Fans Too Boisterous Causes Four Police Complaints
Four complaints filed with the police yesterday cite boisterous fans at local games. A morning melee near Burieson Street’s 2000 block triggered a police run. Afternoon noise near Burleson and Pine prompted resident complaints. At 4:30 pm, crowds at Brooklyn and Oakland streets were dispersed after further complaints. A separate report notes shafts in a German coal field burning for years revealed 18 veins of blazing coal.
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Burieson © Street
Burleson
Pine Streets
Brooklyn
Oakland
Germany
Resinol Instant Sunburn Relief Your Skin Heals Fast
Resinol Ointment aided by Resinol Soap soothes sunburn and quickly restores skin to health. The remedy also heals summer eczema heat rash ivy or oak poisoning and stops itching from insect bites. Resinol has a long professional track record and is sold nationwide by druggists with trial samples free.
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Dept
Resinel
Baltimore
Third Cavalry Band To Give Concert In San Antonio
Music lovers in San Antonio will attend a concert by the Third Cavalry band tonight at the Coliseum League site for the proposed Coliseum. After the success of last Monday's crowd over 3000, extra seats and parking are arranged. Admission is free with a small seating fee to cover chair rental. no speeches, only program announcements. Weather is ideal and expectations are high for a larger turnout.
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Third Cavalry Band
Coliseum League
San Antonians
Police seek yellow car in hit and run on River Avenue
Police hunt a yellow automobile involved in a hit and run on River Avenue last night. H. C. Dickinson reported his car was damaged while standing at his residence when a man and woman in a yellow roadster collided and fled, two red rear lights noted, license number unknown.
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H. C. Dickinson
River Avenue
Dickinson
Soldier Robbery Report Near Old Mill Bridge
A woman named Fay Williams reported being robbed at 12 30 a.m. by four soldiers near the old mill bridge. They allegedly grabbed her purse containing five dollars and a gold ring while two held her at the railing, then fled west on Market Street. police searched the area but found no trace of the suspects.
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Fay Willams
Old Mill Bridge
Market Street
Converted Jewish evangelist to hold tent meetings at Hackberry Aransas
The converted Jew evangelist Mr M Capp of Kansas City will conduct a series of nightly meetings in a large tent at the corner of 8S Hackberry and Aransas Avenue. Capp is described as possibly the only converted Jewish evangelist in the world. Attend to hear him during this rare opportunity. Adv. South Heights ear
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M. Capp
Kansas City
Hackberry and
Aransas Avenue
Rotary club delegates prepare for Buffalo convention
San Antonio Rotary plans a Texas united tour to land the 1914 International Rotary convention in Buffalo New York. Nine delegates plus spouses depart by special car at 8 pm with Austin and Dallas contingents joining en route to form a statewide Texas delegation exceeding a hundred.
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Rotary Club of
San Antonio
Buffalo
New York
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Texas
Austin
San Antonians
Dallas
Houston
Rotary Clubs
Texas Rotarians
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Chicago
West
Detroit
Herbert J. Hayes
Harry L. Miller
Osceola Archer
H W. Jenkins
Leon Goodman
Paul H. Scholz
H. H. Osborn
A. W. Houston Jr
Arthur H. Muir
Max Blum
W. J. Deniger
Ray Rather
Randolph
Ralph Randolph
Rather
The
Austin Rotary Club
Girl Escapes Fire at South Heights Home
An 8 year old girl escaped unharmed as a fire damaged the rear of Mrs. L T Clay’s house at 1103 Denver Boulevard South Heights. The blaze caused about $60 in damage and unknown origin near the kitchen. Neighbors alerted the fire department after a neighbor, Tr. Yancy, phoned in the alarm and helped contain the flames with a garden hose.
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L. T. Clay
Denver Boulevard
South Heights
Fire Threatens Alamo Oil Plant on Simpson Street
A morning fire at 9:46 at the Alamo Oil and Refining plant on Simpson Street menaced the hull house where vast piles of cotton seed hulls were stored. Negro workers smothered the flames with hulls until the fire department arrived. the fire caused only minor damage and was confined to the hulls. A previous blaze at the same plant six months earlier caused heavy losses estimated at 200,608 dollars.
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Alamo Oil and Refining Company
Simpson Street
Hull House
Injured Miss Campbell Returns to County Clerk Office
Miss Gertrude Campbell who was hurt when an automobile collided with another on the Mission loop returned to work this morning in the office of County Clerk Frank R. Newton. She carries her left arm in a sling. Advances mention dancing events and other notices as part of the local page.
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Gertrude Campbell
Mission Loop
Frank R. Newton
Campbell
Four arraigned for walking on grass at Milan Park
Frank Ramos Flias Gonzales B W Holzman and M V Garner faced corporation court today charged with unlawfully walking on the grass at Milan Park. Policeman Valdes made the arrests. Each case carried a $10 fine suspended. The Riverside Park Baptist Baraca class met yesterday morning with eleven young men present and lively class work on The Passover.
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Frank Ramos
Flias Gonzales
B. W. Holzman
M. V. Garner
Corporation Court
Milam Park
Valdes
Riverside Park Baptist Church
Man Thrown From Moving Train At Night
Emil Rother of 612 North San Saba street is in the city hospital after being shoved from a Southern Pacific passenger train near the Union Stock Yards just after 7 PM. He accuses a Mexican man of pushing him from the moving train and provided a description as police search witnesses and investigate.
