Indictment on Federal Bank Case Quashed in Court
In the Thirty-seventh District Court Tuesday a first indictment against a former Federal Bank & Trust officer was quashed. Assistant District Attorney Onion said if this indictment is faulty the 72 total indictments across four officers are invalid, while District Attorney Linden agreed to continuances for the other cases. Defense argued the charge must separately state bank solvency and defendant knowledge. the court agreed this point, striking one indictment.
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Thirty-seventh District
The
Federal Bank & Trust
J. F. Onion
W. C. Linden
Federal Bank & Trust Company
New York Milliner Urges American Fashion For All
A New York man m illiner argues Americans should wear homegrown styles and stop importing fashion. He cites laziness as the cause and contrasts it with a folk tale about a tramp seeking meat and pie from a farmer who asks for work, implying self-reliance in fashion choices.
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New York
Washington Star
Banquet Signals Change At Ford Sales San Antonio
Clifton George heads Ford Sales Company departs as Ford Motor Company takes over local car operations. A farewell banquet at the Original Mexican Restaurant features a vernacular menu of auto shop terms and a roster of attendees led by George and Paul W Seiler.
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Ford Sales Company
Clifton George
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Ford Automobiles
San Antonio
George
Paul W. Seiler
John Blooo
James Jordan
D. E. Humphrey
George H. King
L. L. Kline
J. L. Overcash
Mr. George
Ford
Ford Company
Mr. Seiler
Automondile
Pennsylvania Tire
Paul W. Seller
John B. Bleoo
A. C. Schulz
Victor Marx
Dan Wipff
Herbert Hahn
T. O. Marx
Social calendar notes and a large society dinner
Daughters of Isabella meet at 8 pm. Prospect Hill Church group holds a 2 pm quilting party at Mrs. Frank Brice’s home. Richer wedding news as Richard Durrett and Helen Doyle wed at St. John de la Salle. Mrs. Durrett, a noted violinist, later appeared in New York events with judges Maud Powell and Victor Herbert present. A grand dinner dance drew 300 guests in a lavish ballroom setting with naval officers and many prominent attendees listed.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Prospect Hill Christian Church
Frank Brice
Monterey Street
Stapleton, L. L
Richard Durrett
Helen Frances Doyle
Church of St. John de la Salle
Durrett
New York State
National Federation of Musical Clubs
Maud Powell
Victor Herbert
United States
Mr. Durrett
San Antonio
John W. Forthingham
Musical Monitor
Chicago
Woodstock
Hudson
William Schupp
Emily Schupp
Lada
New York
Elizabeth Walde
Menri Thierren
A. B. Storey
J. B. Martindale
L. J .Storey
Willie
Anne Storey
Charles H. Florian
Patricio Milmo
Sarah Hickman
Georgine Florian
Grace Norcross
McMillan Weddell
Frederick Florian
Stephens
Paul Raborg
Fidele Chamberlain
J. P. Barclay
Sam Barclay
C. M. Bunker
Robert M
Balbraith
Harry T. Grund
G. M. Jackson
First Illinois Artillery
W. B. Russ
Emma Reed
Richardson
George B. Taliaferro
George M. Craig
Port Arthur
H. G. Staacke
A. G. Duggar
Wallace Newton
Clinton Padgitt
Waco
Eastland
J. B. Baker
Philip C. Hanna
Mabel Hanna Davis
Anita Yaeger
Monterey
H. H. Reeder
C. Sewell Thomas
Madison
Hugo D. Schultz
Ryder
Morris
Bowen
Doyle
Halford
Stella Elmendorf
B. Cc. Houston
J. Elmendorf
Davis
Houston
Fisher
H. J. Reilly
Gerald E. Griffin
Third Field Artillery
Frank Schaefer
Sadye Wilson
Merle Hall
Douglas Wilson
Claude Cooke
Clement
Blanche L. Tanner
H. J. Tanner
Harry J. Powers Jr
Barrett Philips
George Birkhoff
John Kelisher
T. Irwin Crawford
William S. Bishop
Edward C. Pringle
J. Endicott Bradstreet
Lande
T. D. Lande
L. L. Gerber
St. Louis
C. L. Schri
Militia Regiments Parade at Post in San Antonio
General Funston orders daily regimental parades on the staff post field five days a week 6 pm starting Tuesday with Wisconsin units and Illinois brigades to follow. The showcases offer training and a public view of regiments with bands, half-hour parades, and colonels reviewing columns.
