Women to Inspect San Antonio Milk Dairies for Sanitation
Dr. W E J Kirk urged San Antonio women to tour local dairies to document sanitary conditions. He criticized dirty cans, filthy wagons, and unclean cows and urged consumer pressure and veterinary oversight to enforce better hygiene. Kirk plans return visits for further inspection and photo evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
W. E. J. Kirk
New York Milk Commission
Travis Park Methodist Church
Bexar County Medical Society
Kirk
Aires
Antonio
Galveston
Red Cross Christmas stamps for sale at post offices
Stamps for sale under Mrs John J direction with Red Cross for charity. Postmaster General Hitchcock authorizes tables at the post office and Red Cross volunteers will assist. A nationwide sale is planned to fund relief efforts. Religious retreat and mass details follow at St church with Father Handley delivering messages from New York daily. Keeling dentist moved to 517 Moore building with special notices for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Red Cross
Hitchcock
Red
United States
Nning
St. S Church
Father Handley
New York
Keeling
Moore Building
Mystery Assault Case Moves Toward County Bond
Dr. Bindley, who testified that A. D. Baldwin shot at him, fled into a fire station and then to city hall where an affidavit charging Baldwin with assault with intent to murder was filed. Baldwin expected to be transferred to county authorities after bond is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Travis Street
Dr. Bindley
Mr. Baldwin
Miller
Office of Justice Umscheid
A. D. Baldwin
Bindley
Baldwin
Leonard Lawhon Dies After Illness in San Antonio
Leonard Lawhon aged 30 died at 5 yesterday afternoon at the home of his sister Mrs. T K E Wood 235 Blum Street after several months illness. A Kendall County native he came here two months ago for health. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs J W Lawhon four sisters Mrs S Schnider Miss Sarah Lawhon Kendalia Mrs T E Wood and Mrs Augusta Kneupper San Antonio and three brothers John Jessie and Marcus Lawhon Kendalia The body to Kendalia this afternoon by Riebe Co for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Kneupper
San Antonio
John
Jessie
Marcus Lawhon
Kendalia
Riebe Company
Mrs Nannie Bass Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Nannie Bass aged 44 died at her home 125 Oleander street after a brief illness. Born in Longview Texas she had lived here for three years. Survived by husband W W Bass daughter Miss Irmay Bass and sons William Howard and Everett Bass all of San Antonio. Funeral at 4 this afternoon from the late home with interment in Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Nannie Bass
Oleander Street
Longview
Texas
W. W. Bass
Irmay Bass
William
Howard
Everett Bass
San Antonio
Lutheran
Death of A. B. Welson at Fredericksburg
A. B. Welson, age 40, formerly with the Wharton company, died in Fredericksburg yesterday after living here about two years. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral services will be held in Fredericksburg.
Farrell Girl Died From Pistol Wound in Wichita Falls
The body of Miss Flo Farrell who died from a pistol shot wound at Wichita Falls Thursday night will reach San Antonio tomorrow morning and the funeral is expected in the afternoon. She is survived by two sisters Mrs J E Kentner and Mrs R E Hill of 1418 North Pine Street and her father Michael Farrell. Her mother died here in September.
