City Prepares For Fiesta Week In San Antonio Parade Plans
City readies Fort Sam Houston area exhibits and a grand Fiesta program with tented displays at the post, a four Cavalry test, bands, and a Queen's ball. The weekend will feature the Wonders of Aladdin parade, a parade of Caliph pages, and the Battle of Flowers finale led by Governor Ferguson and Major General Funston.
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Alamo Plaza
Carnegie
San Antonio
Gerald Suesday
Wednysday
Todd
James Parker
Pirot Cavalry Brigade
Fort An
San Antonio Kennel Club
West
Houston Street
Cansine Aristocrata
Antonia
Fourth Street
Avenue B
Avenue C
Goma
Avenue D
Avenue E
Avenue H
The
Pilar
Amamo Plazas
Commerce Street
Main Plesk
Treving Street
Téitary Plaza
Sree Miliary Pier
Weatelda Ty Commerce Aleat
Grand Opera
Merchants At Fame
Howes
Mena
Thiz
Ben Jur ‘Temple
Fort Sam Houston
I Hamanca
Masestie Theater
Europe
Alamo
Alamo Plage
Alene
Thia
Gunter Hotel
Flowers on Show as Civic Event Hosts in San Antonio
A long list details flowers to be shown at a civic event in San Antonio linked to Fiesta preparations. Prizes for best collections include multiple cash awards from several local women’s clubs and volunteers. Judges and helpers from numerous civic groups will oversee exhibitions and flower arrangements.
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Civic Cement
Mian Macy Mig
Tas
San Antons
Wanserdeé Rooina
Waeman'a Club
Knox
Penchal
Joseph Shoncon Carr
Mra. Co
Fiesta Attractions Scatter Across Plazas in San Antonio Carnival
The fair grounds list shows attractions at Alamo Plaza Main Military and Market streets including a zippodrome, merry-go-rounds, and a Titanic sinking exhibit. J A Warhtim tan, San Antonio winter quarter mogul, anchors outside shows while 22 feature works, notably a mammoth Hippodrome, promise new acts and performances.
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Main
Alamo Plate
Aote
Panama Canal
de Kreke
Na‘Hons
Uty Plana
Maymarket Plaza
Fair Amusement Company
Hom
San Antonio
J. A. Warthim Tan
Sean Jaeghix
Mammoth Hippodrome
Fimes
Wiliam Dyer
van Eational
Jay Gonghion
Auto Stadt
Spectacular 1910s Variety Show Promises Dazzling Acts
A bustling program features a Carmen like star in a musical comedy act with a clever troupe of artists. Acts include The Trip to Mars, Tanwer Deer's Jungleland with reptiles and curious sights, George Warley’s Filipino Midgets, and Princess Corlin in the Wonderland Show. The Panama Canal is highlighted as a premier engineering feat, along with Crystal Tangia as a standout attraction. Riding devices and a military band round out daily performances all week long.
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Arabia
Thoreush
Captain Sharp
Leo Hamilton
Louise
Pany
Mars
Medway
George Warley
Adth
Worthan
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America
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Humane Society Elects New Officers and Directors
A.B. Weakley heads the Humane Society as annual meeting appoints officers and directors. James Anderson, long-time president, declines to stand. new officers include Ald. Weakley, James Anderson as first vice president, Mrs. Deden Wilwen as second vice president, F. Suthers as auditor, and several others managing treasurer, secretary, and various departments. Treasurer reports year expenses at 2417.17 across 301 children's department cases and animal service costs, with per person and per cage averages noted and year-to-year reductions in total expenditures.
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Antonio Hemann
Hicka
Weaxley
James Anderson
Pnriety
Ald wWenktey
Rat
Deden Wilwen
Vic
Suthers
Miao Fatthin Fuqnay
Cora Ogien Wilton
A. Livingelon
J. J. Stevens
Russell
EB. @. Howe
W P. Baugh
A. B. Weaklay
J. Bennetton
E.G. Hewes
Suienara
HP. Drought
Srd
Charles J. Lukin
Rey
A.W. Gordes
Fale Hicke
Arthur G Janes
James A. Quinn
Thyloe
J. Brooks
Davis
W. Seetigaon
Advlsrry
Fred Davison
Children's Department
Edwin A. Hell
Animal Department
India
Theiir Children's Department
Dredge Galveston Moves to Aransas Port Work Starts
Dredge Galveston now at Aransas Port will begin work in about six weeks, according to a statement by Galveston harbor manager. The vessel, built for 400,000 pounds, 904 tons long, draws 22 feet loaded, with hopper capacity of 2300 cubic yards. Two Kohra coal burners used in loading. discharge through traps beneath the surface in about fifteen minutes.
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Tex
Galvestan
Cagl
Wilcom
Gasistat
Galveston
Inconsistent Weather Forecast Across Cities
A fragmented weather forecast lists temperatures and conditions for multiple cities. Reported details include showers, wind directions, cloudiness, and Saturday highs such as 72 in an unspecified locale, 43 in Chicago, and 82 in an unclear city, with many garbled phrases and missing context.
