Fireman Lieutenant Weds During San Antonio Relief Ball
Edgar G. Liebrecht a fire department lieutenant and Irene Broad were married after the annual San Antonio Firemen Relief Fund ball at Beethoven hall attended by 2000 guests. The ceremony followed the grand march led by Mayor Callaghan and Mrs. Bishop with a fire department escort and a large white and green chrysanthemum bell. The couple will reside at 206 Dittmar Street.
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San Antonio
Lohengrin
Charles Graap
Fire Department and Relief Fund Association
Ben Fisk
Fire Department
J. L. Hogan
A. C. Church
H. Kupfernagle
P. H. Fox
Broad
Clara Si
Smith Studio
Edgar G. Liebrecht
Irene Broad
Government Hill Literary Club Meets at Raegan Home
The Government Hill Literary club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John H Raegan's home. Led by Mrs. A J Nichols the group recited Goldsmiths quotations. Members presented papers on Cambridge College history and London coffee houses, with piano solos and readings.
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Government Hill
John H. Raegan
A.J. Nichols
Goldsmith
Bowen
Cambridge College
Lucille Wilson
London
Mildred Gates
Anita
Grieg
Chopin
Nichols
Johnson
Messenger Boy Seeks Job Amid Mission Park Utilities Talk
A brief item notes a messenger boy call to 2-0-0 while Mission Park discusses sewer and water work. It lists A. Coliman as a plumper and gives 416 Main Ave as a related address.
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A. Coliman, Plumper
Main Ave
Rioting at Chihuahua border as U S guards bridges
Refugees keep off streets while Fourth Cavalry guards the Rio Grande. American neutrality rules block crossing. Garrison commander Captain Carranza backed Orozco’s governorship, while insurrectos hold the customs house. Telegraph lines cut, reports of unrest spread to Juarez and El Paso.
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Fourth United States Cavalry
Col
E. Z. Steever
International
Rio Grande
Fort Bliss
Will Fight
Salvador Carranza
Emiliano Zapata
Pascuale Orozco
Orozco
Chihuahua
Abraham Gonzales
Madero
Mexico City
Custom House
State Department
Washington
T. J. Edwards
Juarez
el Paso
Banco Minero
Orozco Expects March Departure From Service
Pascual Orozco plans to leave the service in March to return to freighting work. President Madero urged him to reconsider and stay a few months, citing the country’s need for his presence. Orozco agreed to remain until March 1, noting resignation was for business reasons. He advised the president to surround himself with disinterested advisers.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pascual Orozco
Madero
Rented Before Dark in Local Want Ads
Four advertisers halted "FOR RENT HOUSES" ads before sundown yesterday and results posted the same day. One advertiser rented two houses amid strong demand for houses, apartments, flats, and furnished rooms. Ten day want ads begin tomorrow across two Sundays at half a cent per word per insertion. Call to place ads and pay later. phones 176.
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America
Women Plan Submarine Fete Off Catalina Island
Society women from Los Angeles San Francisco and Pasadena plan a submarine fete on the ocean bottom near Catalina Island in early March. Marine artist Walter Howison Pritchard arranges details guests will wear diving suits with oxygen tanks. The site chosen for its clear water and marine gardens at the sea bottom.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Society
San Francisco
Pasadena
Catalina Island
Walter Howison Pritchard
Obituary notices for Clausen Southwell Wright and Camp families
Obituaries report H. J. Clausen 69 dying after a short illness in a local hospital and services at Riebe Undertaking. J. T. Southwell Confederate veteran dies in Hugo Oklahoma. body to Victoria Texas. widow and seven children including Charles Southwell of San Antonio. Margaret Hazel Wright 19 dies at home on Roper Street with funeral at St Marys Cemetery. John C. Camp 78 dies on Stonewall Street. survived by widow and two sons J. T. Camp of Pecos and A. I. Camp of Dallas. body held at Riebe pending Dallas arrival.
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John C. Camp
Stonewall Street
J. T. Camp
Pecos
A. I. Camp
Dallas
Riebe Undertaking Company
El Paso Bridges Guarded After Juarez Revolt
Telegram from Col. Edgar Steever at Fort Bliss reports most of Juarez garrison revolted around 6 30 p m. Rebels seized Mexican ends of bridges while American ends are guarded to enforce neutrality laws. Reports indicate several Americans were shot. Major William B Scott forwards to the Texas adjutant general.
