Rubiola Defends Park Concessions Over Local Makers
San Antonio Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola accused the San Antonio Manufacturers Association of going over his head after protests about use of local goods in park concessions. He said reports of unfair treatment were exaggerated and promised corrective steps, noting improvements will raise concession value and that local products are already used.
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Rubiola Flays S.A
San Antonio
Jacob Rubiola
Thurday
Singur GM
Chambers
Tench
0. B
Black
Rubiola
D. Volitis
Youth Fined Five Dollars After Fight With 13 Year Old
Tecamn had been struck on the foot with a rock during a fight with 13 year old Molina. Mariano Medina of 180 Yazel Street attempted to take Tout Rodriguez to a policeman, and Medina was fined five dollars in corporation court. The youths were playing when Nod aguez struck Molina with a rock. Medina tried to bring him to a policeman and then struck the smaller boy on the nose tearing his shirt. Judge Tara Watson fined Medina five dollars on a charge of simple negligence.
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Mariano Medina
Yazel
Touts Rodriguez
Medina
Nodaguez
Molina
Tering
Baltimore Airport Ahead of Schedule
Baltimore reports that the construction project for the new airport is on track and will be completed ready for use next year, a year earlier than initially expected, signaling an accelerated timeline for the facility and related services.
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Baltimore
Tnns
Tripal
Work on OTAR Opera Site Deferred
Brackenridge park open air theater work will be deferred to after the current opera season. A committee led by Afra Lewis Krame-Neck pressed for action, meeting Mayor Clambers and Park Commissioner Jacob Tubiola who said three months were needed and that work would begin after September. Improvements include a stage, orchestra pit, paved roads, and new walkways.
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Star Garden
Brackenridge Park
Thig Wan
Afra
Lewis Krame-Neck
G. K. Clambers
Jacob Tubiola
Tunbiola
Tibiola
Funeral services for prominent San Antonio businessman
Robert J. Harding 40, of 417 West Summit avenue, fatally injured in a collision at Pecon and North St. Marys Street Wednesday. A. T. Becker and J. C. Dunkleberg’s car struck the rear of his automobile, pinning him. Surviving are his widow Louise, four children, a brother and sister. He led local business ventures, chaired the San Antonio chapter of the American Red Cross in WWI, and was VP and general manager of the San Antonio Water Supply Co. Interment at Mission Burial.
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Robert J. Harding
West Summit Avenue
Pecon
North St. Mary's Street
The
Homie
Mr. Harding
Louise Harding
Catherine
Helen Harding
John O
Alrbeard
Robert WW. Harding
San Antonio
W. A Harding
Maud S. Smith
Chatham
N.Y
Tineding
A. T. Becker
West Park Avenue
J. C. Dunkleberg
Lee Surgical Hospital
Blue Bonnet
Actiie
J. W. Masterson
R. S. Adams
Thurman Tarrett
Arthur Burnett
A. G C. Hugewood
Warren Henderson
Perry T. Twwis
Charles Schreiner
W. G. Tigsby
Exhard Guenther
Guy
McFarland
John Molesworth
J. J. Brown
Tee Adams
J. H. Lapham
Allen H d. Ki
Harper
Gos Gietrecke
W. Fitch
Tt. Carruth
J. &. McNeel
J. FH
Feet Lyte Gosling
Frank Blair
T. Labalt
American Society of Civil Engineers
New England Waterworks Association
Blues and Beer: Woman Arrested After Drinking
Fannie Core tex learned the blues could accompany trouble after she drank a bottle of beer Friday. Judge Dave Watson heard her claim while Officer EB Morin arrested her in the 200 block of South Sante Thasa avenue.
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Tex
Corporation
Dave Watson
EB. Morin
South Sante Thasa, Avenue
Musicians to Supply Pep for Visitors at Radio Show
The 1020 radio show, running Monday through next Saturday, will feature the St. Anthony hotel orchestra supplying most of the entertainment. The event, produced by the Radio Trades association and The Light, will take place at Ban Antonio’s municipal auditorium. The program includes orchestras, stage crews, and varied acts from local theatres, hotels, and ensembles, with M. Chabera opening Monday night at 8 after a opening address by the association president.
