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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1911

Page

5

Forged Will Allegations Shake Quincy Probate Case

Louis Menne of Chicago says the will witnessed by him and Doerr is a forgery. Wesley Craig and John Craig’s siblings are named in affidavits alleging a conspiracy to forge the will and secure $1000 for Doerr and a car for Menne. The estate exceeds $100,000 with indictments anticipated as courts review competing wills.

Quincy Iill Louis Menne Chicago John Wesley Craig Menne Doerr Robert Doerr Andrew Doerr Justice of the Peace Ben Heckle John Craig Heckle Quincy Hospital Craig John Garner

Cure eczema with guaranteed relief from Dr Canaday

A physician promises a free trial of a soothing eczema cure after claiming ten years of work and handling a quarter of a million cases. He urges readers to write today to Sedalia Missouri, offering hope beyond traditional treatments.

J. B. Canaday Park Square Sedalia, Mo Third National Bank Sedalia

Ministers and Laymen Discuss Forward Movement Plans

A noon meeting and lunch for about 100 business leaders and ministers at the YMCA will decide if Men and Religion Forward Movement representatives will be invited to San Antonio for an eight day evangelistic campaign and spiritual exercises. The plan includes forming a local organization to oversee evangelism, missions, Bible study and social work with focus on leadership development. A 100 member local committee will be named at the end to spread a similar campaign to at least ten smaller cities.

San Antonio

Well Known Author Charles Loomis Dies in Hartford

Hartford report states Charles Battell Loomis a noted author died at 50. Loomis, a Brooklyn native, educated at Polytechnic Institute, rose from clerk to prolific contributor to leading journals and humor books with strong sales.

Charles Battell Loomis Hartford Conn

Reserve Named for Several Texas Banks

Reserve agents were designated for several Texas banks by the state department of insurance and banking. Banks named include First State Bank of Welimar, American Exchange National Bank of Dallas, City National Bank of Dallas, Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Shamrock, Oklahoma Stock Yards National Bank of Oklahoma City, Guaranty State Bank and Trust Company of Dallas, Hardin County State Bank of Kountze, and Gulf National Bank of Beaumont.

Austin Tex State Department of Insurance and Banking First State Bank of Welimar American Exchange National Bank of Dallas City National Bank of Dallas Farmers’ and Merchants State Bank of Shamrock Oklahoma Stock Yards National Bank of Oklahoma City Guaranty State Bank and Trust Company of Dallas Hardin County State Bank of

Revival in Education Urges Religious Colleges to Meet Competition

Rev. James E. Clarke of Nashville argues that state and secular colleges threaten moral well being by neglecting Christian instruction. He urges patronage and better equipment for religious schools to counter modern educational trends and calls for endowments to rival state institutions. Delegates arrive for Madison Square church synod sessions totaling 149 attendees.

James E. Clarke Nashville Clarke United States Germany B. P. Fullerton St. Louis Madison Square Church J. B. Clarke W.H. Howe Corsicana Frederick Bowen S. L. Hornbeck Waxahachie J. E. Clarke J. R. Sharpe Tulsa Hal F. Smith Tyler R. L. Irving Cushing F. M. Ewing Bruceville W. B. Bloys Fort Davis S. M. King

Cureton Announces Candidacy for Congressman at Large

C M Cureton representative from Bosque county announces his bid for congressman at large. He states he will run as a Democrat in the next Texas primary and will present views to the democracy of Texas before widening his campaign. He promises later to publish positions on national questions and begin active canvassing.

Austin Tex C. M. Cureton Bosque County Texas Congress Cc. M. Cureton

Man deemed insane after acquittal on murder

Ed Donaldson of Columbus Kansas faced insanity proceedings after his murder trial where he used an insanity defense. The insanity commission found him insane and ordered commitment to a state asylum. He shot and killed his wife in Galena during a jealousy flare.

Columbus Kan Ed Donaldson Harry Thaw Donaldson Galena

Amalgamation Outlook For Electricians And Linemen

James Ashley and Will White delegates report hopeful prospects for merging the order of electricians and linemen. The Rochester meeting opened September 18 and followed a rupture three years ago. Walter Graham from San Antonio is at the gathering on the executive board. Rev. Richard Merce departs Fort McKavett for Boerne, and Edward Lang heads to Austin to attend the university.

