Union Men Honor Frank J. Munier Funeral Held in San Antonio
The funeral for Frank J. Munier purchasing agent for the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway, based in Denison Texas, was conducted at Shelley Loring chapel with leaders and members from Parsons Kansas and Denison Texas in attendance. Pallbearers listed include Charles P.
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Frank J. Munier
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway System
Denison
Texas
Dallas
Shelley-Loring
Notable Obituary Details From Texas and Kansas Residents
Conroy of San Antonio P. L. Thom as of San Antonio R. V. Abell of Parsons Kansas T W Lyndon of Parsons Kansas Ben L Andrews of Denison Texas and Ed Garza of Denison Interment was made in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy
San Antonio
P. L. Thomas
R. V. Abell
Parsons, Kansas
T. W Lyndon
Parsons
Kansas
Ben L. Andrews
Denison
Texas
Ed Garza
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Prisoner Escapes by Rope Made From Bed Clothes
Leavenworth Kansas August 10. Thomas Redman a state penitentiary prisoner escaped early today by lowering himself to the ground from the top of a three story building using a rope woven from bed clothes. He was serving a burglary sentence.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Thomas Redman
State Penitentiary
Ringling Estate Valued Over 1.1 Million in Wisconsin
The Estate of Albert C Ringling of Baraboo Wis died January is valued at 1 137 000 The widow receives 355 000 and life use of 100 000 The estate mainly comprises circus property and assets located in Baraboo and related holdings.
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Madison
Wis
Albert C. Ringling
Baraboo
Third Victim Dies in Walter Oklahoma Shooting
Lawton Oklahoma August 10 Juanita Malone a twelve year old girl died Wednesday becoming the third victim of the shooting that occurred Tuesday morning in Walter when J E Malone shot his two daughters then killed himself Lavonne Malone five also died shortly after the incident authorities reported.
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Lawton
Okla
Juanita Malone
Walter
J. E. Malone
Malone
Lavonne
Incompatibility Grounds Cited in Browns’ Divorce
Mrs. Robinson mentions a divorce the Browns obtained on incompatibility. The head of the family explains the term may mean insufficient income for luxuries or excessive income forcing overspending on one woman, as quoted from the New York World.
Red Cross Changes Border Supply Shipments
The Red Cross shifts border relief shipments from express to freight via the quartermaster. Depots in Cincinnati Chicago Kansas City Denver and San Francisco plus Douglas Arizona close pending further notice. Packages must be addressed to the Commanding Officer and prepaid or delivered to the nearest post for freight transport.
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Red Cross
Mexico
Quartermaster's Department
Red Cross Society
San Antonio
Central Committee
American Red Cross Society
Secretary of War
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
San Francisco
Douglas
Arizona
Quartermaster’s Department
el Paso
Texas
American Red Cross
Department of Military Relief
War Department
Pocket water filters urged for soldiers on the border
Col A J Kuhlman of the Third Indiana urges the Red Cross to provide pocket water filters for all soldiers in the field as a top priority. He notes border camps use open river water and streams of uncertain purity, recommending testing samples before distribution.
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Red Cross Society
Third Indiana Infantry
Ilano Grande
Randolph Iobertson
Red Cross
San Antonio
Robertson
Col
A. J. Kuhlman
Third
Indiana
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande
Turners Moonlight Picnic and Dance at Koehler Park
The San Antonio Turn Verein plans a Tuesday moonlight picnic in Koehler's Park. Members are asked to bring their luncheon as dancing and swimming will follow the entertainment.
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San Antonio
Hawaii Maru Sails After Quarantine Note
The Hawaii Maru, quarantined August 3 due to fifteen cholera cases, sailed today from Yokohama to Tacoma with a new crew and no passengers aboard.
