Large afternoon registration draws strong turnout at county office
A flood of voters gathered at the County Tax Collector’s office led by organizers urging turnout. About 150 people secured voting papers in the morning with many more arriving by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pledge of Commission
Turner Hall
John Bitter
Bitter
T. S. Donoghue
Daniels
C. B. Treuter
West Johnson
C. B. van ‘Cleave
Furnish Avenue
H. F. Brown
Rehman
M. L. Duffin
Fest
R. A. Hancock
Cass
C. L. Meadows
Regent
August Klinksick
South Trinity Street
Joe Wilkins
South Leona
J. J. Biasielli
South Frio
G. C. Willames Jr
Monterey
F. C. Fassnidge
West Commerce
R. Krisch
Lake View Avenue
Skirving
Rivas
J. M. Guerra
Morales
J. W. Coltrane
G. Mangold
North Flores
G. Gadwiler
J. Karotkin
Marshall
F. E. Breeding
West Manon
George Miller
West Elmira
J. Krisch
Warren
T. Harris
West Evergreen
J. M. Nix
Howard
C. ©. Ferguson
West Locust
Hamilton
Rural Avenue
Fred W. Jenner
Jones Avenue
Charles Kuhn
A. R. Atkington
East Quincy
C. M
LL. Bannel
Chestnut
Ed. Sachs
Nacogdoches
William Letsch
Live Oak
G. Altmann
Burnet
J. McCaffery
Avenue C
G.I. Lyons
Sixth
J. Dietrich
B. F. Morris
Fourth
G. M. Bearce
Arthur Heye
Seventh
L.L. Scanling
Avenue E
D. A. Fraser
H. J. Hayes
Crockett and
Alamo Plaza
Charles Gil- Germeister
River Avenue
J. E. Crowley
Nolan
J. H. Davis
North Cherry
Gus Suarez
Brooks
I. Gunkel Sr
Maul
W. R. Moffett
North Pine
H. Harbert
Seguin
W. W. Forehand
South Pine
P. Cc. Carle
Idaho Avenue
J. D. Phillips
Powderhouse
H. F. Sievers
Wyoming Avenue
F. Las
Montana Avenue
H. Walter
Denver Boulevard
H. C. Engelhardt
South Olive
N. C. Wolfe
Iowa Avenue
A. V. Huth
West Florida
Ries
Vance
August Rehberg
Sadie
Leon Latner
South
V. Burgstalker
Willita
A. L. Sarter
Jennings
Crofton Avenue
P. G. Lucas
Cedar
J. Courand
Adams
G. D. Armistead
Aubrey
J. Dury
Dwyer Avenue
R. Rubin
South Flores
T.reckman
C. W.ton
G. Starke
E. A. Graebner
Vert
W. Burchfield
Nathan
F. J. Owens
City
J. Garoni
J. D. McCarthy
Casanova
South la
Main Avenue
West Salinas
Luna
Pee
Sieets
SER
Maye
Ross
A. Baumberger
Pedro Avenue
George Keene
West Laurel
John T. Ross
Fredericksburg Road
Aleacher &Sr
Oak
Avenue B
J. F. Fenm
H. Staffel
F. Haag
C. F. Toepperwein
Josephine
M. A. Curran
Piles cure promises and auto services advertised
An old newspaper ad highlights PAZO OINTMENT promising cure for itching and hemorrhoids in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. It also mentions stationary services for auto tops, and health care providers Staacke Bros and Dr A R Beal. Local undertaker Riebe offers ambulance service from 308 Gunter Building and 221 BE Com with phone 341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riebe Undertaking Co
Ambition 10 Live Like Millionaire Unfolds in New York
John Jay Mc Devitt of Wilkes-Barre pursued a millionaire lifestyle for a day arriving by special train in New York. He slept late claiming it a millionaire privilege amid subzero cold planning to stay until Sunday and hoping for ham and eggs breakfast and affordable return travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
John Jay McDevitt
Wilkes-Barre
McDevitt
Broadway
Former St Francis Manager Joins Savoy as Chief Clerk
Co. B. Wilson former manager of the St. Francis hotel is now connected with the Savoy hotel in the capacity of chief clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Wilson
St. Francis Hotel
Savoy Hotel
Cler
Cold Weather Relief Reaches Southwest Texas City Poor
The region endures sleet that stunts weed growth used for cattle subsistence. Salvation Army workers Mrs Mildred Brown and Mrs Haley of Associated Charities provide groceries bedding and clothing from 1101 2 North ores street and Hicks building. They hire two wagons to collect donations and deliver aid for the duration of the cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mildred Brown
Salvation Army
North Ores Street
Haley
Associated Charities
Hicks
Privations on Kansas ranges as blizzards deepen
Details of suffering from the Kansas blizzard emerge as ranchers encounter deep snow drifts. T C Bidwell is found dead in his saddle near Scott City with his horse fallen beside him and cattle buried. Rail lines are blocked west of Dodge City by thirty foot drifts. Santa Fe opens to Dodge City as temperatures rise slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
T. C. Bidwell
Scott City
Kansas
Bidwell
Nsas
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Coldest Day in Eight Years Sees New York Freeze
New York on January 13 reports a record cold with five degrees above zero at midnight dropping to three below by 6:30 am and slight rise by 8 am. Dry air and no wind eased some but municipal lodging houses and charities were overwhelmed with the homeless and destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Zero Weather Hits Philadelphia After Eight Years
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia records zero temperature for the first time in eight years. The cold spreads across Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with lows of 12 to 15 below in the mountains. A Pottsville man was found frozen stiff outside his home likely overcome by the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Snow Covers Georgia and Carolinas in Historic Fall
Snow blankets Georgia and the Carolinas with four inches in Atlanta and seven inches in Charlotte. Charleston reports the season’s first snow in eleven years as rail and streetcar travel slows and temperatures drop further with clearing skies anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carolinas
