Morgan at the Empire and Blue Bonnets prize ball night
Miss Emily Neutze of Sap General Offices is confined to her rear at 808 Avenue C with seven Le Vols In Paradise for sale at Guonze Roe's Book Store, 244 West Commerce Street. Blue Bonnets prize mark ball to night at Mission Garden features Trias as stars. George J. Morgan, noted for rising popularity, is highlighted at the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Neutze
Sap General
Avenue C
Guonze Roe's
Wust Commerce
Blue Bonnets
Mission Garden
Trias
Will Bunting and Mornau to star in The Gambler at Empire
Miss Bunting returns as leading lady with Empire company opening Sunday afternoon. Will will reprise Jack Mason role, with Mr Mornau again in the cast drawing a large local following.
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Miss Bunting
Empire Opera House
Jack Mason
Mr. Mornau
Prize mask halls and lodge events listed at local venues
Notices describe two prize mask halls at Electric Park and Mission Garden with dates and admission details. It mentions Fat Stat Rathskelley night by San Antonio lodge No 216 and a large turnout, plus a railroad timetable note about a northbound coach via the B and W line to Houston then Uvalde, with departures and stopovers.
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San Antonio
P.O. B
C.F. Pantevits
Romely
Hike
Orange Judge
Els
Tourists arrive from Kansas City for Mexican trip
A party of home seekers from Kansas City and northern points will arrive in the city on December 17 aboard the International and Great Northern trains and depart for Mexico via Laredo on November 18. The Society Club dance at Tyner Hall on the 19th is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
San Marcos
Mexico
International & Great Northern
Mexicguia
Funeral Notice for J McDermott of Otte Riebe parlors
Members of Railway Conductors' Union No 7h are urged to meet at the K of P hall Thursday afternoon to attend the funeral of Bro J McDermott from Otte Riebe's undertaking parlors at six o'clock Visiting brothers are invited to attend Also advertised is a sale by Joste Broa Dr Keeling Dentist 209 Alamo Plaza with children’s tenth x specialty and a literary passage quoted from a classic work.
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Vision No
P. Doll
Bro. J. McDermott
Otte Riebe
Elock
Joste Broa
Keeling
Alamo Plisa
Trual Splits Hargis Family in Breathitt County Murder Trial
In Irving Kentucky December 16 the trial of Reach Harels charged with murdering his father Judge James Hansis in Breathitt County last February opens today in Jackson. The Hargis family lines the courtroom on both sides with the mother defending and W Floyd Byrd aiding the prosecution. The case stems from long standing father son strife and alleged discipline that led to the fatal event in the judge’s store. The defendant, about 23, faced a troubled path with reports of wayward conduct and harsh punishment.
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Irving
Hargis
Breathitt County
Beach
Hia
Boteh
Mob Attacks in Caracas and Riot Grips City
Rioters burn statues and inscriptions honoring Castro in Caracas Plaza. A public building is defaced with the phrase Cut Out Troops as troops are deployed and a government manifesto limits demonstrations. Funeral planned for a man killed in the clashes as unrest threatens to spread.
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Castro
Rollvar
Atrests
Gomez
Dmyu
Tl Constitution Hag
Caracas
Roses
Trial of former brakeman on theft charge in county court
In the county court today the trial of August 1, Kissing, charged with the theft of shoes from the Southern Pacific railway, is ongoing before July. Klassing was employed as a brakeman by the railroad and the case was paused for the week’s remainder as the fifty seventh district court concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augwst
Kissing
Southern Pacific Railway
Klassing
T Ne
Tax Board Backed By Dashiell Sparks Texas Debate
Fort Worth December 16 Tax Commissioner Dashiell urged creation of a state tax board before legislative committees of the Texas Commercial Secretaries association. He admitted parts of the tax system may be injurious while defending gross receipts franchise and intangible taxes as theoretically sound. Action planned to oppose funding for a tax commission.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dashiell
Texas Commercial Secretories' Association
Dashful
Gashieres in Jail After $85,000 Theft
In Washington New Hampshire the cashier at the First National Bank of Somersworth is jailed over an $85,000 theft. The board of directors seeks bank ownership to recover funds while the examiner notes the bank shows profits and solvent status but faces pressure to restore impairment.
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Washington, Newy Tre
First National Bank
Somersworth
NW. H
Owunicar
Taniial
MAR Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Giby
Passengers Hurt In Denver Train Wreck Near Harrold
Special to The Light reports a south bound Denver passenger train derailed near Harrold Texas in the morning. The engine tender baggage car and two coaches left the track injuring an unspecified number of passengers. Traffic was delayed several hours.
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Wietla Falls
Tex
Denver
Harrold
Fort Worth
Trafic
& GN Improves Its Service With Added Cars
The Texas and Gulf Navigation Company will add throw cars and two chair cars to morning trains for Port Worth and Dallas. Through service will be established daily and continued through December 28, providing improved accommodation for morning travelers.
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Worth
Dalus
Eschiteay
Sues Sewer Pipe Co For 20000 Damages In Texas Court
Guillermo Martinos sues San Antonio Sewer Pipe Co in the Thirty Seventh district court seeking 20000 for personal injuries after an accident at Saspamvo in Wilson County. Plaintiff says he was between an elevator and a wall when injured. Details mention visiting guests and a party from Golden City, Missouri staying at the Alaroo hotel.