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Tacoma
Society Notes Highlight Wide Guest List at St Anthony Event
A large guest list featured Captain Guy Cushman and dozens of officers, ladies, and guests from Chicago Los Angeles St Louis and other cities at the St Anthony Top o the Town Wednesday night. The wedding of Thomas Edwin Anderson and Adele Scheib was held at First Presbyterian with a formal reception at the bride’s home and plans to reside at 424 Carson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Guy Cushman
J. Potts
L. P. Butler
J. H. Muncaster
G. W. C. Whiting
Frieda Foltz
Frederick C. Foltz
J. H. Grover
A. P. Ward
D. J. Woodward
John la Prelle
D. J. Woodward Jr
Laurain Miller
Norman Hezlip
John Kelisher
T. Muncie Moss
Colonel Walsh
B. O. Lewis
D. I. Palmer
Toms. Petty
J. D. McIntyre
John Matz
Matz Sr
Alan C. Dixon
M. G. Gonzales
Consuelo Lafon
E. B. Flowers
J. N. Houston
R. P. Allen
Dell Allen
Edith Roberts
Willis G. Dunham
Marjorie Metcalfe
W. A. Rafferty
Anna Cooper
F. H. Campbell
I. Robinson
E. Jefferson
R. Lawson
D. L. Cornelius
Shreveport
P. E. Christensen
Dallas
C. BR. Scott
Clara Blythe
N. S
Harry Pascoe
Deana Ladon
Margaret Baccus
William Wentraub
First
Ilinois Field Artillery
Catherine Franklin
Jean Aubrey
Margaret Graham
Mary Aubrey
Clara Mae Brooks
John V. R. Lyman Jr
Stirling B. Parkinson
Guy Bolte
Harold Seymour
Claude T. Porter
Loyal Bigelow
James E. MacDonald
William Aubrey
M. W. Ireland
R. D. la Garde
Thomas Edwin Anderson
Adele Scheib
First Presbyterian Church
McCarty
Dick Prassel
George Howard
Edna Schelb
Olga Fehrenbach
Belle Cloonan
Claude Fuquay
Victor Schmerbeck
George Cloonan
Mrs. Anderson
Carson Street
Holland Submarine Sold to New York Collector
The United States submarine Holland, called the mother of all submarines, was sold from government ownership to Dr. P. J. Gibbons of New York. The vessel, one of the first built, is reportedly in the Commercial Museum in Philadelphia awaiting demolition. The Holland measures sixty one feet in length and eleven feet in beam.
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New York
United States
P. J. Gibbons
Gibbong
Commercial Museum
Philadelphia
Where Are My Children at Grand Opera House Three Days More
Universal photo drama praised for its humane birth control message and stark realism. Smalleys produced a lavish mounting as it tours, highlighting societal reach from New York district attorney’s wife to his housekeeper’s daughter. Franklin Strand to show Gloria's Romance chapters 12 and 13 with remaining chapters.
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Universal
Globe Theater
New York
Grand Opera House
Smalleys
Billie Burke
Gloria
Strand Theater
Strand
Composer of Natoma Highlighted for Dagger Dance
The score referenced is by the composer of Natoma noting the Dagger Dance from that American opera.
Death Penalty Given in Nurse Slaying by Negro in Dallas
In Dallas District Court Houston Wegner, a self confessed killer, was sentenced to death for the March 26 murder of Miss Zaola Cramer a nurse whose body was found on a school campus. Evidence tied Wegner to the crime through a scarf pin found in the victim’s hair and he admitted robbbery was the motive.
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Dallas
Tex
Houston Wegner
Zaola Cramer
Oklahoma
Mexico City Elections Postponed to December
The municipal elections in the federal district, originally set for the first Sunday in September, are postponed to the first Sunday in December to allow municipalities to form temporary governments. All municipalities except Mexico City are affected. the capital will be governed by a municipal commission until then. General Enrique Mondragon, a former federal officer and munitions expert, died today.
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Mexico City
Federal District
Enrique Mondragon
Federal Service
Toay
Lina Cavalieri to bow in The Shadows of Her Past at Princess
Opera star Lina Cavalieri appears for the last time tonight in The Shadows of Her Past at the Princess Theater. Tomorrow and Saturday Baby Osborne stars in Little Mary Sunshine with Henry King Marguerite Nichola and Andrew Arbuckle, aided by a bear in this Gold Rooster feature. The Battle Cry of Peace, a Vitagraph special, headlines Sunday to Tuesday with Charles Richmond and an all star cast plus augmented orchestra.
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Lina Cavalieri
Princess
Princess Theater
Baby Osborne
Mary Sunshine
Henry King
Marguerite Nichola
Andrew Arbuckle
Vitagraph
Charles Richmond
The Fall of a Nation at Grand Opera House
The film features Lorraine Huling Flora MacDonald and Leila Frost among over a thousand dancers with The Daughters of Jael. It runs twelve days starting Sunday with matinees at 2 30 and evening shows at 8 15. The plot centers on a woman led defense against invasion with Victor Herbert music.
