Car thefts and injuries amid city notices and social events
Police later found George F. Littler of 108 Dakota Street. multiple cars were reported stolen from Simon Trunk Co. and R Jones. Social club dances run weekly at Lang Hall with Klaus Union Orchestra. Ads announce Birbe's Jewelry and hunting licenses, a dog bite incident near 318 North Concho Street, and various local happenings from dances at Harmony Hall to West End Lake. A hotel fire damaged the Bowie Hotel roof. two people were injured in separate traffic accidents on Seguin Road and Esparola Street. Medical notices detail a knife attack near the Castroville Road with four attackers arrested.
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George F. Littler
Dakota Street
Simon Trunk Company
Alamo Plaza
R. Jones
Porter Street
Overnight Curly Hair Using Grain Liquid Silmerine
An article proclaims a simple night application of grain liquid silmerine to hair breeds natural looking waves. The method promises no stickiness or grease and a glossy supple feel, with hair staying curled for weeks after a few ounces are used.
Christmas School Vacation Shortened to One Week
San Antonio public schools will close for one week during Christmas to recover time lost in the epidemic quarantine. The school board also discussed fire extinguishers, building surveys, and a cement walk for Hillcrest school.
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San Antonio
Calvin Goodloe
Hillcrest
Main Avenue
War Service Board
Agnes Hanagan
Ke M. Ward
Veda Bloomer
Augusta, Guthrie
Guinell Peterson
M. R.diaz
Lewis Maverick
Marion IH
Ermini
PLAN FETE ON RIVER FOR 1919 SAN JACINTO FIESTA
The Fiesta association outlines plans to celebrate peace with an elaborate 1919 Fiesta featuring a Venetian fete on the river. The executive board met Tuesday night to discuss aims and a $25,000 budget is proposed. Annual elections are set for Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. 1917 subscribers are considered members due to 1918 subscription absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
San Jacinto
Fiesta Association
Chamber of Commerce
Petition for Irish rights reaches President Wilson in San Antonio
An Irish-American petition from San Antonio asks President Wilson to push for Irish self government at the peace conference. The document, bearing hundreds of signatures, mirrors many similar appeals sent ahead of his trip to Europe and includes a telegram urging consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
San Antonio
Ireland
Firope
Treland
Resignation of Garfield as fuel administrator accepted
President Wilson accepted the resignation of Dr. Harry R. Garfield as national fuel administrator though no effective date or successor is announced. Garfield plans to return to Williams College as president. In other notes, newspapers are chosen for a San Antonio tourism campaign funded by a $1000 pool, targeting major hubs and smaller zone cities.
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Washington, D. C
Harry R. Garfield
Wilson
Garfield
Williams College
San Antonio
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
Louisville
Topeka
Sans
Memphis
Conn
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Gunter Hotel
Ned Horton
Ick Burke
Mo‘Transport Corps
Thhak
Horton
Williamson
S. B. Weller
J. 4
Care Tleston
J. H. Haile
Willett
GMA Mar Slambing Co
Trevis
Ta. Hi. Shafer
Household Furniture Co
Flores
Sie
Lang Hall
Klaus Union Orchestra
Adv
Birbe's Jewelry Store
Main Ave
Riverside Shooting Gallery
East
Houston
Phillip Casas
North Concho Street
Alpine Eee Co
Ammo Plaza
Dixie
Col
Ross Cruizer
Reclamation Department
Camp Travis
Albert Mueller
Cibolo
Texas
Seguin Road
Braun
Crutzer
Martin Gomez
Esparola Street
Marcos Verron
McKinley Avenue
Lewilde
Eagle Hall
Main
Wil- Jet
RB. M. Hughes & Co
White Swan Cafe
Houston Bt
Kelly Field
Zoeller
Bowie Hotel
Houston Street
J. Peters
Milam Street
Trelock ‘Nexlay
Norman James O'Connor
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Street
South
Antonio Iiurtalo
Castroville Road
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Stevens
Subira
Peters
Fraboese
West End Lake
West End
Cloud Music
West End Lake Pavilion
West Eind Ear
Jersey City
West Kindwike
Otto Zeller
S. Flores
Dulling Printing ‘Co
Losoya Street
Kodaks
Kodak Store
OUR Film Supply
KODAK
Carl Newton
Amo Plaza
Moore Bldg
Southern Pacific
Ron
Beaumont
Victoria Hiviston
Wuaton
Girly
el Yano
Televant Monde Salton Owalde
Spoltard
Ata Oe
Pw Fe
Pee
Bi Pax Amd Cee Coast
Blenjers
Kage Hane
Pyomon
Low Grifane
Hane
Gawegtan
N. St. Mary's Street
U. S. R. R. Administration
Pier Beatae
Washington
Railroad Administration
Dansant Militaire
the St. Anthony
Benatit
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
St. Mark’s Parish House
B. J. Wilkinson
Miss Pearl Wilkinson
West Mistletoe Avenue
Miss Wilkinson
Atlanta
New Orlans
Ellana Born
Atlee B. Ayers
Corpus Christi
Woman's Auxiliary
St. John’s Parish
Clark
Hackberry and
Dawson Streets
Roberta Owens
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Evangelical Friedens Church
Nautilus Club
Menger Hotel
Red Cross
M. W. Hays
Ralph Jackson
Charye
Red Cross Circle
Grace English Lutheran Church
Phoenix Club
Evangelical Hriedens Church
Mrs. B. Board
Miss Board of
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Christine Hill
Sue Smith
Laredo
Gunter
Tadies
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Mark's Parish House
Woman's Missionary Society
Young People’s Society of the
Government
EG Methodist Church
Philathen
Travis Park Methodist Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Applewhite
Calvary Baptist Church
Horlick
Fiesta
Hamburg
Wes
Wallace
Hertzberg
Hertzberg $ Guaton
Hartzberg's Corner
A Hudson
Hudson
L. H. Pittman
Rogers Bicycle Shop
Crockett
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