Associated Press
Atlanta
Charleston
South Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
Columbia
Macon
Augusta
Jacksonville
Fla
Onion crop losses hit Laredo area in cold spell
Special to the Light reports onion farmers in Laredo Texas suffered thousands of dollars in losses from a two day severe weather. Growers expect heavy damage though exact figures are not given. The district crop value runs around one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Thirteen Below Zero Recorded in Gainesville
Government thermometers in Gainesville Texas reported thirteen degrees below zero this morning correcting yesterday’s reading of thirteen above. The cold spell continues with frigid conditions across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gainesville
Tex
Temperature Records Inconsistent Notice From Waco
In Waco Texas on January 13 the morning low stood at one degree above the previous day at 5 o clock. The registration was four above zero and the air was perfectly calm, a condition that influenced the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Associated Press
Tex
Cold Wave Mild. Baby Oranges Most Affected
In Houston Texas January 138 the morning temperature stood at 16 above with a cloudless sky. Fruit growers say only baby orange trees show permanent injury and that most trees aged two years or more survived the cold wave admirably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Weather forecast hints colder air ahead for Boston
Boston, John 13 reports that despite temperatures at the lowest levels dipping below zero the authorities say the worst of the cold wave is yet to come and tomorrow morning will bring lower readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
John
Staacke Bros Auctions Low Priced Carriages and Buggies
Staacke Brothers offer a large assortment of carriages buggies and phaetons at very low prices. The sale features numerous wheeled vehicles from a local dealer likely aimed at practical buyers seeking bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staacke Bros
Reform School Girl Escapes En Route to Adrian
In Detroit on January 13 a 14-year-old girl Clara Baronowski escaped from aWa bash passenger coach bound for Adrian where she was to be committed to the industrial school. She had asked to enter a compartment with custodian Miss Alice L Brown but locked the door against orders. The door was forced and a shattered window indicated the escape. An all night search along the railway failed to locate her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Clara Baronowski
Adrian
Alice L. Brown
Bristow Endorses Recall at Providence Dinner
United States Senator Joseph Bristow of Kansas argued for recall of judges at an Economic club dinner in Providence Rhode Island. He said recall should apply to senators representatives and judges and that a fair public examination yields a fair verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Providence
R. IL
Lebaron B. Colt
United States District Court of Appeals
John T. Blodgett
Rhode Island Supreme Court
United States
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansas
Jail Delivery Plot Echoes A Captain Cook Adventure
Twenty inmates at the city jail attempted a breakout by using a sharpened broomstick to remove mortar from a wall while prisoners sang Alexander’s Ragtime Band. Officers investigated as the plan nearly succeeded, and Captain Cook announced tighter confinement in steel cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Herrin
the Light
Funny Pages
Alexander
Captain Cook
Thirty-One Fail At Military School At West Point
The semi annual exam at West Point led to thirty-one failures in the fourth class the largest class yet. Despite strong entry marks and success in competitive and academic tests many cadets could not withstand military discipline during the first six months and were ordered to their rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Woman Nearly Freezes Near Austin Tent Fire
Mrs. Clara Comber, an elderly white woman, was found nearly frozen in a western Austin tent. Passersby alerted police, she was taken to the city hospital and recovered enough to be out of danger. A fire was lit to aid rescue, and the tent was later destroyed by fire likely caused by sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Clara Comber
Mrs Hicks Visits Cincinnati Woman's Club Leader
Mrs. James R. Hicks of Cincinnati visits her sister Mrs. W. T. Carley at 827 Avenue C. Hicks is active in Ohio Woman's club circles. advertisement note invites readers to place want ads with The Light phones 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hicks
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. T. Carley
Avenue C
Hicks
Woman's Club
Obituary for John Shaw in West Commerce district
John Shaw aged about 47 who died in his apartments on West Commerce street will be buried in cemetery No. 8 after a 2 PM Sunday service at Riebe chapel. The funeral, under the auspices of the local Texas British association, honors a man with relatives in London reputed to be wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
John Shaw
West Commerce Street
Riebe Chapel
Texas-British Association
London
England
Funeral for A B Longinotti Held in San Antonio
The funeral of A B Longinotti 84 a retired San Antonio merchant will be at 8 Sunday afternoon from the Shelley Loring chapel. Services follow at San Fernando Cathedral with burial in St Marys cemetery. A son and daughter from Louisville Ky arrived. The Christofo Colombo society attends in a body.