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Mulwaurem
Weatenst
phisOk
Mits
Icanbak
Lemperauure
Burton
Nouthwest
New York
Hlaheak
Mexico Needs Strong Hand Says Huerta Candidate
Ex-dictator Huerta argues Mexico must resist U S intervention and unite rival factions under a strong leader with public confidence. He condemns foreign interference as harmful and says Mexico’s path lies in gradual, pure reform led by a trusted Mexican ruler to end war and restore constitutional order.
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Mexico
United States
Moalea
Huagta
New Foxx
Moxie
United
United Hintey
Warford
F-4 Submarine Raise Likely Weeks Away
Navy officers handling the wreck of the submarine F-4 said the operation to bring it to shallow water could take two or three weeks. Divers would lift the hull a few feet at a time and tow it upward, with risks of lines dipping or hull damage if the ship neared the surface.
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Bonusull
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McAdoo Delayed Suit in Treasury Contingency Proceedings
Washington April 7 The delay was noted as a major factor in the government lawyers seeking continuance in the suit by Tees National Bank against treasury officials. Reports say a month’s delay may help the secretary recover from a recent operation. McAdoo shows active interest in the case while treasury attorneys pursue a vigorous defense before the court.
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Ulnrsa
Rigas
Tees
Washington
T. Wecks
Secretary of Treasury
MrAfoo
Seonth
Tees National Bank
Treasury
Treasury Atcorneyé
Amaliat
McAdoo
Willan
SRA
Endeavorers Open Their Convention In San Antonio
The annual convention of the San Antonio Endeavor Society opened with a 2 luncheon at the Getind Ubtistan Chikel in San Antonio. Delegates from twenty-one Texas counties attended. The program featured remarks by Rev. Hugh Melellan, services led by Rev. A. T. Fitts and Rev. Ray Sreger, with sessions covering departments from citizenship to missionary work.
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San. Antonio
San An- Ton
Hugh Melellan
Centre Christian Church
Pantera
Ray
Hugh Melelen
Tenth Legion
Chicago
Waxigtuctite
Texas
Christhin Beadeavot World
Ray Sreger
Dallay
Dente
Daca Union Protesident
Wilco: Union
Chmblu
Servieny
Misa Jennie M
Herrin
Tih
Villas Great Army Faces Annihilation
The article details ongoing events around the Mexican conflict. It states Villa’s forces, led by the Villistas, face a potential collapse as negotiations with Carranza are reported. General Huerta’s move to the United States aims to secure support while authorities monitor his actions and connections. The piece notes secret service vigilance and the broader international implications.
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Ison
Mexico
Haa
Villa Ata Carrarixe
Huerta
United States
Ld Inten
Mexico City
Matamoros Siege Raised and Monteryward Movements Ordered
A Mexican border report says the Vila attack on Matamoros was postponed as forces under General Rodriquez were ordered to Monterey. About 1,500 reinforcements from Rey Mesa unloaded, prepared to return to Monterey, while another force of 1,600 cavalry moved along the Rio Grande from Nuevo Laredo to harass retreats. Casualties were heavy for the Villistas with nearly 1,000 killed or wounded, including 30 officers.
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Jove
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Reymesa
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Reynosania
Carransa
Matamoras
Ris Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Matanorug
Viilsts Avlige Vost
Saulo Navarra
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Gatral
Sundar
Obregon Victory Sparks U S Political Response
April 17 Vioka Cruz Wexien reports a statement from Reaqueirs criticizing Wilson era dep artments for censorship and propaganda. The note links Villa supporters to anti Villa factions and suggests U S sympathizers face retaliation as Obregon's victory shifts regional loyalties.
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Vioka Cruz
Wexien
Reaqueirs
Obregon
Phe Wilson
Teusay
Senuives
Ateonis
United States
Wheen Ataind Shatte
Jondhin
Mexican Reform Debate Shapes Up In War-weary Nation
The piece discusses factions around Venustiano Carranza and the Liberal and Constitutionalist movements in Mexico. It notes Obregon’s defeat at Veracruz, shifting loyalties, and a prophecy that the Constitutional party, backed by Juarez and Carranza ideals, will triumph with reforms that end corrupt governance and privilege.
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Mexico
Obregon
Veloya
Villarooma
Agele
Miague
Gonzales Garza
Angeles
Willa
Villa
Reform Party
St. Carranza
Foreigners to be moved from Mexico City by special train
The Peedilon minister in Mexico City notified the State Department that about 200 foreigners will be evacuated on a special train on April 25. The train will run as far as lelo w where Zapatista control of the Vera Crus Railway rods exists. General Carranza has given assurances for a second train to meet that evacuation from Vera Vees.
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Mexico City
State Department
Lelow
Zapatista
Vera Crus
Carranza
Vera Vees
Obituary Table for Tine Amanda Cable
Obituary notice for Tine Amanda Cable aged nine, daughter of Mrs. ay Ay Gregors, residing at 341 Ennis Lane, Ennis Helstie. Widow of Myron M. Cable of Hnn gas City, survived by her daughter, with funeral plans pending. Interment Sunday night at Sloan & Hagy Undertaking and Shelley's Loring Undertaking Cay. Ambulance service listed.
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Gregors
Cable
Bansan Chile
Myron M. Cable
Fnngas
Gregory
Kaneos Cay
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