Mexican Consular Transfers Reported Across Cities
A wave of Mexican consular staff moves is noted with transfers to San Antonio, Laredo, New Orleans, and New York. New appointee Unscein arrives to lead in Wis Salles Toesény, with Enrique Rube relocating to Laredo to assume charge, and Aly Cucurin reassigned to San Antonio via brief posts. Consul Kui temporarily oversees duties in Laredo as Consul General Seguin plans to move to New York, amid broader reshuffling and a forthcoming visit by Minister Alberto Pant.
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Gol Unscein
Moxyors
Conquist
Sam Autuuie
Apraday Marning Sud
Wis Salles
Enrique
Rube
Caneul Lee
Aly
Cucurin
San Antonio
New Orleans
Ife
Meziranates
New York City
Calexico
Nace
Atz
Wes Wiong
Kui
Laredo
Seguin
New York
Ruiz
Laredd
Paris
Deave San Antoutiy
Ruiz Seidd
Nixon
Almanzas
Roiz
Casaria
Afd
Alberto J. Pant
Teamster Badly Hurt In Wagon Collision
Jumes Brown wagon driver believed seriously injured when two wheels passed over his body at 11:73 Monday morning at the Laredo and Calorosa intersection. He was thrown from the wagon, unconscious, then taken to Robert B. Green Memorial hospital with possible grievous internal injuries.
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Jumes Brown
Robert B. Hreen Memorial Hospital
Laredo
Calorosa
Edasraag
Regiment to Move to Fort Sam Houston for Training Center
Cel William B Cochran of the Seventeenth Infantry at Fort McIntosh led a Mayday automobile trip to inspect roads between here and Taxtedo. The regiment is slated to march to Fort Sam Houston as directed by War Department orders to join the Seventh Infantry as a training center unit. Start date unclear but expected soon within a month.
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William B. Cochran
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort! Mclntosh
Laredo
Eighth
Ere
Taxedo
Fort Sam Houston
War Department
Fort Sam
Houston
Obituary notices from San Antonio area fortree deaths
Obituary notices report Christian Borgfeld a German native who died at his brother August Borgfeld's residence in South Texas. Survivors include two brothers and several sisters. Funeral held at Riche Undertaking chapel with interment at New Lutheran cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. Emma Aue and John Kunzman with services led by local clergy. memorials list survivors and family burial details.
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Ciuietian
Erania
Mma Aue
Lean Springs
Fischer
John Kunzman
John Kungman
Ives
San Antonio
Theodore Kubgman
San Antonia
Kate Tyle
New Orleans
Fire causes five thousand dollar store damage
A Sunday night blaze damaged a store building with about 5000 dollars in losses. The fire broke out before discovery, and investigators have not yet determined a cause. The structure housed five apartments, including a barber shop and a restaurant. Insurance covers the loss.
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Pive
Ilo'slook
Brock & Dacanport
Varnette
Crosby
Otis Me
Doukard
Byobert Fischer
Sign Law Debate in San Antonio Arises Over Street Signs
City officials seek an ordinance to place street signs at all intersections with property owners at corners paying for them. Officials argue it would be class legislation while others support uniform signs to improve downtown appearance. A survey cites 17 600 new signs needed. current 7 000 signs many obscured or damaged. Proposals suggest standard signs rising cost per sign to equalize deployment. In Toalua Cotton area, cotton gins report 98 bales gin ed by mid August, far below usual volumes.
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Aecidenta
San Antonio
City’ Hall
City Ate Jomney Ridgeway
Oe ‘Phis
Strogt
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Porter Loving
Fort Worth
J. J. Merei
Crockett
Cady
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Ringeville Bos
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Dalle
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George Carden
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of Washer’s
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