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Longinotti
A. B. Longinotti
Shelley-Loring
San Fernando Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
San Antonio
Louisville
Christofo Colombo Society
Mrs Carter attends funeral of Edna Carter in Huntington
Mrs George W Dietz of 1801 Zavala street left for Huntington West Virginia to attend the funeral of her niece Miss Edna Carter who died in that city after an appendicitis operation Miss Carter recently visited San Antonio and earned many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
George W. Dietz
Zavala Street
Huntington
W. Va
Edna Carter
San Antonio
Postponed Meeting On City Group Consolidation
Civic groups including the Chamber of Commerce Real Estate Exchange Jobbers' and Manufacturers' League Publicity League and Fiesta San Jacinto Association planned talks on merging city bodies. The session was postponed after a prior conference and aims to reschedule soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Graebner
Real Estate Exchange
Jobbers’ and Manufacturers’ League
Publicity League
Fiesta San Jacinto Association
Hotel Arrivals List Shows Broad Traveler Reach
St Anthony notes include numerous guests from Oklahoma City Hopkins Mich Muncie Ind Houston St Louis Jefferson Ore Dallas San Angelo Topeka Mex City New Orleans San Francisco and Chicago among others. The arrivals feature families couples and individuals, with many bearing surnames and city origins, reflecting a wide guest mix.
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St. Anthony
S. P. Bennett
Oklahoma City
J. C. Gaines
Hopkins
Mich
C. H. Over
Muncie
Ind
E. L. Dennis
Blanche E. Dennis
Houston
M. Funster
St. Louis
D. L. Bartlett
Jerome
Lillian Bartlett
St. Joseph
J. A. Ripperle
Jefferson, Ore
J . Norton
McGregor
W. A. Mears
Dallas
C. D. Lovelace
San Angelo
Gunter
BE. D. Foster and Son
Thomas
Okla
W. D. Love
Uvalde
J. Schmidt
San Francisco
O. B. Robertson
Waelder
H. L. Silver
Topeka
Kans
A B
Mayhew
August Swenson
Chicago
L. L. Morrill
Washington
D. C
B. Bertrand
Saltillo
Mex
J. C. Shelton
Mexico City
Menger
H. Stern
New Orleans
L. DB. Williams
Angleton
Texas
Alex
K. Lessons
Waycross
Dxa. McRamney
Andolinia
Edward Hess
W. ©. Haples
Richarent
LaPorte
J. E. Cooke
St. Ouis
Bexar
P. A. Vahey
John F. Hendry
Jefferson City
E. Belgen
Emphis
Tenn
E. EB. Avery
Willows
Cal
Max Schwartz
Schulenbur
T. Brown
Austin
Tom Leary
John W. Priour
Corpus Christi
Savoy
J. C. Richardson
Tyler
John Brown
Castroville
G. Branti
Jack Shields
Atlanta
Ill
Benicker
Spokane
Wash
Jack*Bedell
R. B. DeLay
Murfreesboro
Ira
Dam Nearing Completion on Nueces River Project
Ex Senator L C Cole visiting the Savoy says the irrigation dam across the Nueces at the Black ranch twelve miles below Cotulla will finish in about forty days. It will impound about 15000 acre feet of water and W H Millican and Colonel J R Black will push intensive cultivation on the land.
