Lane hearing set for Tuesday on saloon depositions
Judge W. Anderson schedules a Tuesday hearing in the Thirty Seventh District Court to compel depositions related to alleged violations of the Hauer law as six saloonkeepers at San Antonio venues seek injunctions. Comptroller Tate has summoned Riplex to obtain the required statements, while saloonmen argue for a fair hearing before Commissioner Lane, a noted prohibitionist, amid pending changes in comptroller leadership.
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Hiamise
PB. L. Ripley
Wy PL Kane
W. #. Anderson
Thirty Seventh District Court
San Antonio
Camptroller Tate
Riplex
Saleaben
Commitrailer Lane
K. Tane
H. B. Sterrall
I. J. Ward
Ma ‘Terrell
Presidents Meet To Plan Chamber Campaign
A committee of division presidents at the Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon on Thursday to outline plans for an approaching membership drive. The plan will be reviewed at a Friday night meeting of officers and directors, numbering about 220, for approval.
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Chamber of Comerce
Lind
Chamber of Commerce
Ths
Sec
Committee Sets Division Budgets For Next Year
Secretary John Ji Carrington stressed the need for all divisions to attend as budget details will be announced. At Thursday’s meeting, division must approve budgets and solicit subscriptions. About $50,000 is needed to finance all departments of the commercial organization for the coming year. Attendees included L. T. Legs, secretary Carrington, and division presidents: George Yuererra, Willam Cassin, Franz Groos, Atlee Ayres, ML Hays, H. D. Filiett, J. H. Wharkpat.
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John Ji. Carrington
L. T. Legs
Chamber of Commerce
John J. Carrington
Georss ‘Yuererra
Willam Cassin
Franz 0. Groos
Industrkil
Atlee E. Ayres
Wigson
Hays
Homeseekers Arrive to Inspect Corpus Christi Lands
A train of about twenty five homeseekers from St Louis reached San Antonio on the International and Great Northern road at 9 30 am. The group, guided by Lemon Odell Land Company, plans to inspect land around Corpus Christi. Two more parties, one about fifty, arrive tonight from St Louis led by Lassiter Miller, and another group by Johnson U M Munston Company of Kansas City heads to Corpus Christi.
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San Antoni
International & Great Northern
St. Louis
Lemon-Odell Land Company
BC Louis
Corpus Christi
Lassiter-Miller Land Company
St Luis
Laredo
Johnson-U. X. Ss. Munston Company
Kansas City
Varisug
Middle Western States
Onion to Take Office as Bexar County Assistant D A
J F Onion Jr named by Governor elect Ferguson to be assistant district attorney for Bexar county has begun performing duties. S M Mewis, former special investigator in the district attorney’s office, has resigned as he awaits a Ferguson administration appointment. county commissioners will fill his post. Onion is to familiarize himself with the duties by serving without pay.
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J. F. Onion Jr
Ferguson
Bexar County
S. M. Mewis
Speciai
Attorner
Linden
Uunty
Onion
Robbery on Test Ride Ends with $1000 Loss
Henry Pipes of Uvalde, a business man, was lured into a test ride with two well dressed men posing as automobile salesmen. They coerced him into paying £1000, then fled twenty miles from San Antonio. He escaped after a chase, but police have found no clear leads as they investigate the staged sale and test ride.
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Henry Pipes
Uvalde
Pipes
San Antonio
Wally Wick
Southern Pacific Railway
Piyes
Second Lecture Friday on William of Orange at Carnegie
A lecture on William of Orange is planned for Friday evening in the Carnegie Library auditorium as the second in a six lecture series by Dr. Charles W. Seymour. The first talk on Phillip II of Spain was Tuesday night and the board will decide Friday morning whether one or two lectures will be offered and which topic will follow.
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Willian of
Orange
Carnegie Library
Harles W. Seymour
Phillip II
Spain
Semour
William of Orange
Boardill
German accusations of war crimes spark French cabinet report
A French cabinet report released today details alleged German war crimes including mass firing on civilians, arson, and systematic destruction. It cites evidence from the invasion period, noting civilians were harmed and civilian property burned as part of a broader campaign.
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Patis
Han
Miauiy Tilsely
Mombardmienss
Iga Wit Ting
Pengresa
Bperean
San Antonio Music Festival Chorus to rehearse Eve on January 18
The San Antonio Music Festival Chorus will hold its first Eve rehearsal Monday night January 18 under conductor W. B. Barnes. New members are invited, with applications to Mr. Barnes at 315 Pena Street or Crockett 722. Membership cards will show attendance. excessive absences may disqualify. Applicants should have some voice and musical ability.
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San Antonin
Massenet
I W. B. Barnes
Messin
Bet
Barnes
Crockett
Peena Steels
Obituary notices for Arnold Magadu and others in local paper
Obituary notices report Bla Arnold aged 97 died at 1:20 Thursday morning in a sanitarium. She was born in Arkansas and lived in San Antonio eleven years. Survived by husband, mother, three sons Hoy James Pronk. four daughters M. Max Steed Viol Busey and Velyn. sister Lizzie Williams of Little Rock. brother James Steed Welch of Little Rock. Funeral at 3:40 Friday from Mrs Sthells residence 105 Carsim Street with interment in City Cemetery No. 4. Also Pantheon Magadieu aged 3 died at 3209 South Olive Street. Son of Texas, had lived in San Antonio five years. Survived by widow, children, mother and sister. services to be held under Hermon Sons order. Interment at City Cemetery. Other lines fragmentary.
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Lille Rock
Magadieu
Pantheon
South
Olive Street
Texas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Magadion
Order of Hermon Sons Mineral Services
St. Domeph's
Funeral notices and local business event summaries mixed in Sap Antonio paper
An obituary snippet notes a resident of Sap Antonio with family survivors and funeral details in Pittsburgh area wording. The piece also mentions a Hamilton Avenue interment and a Society of Young Women's Christian Association meeting with officers and planned toasts and a charity auction.
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