Gen J G C Lee Dies At His Summer Home
Word reached San Antonio of the death of James Grafton Carleton Lee 80 a brigadier general retired U S Army on Wednesday July 26 at his Hague on Lake George New York summer home Interment was in Arlington Cemetery He is survived by his widow and two daughters Lillian Mills and Katharine Lee He was born in Canada moved to the United States after Victoria university Coburg Canada and settled in San Antonio in 1904 He spent summers at Hague on Lake George where he died and had wintered in San Antonio since 1904.
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San Antonio
James Grafton Carleton Lee
U. S. Army
Hague-on-Lake George
New York
Arlington Cemetery
John Brown
Lee
Grayson Street
General Lee
Canada
United States
Victoria University
Coburg
Lillian Lee Mills
Katharine Lee
Quartermasters’ Department
Congress
Mae Marsh and Ford Sterling at Grand Opera House Today
The Triangle program features Mae Marsh, star of A Birth of a Nation, in The Wild Girl of the Sierras, and Ford Sterling in His Wild Oats a comedy. The Wild Girl of the Sierras begins with prospectors discovering a wild girl who is the gambler’s daughter amid a mining sale.
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Mate Marsh
Ford Sterling
New Triangle Pictures
Grand Opera House
Mae Marsh
Robert Harron
Fine Arts
Sierras
Keystone
Where Are My Children shows at Grand for five days
Universal Company current release based on the Margaret Sanger trial plays at the Grand for five days starting Sunday. Lucy Payton and Franklin Hall wrote the story produced by Lois Weber. Endorsed by Rabbi Jacob Kohn Father W E Cashin Dr Charles H Parkhurst and John Hughes. Delicate handling aims to enlighten the audience.
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Universal Company
Lucy Payton
Franklin Hall
Lois Weber
Margaret Sanger
Jacob Kohn
W. E. Cashin
Charles H. Parkhurst
John Hughes
New Manager for Peden's Local Branch
Pedentron and Steel Co. of San Antonio appoints Jno Watts as Local Branch Manager succeeding C M Cain who resigned July 24. Watts, a four year San Antonio resident, brings eighteen years in Hardware and Supply. He has served as Assistant Manager with us for 2.5 years and will oversee company interests and service to patrons.
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Jno. W. Watts
C. M. Cain
Watts
San Antonio
Mgr
Pedentron & Steel CO
Flores St
JULY BREAKS RECORD AT SAN ANTONIO POST OFFICE
The San Antonio post office reports July receipts of 40027.18, about 3.1 percent higher than July last year. Postmaster Armistead notes the rebound from typical summer dullness and says sustained business could push annual totals toward the 500000 class during militia camp period.
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San Antonio
George D. Armistead
Newspaper publishers press case on news print scarcity
Federal Trade Commission heard publishers and printers in Washington on August 1 over the shortage and high price of news print paper. Attendees included John Clyde Oswald for New York publishers and A Nevin Pomeroy for Pennsylvania state printing, plus representatives from Pottsville and Philadelphia publishers and the Pittsburgh Daily Publishing Association. Paper manufacturers will testify later.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
John Clyde Oswald
New York
Nevin Pomeroy
Pennsylvania
Alen & Sorby
Pottsville
National Editorial Association
Robert L. Edelman
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Daily Publishing Association
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Royal Today
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Metro
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the Eternal Grind
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Cal
Miss Clayton
J. G. C. Lee
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Great Jones St
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Peden Iron & Steel Co
Princess
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