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L. C. Cole
Savoy Hotel
Texas
Nueces River
Black Ranch
Cotulla
W. H. Millican
Ohio
J. R. Black
Conversation With Dynamite Word Leads To Vagrancy Charges
Special Officer Zapata overheard Carlos P. Carmarilo and Jose B. Atane discussing dynamite at the International and Great Northern railroad depot. Officers Za pata and Blakeley arrested them on vagrancy charges amid safety concerns after the defendants failed to prove lawful occupation. Each was fined ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos P. Carmarilo
Jose B. Atane
Zapata
Blakeley
International & Great Northern Railroad
Fiesta San Jacinto Officers to Dine in 1912 Planning Session
President Atlee B. Ayres will host a dinner at his home for Fiesta San Jacinto association officers and directors to praise the 1911 festival and mobilize plans for an even bigger celebration in 1912. The banquet follows meetings where parade floats and spectacles were outlined and a decorator was engaged.
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Fiesta San Jacinto Association
Atlee B. Ayres
Belknap Place
Ayres
Mr. Ayres
Charles Graebner
Emil Frank
J. H. Savage
John B. Carrington
Albert Arstein
William Basse
Alfred Duerler
John F. Fentiman
Gustav Heye
Fred Hummert
Successful Lone Star Poultry Show Boosts Texas Interest
The Lone Star Poultry association reports strong show results as President C C Leel and directors plan for a next meeting at 239 West Commerce street. Sunday is billed as the big day with a new section vice president role for Texas poultry fanciers and A A Bogen of Taylor already named for the post. The exhibition displays decorated coops and prize class indicators, and features the new Merry Widow chickens bred by Z C Laws, a cross of Mexican pheasant and Buff Leghorn noted for meat and vigor.
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Lone Star Poultry Association
C. C. Leel
West Commerce Street
Leel
Texas
A. A. Bogen
Taylor
HE. Andrews
W. J. Schermerhorn
Z. C. Laws
McNamara blamed on labor zeal in new statement
Frank M. Ryan of Chicago, president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, says McNamara was driven insane by zeal for organized labor. Ryan's extensive statement, his first since the McNamaras confessed, will appear in Bridgemen's Magazine today. He cites belief that many worker deaths in the trade spurred McNamara's destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John J. McNamara
Frank M. Ryan
Chicago
International Association of
Bridge and Structural Tron Workers
Ryan
McNamaras
Bridgemen’s
McNamara
Postponed habeas hearing in Perez case due to Lamont absence
The habeas corpus hearing for Tomas Lamb, held by Sheriff Tobin, was postponed until Monday because Manager Lamont of Blas Perez properties in Torreon Mexico is absent. Lamb has been jailed since shortly after Perez’s body was found on Lovers Lane. District Attorney Baker says Lamont is needed to testify about Lamb’s alleged acts in Torreon and Western Mexico. Lamont is expected to arrive tomorrow.
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Lamont
Blas Perez
Torreon
Mexico
Tomas Lamb
Tobin
Perez
Criminal Court
Lamb
Lovers Lane
I. Co. Baker
A. B. Cowen
City to build new three story brick hall and fire station
Fifty five thousand dollars from last summer's bond issue will arrive Saturday for a city hall and fire station project in Corpus Christi. Plans from state architects are under review and the council hopes to award a contract January 17 at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion and stomach upset. It claims five minute results, eliminates gas belching and heartburn, and that a single dose aids digestion and appetite, with a 60 cent large-case price.
