Twenty Complaints Charge Selling Liquor Without License
Twenty complaints charging selling liquor without a license were filed in the County Criminal Court Tuesday afternoon against proprietors of disorderly houses in the Trans San Pedro district. The complaints were drawn by Assistant Attorney C J Matthews on affidavits filed by Miguel Gallardo, who said the defendants sold liquor to him and Gustavo Lopes Ugor.
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County Criminal Court
Trans-San Pedro
C. J. Matthews
Miguel Gallardo
Gustavo Lopes Uguorenna
Automobile Licenses and Street Addresses Listed
Licenses issued with numbers and names including S882 and 95 Wend Street, North Leona, and Geores Ceeaset. Addresses feature Aubom aue and Fhirg street, Nuysagpe-Stevena, TW, plus Audean RD and Gun tet ete a.
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Sindabaleers FS
Aubomaue Do
Distinction Between Courage and Cowardice Questioned
A Youthful dialogue printed in the Lidieg'tome Journal contrasts courage and cowardice. The speaker defines cowardice as acting afraid and unstable when facing others, while the teacher discusses difference and resilience.
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Lidieg
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief for Various Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches colds and constipation. It claims a single dose cleanses the liver stomach and bowels improving health by next day. Warns against saline purges and urges not to give to children.
United States Should Mobilize Million Volunteers Now
The Army and Navy Journal urges President Wilson to ask Congress to mobilize two million volunteers for immediate training to defend the nation and preserve its honor. It argues trained volunteers would deter war, support neutrality, and ease labor shortages, warning that delay risks defeat and urging swift action to build a ready land defense.
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Army and Navy Journal
Ste Iseua
Wilson
Congress
United States
Bute
Hipine
Holland
Thaly
Italy
Switzerland
Callen
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Catna
Pacific Ocean
Fort Sume
Maine
State Department
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A letter touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for chronic abdominal pains and monthly illnesses after years of illness and doctors' care. The writer claims personal relief, urges others to try the remedy, and provides a copy of the address for inquiries and confidential advice.
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B. Makham
Ilis
Iar Avelin
Paniiih Avenue
Minneais
Inn
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Lydia
Wetliys
Civil defense plan favors mobilized volunteers and reserves
The proposal argues for returning volunteers to civilian life as a real reserve force, with provisions for rapid mobilization and equipment. It envisions a general staff, a streamlined defense system, and a preventive munitions buildup while reserving navy funding for separate consideration. The piece notes the civil war gains came from volunteer leadership and urges bold action to win countrywide support.
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Timd
Social notes from San Antonio hotels favor visitors
Personal mentions list numerous guests at the Menger, Gunter, and St Anthony. Names include Alex Coue, Mr and Mrs Pater J Kaercite, GM McCinehey, Jar EL Adawis, Mee Adame Tet, JH Hershar, D J Hustertier, ES Fisher, L A Geraner, Jamis, Edith Reuse, RF Jennings, Altern of Bitmeton, BH Chambers Jr, Mrs Woolf and Alice Gledits Palmer. Visitors arrive from Dallas, Oklahoma City, Waco, Houston and Connecticut for brief stays.
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Alex
Coue
Anthans
Pater J
Menger
McCinehey
Houel
Gunter
Jar EL Adawis
Real Estais
San Antonio
Adame
Brownsville
Hershar
Denigon
Monger
J Hustertier
Oklaham
City
St. Anthony
ES. Fisher
Dallas
Geraner
Jamis
Waco
Misa Edith Reuse
RF. Jennings
Christine
Tez
Bitmeton
Conn
St. Arithien
E. Chambers Jr
Woolf and
Aiea Gledts Palmer
Horingtett
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for stuffed nose headache and sore throat. It claims dramatic relief after doses every two hours, with notes of feverishness sneezing and congestion subsiding. The copy emphasizes ease of use and availability at a drug store.
