
Arrest of principals in New York brokerage raid shocks customers
In New York on September 23, Jarred Flagg once a divekeeper and Daniel N. Morgan former U S treasurer along with F Tennyson Neeley and five associates were jailed in the Tombs as federal prisoners. The raid on Flagg’s Tilden building offices exposed a 52 percent per year stock brokerage syndicate earning about 1.5 million dollars. Bail was set at 25 000 for Flagg and 10 000 for Morgan and Neeley. Authorities described lavish office parties and a web of romantic entanglements linked to the scheme.
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New York
Jarred Flagg
Daniel N. Morgan
United States
F. Tennyson Neeley
Tombs
Flagg
Tilden
Morgan
Neeley
United States Attorney's Office
Chicago
Kansas
Inspector Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Cafe Beaux Arts
Post Office
Dixon
Roe
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