Walton Bond Set After Preliminary Hearing
After a preliminary hearing, Dick Walton was charged with the skovling of Pasi Frigollo, killed Thursday night on the Ste vena farm. Walton’s bond was set at $600 by Judge Umscheid, with Pat Stevens furnishing bond and Walton watched from custody. The case will be reviewed by the October grand jury.
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Walton
Dick Walton
Negra
Pasi Frigollo
Stevena
Juéze Umscheid
Pat Stevens
Sunset depot repairwork pauses after fire damage
The Sunset depot fire repair work continues with many workers removing soot and repairing interior decor. It will take several weeks to finish restoring trescos and interior fittings as crews clear smoke damage and repaire features.
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Sunset
Ladies Summer Frock and San Antonio Visitors
A San Antonio column lists Mrs Perry returning from Stephens ville and many residents and visitors departing or arriving in the city. Names include Mrs John Umseheid Miss Liniss Unmscheid Elizabeth Kenway Berpita Smith and families such as Deham of Guatemala and others visiting or staying at local hotels. Several guests travel to Houston Galveston Cuero Yuakem Burnet Lampasas Austin and Mexico with stays noted at the New Maverick Rexar Menger and Southern hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antoniahs
Corpus Chriati
John Umseheid
Liniss Unmscheid
Elizabeth Kenway
Berpita Smith
DeHam
Guatemala
Central America
Mr. DeHam
Claide
Baby
Pawl
Cuero
Yuakem
May Largen
Burnet
Lampasas
Aetin
Brief Texas docket notes and local curiosities
Court cases on the docket yielded no convictions and little testimony progress. A Texas business firm showcases three large sweet potatoes grown near the Rio Grande. The Fort Worth freight bureau asks business clubs to join a National Freight Bureau to improve shipping access and service. Nuns relocate their Ursuline novitiate from San Antonio to Dallas to expand work, keeping the San Antonio headquarters. Police duties shift temporarily to Joe Kohr while Sgt Kilobassa is away. Hats for horses trend in wet weather as residents prepare horses for rain. City tax collector reports July receipts totaling 8826.82, with ad valorem and penalties making up the balance and prior-year collections included.
Unclear fragment notes new openings near border
Incomplete text from a Mexican side report hints at upcoming openings and appointments but lacks concrete details or names. The fragment mentions openings "soon" and mentions limits on making tickets or arms but remains nonspecific.
Epworth Infant Association Opens Ragsdale Fund Drive
Epworth Infant to Sing and open a fundraising effort led by A J Ragsdale father of Epworth bye. The campaign cites Ragsdale’s efforts as key to the event and notes several San Antonio families benefiting from a seaside respite. He provided photographs of the encampment and surrounding areas, with tents planned for next year at the resort.
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San Antonio
The
Republic
Philadelpha
Charles W. Alexader
Philadelphia
Alexander
New Orleans
Epworth
A. J. Ragsdale
Epworth Bye
My. Ratgsdale
Ratify Charter by Retail Liquor Dealers Association
At a meeting held yesterday afternoon the association ratified the charter received from Austin and named a committee to revise the bylaws for public release. Members pledge strict compliance with the law and orderly conduct, with wine rooms music and suggestive pictures eliminated, and minors barred from the premises. A second meeting will be held after bylaws are published to take further action.
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Retail Lquor Dealers Association
Austin
PASTY FOOD Too Commonly Used in Diets Cited
A physician warns that pasty cereals like wheat and oats are indigestible and depress the stomach, causing low spirits and intestinal and nerve disturbances. He notes cereals must be cooked thoroughly to avoid a pasty texture, while a patient credits Grane-Nuts for easing dyspepsia and weight gain, claiming Grapenuts improved his condition.
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USA
Indiana
Wellville
Pkex
Hicks Eyes Big Coal Work Near Eagle Pass
Hon Marshall Hicks who has been at Baga Pata travels into Mexico inspecting coal properties in which he is largely interested. He returns this morning. He plans extensive improvements for the coal mining area around Eagle Pass with new shafts sunk and wider prospecting to be done.
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Hicks
Marshall Hicks
Baga Pata
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Notable Visitors And Travel Highlights In San Antonio
In San Antonio several prominent guests are noted at local hotels. W J Hoplitus of Corpus Christi, and R L Timhs, also of Corpus Christi, are registered at the Mayar. George M Burns and Kelly BR Johnston of St Louis are in town for a class, staying at the Menger. George F Stuemke and wife return from a four month trip along Colorado, California and Pacific coast cities praising prosperity. Mrs WW. Draffa travels to St Louis and New York to buy a full line of millinery and ready to wear apparel for the season.
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Briscoa of Devine
Medina
Otto Koehler
Cty Brewery
St. Lonia
North
Koehler Raye
Texan
San Antolo
W. A. Oltert
Marlin
H. B. Tortal
Lagislativa
Melennay County
Wave
Menor
BD. O
Kerrville
Menger
Harper Brandon
New York
Texas
Nisleog
Wash
Ington
D.C
Ams
Meager
Wal
R. L. Timhs
Corpus Christi
George M. Burns
Kelly BR. Johnston
George F. Stuemke
Colorado
California
Pacific Coast
Mr. Stuewke
WW. Draffa
St. Louis
Wwiliinery
Fraternal Circles Meet in San Antonio Night Sessions
Fraternal groups in San Antonio schedule a busy week with Masons, Odd Fellows, Shriners and Knights of Pythias meetings at Woodmen Hall and Masonic halls. Degrees conferred, elections held, and upcoming social events including Lotus Lodge Outing and a Pocahontas degree draw members. local construction and recruitment notices accompany the fraternal listings.
