Soledad Street Paving Suit Arguments Focus on Alleged Favoritism
In an injunction hearing Jules Appler versus the City of San Antonio the issues center on alleged favoritism and possible breach of trust in awarding the Soledad Street paving contract. Judge Tayloe ruled the case rests on whether city officials acted in good faith amid competing bids from Texas Billithic and Uvalde Rock Asphalt, with tests reportedly showing near identical material performance.
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Soledad Street
Texas Billithic Paving Company
Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company
Jules Appler
City of
San Antonio
Forty-fifth District Court
Tayloe
Don A. Bliss
Appler
Bell
Uvalde Rock Asphalt Paving Company
Texas Biulithic Paving Company
Bliss
Uhe
Glainulfs
Class in Speaking by Liberty Loan Speakers
Mrs H S Mulliken announces a public speaking class for the speaker's bureau after the Liberty Loan drive. Instructor Frederick Abbott may be secured. The class will form soon and women speakers will tour county meetings and appear in theaters schools and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 5. Mulliken
Mulliken
Frederick Abbott
Local Produce Sale Ad in Medina Listing Onions Potatoes
Bermuda onions fancy wax 6 lbs 25c and fancy potatoes 12 lbs 25c. 100 lbs 1.75 at 614 58 Medina also 404 Main Ave. Adv.
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Medina
Main Ave
Military and Red Cross Parade for San Jacinto Day
A 4 pm Sunday April 21 memorial parade and Alamo Plaza service honor San Jacinto Day with a military and Red Cross procession led by Maj. Gen. John W. Ruckman. Airplanes from Kelly Field will drop flowers while dignitaries including Gov. W. P. Hobby and Mrs. Rebecca Fisher speak.
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Battle of
San Jacinto
San Antonio
Battle of Flowers Association
Winchester Kelso
Alamo
Alamo Plaza
W. P. Hobby
Texas
Rebecca Fisher
Austin
The
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Kelly Field
John W. Ruckman
Southern Department
Army Lieutenants Report For Duty And Leaves Granted
Several officers and enlisted personnel are listed with new assignments and duty stations. Harry R. Rosehill William J. Reed and John N. Neyers report to Kelly Field for duty while B A Campbell goes to Camp Pike Arkansas. Multiple officers receive leaves and transfers to Fort Sill El Paso Douglas and Eagle Pass with duties in medical reserve corps and infantry and signal units. Some personnel depart for duty at Fort Apache and Camp Travis and others receive personal leave or reassignment to training schools and headquarters units.
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Harry R. Rosehill
William J. Reed
John N. Neyers
Kelly Field
Cavalry
Raymond Philip Clark
5Th Cavalry
Leonidas Barry Dodson
64Th Infantry
Fort Bliss
Herbert RK. Halliday
7Th Cavalry
Sigur E H. Hilleboe
Noales
Arla
Seward Franklin Kettlewell
Louis Kimmeck
Tth Cavalry
Russell T. Knott
35Th Infantry
Nogales
James Howard Leasley
William H. Mahlin
Laurence Nyman
17Th Cavalry
Ray, Ariz
Hector E. Ostin
Douglas, Ariz
Rep F. Peden
13Th Field Artillery
Wort Bliss
Christian Magelssen Rayendal
Sith
Melvin C. Reese
George O. Ricks
Edmund Sanford Robinson
William B. Smith
18Th Field Artillery
William II
String
12Th Cavalry
Jachita
N. M
Sergt
T.eonard K. Sauter
Wendell H. Williams
Fort Sill
David L. Gordon
Field, Artillery
Lee R. Robinson
14Th Field Artillery
Port Sill
Military Academy
Ourning
Enlisted Men Take West Point Entrance Exam
Forty three enlisted men from the Southern Department completed admission exams for cadetships at West Point. Boards at Fort Sam Houston, Fort Bliss, and Fort Sill conducted the tests, with successful candidates to be sent to the academy for officer training.
