Mexican Community Notes Mix of Events and Local News
Reports include a man named Fred Perez attacked with a knife near West Commerce Street and an affidavit filed while the other suspect awaits arrest. Notices mention business closures, millinery sales, and Mexican Benevolent Association’s 32nd anniversary and leadership. Also advertised are Stadium Vaudeville shows, May Day celebrations, and health ad for Dr Herm Wolff in San Antonio.
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Big Knife
Fred Perez
Yertauday
Washingtonheater
West
Commerce Street
Mexican Benevolent Association
Mexican Benevolent Association of
San Antonio
Ase
Hell of Matamoras Street
I. NL
Half of Texas extra session passes with no laws
Austin April 27 Exactly half of the extra legislative session is consumed and no law urged by the governor has been enacted. If the session runs to May 13 the lawmakers must hurry, as taxes and reforms receive debate while many measures await action. The Senate backs reforms while the House advances tax bills, but time pressure grows.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
House
Govianor
Eovernor
State Baseball Notes from Houston and Dallas Circulate
The Houston Post notes strong lineups for the Genty at Dallas and a capable Bronchos squad led by La Hocque. Houston’s Ben Shelton, a popular and clever player since 1992, heads a balanced team. Galveston reportedly plans a bold hire. The Houston contingent, including a four-man group, is expected to surprise. President Willan Robbie’s Teague shows unbounded confidence as San Antonio rises in the South Texas race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Shelton
Houston
Ben
Professia& Ball
Mctloskey
Houston Post
Teague
Willan Robbie
San Antonio
South Texas
Automobile voyage aims to circle U.S. border miles
Rodney W. Hey plans a four and a half month trip to cover about 24099 miles along U.S. coastlines and boundary lines. He will depart in May from Anderton and New York, then proceed down the Atlantic coast and up the Pacific, with Albert Whitlington as accompanying mechanic and co pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Rodney W. Hey
George W. Hey
Western
Hey
Anderton
New York
Ocober
New York City
Atlante Coast
New Bronswielk
Trenton
Philadelphia
Hartford
Ballinore
Raleigh
Rockinghac
X. C
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Palabassee
Pensacola
Fla
West Coast
Suir
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile
Ala
Baton
Texas
Oltea
Orange
Houston
San Antonio
Gahnatone
Samerson
Aragon
Yeluta
EL Paso
Fort Grant
Proents
Yuma
Atly
White Water
Sal
Pacific Coast
California
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Merced
San Francisco
Sacraento
Reading
Oaktand
Inm
Portland
Ore
Olympia
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
United States
Albert Whitlington
South Grouse Avenue
Wil
Visitors in the City from Various U.S. Cities
A long list shows residents and guests in the city yesterday from Laredo Houston Hallisville Floresville Cuero Palestine Atlanta Mexico City Dallas Fort Worth New Orleans Lincoln Neb. Kerrville Goliad Lampasas Dallas Hondo Brownsville Waves Rockwell Online Orange Texas and other places visiting hotels and hosts.
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McKnight
Hallisville
W. O. Murray
Floresville
A. Froberse
Cuera
Ed Burkley
Magle Pass
O. P. Janes
Palestine
Tex
Bexar
G P. Liffey
Atlanta
Georgia
W. W. Stockton
Dallas
Y Stile
Fort Worth
A. Gromback
New Qreens
Uity
E. H. Saurignet
Grormer
Laredo
W. W. Gontves
Mexico City
Mahncke
W. J. Earnest
Millett
Gerald Robinson
Columbia
Hartswas
Alamo
Hondo
Hankes
G. If Enatn, Prospectors For Land Investments From Lincoln, Neb
Alamo Hotel
M. Bishop
Yasterday
Kerrville
A. BR. Beckham Wan
Goliad
Eoslora Rosiles
Lampasas
A& Pugat
Alexander Wos
J.P. Betckimeyer
H. G Gumiming
Elyrom
Yucatan
The
Angelis
Low Bul
Brownavilla
Angelus
Genie H. Teague
Menger
Houston
Jarrell
Tempte
Fitee BE. J. Wilson
Brazoria
B.D. Cnet
Bryan
J. M. West
Nallas
Eugeny “Williams
Waves
George L. Rockwell
BARK VULTURES Fattening Off City Debts and Taxation
A harsh critique targets Wall Street and city finances, alleging continuous growth of the municipal debt funded by taxation. It claims annual tribute from 20 to 25 million dollars flows to insiders and that bonds and budgets are manipulated to favor financiers over public needs.
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New York
Heller
Wall Street
New Broadway Magazine
Shrlock
Lila
Nefairs
Oolfana
Minfieipa Dent
He Anderson
City Hall
Millions Spent On Serious Music By Americans
An industrial calculator estimates ten million dollars were spent last winter by Americans on serious music. Half was for concert halls and opera houses, not Broadway or vaudeville. The rise in demand for "high art" music marks a social shift, with publishers promoting guides and introductions to modern masters.
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An_Industriols
America
Comtc
Opera Slare
Mile Country
Heter Clas
Warner
Beethoven
Schubert
Schimann
Tschaikowsky
der Ring Des Niebelungen
Hitle
Awbutha
Richard Straus
Nieman
Alt’ Kile
Wysterione Firte
Miusie
Ponularteerk
St Albert Day Celebrated Amid Local Festivities
The city marked St Albert's Day with high mass at St Michael's and addresses by local leaders. A Mexican worker found dynamite parts, boys caused a disturbance, and the first of three baseball games between Mission Garden Rolling Club and Casino Club was set for tonight. A wedding occurred at St Mary's Church and plasterers at the government battery project walked off. Dysentery and fruit concerns were noted as public health issues. A special city council committee was to meet on riverfront party funding.
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St. Albert's
St. Michael's Catholic Clarot
St. Albert's Ball
J Pollan
Chesson River Avenue
Mission Garden Rolling Club
Casino Club
James W. Cuf
Misa Gracie M
St. Mary's Church
The
Velde
Alty
Delmas Emerges as Thaws Chief Lawyer Figure
The article profiles Delphin Michael Delmas, the California attorney dubbed “Napoleon at the California Bar,” who moved to New York with a $100,900 retainer to join the high stakes legal scene. It notes his prominence in San Francisco and Santa Clara County, his Democratic ties, and his fame from the Parker and Martin and Jata Bengier cases, with a career spanning from 1866 to his move to New York.
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New York
Eireles
Delphin
Michael Delmas
California
Bhagale Jal
Manhattan
Henry T
West
San Francisco
St. Louis
Santa Clara County
Univevelty
Delmas Wes
France
Santa Clara College
Yale Law School
Pauline Hoge
San Jose
Delmas
Parker
Martin Will Casea
San Fragusco
Howevr
Claus Sneckels
Dinsell
Mr. Delmas
Broadway
Merriaant
Ambiguous Phrase Triggers Speculation About Gabriel Test
Unclear remnants show a dialogue about actions when Gabriel blows a test with a wealthy figure mentioned and a suggestion to contact Roger O Mare amid scattered phrases and an orchestra photo reference.
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Gabriel
Tmillionaire
Roger O’mare
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