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Lorraine Huling
Flora MacDonald
Leila Frost
Thomas Dixon
Grand Opera House
Daughters of
Jael
United States
New York
Victor Herbert
Newsprint Crisis Delays Profits Till October Renewals
Washington reports say the newsprint shortage will hit contracts in late October as renewals come up. The ongoing war and presidential election boost demand beyond producers' ability to meet. The Federal Trade Commission plans to publish its report on print prices by October 1.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commission
the Trade Commission
Congress
Commercial Congress to Meet in Norfolk in December
The eighth annual convention of the southern Commercial Congress will be held in Norfolk from December 11 to 14. The decision was announced by the Congress executive office.
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Commercial Congress
Washington, D. C
The
Southern Commercial Congress
Norfolk
Congress
Villistas, soldiers killed in Mexican skirmish near Cardenas
Nine Villista bandits and four Constitutionalists died last Thursday in fighting between Cardenas and Tamasope, Mexico. Rancher T. D. Hornbeck from San Luis Potosi delivered the report in Laredo saying details are scarce as nine other American refugees arrived in town.
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Laredo
Tex
Cardenas
Tamasope
Mexico
T. D. Hornbeck
San Luis Potosi
Hornbeck
Inerior Travel Unsafe Says Hornbeck on Bandit Rollmoor
Hornbeck recounts hardships from bandit activity delaying trains and robbing travelers in the interior. He says travel in Mexico is unsafe due to continuing robberies and assaults on routes.
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Hornbeck
Inerior
Mexico
San Souci Club Hosts Watermelon Party
The San Souci Club held a Wednesday evening watermelon party at Miss Annie Laurie Wurzbach home with electric lawn lighting. Prizes were awarded to Miss B. Payne, Miss Etta Baumann, Jack Hill and A. Pfeil, with many members and guests listed among attendees.
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San Souci Club
Annie Laurie Wurzbach
B. Payne
Etta Baumann
Jack Hill
A. Pfeil
Millie Wesp
Adele Neumann
Alice Wolff
May Burke
Abbie Royal
Bertha Wesp
Helen Storm
Mamie White
Margo Glaze
Elma Brooks
Thula Lawson
Mary Parker
Bess Howard
Stella Cappuyns
Gladys Hughes
Elsie Damm
Clara Keller
Alma Bamspach
Ethel Johnson
Houston
Robert Bauman
Pete Tschirhardt
David Farnsworth
A. Pfell
Charles Wolff
Rex Logan
Arthur Keiffer
William Johnson
Roy Clancy
Milton Horton
Harry Rogers
Edgar Mergle
H. Sain
R. Compton
Kerrville Fair Round Trip From San Antonio
A Kerrville Fair offer allows a $1.25 round trip from San Antonio. The fair opens Tuesday August 15 and runs for four days.
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Kerrville Fair
San Antonio
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U.S
R. F. Abell
T. W. Lyndon
A. A. Ballagh
J. E. Copes
J. H. Crellon
C. 8. Clark
E. M. Wilson
J. McElroy
Smithville
Fred Alsdoof
Boilermakers
Finley
I. A. of M
F. A. White
A. E. Andrews
H. B. Vaughn
W. C. Eaton
Atoka
E. T. Butler
W. W. Murray
W. M. Lanehorn
Fred Rich
Ringling
Bud
Sis
Thial
G. A. Duerler Mfg. Co
San Antonio, Texas
St. Anthony Roof
T. B. Baker
Hertzberg
Houston and
St. Mary’s Sts
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church
St. Rose Circle of the Daughters of Isabella
Catholic Woman's Club
Alice Atkinson
San Marcos
Mallie Shropshire
W. C. Silliman
Sarah Silliman
Agnes Cherry of
Sherman
Dorothy Mooney
Galveston
Bedell Shoe Coo
East
Houston Street
Royal Theater
Miss Cramer
FERD
Hopkins & Son
York City
Ieee
Villistas
Maxwell House Goodness
Maxwell House
Cheek-Neal Coffee Company
Nashville
Jacksonville
Richmond
Texas Refining CO
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