Brothers Arrested in Marble Falls Bank Robbery Case
Two men named Charles and William Brown were arrested in Clarksville Texas ending a six month pursuit for the First National Bank of Marble Falls robbery on October 23 1915 in which the cashier Heinatz was killed. The operation netted about 3000 in cash and valuables. Judge Clarence Martin aided the investigation aiding Sheriff Mace and Sheriff Miller.
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First National Bank
Marble Falls
Tex
Clarksville
Clarence Martin
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
Charles
William Brown
Heinatz
San Saba
Martin
Hugh Miller
Albert Mace
Lampasas
Los Angeles
Wichita Falls
Taylor and Temple
Mace
Miller
Two Suspects Arrested in Clarksville Transit Case
Judge Martin tracked two men from Los Angeles who left Wichita Falls for the Arkansas state line. Police in Clarksville arrested them around noon Monday. Sheriffs Mace and Miller moved to Marble Falls for trial as Judge Martin then proceeded to San Antonio and Frederickburg.
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Los Angeles
Martin
Wichita Falls
Arkansas State Line
Mace
Miller
Fort Worth
Clarksville
Marble Falls
Judge Martin
San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Fiesta pickpocket robs victim at Alamo Plaza crowd
F W Smithers of 721 West Marshall street reported a watch fob and chain stolen by a pickpocket as he watched the Fiesta crowning at Alamo plaza after 7 PM. Burglars pried open a window at C S Deans home at 253 West Johnson street, taking clothing worth numerous dollars while the family was away. Additional thefts include H K McKade’s frying chickens and Judge Osceola Archer reporting a dress stolen from a clothesline on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.W. Smithers
West Marshall Street
Smithers
Alamo Plaza
Antonio II
C.S. Dean
West Johnson Street
H. K. McKade
East Myrtle Street
Germany Sees Finances Able to Withstand War Strain
Berlin April 25. Dr August Lentze Prussian minister of finance says Germany can endure war strain for an indefinite period if postwar finances are kept to the states and floating war debts are consolidated. He notes industry and finance currenty support this stability with little wartime payments to foreign nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lente
Berlin
Sayville
August Lentze
Overseas
Lentze
Germany
Three Women Appointed Police On Fiesta Plazas
The San Antonio Council of Mothers will have three women sworn in for police duty during Fiesta. Mrs G L Blair Mrs M Devits and Mrs Sacha Haley will each monitor a plaza in late afternoon and evening to protect girls and young people. Commissions issued Tuesday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Clara L. Graham
G. L. Blair
M. Devitts
Sacha
Mothers Congress Announces Fifth District Program
The Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations releases the Fifth District program for its May 24 meeting in Austin. Sessions run May 2–4 at the capitol, Austin High School, and related venues with addresses by Governor Ferguson and state officials, plus meetings of the Daughters of the Confederacy and local club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
W. F. Doughty
Daughters of the Confederacy
Capitol
Austin High School
W. B. Toone
Floresville
Board of Managers
Senate Committee
Governor’s Mansion
Roum
Fifth District
G. H. Kinsolving
Congress
A. P. Wooldridge
Council of Presidents
William E. Hawkins
A. N. McCallum
Federated Clubs
Charles Stephenson
E. S. Block
del Rio
James E. Ferguson
W. J. Kerns
State Capitol
W. J. Bugg
Home remedy claimed to cure catarrhal deafness and head noises
An old newspaper notice promotes a home treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It advocates Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, dosed four times daily, claiming to ease inflammation of the Eustachian tubes and balance middle ear secretions.
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Eithe R
Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast Cleansing Inside
Promotes drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims include relief from headaches bilious attacks and constipation and describes internal bathing as a health measure. Limestone phosphate is described as a cheap nearly tasteless white powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hotel Guests and Arrivals list from Southern cities
A string of travelers and residents visits San Antonio hotels. David Frame of Taylor Texas registers at the S J Anthony along with several Dilleys from Palestine and Dallas. J J Fitzpatrick of Houston stays at the Gunter. W E Weatherbee from Del Rio and Holt Massey of Waco arrive at St Anthony. Regulars from Boston Dallas and Cincinnati appear at Menger Gunter and St Anthony as May 13 14 15 16 Southern Baptist convention Asheville appears with travel details.
