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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
4
A brief page item notes Beethovens Juniors performing a minstrel style program with lively numbers and audience response. Readers are reminded of the era’s entertainment framing and local group involvement.
Advertises Q Ban Hair Color claiming to darken gray hair quickly and give a lustrous finish. The product promises relief from gray roots, reduced scalp ache, and a youthful appearance, with a local seller listed as Sommers in Texas.
A fragment describes jitney operators in Austin opposing adverse laws. It mentions a campaign against statewide regulations, a spokesman, and internal board names such as M. Barer, Tim Wunter, and Juha Burch. The text notes $10,000 in indent funds and a dedication to passenger safety.
Deg Class says diplomats threaten to quit Mexico City amid tensions with the Villa government. Spanish diplomat faced deportation amid alleged aid to loyalist factions. European nations weigh coordinated action to withdraw consular staff and protect citizens, risking severed ties with the Mexican Republic.
Fragmentary report describes an anniversary ceremony involving Mme General Carranza, an ROTC medal, a government note of gratitude, and a naval context. It mentions the United States Liberty Dole and harbor relief plans, with references to New York and Bruns, but lacks coherent details or dates.
Report from General Villa headquarters in Guanajuato says Gutierrez forces were crushed below San Luis Potosi and are fleeing into the mountains. Captured munitions and prisoners from nearby towns are reported. Mrs Venustiana Carranza and daughters reached San Antonio with officials guiding them to a safe residence as Carranza forces claim a decisive local victory. Violence and unrest continue in northern Mexico as refugees seek safety.
Around a dozen auditors and officers from Texas railroads gathered Friday at the Oak Tower hotel in Fort Worth for a roundtable on auditing departments. The session reviewed routine issues and topics affecting audits across Texas railroads, with attendees including J. Waterly, H. G. Askew, and several company auditors. The group adjourned with plans for a December printing of a miscellany and continued discussions on auditing practices.
In Newark hearings set to probe railroad and foundation conduct, John D. Rockefeller and Frederick Ay Cleveland testified about past integrity, with Rockefeller leaving after expenses noted. The day’s forecast calls for fair, cool weather and a pleasant Sunday for outings, per Mayor Allen Bowl.
Reported nuptials describe Miss Sowell and Mr Nosty fynny wed here Friday after initial plans were postponed. The ceremony was delayed and postponed with the couple later traveling to Wares Ini to conclude the marriage, witnessed by Gail Hrrcting Wer and others.
Birth notices list several new girls born to couples including Mr and Mrs M Radelqued on MIS South Sav Mreag street and Mr and Mrs Harmenber nan with a February 3 birth at 724 Carden etreat. Also mention Mr and Mrs Strm Uulrino San anguel in Los Eouth Laredo treat and Mrs D Q Allen at Pebroyry 3 111 East Macon street.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference burial permits and a person fleeing a location with scattered names and dates. Readable items include an address 411 Marth Avanne and mentions of Pehrudry and aliey. No clear events or outcomes are established in the legible text.
A letter from Mrs. Owen Y Wells extols Cardui the women’s tonic for relief from long standing gender ailments. She credits it with easing suffering after prior unsuccessful treatments and urges others to try the remedy, noting widespread voluntary testimonials from women.
A stitched-together page itemizes public notices and ads from San Antonio area sources. It mentions a tuberculosis fund, a plan for a taxicab company, theater and dance events, auction signs, and police department updates, with multiple addresses and phone numbers, plus a brief obituary notice for W. Newell and references to local civic groups.
A fall women’s Christian group meeting under Woman’s Missionary and World Committee will meet at Travis Park Methodist Church at 3:30 Sunday afternoon to discuss plans for a citywide campaign. Mrs Haines will be principal speaker. Mrs Stayles of The Vint Presbyterion Church will lead devotionals. Westminster and First Baptist churches will present skits and reports on women’s work. A musical program is planned. Members listed include Mrs J P Haines and Mrs J R Roberson as treasurers, with heads of committees from participating churches and societies.]]
Owners sue Brady and others in the Thirty seventh district court seeking an injunction to stop ongoing sign removals at the theater on February 3. Judge Anderson issues a temporary restraining order posting bond of $250. Plaintiffs allege $40,000 damages for harassing actions by defendants and their agents.
Condition is critical for Hilde Leata Connal after a house fire on Starr Street Friday morning while preparing for school. Six physicians treated her at city hospital. her mother is also badly burned. Father in Tulsa, funds raised exceed $100 for the family relief. fire officials note the family is destitute.
Astore advertisement promotes buying from dealers who meet customer needs with standard products, warning against imitation articles that yield higher profits. It urges consumers to favor reputable dealers who value patronage and avoid substitutes, stressing reliability and quality.
Graduates of Beb raat cars ot Ue Malaweenie high schond presented She Stage to Can. The production of Lieplere Anwinie featured Miss Adah Gibbons as director and a cast including Kons Lumpkin, Hate Jardeastie, and Charles Bhwerill. The audience heard brief remarks from Patton Teacher praising Greathouse and Miss GLa for the show’s success.
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