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Lotus
Mmidsummier
Lotus Longe No. 89
Knights of Pythias
Choir Indies
Mexicat
Noble Critle and the Publishers Reader Exchange
A fragmentary note describes Noble Critle from Puck and a reader to a publisher’s reader, mentioning a very fine critic and an author who asks if a manuscript has ever been written, with hints of a rejected novel.
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Puck
Leva
Wire Strike as a Waiting Game in Telegraphers Dispute
An obscure OCR fragment discusses a labor dispute between the Telegraphers Union of America and Western Union. It mentions rights of contending forces, methods used against union members, and the pursuit of honest labor, framed as a struggle affecting peace and progress.
Telephone Strikes Strain Long Distance Lines Worldwide
The strike disrupts long distance telephone service as lines are pushed to their limits. Telegraph firms have handled most distant calls but struggle to manage the surge. Industry officials warn the disruption worsens during a busy season and cotton trade pressures worsen tensions.
No Service At Victoria as Telegraph Office Closed
Victoria Texas reports the Western Union telegraph office closed yesterday afternoon due to a general strike of telegraphic operators across the United States and Canada. The strike, part of a broader disruption, affected service regionally with workers joining in the work stoppage. The local Wilograph usage in Victoria was suspended as the strike unfolded.
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United States Army
United States
Monre Building
Moston Street
San Antonio
Texas
Victoria
Tex
Aus
Usige
Western Union
Telemranic
Canada
Telegraphers Stay-In Strikes Persist Amid Carrier War
Predictions of a quick end to the Western Union and Postal Telegraph strike fade as the Order of Railroad Telegraphers insists members obey agreements. Operators may still receive and transmit commercial messages while not acting as strikebreakers, keeping mail and telegraph networks strained. Chicago reports note the general strike order issued to Commercial Telegraphers by the president.
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New York
Alletts
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Hay
Order of Railroad
Quick
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Mathey
Western Union
Postal
Chicago
Fractured Speech Amid Talk of Wins and Contracts
A broken quote frame claims confidence in outcomes and ongoing contracts. It asserts rival forces are “beaten to a standstill” while declaring steadfast intent to stay the course and secure deals despite conflict.
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Imi
Ehad
Railroad Rate Controversy Across San Antonio Rail Lines
Railway officials deny any plan to impose a $1.89 per mile rate for the Business Men's excursion and insist no commission has approved such a figure. Colquitt’s comments are criticized as hasty and unverified, while company reps say relations with the railroad commission remain cordial and they sought only a fair rate with proper authority.
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Artek
San Antonio
Mantis
George F.lupton
Apan- Bac
Min Calquist
Whitson
Colquitt
Commission
A. H. Atkinson
Southern Pacific
Cork
Kight
Business Men's Cab
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Airdome
Dora Thorne
Gonzalez
Besthoven Summer Garden
Albert Taylor CO
Bulwer
Lytton
Lyrig Theatre Conting & Lawrence
Danvers
Work & Herbert
Ridgers
Harry Fetterer
Dow Daggett
Lyrigscope
City News
England
William Johnson
Campbell
WE. L
Dunee
West Jnl
Shaffer
Magne
Elwood Shaffer
Jistal
Marine Berracks
Norfoll
Marines
Ork
Wella Wargo Wepreya Company
Charaés
Sklar
Shickler
Cantu Bes
Autos
Valentine Cantu
G. Chareing
Lim
Devine
T. H. Chickson & Company
West End
Cott
Joh Hughes
Ian Scholz
Jan Stowe
Water Street
Hughes
Kuelin
Houston
Br. Brown
Auount
A. A. Brown
Pollce
Asle Py Fla
Frances Gillespie
Austrom
Phil Tangslore
Leo
Galveston
Pollie Scott
Weddie Lockheed
Maxtco
Laredo En Ponte Han
Green Davidson
Familly
Paciflc
J. W. Gdifs
Daniel Healy
Tessie Cullen
Ailes May Bell Hester
Juliette Chalfu
Adama Street
Ethel Rape
Junol
Twenty Sixth Infantry
Torne Philppnes
Fort Sam Houston
Mimkes Bertha Rowalle
Stella Steves
Annie Hell
Elise
Edith Wuebank
Clar Ana Medith Wynne
Frances Bell
Mesers
Albert Steves
Lee J. Mestahon
Dilins
New Maverick
B. Gregory
Golad
N. H. Wilbanks
Dallas
Dexar
James D- Whitsett
Lon Angeles
Rexar
W B. Houston
Vitisens
Gonzales
Bron
Ern
Chem ‘& Co. General Merchants
Shafter
el Ore
Rio Grande River
Bureau
Business Men's Club
A. 5
Pawkett
Fort Worth
Mt. Ursala
Hntaoneft
Ursulia
San Antonia
Katy
Kilolbagsaul
Ben Kiolbassa
Joe Kohr
Healy Unscheid
Liquor Dealers Meet and Action Organization
Duricson
Royal Arch
Magenledal
Order of Sound
Woodmen Hall
Albert Sidney Fohnson
United
Confederate Veterans
Hall
Ladies of
Fie Maccebees
Woodmen’ Hall At & Selack
Mark
Burleson
Royal Anch Masons
Alamo Lodge No
Alamo Lodge
Awslin
Electric Pari
Bleetile Park
Pilss
Patriarchal
Odd Fellows
Besi
Unity Lodge
Kulehts Or
Pythias
St Night Fm
Minnelinha Council No
Pocahontas
Masonic
Royal Atel
Order of the Eastern Star
Mueller Bros
Swift
Pomernamae
Aenty
Paige
Swift & Company
U.S.A
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