Holiday for Courts on San Jacinto Day
Most courts and many offices will be closed Wednesday April 21 for San Jacinto Day a state holiday. District and county courts will not sit though the Fourth Civil Court of Appeals will issue its usual decisions. Some offices will finish morning work then close, with a few staff kept at the County Clerk Frank R Newton’s office to handle marriage licenses and essential duties.
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Court House
San Jacinto
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Frank R. Newton
Building Permits Filed In Cincinnati and Colorado Avenues
Building permits reported for B. A. Cerman river-room dwelling on Cincinnati Avenue and an addition project for Frank Jeffree on Colorado Avenue with docket numbers 46900 and M08 respectively.
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B.c.amerman
Cincinnatii Avenue
Frank Jeffree
Shriners Celebrate Fiesta Week in San Antonio
Ben Hur Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine plan a busy San Antonio fiesta with a Shrine ball at the Menger Hotel, a ceremonial session at Turner Hall on Ben Jacinto Day, a parade through downtown, business session, fireworks, and a traditional Shrine banquet. The schedule fills two days with receptions, invitations, and heavy turnout anticipated.
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Wiesia
Ben Hur Temple
Myntic Shrine
Menges Hotel
San Antonio
Potantata
Walton D. Hood
Recorder Rice
Teres
Imperial
Frederick FR. Smith
Hood
Turner Hall
Ben Jacinto
Menger
G. A. Soule
Recorder
Ben Hur
Prize Essay Contest By Local Dames At High School
The Society of Colonial Dames offers ten dollars for the best colonial topic essay by Main Avenue High School pupils. Nine essays have been submitted under sealed envelopes, with authors identified only after judging. Topics include Colonial Furniture and notable colonial figures and places.
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Society of Colonial Dames
Main Avenue
Eiizabeth Houston
New Orleans
Strong arm methods threaten West Side voters in mayoral race
A sinister campaign by Brown machine supporters spreads intimidation on the West Side. Police and special officers allegedly beat, threaten, and arrest Shock workers to sway Mexican voters away from Judge Shook and the People’s Municipal League ticket. E N Flores was assaulted defending supporters, while police stood by and allowed attackers to escape. Reports suggest continued nightly clashes and armed intimidation aimed at swinging the Fourth Ward election.
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Police and Sheriff's Department
Brown
West Side
Phil H. Shook
People's Municipal League
Leadara
Jefe Politicos
Ara
Flores
Fabciano Fletes
Judge Shook
Market Hall
Young Mores
Shook
Herrera
Pallep
Nervous wreck finds Vinol restores strength claims
A Louisville woman credits Vinol with renewed health after a single bottle and urges others to try the cod liver and iron tonic. The ad claims Vinol is a trusted body builder, not a secret remedy, and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit. Local druggists listed promote the tonic as a reliable, delicious daily tonic.
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Louisville
Louteville
Vinci
Election tensions threaten mayoral race, sources warn
Fragmentary dialogue reveals concerns over court appeals and police interference as factions back Mayor Brown. Speakers warn that intimidating tactics may not affect the election and urge Brown to recognize the brewing pressure from sheriff, constable, and police offices aligned against him.
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Nelves
Brown
Opportunity for Great Foreign Trade Development
A U S Chamber special committee reports the United States has the greatest opportunity in history to develop foreign trade. It urges Congress to increase funding for trade development and outlines plans discussed with Secretary Hedfield. The committee includes business leaders from across the country and names several members.
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Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerts ‘of the
United States
State Department
Department of Commerce
Congress
Hedfield
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Selig
Editorial
San Antonio Light
Beethoven Hall
Citizens' League
San Jacinte
UNIC
Hopt Shoe CO
Alamo Plaza
San Antonio, Texas
Wey Ane
Shriners
Colonial Dames
E. N. Flores
Shock Man
A.M Fischer
Gibbs
RAL
Wagner's
Meter's Pharmecy
Appmann Drug Store
Hy Grothaus
Prop
New
Palm Beach
Mar
Wolfeen
Thint
Ribor
Texas
Fiesta
Weltpon
Woltcot
Saul Woltson
Wolfson
TER
Testa Piesa Ae
Pioneer
Pioneer Flour Mills
William May
Margaret Cecelia Susskner
jobs J+ Montgomery
Bria Lee Gite
Dave Tox
Mxta Lirafete
Fa Steves & Sons
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