Home Team Adds Rhodes Fricke and Brown to Roster
San Antonio manager W E Morrow announces two new pitchers Dusty Rhodes and George Fricke join the squad along with outfielder D N Brown from the Missouri Valley league. Twenty three players will be available. exhibition games with the Cincinnati Reds are set for March 17 to 26 and additional road dates through April 10 with Fort Worth Waco Cleburne and Austin on the schedule.
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W. E. Morrow
San Antonio
Dusty” Rhodes
George Fricke
Morrow
Rhodes
Nashville
D. N. Brown
Texas
Cincinnati Reds
Cleburne
Fort Worth
Austin
Foreign markets seek Alamo Iron Works ice cream pumps
J. H. Holmgreen of the Alamo Iron Works has received inquiries from Athens, Johannesburg, and New York requesting a catalogue and prices on ice cream and pumping machinery. He believes home industry is gaining foreign interest and may soon establish an agency on the Mediterranean.
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J. H. Holmgreen
Alamo Iron Works
Athens
Greece
Johannesburg
South Africa
New York
Mr. Holmgreen
Mediterranean
John Z White to Speak in San Antonio on Single Tax
Chicago single tax orator John Z White will visit San Antonio this week delivering talks on the single tax and municipal reform. Mayor Tom L Johnson praises White’s clarity and argument, with topics including Public Ownership of Public Utilities and a Sunday debate on Socialism.
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John Z. White
Chicago
San Antonio
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
White
Henry George
Thunday
Trades Council
Laor
International Business College
San Antonio Scientific Society
Woman's Club
Young Men Christian Association Success Club
Death of Leo Scroggins at Soledad Street apartments
Leo Scroggins aged 28 died last evening around six of tuberculosis at his Soledad Street apartments. He had recently moved from Wash Court House Ohio and the remains will be shipped home.
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Leo Scroggins
Leo Scoggins
Soledad Street
Wash Court House
Elizabeth Muchmore Dies in Dallas Street Home
Elizabeth Muchmore aged 29 died last evening at 216 Dallas street after eight months in the city from Illinois. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Elizabeth Muchmore
Dallas Street
Death of Ida Weeden In Yoakum Parents Home
One year old Ida Weeden died yesterday at her parents home in Yoakum Beni. The remains will be buried in Cemetery No. 4.
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Ida Weeden
Yoakum Beni
Hunting Season Nears End With Strong Game Counts
The current hunting season has been excellent with abundant game. Deer season ends in two weeks and closes by month end. quail, dove and turkey seasons open next February, with many hunters hopeful for even better conditions next season.
Policeman Kills Negro In A Joke In New Orleans Saloon
In New Orleans yesterday four Black men played seven up for drinks in a saloon at Stann and Villere streets. Mounted Officer Matthew J Fredericks, reportedly under the influence, entered the saloon and opened fire, killing one man and wounding others. The incident occurred amid tensions in the wake of the altercation.
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New Orleans
Stann and
Villare Streets
Matthew J. Fredericks
Black Man Facing Off in San Antonio Blotter Clash
An incident at a San Antonio table results in Rudolph Charles being shot after an officer questions him about a weapon. The article also presents a mourning poem by Agnes Walker and local ads for Lewison's Studio, Garden Street Stables, and Ed Staves & Sons, with addresses and services.
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Agnes Walker
Ord &T
San Antonio
Texas
Oldest European Painting Found in Crete
The oldest European painting, a sarcophagus lid dating to about 2500 B C, was discovered in Crete by an Italian archaeological mission. This significant find highlights early European art and funerary practices.
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Europe
Crete
Herman Menz Erects Statue of Satan in Detroit
Detroit resident Herman Menz has unveiled a statue of Satan in front of his home inspired by a figure at Notre Dame de Montmartre Paris. Local excitement grows as he tours the display with a 10 cent admission fee.
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Herman Menz
Detroit
Satan
Notre Dame de Montmartre
Paris
Menz
Vanderlip Advocates Pension Study and Noted Banker
Frank A. Vanderlip, vice president of National City Bank of New York and former secretary of the U.S. Treasury, supports scientific study of old pensions for workingmen. Born in Illinois, age forty one, he grew up on a farm and worked in a machine shop before becoming a reporter and financial editor. He began public life as private secretary to Lyman J. Gage.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
The Era of the Destruction of Political Bossism
Judge Edard Dempsey argues that American voters have repeatedly shed party ties to act on principle. He traces 1794 universal suffrage clubs, 1840 Log Cabin triumph, and 1896 McKinley Bryan realignment, then condemns political bosses and praises citizen guardians who toppled boss systems by 1905.
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Edard Dempsey
United States
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Federal Party
van Buren
Tippecanoe
Henry Harrison
Tyler
Garfield
Oil Prospects at Corpus Christi Stir Up Local Excitement
Corpus Christi officials announce promising oil prospects in the Wilson pasture near Meces Bay six miles from the city. Frank M Ramsey of Lampasas, an oil expert, says the acres hold rich deposits and has invested 20000 dollars in the field. An international Russian expert also calls the lands near Corpus Christi among the world’s vast oil deposits.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Wilson Pasture
Meces Bay
Messrs. King and King
Ins
Frank M. Ramsey
Lampasas
Ramsey
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Texas
Haku
Russia
Business convention of cotton growers underway in New Orleans
President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton association urges selecting capable delegates from farmers merchants and bankers for the January 11 to 13 New Orleans convention. County meetings report strong organization progress and votes to choose delegates on December 23 to advance practical business aims.
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New Orleans
Harvie ‘Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Jordan
Cotton Belt
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Staacke’s
Rudolph Charles
James Houston
Lewison
Commerce Street
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Pharos
West Texas
Staves & Sons
Emperor Francis Joseph
Francis Joseph
Maximilian
Mexico
Rudolphe
Elizabeth
Austria
Hungary
the Devil
Shelley Undertaking Co
Riedner
Pierce
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