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William 8. Scott
Department of Texas
Edgar Steever
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Juarez
Rangers Kept Ready Special to The Light
Austin february first. Mutiny of Mexican troops at Juarez stirs state government. Governor will not deploy rangers or militia without request. Telegram from El Paso mayor Kelley and Sheriff Hdwards reports the situation under control on the El Paso side. Rangers and militia stand in readiness if needed.
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Austin
Juarez
el Paso
C. E. Kelley
Peyton Hdwards
Automobile Fire Destroys Car on Medina and Monterey
Fire engulfed Hugo Grote’s automobile on Medina Street near Monterey at 7 10 this morning. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish the blaze. the car suffered about 200 in damage with the top burned away. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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Hugo Grote
Medina Street
Monterey Street
January mortality exceeds births in city records
City health office records show 233 deaths in January while 133 births have been reported. Delayed reports are expected to raise the death and birth totals as the month progresses.
Taft Confident Ohio trip boosted Republican mood
President Taft, passing through Pittsburg after a three day visit in Ohio, said the trip strengthened the Republican party in his home state. He praised Cleveland Columbus and Akron receptions and noted he addressed broad questions of government. He expected to reach Washington by evening.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Ohio
Taft
Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Harrisburg
Washington
Grand jury probes veniremen in Sneed case
Fort Worth Tex Feb 1 The Sixty seventh district court grand jury is investigating reports of attempts to communicate with veniremen in the Sneed case County Attorney John Baskin said the panel delayed reporting to examine the venire issue and he expects the trial to begin Monday Five jurors were seated and eight men remained on the original venire after Thursday afternoon session
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Sixty-seventh District Court
Veniremen
John Baskin
Baskin
Enforce Health Rules Arrest Violators of Sweeping Spitting Ordinances
Police will arrest anyone breaking sidewalk sweeping and spitting rules. The sweeping ordinance requires morning cleaning of downtown business fronts with penalties from ten to two hundred dollars per offense. The anti spitting rule applies on sidewalks streetcars and public building floors with fines from five to one hundred dollars.
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Board of Health
Woman's club hosts country school themed reception
The Woman's Club and guests enjoyed a lively annual reception at the club house transformed into a country school. Members and husbands acted as schoolchildren, facing playful mischief from being placed in the corner to wearing dance caps. Some performed pieces and sang, described as one of the most delightful club events.
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Woman's Club
Delgado Case Continued In Seventieth District Court
The indictment charging I Delgado with a statutory crime was adjourned until February 6 to give counsel time to study the evidence after being appointed to defend the case.
Aged Mississippi Native Emma Gardner Dies at 90
Emma Gardner aged 90 a native of Mississippi died last night at her Burnett street home in San Antonio She had lived in the city for 30 years Her funeral was held this morning and burial followed at Cemetery No 3.
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Negress
Emma Gardner
Burnett Street
Mississippi
San Antonio
Lion Sighting In San Antonio With 14 Week Old Pet
R P Dickerson a Springfield Missouri jeweler owns a 14 week old African lion bought in Chicago. The cub travels on a leash with his master through hotels stores and streetcars in San Antonio. The gentle giant drinks milk from a bottle and acts like a playful puppy awaiting his future fate.
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San Antonio
R. P. Dickerson
Springfield
Dickerson
Chicago
Mr. Dickerson
Lions Advised Forcing Civilized Guide To Young Cubs
A fragment notes a comparison where lions should train a new cub in civilized manners and behavior under a guiding tutor. The text implies shaping wild youth toward human norms and conduct.
Chauffeur and Vendor Fined After City Collision
C Bartholomae a chauffeur and H L Traga a vegetable vendor were each fined five dollars in the corporation court today. They were arrested after a collision near West Commerce street and St Marys street on the afternoon of January 30, when Traga’s wagon was partially wrecked.
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C. Bartholomae
H. L. Traga
Corporation Court
West Commerce Street
St. Mary's Street
Traga
Cardui touted by Sharon resident for relief of female ailments
Mrs Addie Adams of Sharon Tennessee recounts her daughter's year of chills and fever and nervous weakness. After three bottles Cardui, the girl recovered and has not needed a doctor since. Adams recommends Cardui to neighbors and urges others to try it for nervous and distressing womanly symptoms. A Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory is offered to request a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet.
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Sharon
Tenn
Addie Adams
Cardus
Cardui
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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