Faith Home’s debts erased as city events unfold
Galveston visit by Daughters of the American Revolution ends with a successful reception at Mrs Groce’s home. In Houston, Turner Hall hosts a bowlers concert and a dance to raise funds for a competing bowling team. Police recover stolen goods from a Galveston arrest and Houston pawn tickets tied to a fall crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Godle
Schlei
Str
Rosenwicl
Alore
PNIS
Housiot Norton Company
Acore
Wil Starks
Qalveton
Thin City
Clint
Police
Armanisen
Fal ¥Eston
Mme
Lady Washington
American Revoluton
Galveston
George Warrington
Aspen
T. J. Groce
Houston Indies
Beng
Mira Groct
Sturt
Mra
Adour
Geo
Sealy
Lidles
Galvestor
Lucy
Bickenlooper
Europe
Isitorm
Ser Ie
Cola Fitch
M. Oh. Foster
Mies Carrier
S K. Mcfhenny
Deschamps Bound Over in Immigrant Immorality Case
Eugene Duchampo a young Frenchman faced a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Pyne on charges of bringing women into the United States for immoral purposes and keeping them here in violation of immigration laws. Witness Marguerite Geffroit testified to being sold to Deschamps by Capron in Galveston and coming to New York five years ago. Immigrant inspector Levy testified he investigated French women brought to the country for immoral purposes and helped secure Deschamps’s arrest. Commissioner Dunn set bond at 5000 dollars for Deschamps pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Duchampo
Freichman
United States
United State
Pyne
Marguerite Carnett
Marguerite Geffrel
Doechampe
Galveston
Capron
Yille Heinksfalder
Sho
France
New York
Aor
Sprcy
Benin
America
Wan Paver
Oelttier
Deschamps
Tave Hunter
Galventon
Marguerite
Deschampe
W. T. Levy
Galveston Salien
Marguerite Geffroit
Champer Deschamps
Wit- Deen
Dunn
Male
Poison Suspect Held After Autopsy Ordered
A young farmer Davis is detained in Harris County Jail awaiting autopsy results on his wife Mrs. Davis who died after convulsions at Fairbanks. Witnesses allege bitter water and boiled water had odd taste and arsenite found in milk, prompting exhumation and further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dates Davis
Fairbanks
Houston
Harris County
Tkivin
Johnson
Poleon
G. D. Smothers
Mra. Davis
Eric Schmidt
Justin McDonald
Mra
Smothers
George Larendon
Suatloe McDonald
Davie
Davis
Farmers Congress Plans Rail-Partnered Orchard Exhibit
The Farmers Congress and Texas State Horticultural Society discuss coordinating railroad cooperation to exhibit orchard produce at the July 4 5 College Station meeting. Horticultural leaders plan circulars to agents and railroad partners to ensure a strong regional display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Horticultural Sociory
Congress
Hardey
von Brese
College Station
Sim H Dixon
Dixon
Texas
Texas State Horticultural Society
Gsttendal
Arrest Here In Row With Alabama Extradition Plan
Burcin a young man living in Moutonbia was arrested on a westbound Southern Pacific train at Grand Central depot by Deputy Wynne and Sheriff O'Brien aided by a Birmingham, Alabama officer. He was lured onto the train by a woman to be taken back for trial, extradition papers ready, Burgin resisted but agreed to marry the woman before the trip to Birmingham. The party then proceeded toward Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burcin
Moutonbia
Southern Pacific
Alabama
Burgin
Birmingham
Ningel
Obrion
Sherif Anderson
Libnty
Wronewan
Liberty
Houston
Hady
Grand Central
Yemoniay
High School Hop Invitations Spark Junior Senior Night
The junior class offers a complimentary hop for seniors on June 1. Invitations read The Noughty Ona cordiaily invite you to attend the hop eye to the Noughty Noughts at Tuner 1, June 1, 1500.
They Throw Up the Jon Strikes Resolve City Labor Rift
A note on the recent carpenters strike in the city aims to settle the month old dispute. Union and employers negotiate terms to restore work and avert further walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Census Officials Urge Citizens to Aid Enumeration This June
The article explains the upcoming Houston census from June 1 to 15 and urges residents planning to be away to leave their details with the supervisor or a trusted neighbor. It notes questions on personal, household, and farm data and warns omissions can affect state representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
S. &. Tracy
United States
Tito
Washition
Suimmer
Paria
Ottwon
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events
The Cypress Gun club plans a free harbecua at their pack next Sunday. The Houston Quartette club announces a filial rebearig touleht for their postparted concert at Turner hall tomorrow night. A benefit concert for Hawthorne school library is set for Schmidt's hall corner Froston and Tenthatrecta on Friday evening. Mrs T R Jennings and Mrs R Bllis wed at First Presbyterian on the 15th instant. Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at Central Christian church today at 2 pm to discuss flower mission work. Maria Amelia Wiedekind age 11 months died yesterday morning and will be buried at 10 o'clock this morning in the German cemetery. Invitations have been received in Houston for the marriage of Mike Ollie Virginie Shaw to Frederick Witting Erhard, which took place at Huntsville on Friday June 1. Miss Sina ban frequently visited Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Gun Club
Houston
Turner Hath
Hawthorne
Schmidt's Hall Corner
