Burglarizing Store Leads to Prison Term
Antonio Rios's North Flores shop burglary near November 25 resulted in Joe Houston receiving three years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty amid a called trial. Mattie Stewart was found guilty of stealing a gold filled watch and sentenced to two years in state prison. Kaisar Varin and Joseph Yatoin see cases transferred to county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Rios
Flores Street
Joe Houston
Kaisar Varin
Iro
Joseph Yatoin
Huntsville Mayor Election and Deaths Report From Boerne
Elected Huntsville mayor Eastham is noted after a special election to fill a vacancy from R S Rather's death. In Boerne Fred Loesch, stabbed two years ago in a Meslean incident, dies from wounds. the stabbing followed an attempt to reclaim a stolen horse, with the wound resurfacing months ago leading to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Eastham
Lue City
R.S. Rather
Razous—Potchernich's
Boerne
Fred Loesch
Loesch
Military Field Day At Fort Sam Houston Draws Wide Interest
Fort Sam Houston hosts a military field day on December 30 drawing strong interest from city athletic circles and post residents. Events include sprints, hurdles, relay races, rifle loading and firing, driving contest, and cavalry maneuvers with officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Gam Hyuslun
Rosatiiy
Artery
Tere Nessing
ML. Mungon
Frank A. Awl
Rosso Earn
Liewt
Envy T. Smuth
Gants
Midwin V. Ragkmiler
Meldin
Pred Doyle
Abraham Ai Lah
Court of Appeals Adjourns Until Jan 1
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals adjourned after seven decisions and various rulings, out of respect for the memory of the late Senator and former District Judge Robert B. Green. Cases included Woods National Bank vs. Southwestern Insurance and related matters involving a $5000 policy, with a remand and damages adjustments, plus several other reversals and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Robert B. Green
Fly
Sali
Southwestern Insurance Company
the Woods National Bank
Cora Patrick
Lee Patrick
Woods National Banke Y Patrick
Witow
Insurance’ Company
Ower Court
Pease
Mary EF. Thompson
Mm. Appellants
Appellee
Waa
Chit Justles James
Hich
Bexaar
Mare Ey Thompson
Galveston
Mitrishings
San Antonio
Mathway
Ron Pony
Bexar
South York
Emi Life Insurance Company
the Woods National Bane
Johanna Stevex
Thiet
San Antonio Traction Company
Hotel Arrivals From Various Cities and States
A list of hotel guests includes J Bf Jarvia of North Carolina Mrs SY Chaney of Independ anes My Mrs BF Darlington Dil ley J V Espana Neal Caldwell Canter Point C M Wella A M Bluter Brackettville W C Norton Plansanton A G True blood St Louia J A Berryhill Oklahoma City Bridgeman and son Take Morest G A McKee Mra 8 K Meked Mount Selman Loveless Itasen To af Morrow Los Angeles Mr cand Mra ST Muivford Ban Marcos Mrs Ti L arrest Monterey Mexico.
Brackenridge Offers Lab Space And Aid To City S
George W. Brackenridge proposes to erect two laboratories and donate an acre on River Avenue to San Antonio's school board to expand gardening and educational work. The board unanimously accepts the offer, while plans to fight trachoma in public schools and a bank transfer for the board's funds proceed amid other routine actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brackenridge
Sal Antonio
River Avenue
Brackenbhige
San Antonio
Breckenridge
Mine
Hardy
Smountlie
City National Bank
San Artonia National Bank
Toni Nation
Bath
Banka
Mot. Mifem
Ter National Bank
Tranaforead
Ceipleine
Mirtent
Grand Opera House Marks Twenty First Anniversary
The Grand Opera house celebrates its 21st anniversary since opening on December 2, 1886 under Rayana Abbott and her company. Signor Chala and Signor Sigal perform tomorrow with Carl Tin. Ernest Hische led the earlier opening, with Abbott and company touring a week. The San Antonio Opera Tongue company built the hall, charter filed January 2, 18h, capital stock listed at $140,090 with a board including André Thomas and Augustus Belknap. Construction and crews sourced from St. Louis and San Antonio, with Ottterside & Wo, P.O O'Leary, Baker & Wig, and Theodore J. Bante involved in plastering, painting, and brickwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Grand Opera
Omormw
Rayana Abbott
Signor Chala
Signor Sigal
Carl Tiin
Ernest Hisehe
Rintkament Enterprises
San Antonia Sf
Enna Abbott
San Antonio Relub and
Opera Tonge
Aplandia cd
Dapital
André Thomas
Tevine
Augustus Belknap
Andrews
Uriah Lori
Cassius K. Brencnun
J. A. Meflfath
St. Louis
S. H. Hoffman
St. Lows
Gymnasium on the Roof for Open Air Exercise