Order of Electricians James Ashley Will White Order of Linemen Rochester New York Walter Graham San Antonio Lodge of Electricians

Garrett 10 Make Race for Congress in Texas

Special to The Light Houston Sept 23 Prohibition speaker D E Garrett announces candidacy for at large Congress from Texas with a platform including revenue tariff and income tax direct election of senators recall initiative and anti trust reform He states he is not running on prohibition but against the saloon and pledges support for waterways development and nationwide democratic planks aligned with 1908 platform

Houston Tex BE. Garrett Garrett Texas United States Supreme Court of the United States Standard Oil

Political platform excerpt on antitrust and states autonomy

The speaker cites Sherman anti trust law wording and argues that the word unreasonable effectively killed the act. If elected, they would vote for an amendment declaring all restraint of trade unreasonable. They also oppose federal interference in state constitutions and laws and support initiative referendum and recall.

Congress

MISS TALERICO LEADS IN CONTEST FOR QUEEN

With a week left in the Columbus Day queen contest at Italo-American club polls show Alvina Talerico leading with 18 949 votes. Other candidates include Angelina Meazzetti 9179 and Pauline Chiado 4688 as final tallies are set for next Sunday. Finalists will be announced after the tally and Columbus Day celebrations planned at a 4 pm club meeting.

Alvinau Talerico Alvina Talerico Angelina Meazzetti Pauline Chiado Charlotta Pizzini Maria Bartoni J Elvira Pizzini Lucia Rolando Sara Barcelona Josephine Forestello Josephine Luchesse Rosa Rolando Clara Rubiola Felice Pozzi Young Men’s Club

London Population Surges in 1911 Census Manifest

The 1911 census shows Greater London growing from 6,581,402 to 7,252,968 in ten years, a 10.2 percent rise. Other English cities generally report smaller percentage gains, highlighting London as a strong urban magnet.

London Greater England

Notable Guests Check Into San Antonio Hotels

A long list of named visitors and locals checks into downtown hotels including Savoy, St Anthony, Gunter, Bexar, Menger, Crockett, Maverick, and Losoya. Among them are Alexander McClusky of the Black ranch Cotulla. 8S. C. Coles of Fort Worth. J. W. Ellison of Ennis, Texas. W. S. Cordent of Torf reon, Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kirby Smith of Savannah. and Mrs. C. B. Philips of Los Angeles, with others from Texas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Tampico.

Alexander McClusky Cotulla Savoy C. Coles Fort Worth J. W. Ellison Ennis Tex Texas Cotton Seed Association St. Anthony Cordent Torf Reon Mexico E. Kirby Smith Sawanee Tenn Gunter Smith Kirby Smith Tennessee C. B. Philips Los Angeles H. G. Posey St Louis St. Louis W. G. Erck Louis A. Laas Maxwell Texas Bexar R. BE. Vinson University of Texas Menger. Co E. Leiter Omaha Neb Crockett Harry M. White Austin E. J. Grove Taft Collin’s S. D. Seale Mooresville John W. Mackey Beaumont B. Williamson Palacios Maverick R. D. Redman Great Falls Carrie Byrne Houston San Antonio Streasser New York R. J. Collins Falfurias Losoya W. Smith Frank Steele Ray, Ariz L. T. Bobs Granger Leonard Rawson Kerrville Mei Charles Salmons Jewett F. 8. Bennett Tampico Onderdonk San Luis Potosi G. V. Daly L. R. Cochran Luling W. J. Lott Myrtle Scott Goliad the Menger

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Houston Hat CO Alamo Plaza Duerler G. A. Duerler Mfg. CO West Texas Bank and Trust Company America Iiu Wan Ling Hai Chi New York Harbor M. Cureton Richard Merce Fort McKavett Boerne Edward Lang The University D.E. Garrett Charles Rees Rees Chas. Rees West Commerce Street Sullivan’s Bank Miss Talerico Darge Postum Battle Creek Michigan
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