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Southern Department
West Point
Washington
War Department
Military Academy
Fort Sam Houston
632D
Kelly Vield
James Thomas Faulkner
21St Cavalry
Houston
Alexander George
67Th Infantry
Charles II. Hoch
13Th Cavalry
Ort Ringgold
Russell D. Huffington
38Rd Infantry
del Rio
Charles Liberman
632Nd
Kelly Field
Frank M. Lockman
Fortham
Fort Bliss
Merrill K. Boone
Engineers
Fort Biss
Warref
Fester Roger
5Th Cavalry
Fort Elisa
Clag
Lynton Wright Brent
7Th Cavalry
Fort Bilis
John A. Brooks
Piel Arellery
Fort Wu
Pie
John Ab" Carr
Larry
MISS WILSON ARRIVES IN CITY FOR CAMP CONCERTS
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter to President Wilson arrives Saturday night in San Antonio and checks into the St Anthony hotel. She will sing at Fort Sam Houston Post chapel Sunday at 7 15 pm and again at Camp Travis Y M C A auditorium. During the week she performs for troops at Camp Stanley Kelly Field and Brooks Field. The engagement ends with a Camp Travis concert next Sunday April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Wilson
San Antonio
St. Anthony
Post Chapel
Fort Sam ‘‘Ouston
Camp Travis
Miss Wilson
Camp Stanley
Kelly Field
Brooks Field
San Antonio Sues Southwestern Telegraph Over Toll Hikes
Judge W S Anderson in Thirty seventh District Court will rule Monday on injunction sought by the city of San Antonio to make permanent a temporary restraining order preventing the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co from raising telephone rates without city commission permission. The judge adjourned after hearing arguments from both sides and will study authorities before issuing a decision.
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W.S. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
City of
San Antonio
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Anderson
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Soledad
Bermuda
Texas Shrine
Ruckman
Fort Samatauaraet
Camp ‘Travis
Texas Brigade
W. H. Johnston
Red Cross
Iniesta Association
Shriners
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Order of the Alamo
Knights of Columbus
Girls of
Bexar County
J. L. Landrum
United States
Robert Martindale
Smithie Graves
Home Service
George Gillette
A. D. Spencer
W. P. Rote
A. B. Weakley
Stoddard
Supply and Manufacturing Department
J. He Frost
R. W. Stancke
J. ST. Smith
F. L. Hillyer
L. B. Clege
Chandler
HE Chandler Company
Standard Motor Sales CO
G. & H. Hagelstein
Third St
Travis
Crockett
South Flores St
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, O
Lieut
B. A. Campbell
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Daniel B. Richardson
Orange
Leon D. Sanders
Charles P. Chaffen
Clinton K. Smith
Medical Reserve Corps
K. W. Snyder
Ezra HE. Dickson
James A. Murray
Perry G. Hays
BE. A. Mechling
Fort Apache, Ariz
C. C. Self
Herman I. Stecher
Eagle Pass
Orvis TD. Sanders
Frederic G. Cunningham
Charles H. Kinser
Adjutant General’s Department
el Paso
16Th Cavalry Division
Roscoe C. Tompkins
Robert B. Smallwood
345Th Fields Artillery
Claude W. Lindsey
T. J. Powell
368Th Infantry
Ninetieth Division
George 2. Coller
165Th Depot Brigade
Gilbert A. Morrow
Hubert C. Hoover
Frank C. Arthur
316Th Field Signal Battalion
Signal Corps School For Radio Mechanics
Camp Alfred Wat
Little Silver
N. J
George M. Dunn
New York
Kenneth . D. Mitchell
Raymond J. Ball
Fort Sam Houston Hospital
Henry J. Casey
Cee el
100 Per Cent Tobacco House
Ee Cigar Shop
Ave, C
Adv
Liberty Mills
Kaiser
Peden Iron & Steel Co
South Flores Street
Regular Army
Theocritua
ICASE
COURT
Newell Graduate Optometrist
Gibbs Bldg
Hot Wells
Rutherford
S. A. Rutherford
the Zoo
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