Naturalization Petition Filed In Federal Court
A petition for final naturalization was filed in federal court this morning by Seeks to Be a Citizen-Cruz Fene yuca of 424 Bowie street native of Mier y Moreiga Mex who came to the United States from Nueva Laredo in 1898 and declared intention in 1911. The case will be acted on during the December term. Includes local ads and notices. Heavy fines were imposed in police court for vagrancy with two men cited.
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Cruz Feneyuca
Bowie Street
Mier Y Moreiga
Mex
Nueva Laredo
Theft of Hupmobile on East Houston street reported
A Hupmobile numbered 692 was stolen yesterday afternoon while left standing in front of the Gibbs building on East Houston street. Police were informed, but no trace of the vehicle was found today. Nearby, motor boats and rowboats are listed at West End Lake with entertainment notices for dances at Regular dances Sunday and Wednesday nights. Fire in Mathilda Shoop’s home at 410 Starr street quickly extinguished, with damage under 15 dollars. Magnolia shirtwaist dance slated for Aug 30 at Expo Park to benefit C B Smith and Labor Day king events.
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East Houston Street
Gibbs Building
Mathilda Shoop
Starr Street
Magnolia
Expo. Park
C. B. Smith
Texas hen promises supply world with eggs
Mrs Benigna G Kalb Houston state secretary of the Farmers Institute backs systematic science based poultry growth. After touring Texas she urges farmers to raise egg quality to boost profits noting each hen can yield 2.50 to 4 dollars annually. Kalb also leads the Texas Cooperative Poultry Producers Association promoting cooperative egg marketing.
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Texas
Benigna G. Kalb
Houston
Farmers’ Institute
San Antonio
Austin
Kalb
Texas Co-operative Poultry Producers’ Association
Denmark
United States
Stephen Mabrito Dead in San Antonio Merchant Dies at 62
Stephen Mabrito 62 a longtime San Antonio merchant who lived at 217 South Zamora Street died yesterday after a long illness. He was born in Italy in 187? and came to the United States in 1878. Survived by his widow six children and resided in San Antonio for 35 years. Funeral at 4 pm from the family home with services at Sacred Heart at 4:30 and burial in San Fernando cemetery.
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Stephen Mabrito
San Antonio
Zarramora Street
Italy
Cecilia
Dora
Edward
Hector
John
Stephen Jr
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
San Fernando
German Books Coming to Carnegie Library
A large number of German books are expected to arrive soon at the Carnegie Library. The German department has the largest foreign circulation and the new titles will greatly expand the existing collection. A list for additional Spanish books is on hand and will be ordered soon. Much care was taken in preparing this list.
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Carnegie Library
Wind and Fish See Link Between Winds and Catch
Harper's Weekly notes a link between coastal wind direction in New South Wales and fish catches. Winds steer ocean currents and fish movement in cycles of three to four years, explaining past shortages in 1899 and 1906 and rises toward 1902 and after 1907. Forecasts may allow fishermen to predict yields two to three years ahead.
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Harper's Weekly
New South Wales
Joy Rider Pensions Victim In Memory Of A Case
Los Angeles judge suspends a five year sentence for J. S. McNutt a convicted joy rider on condition of paying 30 dollars monthly until recovery of Olive Davis the young woman injured when McNutt's machine was wrecked Physicians say Miss Davis injuries are permanent She testified that McNutt was speeding while intoxicated
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Los Angeles
J. S. McNutt
Wilbur
Superior Court
Olive Davis
McNutt
Guarding Death Watch for Negro to Hang at Gallows
Lee Johnson, condemned to die for the murder of Dr. Augustus Maverick on August 18, is to be guarded day and night at the death cell until his execution set for Friday, September 26. The death watch was begun last night as preparations included testing the execution device. Johnson received a letter from his brother in Palestine stating relatives plan to visit San Antonio.
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Lee Johnson
Augustus Maverick
Palestine
San Antonio
Fire wrecks home of O F Spear on Pruitt Avenue
O F Spear woke at 2:20 am to flames at 301 Pruitt Avenue and slid down porch pillars to safety as his family was away. Fire origin unknown. two hose lines needed due to hydrant scarcity. House valued at 4000 with 1700 contents, insured for 3800. Will probe Speer case. Washington note: House investigates Judge Emory Speer amid impeachment proceedings. Bible Society circulated 7,899,000 Bibles last year.
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O. F. Spear
Pruitt Avenue
Mr. Spear
Hovey
Speer
Washington, D. C
House Today
Emory Speer
Federal Court of Georgia
Judiciary Committee
Long May Recover From Injuries After East Houston Shooting
Physicians at P. & S Hospital say Leo L. Long, private of Troop A Third Cavalry, wounded by mistaken identity on East Houston Street Monday night, is likely to survive. The attacker, S. A. Sale, 28, is held in Bexar County jail with a formal complaint for assault to murder filed in Justice Campbell's court.
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Leo L. Long
Troop A. Third Cavalry
East Houston Street
S. A. Sale
Bexar County
Justice Campbell
Chamber committee tours Fredericksburg for celebration events
A Chamber of Commerce committee led by John B. Carrington C M Cain and George Allensworth traveled by auto to Fredericksburg this morning at the invitation of the Young Men's Progressive Business League to plan details for an entertainment event marking the completion of the project.
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Chamber of Commerce
John B. Carrington
C. M. Cain
George Allensworth
Fredericksburg
Young Men's Progressive Business League
Animals Were Robbing Chick Roost on Beacon Hill
Chicken thieves tried to raid C Waugh’s coop on Sun street at 2 this morning but fled when a shotgun was fired. A second raid on J Wilton’s coop at 1117 Capital avenue yielded no theft as two wild cats were killed. Wilt says about a hundred spring chickens have been lost in recent weeks. More people use native forests in Utah than any other state with about 27 percent of grazing permits issued there.
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C. Waugh
Sun Street
O'El
Mr. Waugh
J. Wilton
Capital Avenue
Beac Hill
J. A. Wilton
Mr. Wilt
Utah
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E. M. Collins
Franklin
Janet Travis
New Phone
Taylor
Electric Park
O. E. Hicks
Packard and Stearns-Knight
Crockett
West End Lake
Ph. E. Tinkham
Moore Building
Fred D. Whiting
Agent Mosler
Dalton
College St. Travis
Muth
Union Painless Dentists
West Commerce Street
Fridna Mason
Exposition Park
P. Balde- Sarelli
West Eind Lake
Degen’s
San Antonio Humane Society
Fred Davison
A. Hell
Hicks Building
Old
Travis
Alamo Plaza
Joske
Joske’s
Uwozen
Pete Jast
Tomotrow
Saranac
Macenter
Uveum
pYeewey Uveru Idrens
Valenciennes
Valertciennes
Gene Stratton Porter
the Cardinal
Hall Caine
Elvetk
Lie
Dresden
Roberts
Nation Dept
Mason Or Schram
Calwa Royal
Iement
Galveston
S. A. Bronghos
Beaumont
Morris Block & CO
E. Houston
W. Houston &T
The
Allard Musical Comedy Co
E. TY. Mott
Talking Pictures
Keystone
Thanhouser
Lubin
New Talking Pictures
Wicwam No
JOY Rider
Wimer, Richardson & CO
Financial Responsibility
Joske Bros. Co
Johnson
Fort Worth
Tex
Marvin Brown
Sixtyseventh District Court
William P. McLean Jr
Albert Baskin
Ben
S. Baldwin
McLean
First Baptist
Chuck
Australia
Bavaria
A. F. Spear
British and Foreign Bible Society
Long
Beacon Hill
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