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Thirty Seventh
Guillermo Martinos
San Antonio
Saspamvo
Wilson County
Crazy Wide Heat Accusation Clouds St Mary's Church Theft
Three white youths Charley Morgan Theo Le vay and Marty Allen were detained by Officer Quintana after allegedly tampering with a church charity box at St Marys Church. They faced temporary charges of trespass and burglary as the case moved to a hearing next Saturday. Father Edward Carrier said he saw the box opened and suspects were taken into custody.
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St Mary's Church
Charley Morgan
Theo Levay
Marty Allen
Quintana
Witley
Sevan
Edward Carrier
Important Notice at McDonald's Art Store Sale String
Largest Picture Feather notice about selling livestock and goods on December 19, 1908. Describes cattle a red Jersey cow, bays, sorrel, branding Vf, with details of horns and foreheads. Indicates sale at 7:00 a.m. to highest bidder for cash, with marshal and city clerk attestations.
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McDonald's
Trinity
Ryin
A. Mauermann
Blarshal
Fred Fries
Late Society News Entertainment at Milam School
Under Mothers' club auspices an afternoon program at Milam School on Mason Street Friday December 18 offers a library muual programs for children at 2 20 and adults at 3 30. A Jack Norjer pie booth and candy chocolate cake and ice cream booths will be available. The Girls' Coalition whival dance is slated for Turner Hall on January 1 with invitations to be issued soon.
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Ehic
Milam Schgot
Mason Street
Evo
Ango
Turner Hall
Four Murder Cases Set for Trial in Takeys District
Four murder cases are slated for trial in Takeys seventh district center with proceedings arranged for December and January. Lemats Hall faces a homicide charge over the death of stepfather Jack Anderson on December 21, while Jatr Wary Ll and Herman J. Richter are set for January trials in separate killings. WL Duke also confronts charges in a separate murder case scheduled for January 28, alongside minor criminal matters involving Archue Gwosmpembizen Alexander Wiley Well Clark Frank Green Boule Romon Carlos Rodignes and others.
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Takeys
Jumes Dwyer
Lemats Hall
Jack Anderson
Jatr Wary Ll
Manuel Morandi
Marrella Garcia
Herman J. Richter
Primas
WL Duke
Walter Brera Aemander
Arcbue Gwosmpembizen
Alexander Wiley
Clark
Frank Green
Boule Romon
Carlos Rodignes
State Secretary Affirms No Oath Needed for County Officials Yet
Secretary W K Davie ruled that County Judge Shook and county commissioners need not file affidavits with the enemy clerk now. The oath requirement applies only when the board of equalization convenes on the first Monday in June. Davie praises officials for understanding statutes and enforcing provisions as E H Coombs tours the southern part of the state.
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Shook
W. K. Davie
Articla Atade
Commissioners Court
Gale Ncg
Board of Equalization
Davie
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Pee Ue
Deatoh Wikehead
Aras
Empire
Earl. Burgess
Emma Bunting
Logoya Street
Monaher
Plaza Picture Show
Alamo
Plaza
Wapanete
New
East
Houston St
Matt
Electric Park
New Phone 2208
Union Orchestra
Milbourne
Frank Marek CO
Starr St. Bath
Turkey
Billy
Beck Cultura
Wallon
Pal Fuer
Billy Sheehan
W. Commerce
Tiger Island
Blue Point
Steve
Steve Vuccarezza
Garlang
Gus. Franks
E. H. Flowers
Mr. Flowers
Losoya St
Miss Neutze III
Morgan
the Empire
George J. Morgan
I. Will Ha
Sench Chemical Co. Cincinnuti S
Texas Books Stationery Co
Xman Shoppore
Commerce Street
Chapa’s
Piengure
Taxsa
Texas
F. A. Chapa
E. David’s
E. Houston St
J. H. Terrill
Preachers
Henry
Hollingsworth
Elitsville
B. M. Cooper
Washington Center
Solatos
Rie
Geo.h. Hymer
Savaanah
Fathms Mackey
St. James Ohiren
West Duluth
Mio
Rubumotiem
Ritvauadém
Deve Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Devt
Lake Street
Caicagu
Bexar Drug Go
Electric Park Pavilion
Blue Bonnete
Diaz Sisters
Lodge
B&w
Uvalda
W. Sam Houston Camp
Mleetrie Pak Pavilion
Lly
Homele
S. &. Socel
Tyner Hall
Avtat Mundes
Powell
TRUAL
Sally
Wil
Porte
Tandon
Hingni
Daily Telegraph
Irene Biusus
BEXAR
THOS
Goggan É Bros
Sunshine Clearing House
Chickening & Sons
Emerson, Loqgan
Smith & Barnes
Ouapshall
Wengell
ARN. Strong
Brewster, Foster, Royal, Krell
Haines Bros
Angelus
Emerson
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Houston and Navarre Sts
Ana Teaag
Golden City
Ann
Timorrow
MM. Richardson
JL. K. Shirrod
A. 2B. Chambers
Alaroo Holot
Lad
Selan
Late Society News
E. H. Coombs
S.S.S. Caomeubers
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