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Pape
Jitneys in Memphis Face Systematized Reform
A meeting at Murray Hall to advance jitney regulation and safer service was postponed but aimed at coordinating operators. The Associated Jitneys outlined safety rules, load limits, and penalties for traffic violations, plus a pay as you enter system and warning signs to enforce orderly boarding and safer driving.
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James
Mursaig
Murray Hall
Aven
Yeah
Connell
Mley
Memphis
T Safesty Camiatiies
Wdawane Urdes
Go Voumtttech
Nexs
Chus
Rivery
Associated
Justye
Liver Tone replaces calomel for safer digestion
Advert warns against calomel a dangerous laxative and salivation risk. Promotes Dorson’s Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable tonic that starts digestion without sickness. Claims it cleanses liver and bowels, matches calomel’s effects, and is gentler for children and adults alike. Drugstore availability noted.
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Lunarrow
Sadaon
Tore Maden
Dorson
Tom Thorribiy
Supreme Court asked for writ of error in school board case
An application for writ of error was filed in the Supreme Court at Atlanta challenging a Fourth Circuit ruling. The court held the two and six year terms for trustees unconstitutional and ordered a spring election with three women and six men. The case originated in the Seventy third district court with District Attorney W C Linden opposing the longer terms.
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Weil
Annuniy School Board
Supreme Court
Avatln
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Interia
Seventy-third District Court
W. C. Linden
W. T. Ezeli
Aupreme Court
R. 1H
Ward
Thomas H. Freaklitt
Echonl
Trunteos
Gee
Pastors Talk on Rescue Work at Maverick Hotel
San Antonio ministers and their wives will attend a 3:30 to 4:30 Thursday afternoon event hosted by the Woman's Gospel and Rescue Association at the Maverick Hotel. Key address by Belle Biggart of York, editor of the Semi Tropical Magazine, will discuss reform efforts. A literary and musical program features Mia Sophia Misa Wychotski Lucky Gray and Milt Graynott Stoker with refreshments served by local volunteers.
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San Antonio
Woman's Gospel and Rescue Association
Maverick
Uwe
Mie
Belle Biggart
Lowton Iid
York
Atv International
Erring Gels
Mia
Sophia
Misa
Wychotski
Mies
Lucky Gray's
MyTilo Graynott
Stoker
Yaleticka
J. Wiley
Suiges
Harker
Awards Made In Condemnation Proceedings
Awards were made in condemnation cases as San Antonio Belt and Terminals seeks to condemn properties for its planned donot and terminal projects. The board of appraisers met Tuesday afternoon with Capt Motivel, W Maninve, and B M Strowles, and filed their awards with Clerk A Duupjca at the County Court. Awards totaled 22730 for Santos feat, 3100 for Annie I yelte, 2500 for Tuscyih and Matilda Keller, and 21000 for Luisa Cisneros et al.
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San Antonio
Capt
Motivel
Maninve
B. M. Strowles
Qlerk
Duupjca
Spraigers
Santos
Annie
Tuscyih
Matilda Keller
Luisa Cisneros
Truce Sale Quietly Sought Over San Ver Hanéo Street
The dispute over several tracts along San Ver Hanéo Street and nearby properties has led to notices of potential appeal to the County Court. Legal actions loom as parties consider options in the ongoing ownership conflict.
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Santos Sealig
San Ver Hanéo Street
Obiera
Building Permits Report From Lonteville Herald
The Lonteville Hearler-Journal notes building permit activity as officials discuss plans and potential projects raising questions about construction dates and approvals amid local development discourse.
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Levine
E. Houston St
Ldguer
Jen Koplse
Esther Reich
Redman Myers
Lucls Laurenzen
Turner Desalas
Roverta
Army and Wavy Journal
Military Journal
Riley
Gould
Vanmserr Viney
Velimteere
Calomel
Quicksilver
ZAF Oil
Cate
Washer Bros. Co
Millinery Dept
Wmurray
Ely
Sasser Mike Underwear
Mets
Sian
Bae
Uslins
Wool
Bel
Women's Gospel and Rescue Association
Thokd
New York
Lonteville Hearler-Journal
Amparable
Sofia
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