Aviatrix to Fly High Jinks at Fiesta San Jacinto
San Antonio will host an aviation meet featuring Miss Katherine Stinson age 18 and Frank J. Terrill in a Curtis biplane at the Fair Grounds. Stinson will perform aerial stunts including The Katherine Stinson Reverse Spiral with spirals bomb drops and other feats.
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Cupid Transforms Noted Hobo Into a Domesticated Benedict
A No. 1, famed American nomad and hobowhile, has settled into domestic life after Cupid’s arrow, ending his years of roaming. He traveled over 526000 miles for just 7.61 in transport costs, and chalk marks once spread across cities in the United States and beyond. His San Antonio visit in 1910 featured by The Light marked a turning point toward a settled life and marriage.
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The Six That Is Outselling All Others
An advertisement extols the Six, claiming superior steadiness, smoothness, power, and beauty at a lower price. It promises zero friction and unbeatable value, inviting readers to judge the car by its own merits before comparing with pricier models. A price line notes $1 550.
Wanderer of the rails finds home with Abigail Trohoski
A No. 1, famed hobo known for wanderlust and travel, marries Abigail Trohoski in Erie Pennsylvania. He retires from the road after a 42 year career writing books, carving signs, and living simply yet accumulating wealth. The couple establish a large home and vow to settle, abandoning a nomadic life for domestic bliss.
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Cheese leads to late night at Mulberry Street station
In a humorous scene Lt. O Grady at Mulberry Street police station endures a night of open windows and a cheese ruse. A peddler with no license is fined two dollars and the cheese remains in the station while prisoners and reserves joke about jury duty and attire.
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Mulberry Street
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