Mrs A E Cowles dies after four year illness
Mrs A E Cowles 50 died at 122 West Park Avenue at 12 45 this morning after a four year illness. She was the widow of H O Cowles who recently died and a Mich gan native who lived in Texas 26 years. Surviving son G W Cowles of this city. Funeral from the residence at 4 30 this afternoon Rev W A Godbey officiating. Interment in city cemetery No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Godbey
City Cemetery No. 6
Death of John Hunter in Austin Street apartments
John Hunter 39, a structural steel and iron worker, died at 2 am in his Austin street apartments after arriving in the city five months ago from Tampico Mexico. No relatives survive. Funeral set for tomorrow with Riebe Undertaking Company and burial in Cemetery No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
John Hunter
Austin Street
Tampico
Mexico
Riebe Undertaking Company
British Club to Meet
The Texas British association will meet at the International club Monday night December 4 at 8 15 when William Kendall will give a descriptive address on his impressions of political commercial and social conditions in England after a year in that country Visitors are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas-British Association
International Club
William Kendall
England
Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford Comes to Grand Op Era House
The Grand Op era house presents George M. Cohan's Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford tonight and Sunday December 2 and 3 after long runs in Newark and Chicago. The play follows J Rufus Wallingford a Slick promoter whose schemes turn real successes and lead to wealth and respectability. A large company stars with lavish four act staging praised by critics and audiences from New York to the Gulf. Also announced is Thomas Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle with a special children’s matinee Monday afternoon and a strong supporting company for a major seasonal attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford
Grand Opera House
George M. Cohan
Wallingford
Newark
Chicago
New York
Cohan and
Marrs
South
George Randolph
Chester
Saturday Evening Post
J. Rufus Wallingford
Blackie
Dan
Battlesburg
Gulf
Thomas Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Plaza Theater Week Ahead Show Includes Zoo Acts and Dance Trio
Plaza Theater announces the final performance of this week's bill and previews next week's lineup headlined by Updale's Zoo with trained bears and monkeys, the Four Dancing Belles, Maddern and Fitzpatrick in a comedy sketch, Charles Marvelle the boneless bender, the Killarney Girls, McCart and Bradford in A Legitimate Holdup, Billy Barron in a novelty act, and the Plazascope in new films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddern
Fitzpatrick
Charles Marvelle
Killarney
McCart
Bradford
Billy Barron
Plazascope
Royal theater week program offers hour and a half of fun
The Royal theater reports strong patronage this week with many patrons yet to attend tonight. Each act promises lively entertainment and a very good bill for next week features a European musical novelty, a Chinese humorist and musician, and three other strong acts, making the program diverse and high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Royal
Royal Theater
December Term Postponed by Federal Court
The December term of the federal district court is postponed until January 2 to observe Christmas holidays. Judge Maxey ordered jury commissioners A I Campbell and James Dyree Stevens to draw grand and petit jurors and issue writs of venire facias. The jury wheel lists over 300 names with equal representation from nine counties in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Maxey
A. I. Campbell
James Dyree Stevens
Madero Seeks Liberty Within Law for Foreigners in Mexico
President Francisco I Madero pledges peace within the law and progress for all residents in Mexico. He praises American sentiment and outlines a difficult task to extend liberty and opportunity for both Mexicans and foreigners, asserting upcoming tranquility and guaranteed prosperity for outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
Society of
Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
Madero
Republic
Damages Sought In Suit Over Vicious Mule Incident
James B. Dillon sues the estate of Elijah B. Martindale of Indianapolis for 6000 dollars after a mule on the Martindale farm in Greene County mauled him during shoeing. Clayton Baker, a farm worker, allegedly knew the mule was vicious but warned no one. Dillon was thrown twenty feet, injuring his leg and knee, and may be crippled for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Martindale
Linton
Ind
James B. Dillon
Clayton Baker
Martindale
Greene County
Dillon
Baker
Theate
Elijah B. Martindale
Indianapolis
Surprise reptile prank ends with fleeing shopkeeper
Fritz Offenhauser teases Orchard Street merchant Max Eckhardt by freezing his pet blacksnake in ice and freezing a tale of catching an eel. The melted ice revived the snake, prompting Eckhardt to leap over the counter and flee. Offenhauser later retrieved the animal from the stove and took it home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Eckhardt
Orchard Street
Tarrytown
N. Y
Fritz Offenhauser
Offenhauser
Aoerees
Max
Eckhardt
Eckhardat
Possum Bite Kills Young Farmer Near Jefferson City Iowa