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St. Anthony
The
Light and the Radio Trades’ Association
Lamar Raby
Sherman
St. Anthony Hotel
Radio Trades Association
Light
Ban ‘Antonio
Hotel Banca
Maser QO
M. Chabera
Tradio Trades Association
Court Proceedings in the Fourth District Court Fines For Traffic
Court records list dozens of defendants fined for traffic violations with amounts mostly three dollars each, plus other fines for disturbing the peace drunkenness and loitering. Separate entries cover ex parte orders on dependent children and a contract case involving Southern Surety and Mor tiss Motor Company.
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Inttie Tahar
L. Lock
Samuel Zimmerle
Daniel W. Gl Tenting
Tahn M. Tarler
G. Maldanids
Joe Perez
D. A. Lollards
R. Martinez
Santiago Estrada
W. J. Williams
Fred Davis
Hollie Newcomb
Fidel Delgado
Yngranes
Dan Tattos
Hilavia
Boris
Mollie Newcomb
Pole Harvis
Arannit
Mariana Medina
Floyd Tavne
Fannie Cortez
Emmett Jones
Daniel W. Gillentina
Salvador Ruiz
Domincio Seiatto
Maggie Kirk
Adeline Chenault
Lenice Temper
Ed Spears
T. F. Matthies
Ellia Hewitt Diamisanis
Ralph Tarper
B. A. Berk
TNETY
Fourth District Court
Anton Grant
Teeee
Texas Children's Home Finding Society
J. Wo Farnhill
Clifton Hall
Texas Children's Home Finding
Nacote
Robert Tee William
Cus Ndy
Thomas McCarin
Austin
Tata van Bartsch
Sane
Jaden McColum Bornatt
Mose Kremling
Dotto Cassimus
Petranasimia Deni
Urtice
Rpreal Micon
Southern Surety Company
Ve. Mortiss Motor Company
Hremiima
Hr Pied
Renidones
Nueces
Prohibition Agents Seize Vehicles in July Report
The monthly report by George A. Hammons of the prohibition forces shows liquor manufacturing equipment valued at 6104.85 added in July. Two automobiles were also confiscated, reflecting ongoing enforcement activity.
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George A. Hammons
Prohibition
July Exports To Mexico Are High At Laredo Port
LAREDO Tex Aug 2 The July report from Mexican Consul Rafa de In Cling shows record exports of American goods through Laredo totaling 3 002 031 dollars. The surge is mainly due to a flood of refined lard exports before the March 1 duties rise. Lard shipments alone exceed one million dollars in value.
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Laredo
Texan
Mexico
Rafa de In Cling
Ovce
H Baldwin Rice Former Mayor of Houston Dies
HOUSTON Aug 2 H. Baldwin Rice prominent pioneer family member died at Morgan's Point after a long illness He was 68 and likely its greatest public service as mayor of Houston He first served as mayor in 1890 and was re elected in 1905 1907 1910 and 1911
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H. Baldwin Rice
Houston
H. Galawin Tu¢e
Bowston
Morgan's Point
Here
Rice
Doolittle Wins Flying Cross for Non-Stop Flight
Lieutenant James A. Doolittle of the Army Air Corps receives the Distinguished Flying Cross with oak leaf cluster for the 1922 nonstop flight from Pablo Beach Florida to San Diego California. The citation lauds the time of 21 hours 12 minutes and the equipment available at that era.
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Washington, D.C
James A. Doolittle
Army Air Corps
War Department
Moe
Pablo Mead
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Work to Start on New Arena in Nuevo Laredo
Laredo Aug 2 Work will begin on a new bull ring in Nuevo Laredo Mexico builder WV Feva says the arena will sit on the Nuevo Laredo Monterrey highway just north of the border. It will be larger and more substantial than the old ring and may be dedicated with a big bullfight on September 15 followed by a prize fight on September 16 Mexico Independence Day drawing American tourists to the celebration.
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Nuevo Timerlo
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