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Southern Pacific
Emil Rother
San Saba Street
Rother
Union Stock Yards
McMurray
del Rio
Hollis Attacks New England Textile Interests in Senate Speech
Senator Hollis of New Hampshire denounced cotton operatives and New England congressmen accusing textile leaders of protectionism and labor suppression. He cited high profits, low wages, and alleged political coercion by Democratic lawmakers tied to textile firms. The speech stirred talk of the recent New Hampshire Senate contest amid broader tariff debates.
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Washington, D. C
Hollis
New Hampshire
New England
United States
Obituary notices for Wing, Richter, and Collins
Wing 77 died at a niece home on East Elmira street after ten years paralytic life. He lived mainly in Missouri and Kansas and was a stockman and farmer with ties to Deborah Wing of Sandwich Mass. Survived by brothers BE Wing and Dr William R Wing and three San Antonio nieces. Body sent to Maryville Missouri for burial. Theresa Richter 57 native of Germany died at 229 Casa Blanca street. Survived by husband Carl Richter and three sons Paul Hugo Carl and two daughters Frieda and Hedwig. Funeral at family home and St Patrick Church with burial at St Joseph cemetery. Roy Collins 25 native San Antonio died at 1101 North Flores Street. Survived by father Cornelius Collins four brothers and a sister Nellie Collins. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Wing
John Bolton Wing
G. L. Taft
West Ind
William R. Wing
Chicago, Ill
Mra
G. Ll. Taft
Wesley Peacock
Harriet Wing
San Antonio
Maryville
Father John Pinnell
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Collins
Roy Collins
North Flores Street
Cornelius Collins
Cornelius Jr
B. J
Marcellus
William
Shreveport
Nellie Collins
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Chief Wright to Attend International Fire Engineers Convention
Chief Phil Wright will attend the annual convention of the International Association of Fire Engineers in New York City, convening September 1. He will travel with former Chief C. L. Woodward of Austin and George Pendexter of the Austin department, leaving Dallas August 26 in a special car with many Texas fire department members.
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Wright
Phil Wright
New York City
International Association of Fire Engineers
C. L. Woodward
Austin
George Pendexter
Dallas
Texas
Amusements at the Grand Opera House
The Grand presents a richer country store program with Earl Mott a standout baritone and a prize chorus singing contest tonight. Bellville and Gossett perform Irish and German numbers while Miss O Dowd plays the French countess and Lewellyn and Becker mimic Frenchmen. A petition by 400 taxpayers asks city action to abate street dust and improve asphalt pavement sanitation.
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Grand Opera House
Country Store
Earl Mott
the Grand
Roy Rogers
Mr. Mott
Grand
San Antonio
Bellville
Gossett
Cecil O'Dowd
Lewellyn
Becker
Gertrude Turner
Royal Theater Show Packs Talking Pictures and Events
The Royal Theater drew large San Antonio crowds from opening at 10 am to box office close. The program featured new talking pictures plus five first run reels, Mutual current events, and starring acts from Vitagraph Edison and Kay Bee studios. A forthcoming three reel Kay Bee production titled The House of Bondage was teased.
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the Royal
Royal Theater
San Antonio
Wekely
The
Mutual
Globe
Reliance
Golden Gate Park
American Film Company
Vitagraph
Maurice Costello
Dolly Varden
Edison Players
Vitephone Talking Pictures
Bellville Musical Comedy Company Triumphs With McCabe and Paris
The Crescent crowd packed the house from opening to closing to see Bellville’s McCabe and Paris as patrons praised the clever and amusing play, hailing it the best Bellville has produced.
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McCabe
Paris
Bellville Musical Comedy Company
the Crescent
Lockhart compress claims first victim of season
In Lockhart Texas the new band press began work and two feet of a long time employee known as Jess Hart were crushed. Hart, assigned to operate the new press, had one foot caught and then the other while attempting to free it. Both feet will be amputated.
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Lockhart
Tex
Woman dies after buggy accident near Hillsboro
News from Hillsboro Texas reports Mrs Martha A Barnes, 48, died Saturday night after her neck was broken when hurled from a buggy on the Bardon road six miles from Hillsboro. Four children with her were uninjured. The horse was frightened by a passing automobile. Also noting a $20000 prize in France for a cholera cure.
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Hillsboro
Tex
Martha A. Barnes
Barndon Road
Real County Forms Official Structure In Texas
Real County is now formally organized after a state act and local elections on July 26 produced county officers including County Judge W. H. Carr and Sheriff D. E. Huffman. Officials listed span district and county clerks, tax receivers, treasurer, assessor, surveyor, commissioners, justices, constables, and jailer across four precincts. A sausage ad with a tin tag note appears at end.
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Leary
Tex
Real County
Leaky
W. H. Carr
Sheri
D. E. Huffma
Joh Burns
Joe Haynes
Costable
Ben Jerniga
W. W. Wingfield
Hot Weather Drink and Choctaw Wealth Mention
An ad notes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a refreshing additive for tea or water. A claim cites a value around $5000 per person as the largest per capita wealth, referencing Oklahoma's 23,000 Choctaw people as a group in the world.
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Horsford
V—_e
Oklahoma
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Rotariang AL
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio Humane Society
Fred Davison
E. A. Heil
Hicks Building
Travis
Crockett
James Galbraith
Floresville
Justice Court
West End Lake
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Harry H. Hill
Hot Wells
Malcolm Stewart
Thirty-seventh District Court
Stewart
Corpus Christi
Rockport
Degen
Bexar County Humane Society
Alfonso Newton
Galveston
Franklin
T. 8
Maxey
Federal Clerk of Court
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Landora
O. E. Hicks
Gunter Building
Packard and Stearns-Knight
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Corpus
Fred Dpd
Whiting
Agent Mosler
Dalton
College St. Travis
Port Lavaca
Mary Hunter
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Union Meat Company
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