Saloon Ad Scam Draws 300 Men to Fremont Saloon
A Cleveland crowd reports advertising pays drew 300 men to a local saloon for Nickel Plate railroad and brick yard jobs yesterday. The employer did not appear and the supervisor of the unemployment bureau uncovered the ads as unauthorized, leading to a warrant for Julius Dartsch who lived at the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nickel Plate
Free Employment Bureau
Julius Dartsch
Sale salesman fined for vagrancy in police court
Ralph Kilgore, a young white man from Buffalo, New York, was fined 50 dollars by Judge Buckley after police arrested him near Matamoros and South Lee. Witnesses said he offered to sell a pawn ticket claiming a $300 diamond ring was on deposit, promising a commission if sold, though the ring supposedly belonged to a pawnbroker and had not been owned by Kilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kilgore
Buffalo
N. Y
Buckley
Serna
Matamoros
South Lee Streets
Fay Livingston Confesses to Duping Suitors in Denver
Miss Fay Livingston a 24 year old jailed in Denver confessed to defrauding scores of men out of small sums by promising marriage. Police say she used newspaper advertisements to seek correspondents and duped multiple suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Fay Livingston
Cold Spell Lowers Thermometer Across New Orleans
In New Orleans on January 13 a minimum temperature of 23 degrees was recorded, with freezing extending to the coast according to weather bureau reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Free Kidney Health Recipe Promised by Doctor
An offer for a free $3.50 recipe from Dr A E Robinson of Detroit for weak kidneys. The ad claims quick relief from headaches stomach pains and other symptoms and urges readers to request a copy by mail for self treatment. It promises harmless remedies and immediate results.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Hama
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Essex
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Ed Wilson
Westfall Avenue
B. Bell
South Press
R. Pfeiffer
Canal
E. EB. Sommer
Devine
J. Phillips
West Carolina Avenue
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Fairview Avenue
W. C. Cody
Garden
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Alamo
Commerce Streets
Allen Utt
East Mitchell
J. Clutter
Loretta Places
H. T. Fox
E. Wood
Sharp
G. H. Meiss
Lubbock
G. R. Kuykendall
Esprasso Avenue
C. J. Butfield
Dittmar Avenue
J. C. Evans
H. Kuhlman
Brown
Menchaca
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West Houston
W. L. Winter
West Woodlawn Avenue
B. Kansy
Dawson Streets
J. W. Settle
Tenth
J. Gimbel Jr
Mason
F. A. Gartner
Grayson
T. F. Judge
Sycamore
William Hammond
O. C. Erben
Dakota Avenue
James St. John
Nevada Avenue
L. E. Banns
Buena Vista
J. B. Rogan
Durango
J. Lazo
Alto
B. H. Myers
Santa Rosa Avenue
A. B. Georges
Bandera Avenue
John Hintze
Ninth
Jacob Frank
Commerce Street
J. J. Tucker
William Rotzler
Nebraska Avenue
L. Cruz
Phil Neu
South Alamo
Presa
R. E. Doughty
Market
G. W. Shafter
J. B. McCain
Daniel
Jos. Dean Jr
J. R. Owens
Applewhite
Elbert Sultenfuss
OQ. W. Wade
Matamoras
J.H. Tappan
South Pinto
R. H. Hedges
James Coultress
David Lehr
Alazan
H. O. Brown
C. V. Barker
W. Schmaikoke
J. Schneider
North Concho
S. S. Myers
Irving M. Diets
Zavala
A. L. Koenig
North Smith
Cc. L. Koenig
J. J. Alberthal
Hamilton Avenue
C. E. Hoff
Henry
Sam Reilly
Princeton Avenue
R. G. Wimbish
San Pedro Avenue
W. R. Stout
E. J Collins
Hill
BE. B. McCullough
Luna Avenue
F. Murphy
Lewis
West Craig Place
F. C. Smith
Woodlawn Avenue
L. H. Browne
West Summit Avenue
W. C. Malone
B. J. Edwards
Dewey Place
L. N. Lee
R. A. Hagel
Camden
A. B. Reilly
Quincy
Emil H. Dittmar
JW. Hull
A. W. Burroughs
Martin
Charles L. Velten
Rud Heinse
James
L. Altmann
Hays
A. Heitkamp
North Hackberry
A. Collman
Pierce Avenue
G. J. Simon
Rodgers
William Buchmiller
A. Behrens
Hood
A. Tilleman
J. Hanzel
Army Boulevard
J. T. Homer
Tilden Street
William Trout
Frank
A. W. Strauss
Lamar
Ernest Werner
Sherman
H. Campbell
Starr
J. D. Moeckel
East Commerce
W. A. Stowe
Indianola
J. F. Wigh
Victoria
W. E. Warman
North
C. Gros
Wyoming
Charles Koch
Dakota
P. Schulze
Idaho
Dave Lehr, Jr
R. A. Rehberg
F. Grona
South Hackberry
William Balzen
E. Fisher
August Netsch
P. C. Black
A. Kiein
H. Eickmann
G. B
W. P. Burritt
Dr. G. E. Gwinn
H. G. DeJaggers
A. G. Engelke
Pereida
J. F. Edwards
W. L. Cory
E. T. Staffel
F. W. Cook
King William
PY. H. Swearingen
East Guenther
Frank Huntress
George Wahrmund
Fir
F. *Wagenfehr
F. G. Abbott
T. H. Abbott
G. Mueller
Fairbanks Avenue
Weathers
H. Mayer
South Laredo
R. O. Tedford
Klein
C. Coleman
Diaz
N. Lee
Garza
J. 8
F. Margorewitz
D. W. Woodruff
Omaha
OQ. Pape
South Presa
A. R. Beal
Gunter Building
Ambition
Michigan
Bristow
Treasure OF Freedom
Captain John
San Jacinto
Association
John McNamara
New City Hall
Corpus
Battle Road
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