Thirty One City Fires in June Marked by Incendiary Suspect
City records show thirty one fire alarms at the central station in June, a likely peak in years. Incendiary activity suspected as factor, yet logs not deemed excessive amid widespread blazes. Union Stock Yards mule euthanized after broken leg. tarpon fishing party bound for Tarpon waters includes banker J. Var Qlarcom and associates from St. Louis. Police shifts swap. salaries and payrolls due, ghost sightings at City Hall amid routine city business. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support after a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarpon
J. & Var Qlarcom
St. Louis
Mr. van Hiaiean
W. CG. Abeel
Waco
Frank S. Nute
New York
John W. Nute
Geo WW. Nute
W. T. Nute
Harold WH. Mute
van Warcom
Texas
Found Stolen Wire Report Near Yoakum Bend
Officer Dukes recovered about 250 pounds of brass and copper wire yesterday morning in Yoakum Bend. The wire had been stolen several nights earlier from the San Antonio Marchny. No arrests have been made in connection with the theft. Local details reference Ring wp Iack Brotts new stables on Flores Street and a listed phone number. An Argentina population estimate notes six million people.
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Dukes
Yoakum's Bend
San Antonio
Iack Brotts
Flores St
Local social notes reflect summer travel and visits
Mrs Edward Glaze hosts Miss Mary Sheldon from Austin while Miss Mamie Walker Teft visits friends in Mexico. Elizabeth Park returns to Wisconsin for summer, and Mrs Herdon W Adams guests of Sam Bennett. Edward Swazey departs for Meine Woody, Fidelio Chamberlain heads to Boulder, Lacy Prost visits Bettie Green, and Emmie Burleson visits friends in the city. Engagement buzz surrounds Miss Tito daughter of War and Mya Hy. The Daughters of the Confederacy meet. Camp Fiddler's Retreat hosts visitors at Rockport. West Texas Military Academy hosts Cane tda’s Dominion Day celebration tonight.
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Edward Glaze
Mary Sheldon
Austin
Mamie Walker Teft
Mexico
O— Jigs
Elizabeth Park
Wisconsin
Reno Wire Workers Face Potential Strike After Dismissals
Reno Nev July 1 Following the dismissal of two operators at the Reno Western Union office last Friday, four more quit and Manager Mroiva foresees a possible general walkout amid union dissatisfaction. San Francisco strike breakers relocate to fill vacancies while postal and telegraph firms recruit from eastern cities as trains bring in new operators. In Reno the Postal office employs seven men against a regular forty, signaling disruption across lines.
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Reno
Nev
Teno Western Union
Mroiva
Ban Francisco
Salt, Lake City
Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Postal and Western Union
Santa Fe
Southern
Chicago
Cindinnati
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
Postal Company
Werry
York
Local Postal Supervisors Praise Elite Son
General Superintendent Storer of the Postal Service and Superintendent Miller of the Western Toulon voiced satisfaction with the elite son, expressing approval of its performance and prospects.
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Storer
Miller
Toulon
Fragmentary note on outdated tears and behavior
A brief, garbled reflection discusses “out of date tears” as outdated data and mocks the idea of crying as necessary for feminine enjoyment. It implies a wife may use tears as a tactic to win an argument, portraying it as an old-fashioned manipulation.
Did HeaT Spur Them To Fight This Saturday Night
Reported in police court as a surge of disturbances over the weekend. Individuals including Concha Losana and J G Rives faced affray charges. others like Adolph Mehias and Leela Rocha were fined or discharged as testimonies disputed involvement. White men Henry Nance and Alberta Reeves received fines for a street confrontation.