Joseph Eveler, a young farmer living two miles east of here, died last night from blood poisoning after an opossum bite a week earlier. The minor hand wound appeared harmless at first but became inflamed and resisted treatment. The report notes opossum bites are rare yet many are caught and hunters in the area often suffer bites. Riebe Undertaking Co. offered auto ambulance service at 221 East Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eveler
Here
Jefferson City
Iowa
Tag Day Proves A Great Success In San Antonio
Bright weather and energetic taggers drive San Antonians to donate for charity as crowds flood the streets. The drive runs from 6 AM to 10 PM with volunteers, including women and children, continuing the effort all day. Proceeds are expected to exceed previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonians
Texas Treasury quarterly state funds report details
The Associated Press telegraph reports Texas treasury figures for December showing cash on hand of $812,367.24 and $18,940,990.28 in bonds across funds. Disbursements for the quarter ending November 30 totaled $1,519,639.20 with cash allocations including $539,579 to the available school fund and $86,892.11 in general revenue amid large warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Fish and Oyster Fund
Prison Commission
Real estate dealer files bankruptcy with assets listed
Charles E. Mitchell, a Kansas City dry goods former dealer, petitions in federal court for bankruptcy relief. He has assets of 200 dollars, liabilities totaling 115 256 28 dollars, and requests exemption for the full asset value. Most debts are accommodation paper held by banks and dry goods firms in Kansas and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Mitchell
Federal District Court
Kansas
New York
Mitchell
Kansas City
Struck By Wagon Wheel Spoke Near Military Plaza
Casimero Dominguez, residing near the rock quarry, was struck in the face by a wagon wheel spoke at Military Plaza at 10 this morning and cut beneath the right eye. The assailant was arrested on an assault and battery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimero Dominguez
Military Plaza
Notable Visitors Lodging At San Antonio Hotels
R Claridge of Houston with International and Great Northern Railway checks in at the Gunter. R K Norman of Corpus Christi arrives at the Gunter. Mr and Mrs C A Gonder of Marlin guests at the Gunter. Major General Charles B Hall US Army retired and daughters M C Hall and G P Hall stay at the Gunter. W G Sterett, Port Lavaca fish and game warden, registered at the Menger. J W Rainbolt of Gonzales at St Anthony. M H Smith of El Paso at St Anthony. Cullen F Thomas of Dallas a guest at St Anthony. T G Gage and son of Eagle Pass at St Anthony. Mr and Mrs B M Pollard of Austin guests at St Anthony. A J McCost of Uvalde at Losoya. R J Williamson of Seguin among arrivals at Bexar. Mr and Mrs N P Peterson of Brackettsville stopping at Bexar. T H Blank of Higgin$ registered at Bexar. T J Morris district judge from Floresville guest at Bexar. J F Coop of Crockett registered at Maverick.
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R. Claridge
Houston
International & Great Northern Railroad Company
Gunter
R. K. Norman
Corpus Christi
C. A.gonder
Marlin
Mr. Gonder
Charles B. Hall
U.S. A
Portland
Ore
M. C. Hall
G. P. Hall
San Antonio
W. G. Sterett
Port Lavaca
Menger
Austin
J. W. Rainbolt
Gonzales
St. Anthony
M. H. Smith
el Paso
Cullen F. Thomas
Dallas
T. G. Gage and Son
Eagle Pass
B. M. Pollard
Pollard
A. J McCost
Uvalde
Losoya
R. J. Williamson
Seguin
Bexar
N. P. Peterson
Brackettsville
Peterson
T. H. Blank
Higgins
T. J. Morris
Floresville
J. F. Coop
Crockett
Maverick
Memorial Services for San Antonio Elks Honor Departed Members
The San Antonio Elks BPOE lodge holds its annual memorial service at Travis Park Methodist church honoring four members who died this year and forty five since the lodge’s founding. The program features a memorial address by A P Barrett, roll call, multiple solos and choirs, and benediction by Rev W A Godbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Charles W. Ogden
Jesse R. Oppenheimer
J. Harper Shafer
Harry L. Benson
Walter P. Napier
Sam B. Weller
Henry Maracheau
A. Groos
A. P. Barrett
W. E. Roach
Chorus of Angels
Scotson Clark
J. M. Steinfeldt
W. A. Godbey
George A. Mietzke
Lucile Mueller
V. A. Godbey
Posilude
J.M. ‘Steinfeldt
Coast artillery company prepares for Fort Pickens instruction
The adjutant general department announced that the first company coast artillery Texas National Guard of Galveston will be detailed to Fort Pickens Florida for instruction by the One Hundred and Twenty eighth company C A C of the U S Army This will give the Galveston company valuable coast defense instruction and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Adjutant General’s Department
Coast Artillery
Texas National Guard
Galveston
Fort Pickens
Florida
United States Army
Foley Kidney Pills advertised as quick tonic
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills are a tonic that rapidly cures any kidney or bladder disorder within reach of medicine. The message ends with an offer from Edwards King Drug Co and a note directing readers to Saratoga Restaurant for oysters on half shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOLEY
Edwards King Drug Co
Saratoga Restaurant
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Otkh
Les
Get Rich
Peage
Jay O Madero
Amertgans
Riebe Undertaking Co
Gladys Hinckley
National Capital
Washington
Miss Hinckley
Connecticut Avenue
Quarterly Statement OF
Texas Treasury
General Revenue Fund
Travis Park Church
Texas Guard
Florida Fort
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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