A trend in megacity elites establishes gymnasia on tid roofs to allow workers to exercise at noon or after hours. Open air facilities offer warmups, hurdling, punching, and dumbbell drills, with many locales employing physical instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryman Mvy Geen
Meg
Aged Humanitarian President George Angell Ends Term
George T. Angell of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is said to be stepping away after years of service to focus on health. A physician reportedly guarantees five more years of work and usefulness as he takes a rest from public duties. Advertisers promote Foxny Drug Co products with claims of relief and money-back offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chis Trim
Stout
Ti. Thumby
Fort Worth
Dallas
Grate
George T. Angell
Bort Society For Prevention
Ucmort
Foxny Drug Co
Melbourne Parliament Confirms New Rifle Range Facility
Report notes a redesigned range at the Parliament house in Melbourne with a miniature setup and golf-target recording features. Australian members discuss the upgrade as part of parliamentary facilities, reflecting a shift from a prior annual amount to a new feature rich arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parliment
Particment House
Melbourne
LIFT LD TRIFLE IN GOTHAM ON SUNDAY
New York officials debate Sunday ordinances as Mayor Micheller weighs signing. Theatre venues plan largely music and moving pictures while ministers push for a fully closed Sunday. The outcome hinges on police and city counsel reviews of the proposed measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York
Micheller
Suridiys
Wdhin
Ace Weil Police Commissatoner Iloghoor Hag
Wttomoy
Ant Regotar
Thaily
Bourythe the Kid You Have Always Bone Rignstnes Eat Home
An OCR fragment notes a local business entry for Bourythe the Kid You Have Always Bone Rignstnes at 320 1-2 East Commerce, with home-cooked suppers advertised until 7 o'clock. It mentions Carters and an export carriage trimming line by D. Hoye on West Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hoye
Commerce Street
Memorialize Green by Lawyers and Judge in Senate Tribute
Eulogies for the late Senator Robert B. Green were delivered in the court of civil appeals yesterday. Speaker Brooks praised his integrity and openness, while Judge Musedu spoke of his public service and civic character, with reflections tying to wisdom and justice. The ceremony drew many attorneys and reflected high esteem for the deceased. A local ad section followed with jewelry and liquor listings and a brief note on diamonds from Aertzberg Jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Green
Court of Civil Appeals
Brooks
Par Association
Fly
Court
Hfe
Robart
Gradt
Israel
Births Reported In Local Notices And Misprints
Birth notices list several newborns with addresses: a boy for Mr and Mrs Juan A. Rodriges on Nath Concho street, twin girls for Mrs Rosa Yonge on West Commerce street, a son for Mr and Mrs John Cule on River Avenue, and a boy for Mr and Mrs T F Canningham at City Hospital. The rest contains garbled dialogue and unrelated quotes from a fictitious exchange.
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Aml
Juan A. Rodriges
Nath Concho Street
Rosa Yonge
West Commerce Street
John Cule
River Avenua
T. F. Canningham
City Hospital
Goggles Are Going Says Minneapolis Journal Item
The piece argues eyeglasses and related fashion are fading in appeal. It notes past trends of pince-nez with gold bridges and the influence of eye doctors profit and changing tastes among young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Goxslus
Ineal
Dodge
Woman’s Struggle Spurs Unexpected Divorce News
A starving woman faced eviction and pawned goods as relief neared. Amid hardship, a dramatic divorce news item emerged, detailing Paviy’s separation and a plan to end the suffering by legal action, signaling a turning point for the woman’s plight.
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Southwest
Texas Book and Stationery Co
Commerce ST
Galil
Willy Eyes Amd
Hertz Wity Co
Ontietins
Meroponian Thi
Hertzberg Jawelwy
Bond's
Hannon Street
Tac Star Brug Store
el Paso
Jone Viquez
Pring Fedez
Hernandez
OUR
Saoiles
BR. Broiles' Medical Institute
Tex, i
Pstrons
West End
Nolan Street
North Floral Street
South Flores Street
South Heights
San Antonio Traction Co
Court OF Appeals
Foley
Besa Drug Co
United States Army
United States
Moore Bullding
Avenue C
Houston Street
Texita
Seeera Cerveners
Dusty
Hosteller
Linburger
Warter'a
MR. Brackenridge
Billy Sheehan
Engewood
Haliday
California
Uc File
Billy Sheeran
Cer, Gamaron and
W. Gommerce Telephone
Grand Opera
GRAND
BILL
Emma Abbott
Kronpringessin
Bexar Qrus Co
Ast
D. Hays
Commerce Streut
Brillant
Stee Blevgles
Potcree Rick's
Puck
Tyne
Boys’ Department
Frank
Alamo Plaza
Main Plaza
Cuma
Paviy
Hieischmyer
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