Movement to Improve San Antonio Sidewalks Amid Plans
The steering of the real estate committee of the Business Men’s Club last night disclosed a plan for improving South Fresno Street with cement sidewalks from the bridge on Press Street to Hot Wells. The group discussed tax implications, court decisions on sidewalk costs, wage and material costs, and cheaper construction methods. Freight rates were blamed for high cement prices, with optimism about a stronger business outlook due to proposed large hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Artoyio
Aatala
Business Sen
Joseph I. Ryan
Fresa Street
Press Street
Supreme Court
Fete Leaders Prepare Rush Day Parade in San Antonio
Carnival headquarters bustle as organizers finalize plans for next week events. Civic parade Thursday is arranged by the Business Men's club with Mayor Callaghan leading the banner procession representing city interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business. Men's Club
Baainers Intereste O
Mahomet to the Mount in a Curious Police Court Scene
An Arab youth named Mahomet, wearing Saharan attire, faced a San Antonio court charged with tax evasion on imported goods. He spoke only in unfamiliar tongues as interpreters tried Spanish French German and more, while Judge Buelley presided and proceedings continued without full understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shah
Ener
Sahara
Mayfield Trial Postponement Amid Goode Shooting Case
The trial of Charles and Gid Mayfield over the February shooting of Attorney J. C. Goode at Kamer City is postponed. Details remain unclear as the court schedules a new date and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Gid Mayfield
Atorney
J. C. Goode
Kamer City
Echus
Docket Postponed To April 27 In Thirty-seventh District
District Attorney Baker says the criminal docket will be postponed to Monday April 27 during carnival week. The criminal jury has been excused until April 28 as all attorneys interested in the case wish to take part in the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Terrell Wells Auto Line Reaches South Flores Route Change
The Terrell Wells Automobile Line announces new schedules connecting with the South Flores car crew. Passengers avoid walking more than twenty minutes at line ends if no accident interrupts service. Fare is forty cents round trip, with special trips at six p.m. for groups of four or more upon telephone notice. Contact E Z Hughes for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Flores
To & P.m
E. Z. Hughes
iHeks
International Club Directors Consider Excursion Proposal
International club directors discuss a possible summer excursion to Mexico at a meeting. A report notes high interest among 200 business men and plans to finalize an itinerary and costs. The club aims to make monthly outings engaging. initiation fee may be reduced for a 3% day extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenuhtio
Woexlea
Inatalshi
Cab
Pyghenhurst
Hopin
George J. ‘Taliaferra
Jake Wolff
George 13
Taliaferra
W. Sheprard
Altgeld
Theodore Harta
Jogenh MM. Freer Th. T. Jackson
Selle Toutiehman
J. & Klencke
J. H. Burleson
George McQuaid
Secretary Straus Will Lead War on Anarchists
Washington April 1 Secretary Straus of the department of commerce and labor advocates energetic government action to protect American citizens from anarchism. Reports say he will lead measures to deport dangerous anarchists and tighten controls within a year, aiming to curb rising anarchist activity and resistance abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Washington, D. C
Mr. Strand
Paltca Shippy
Chicago
New York
America
Hay
Flesra
Circusa
Kruttschnitt Goes East On Inspection Tour
Kruttschnitt and party of the Southern Pacific leave for the east after a stop here. Accompanying him are Thornwell Fay W G Van Vieck and others. tour will cover the line as financial stringency limits improvements. Suffering from a tumor misdiagnosed as such, a local girl's operation reveals a mass of hardware. An odd find includes nails pins and glass fragments. Hobby Heroes at 020 South Flores street hosts a weekend event with children's tickets offering reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruttschnitt
Parifh
East
San Am
Gig
Thornwell Fay
Texas Lines
W. G. van Vieck
Tejas Iyes
el Paso
H. Anderson
Hank Small
Widge and Building Department
San Antonio
Kruttschaik
Lmne
Harriman
Mr. Kruttschnitt
O Wouston
Chica
New Orleans
Hischberg
Silusi
J R Tenderson
Hobby Horoes
South Flores Street
Nlee
Girl A "Human Ostrich" Berlin April 18 incident
A fragmentary report from Berlin dated April 18 describes a person referred to as a "human ostrich" in connection with an unspecified incident involving a girl. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
London eating peanuts and new street delicacy emerge
London on April 18 reports a peanut craze as roasting machines appear on streets. Cockney children rush to buy the snack, a novelty in England previously unseen except in American comics. The piece notes peanuts are a fresh development in the city’s culinary scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Burial Permits and Recovery Mention in Local Notices
Burial permits listed for Mrs Bridget Stevens of 218 Burnett Street aged 42 with asthma and Jack Freeman aged 45 of 714 Masons Street with heart failure. In a separate item, Miss Eleanor Parks, daughter of Jndee Parks, has recovered after an operation at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital and will return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Stevens
Burnett
Jack Freeman
Masons Street
Eleanor Parks
Jndee Parks
Physicians and Surgeons’ Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
MY Sis
The
Returr
Jase
M. Summers
Box HK
Asters
Harton Saath
Tere
Ture A ‘Ent
Tocalliy
Notre Dame
San Antonion
Texas Lumbermen
Ernest Steves
Texas Lumbermen's Association
Dallas
Sain Adams
Puritania
New England
Pilgrima
Pitt
Falleyrand
John Adams
Tomillac Lottess
Riverside Brees
Paces
RAD AG
Hid Ton
John Oitiney Adams
Alletter
Abigail
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
SS. Louis, Mo
Berman & Zadek
Texas
Mahomet
Mayfield
Gidlock
Beethoven Hall
Jake Wolters
Houston
Bailey
Steves & Sons
West
Mexico
Warren Mathleworts
F. Tom Penne
Eaaially Claute
BeRiroy & Brown
Berlin
Leadfield Regulate? Co
Atlanta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!