Froston
T. R. Jennings
R. Bllis
First Presbyterian Church of the City
Cerman
Mike Ollie Virginie Shaw
Frederick Witting Erhard
Huntsville
Widnéalay
Sina Ban
Local visitors pass through Galveston area figures
Sherif Thoman of Galveston won a visitor in the city Saturday. J. Geehon of the Galveston News spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. C W Tein hosts visitors Bradshaw of Kentucky and D. Johteon from St. Louis. C Durroush of Rockport and Harry Doutchner of Galveston stay at the Latham. Ide Shapira of Madisonville calls on Mr. Harrison. Deputy U S Marshal Dorough and K I Coon visit for business. Crank leaves town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Thoman
Galveston
J. Geehon
Galveston News
Mes Bradshaw
Kentucky
C.W. Tein
Thin City
D. Johteon
St. Louis
Latham
Th. C. Durroush
Rockport
Harry Doutchner
Lartiany
Mies Ide Shapira
Madisonville
the Harrison
Prairinaventin
United States
Maratial Dorough
Coon
Austin
W. TL. Crank
Hard to Break the Coffee Habit
A coffee user describes years of nervous symptoms and sleepless nights as coffee caused tremors and palpitations. After trying Postum Fool Coffee, the narrator reports improved health and a pleasant taste, noting a brother also switched to Postum and saw nervous relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleo Walpe
Coffes
Oura
Atesy
Galveston to New York and Fort Worth moves noted
From Galveston to New York on the Lampasan travel plans are listed for Mika Gettrude Rotimon and others. Fort Worth visits include Miss Gitthe Robinson and relatives. several locals depart for Brenham Denver and Colorado Springs for weddings and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Thea
New York
Mika Gettrude Rotimon
Fort Worth
Denison and Mineral Welle
Po Kolm
Tenresentinie
Rothechilds & Co
City
FH. Grant
Jeft
Fainhinul
Gallia
Menerinis Wises
W. Eliot Fail
Denver
Colorado
Springs
Pike's
Matahal
Gus Aniitidieet
Gal
Posten
Ois
United State
Dunn
Amundsen
Europe
Piris
Houston eyes rice mills to boost Texas cotton trade
Houston officials push rice mill expansion to handle a growing Texas crop. Secretary FON Gray cites forecasts of over 10,000 acres to be planted west of San and Brazoria counties with cotton byproducts moving through Houston mills. He notes imports to Louisiana for milling and urges establishing several large mills locally to capitalize on statewide agricultural growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Fon. Gray
Houston Miliufacturers’ Association
Colorado
Wharton
Bea- Woht
Galveston
Greene Mills
Texas
Nouilon
Coant
Louisiana
Harcie
Anginion
Brazoria
Coloratius
Liberty County
Jefferson County
Thirdia County
Orange County
Dows
Pirate
Crowley
Orlents
Scourchet Louletana
Haumon
John
Beaumont
Retail Clerks Union Leads Early Evening Closings in San Antonio
In San Antonio on May 22 the six o'clock closing movement began, prompting all dry goods clothing millinery furniture and craft shops to close daily at six except Mondays and Saturdays. The effort, supported by local business leaders and fostering longer wartime leisure, aims to spread across city commerce and travel discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Tailors Strike Causes Delays. Patron Notice Issued
A letter from L. Housman explains a workers strike among tailors causes delays in delivering orders. He asks patrons to cancel or accept postponed work and notes one shop assistant has moved to another tailor. The note ends with an endorsement for Pal Pinto water and the Blessing's Soda Fountain at 602 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klessing’s
Main Street
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the Bowlers
Turner Hall
Architects and Trades Unions—Convention of
South Africa
Herbs Band
Atendarisa
O. A. Kern
Stoleer Barache
Vonnlentil
Wall of Jericho
Yao
Leavils
Carlarahe
Tureverein
Turnverein
Carlaruhe
Horaton
Halle
Weintry
Mark “M. T. Forrest
Police di Ptrument
State Chiefs of Police and Marshals
Bunkeburn
Faith Hom Association
Howeion
P Auditorium
the Benedicka
L. J. Parks
Benedicka
Gramme
Eserangementn
Commttee
Benedicks
la Porte
Penfield
Tranamiantasippi Congreva
Business League
Richardson
Pentel
Strange Hira
Officera Anderson
Albers
Pollen Department
He Hind
Forrest
Polices Department
Florida
Tolle
Lucille Blackburn
J. G. Blackburn
Muiinney
Board of Pharmacy
Ghia
Wolrd
Tony
Preaman Street
Wan
Anurioan Brewery
South Aried
Ciymlew Hiren
New Orleans
Wenge
Prausraal
Hagen
Hougpon
Asylaus
Tom Wilden Jett
Amella C. Armatrong
M. MiNonari
Judeo Allen
Criminal District Court
Criminal Court
Federal Grand Jury
Platt
Jalil
Builders’ Exchange
the Farmers Congress
Alotnawen
Planter
Planet Jr
Cortes Company
Milam
Pillot’s Book Store
Mark
William
Ware Lumber Co
Rimer G
Go Schmidt
Aol
Agente
Agsoolation of
Texan
Dallas
Photographers’ Association of Amrelon
Celeron
Luchler
Leme Roe
Tex
Sanitarium
Balfvir
DES
Warner & Balfour, Moore and Burnett
Dulliting
Voasia Ent
Texue Avenue
Buihinge
Prestag
Travis
G. S. Shannon & Co
Houston School
Chensia
State
Kendall
Charlton
Houston Board of School Trustees
Velock
Spitors
Wisconsin
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Railway
Pasa
Ags
Milwaukee
Wis
L. Housman
Nettleton Shop
Stine
Gieseke Brothery
Coskin
Leno Yi
Ieee
A. B. Langermann
Paine
BURK
K. N. Mill
Diseases of Women and’ Hospital
Eee
Belle Meade Creames
Mat Gregor
PPE
Resh Jerser Meer
Isobar
Connre
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