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David Frame
Taylor
Tex
S J. Anthony
G. E. Dilley
C. V. Dilley
Palestine
Menger
J. J. Fitzpatrick
Houston
Gunter
W. E. Weatherbee
del Rio
St. Anthony
W. E. Douglass
A. J. Knight
el Paso
A. H. Brown
Dallas
F. ©. Mowry
Boston
Miss May Hunt
A. M. Whittler
J. K. Ferguson
Cincinnati
A. L. Lagger
Holt Massey
Waco
W. J. Wilson
Conn Brown
Aransas Pass
A. E. Hoffman
St. Louis
Aneet W. T. Schumacher
San Antonio
Southern Baptist Convention
Asheville
Sleeper
Southern Pacific
Sunday Train to Sutherland Springs and Back
Advertisement notes a 60 cent round trip on Sundays aboard Southern Pacific with departures listed as 17:56 a.m. and return details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Springs
Southern Pacific
The Come Back Baker Bargain Tale
A Dublin lad buys a two penny loaf, finds it underweight, and is told not to worry. He offers a halfpenny still not enough, but replies it will be less for the baker to count. The exchange showcases a sharp street wit from a young Irish lad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Aving
Trish
Philadelphia
Commissioners Visit Contagious Hospital in San Antonio
County Judge Davis Mayor Brown and the county commissioners toured the Bexar county hospital for contagious diseases and the tuberculosis camp. A joint city county bond issue of 125000 each raises 250000 for the projects with 25000 set aside for a contagious disease hospital and 225000 for the Robert B Green Memorial hospital. Opposition commissioner Robert F Uhr did not attend.
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Davis
Brown
Bexar County Hospital
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Old City Hospital
Robert F. Uhr
Army Orders Promote and Reassign Several Officers
Promotion and reassignments announced for multiple officers including Second Lieutenant Jacob L. Devers and First Lieutenant Albert W. Metcalf Jr. shifts to Fort Myer and Manila bound duties. Engineers corps See list of captains and lieutenants directed to report for assignments at camps and stations.
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Jacob L. Devers
Third Field Artillery
Leutenant
Albert W. Metcalf, Jr
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Myer Va
Military Medical Corps Personnel Changes
Everett Twenty fourth Infantry and cavalry officers receive relief and reassignment orders. Major William J. L. Lyster is relieved as surgeon general May 15. Colonel Henry P. Birmingham is relieved as surgeon eastern department May 15 and to report for duty in this city. Lieutenant Colonel Alfred E. Bradley is relieved from eastern department head quarters about June 1. Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. Mason will proceed to Governors Island New York to serve as assistant surgeon and sanitary inspector of that department.
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Corps of Engineers
Daniel I. Sullams
Engineers
Manila
W. Morris Ciuel
William C. Sherman
Roger D. Black
Lindsay C. Mockness
Raymond F.rowler
Yrangia K. Newcomer
Rufus W. Putnam
San Francisco
Eastern Department
Eo H. Laubach
Harry L. Hodges
First Cavalry
Charles F. Troneson
Vareenee Infantry
Frank S. Clark
Casal Artillery Corps
Olin O. Ellis
Infantry
George C. Bowen
Twentieth Infantry
Walter QO. Boswell
Twenty-first Infantry
Sheldon W. Anding
Oliver F. Snyder
Everett
Twenty
Miller
Cavalry
William J. L. Lyster
Henry P. Birmingham
Alfred E. Bradley
CHARLES F. i\MASON willl
Governor's Island
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Carter-Mullaly Transfer Co
A petition for involuntary bankruptcy was filed in federal court by H E Hildebrand and several creditors for Carter-Mullaly Transfer Co. Debts totaling about a stated amount are alleged. A receiver had been appointed in Galveston by J A Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer Company
H. E. Hildebrand
Arnold, Corby & Peyton
San Antonio
Ed Steves & Sons
Rne
Tenth District Court
Galveston
J A. Robertson
Mr. Hildebrand
Percy Tyrrell
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Grand Opera House
Triangle Pictures
Knickerbocker Theater
New York
D. W. Griffith
Dorothy Cish
Old Heidelburg
Fatty Arbuckle
Fatty
Lina A Ort
Melillo
Spain
Jerpsichorean
Cansinos
Alfonso III
Royal Court of
Cashier
F. W. Smithers
LeAgue Park
Mother's Congress
Sam Fore Jr
G. W. Monkhouse
Hondo
Music
M. B. Morey
Smiley
R. E. Bledsoe
N. B. Scott
Morris Mansion
Hightower
Lloyd Lochridge
McCracken
Maria
R. C. Walker
Lake Austin
C. of C
Frank Buchner
H. W. Knickerbocker
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. C. Ellis
W. R. Minter
Elliott Bogs
Chickering
Kranich & Bach
Ivers & Pond
Hobart M. Cable
Lester
Willard
South Texas Music Company
Contagious Hospital
Try
Charles B. Amery JR
Albert B. Kaempfer
Frank K. Ross
Nnd Cavalry
Allan M. Pope
Samuel J. Sutherland
Inantry
Carl A. Baehr
Twenty-second Infantry
Lietenant
Stuart A. Howard
Thirtieth Infantry
Ralph A. Jones
Henry W
FLEPT
Nineteenth Infantry
Shelby C
Carter-Mullaly Company
Parker
Coure
Trivening Gazette
Sarah Tyson Rorer
RAZY
TER
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Merchants Transfer Company
Chas
Zoller
Colorosa St
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