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Anckley
Concha Losana
San Pedro Distret
J. G. Rives
Rio Grande
Rivas
Maximo Lozano
Adolph Mehias
Leela Rocha
Cinco de Mayo
Exeh
Con Fonda
Adolph Mehizes
Canes
H. Anderson
Wilam Mann Buc
Anerson
Furmner
Hast Commerce
Ghetty
Malusnel
Anierson
Anderson
Mainsuol
Henry Nance
Alberta Reeves
Offcer
Daniela
Nance
Cherry Street
Alberta
Tulv
Henry Nanen
Albiurtz
Whitlock
Mitla
Tom Scot
Polles
Morning charged in Avenue C6 dispute over weapon use
Testimony says both men used stones in a quarrel over prying for a ride. neither was seriously hurt though one man was bruised. Fines of ten dollars were levied in each case. De Hernandes paid five dollars on a charge of abusive language toward Maria Roblin amid a Saturday clash near Leal.
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Avenue C6
de Hernandes
Maria Roblin
Chitaman
Think Coat Murder Hint In New York Telegram
A general warning circulated for Sidney Mays of Toronto, a woolen goods agent, after his baggage and hat were found in an Uptown apartment building. A bundle of letters and a first class ticket tied to his belongings raise questions about his fate as he reportedly planned to sail on a Celtic steamer. An Artz Orchestra name appears among scattered details.
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New York
Sidney Mays
Toronto
May
Moss
Thursiay
Pier
Belite Poe
Japanese May Boycott U S Readers React to San Francisco Discrimination
Tokyo reports rising anti Japanese sentiment with demonstrations in San Francisco and fear of retaliation. Observers note press pressure on American publishers and warning signs of potential responses by Japanese leaders in politics and business. The source mentions possible actions, including stopping imports, as tensions mount.
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San Francisco
Sa Francisco
Polltien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Electric Park
BIG Tent Theatre
Melba Palmer
Arizona
City News
EM. L. Shirtwaist
Ace Humane Society
Matthews
Union
Kring
City Hall
Pty Rall
Will Earliriwe
Pnesent
Megarlone
Whfe
N. Hart
W. Rahmstore
Argentina
Unenes Ayres
F. A. Chapal
Express
U. S
Hans
Baron
Union Meat Co
U. S. Department OF Agricultury
Bureau of Animal Industry
Joske Bros. Co
Jonke Bron. Co
Edward Scott Swazey
Jom 4 Day
Rick Catana
O— Tobin
Halft
Mrs. Jacobi
Fidelio Chamberlain
Boulder
Colorado
Miss Lacy Prost
Miss Bettie Green Monaton
Houston
Werfare
Edward Kohn
Charles Hoffman
Salado
Thomas. Murphy
Dan Murphy
Daughters of the Confederacy
M/s. J. Bp. Guinn
Vermont
Eewin Chamberlain
Saratoga
Emmie Burleson
San Marcogas
Frignis
Mins Eurleson
Frank Pancoval
L . Frost
Salurtas
Buffalo
al. Louis
Ater
Interast Toon
Tito
Daiahrar
War
Mya
George Sanders Louver
Auderan
Taylorsville
New Hampshire
Alonza Milleté Teft
Taut Mise Saillell Weller
Avelin
Claude Coleman
Newton Crain
Victoria
Ira Ogden
Clinton Franklin
Mise Jen Robin Kipberg
King Ranch
Mason Watts
Guamlerman
Latrahe Onderdonk Bavy
Rockport
Paylor
Celgbrathm
Cane Tda
West
Texas Militarys Academy
Schuormeyer
Ella Cage
Maile Torry
Lanisa Baveliy
Fay Moore
Alvin
Perkins
Angene Walthall
Tinsdey Shropshire
Townsend Woodhull
Ford Townsand
Otd Westervelt
Homer J. Wilson
Eriest
Cuenther
Camp Polder
O. Edahns
Ogden Wilson
Tan
Danly Light Pub
Lishing Co
Crockett Street
Weeteeen
Atdreds Sevrrerenensters
Thes
Artz Orchestra
California
Slalla
Tella
Romeo
Frerpbody
Bexar Drug CO
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