Bicyclist Injured in Dark Auto Crash. Lamm Arrested
Curtis Kalteyer Jr. nine and Joseph Bishop hit by a speeding auto on Blum and North Flores streets. Kalteyer faces brain injury. Bishop's leg bones broken. E J Lamm, driver, bonds posted in court. he claims he could not stop as the boy veered left into the car. Bishop aided by bystanders. investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Kalteyer Jr
W. C. Kalteyer
Alamo Street
Red
Joseph Bishop
Marfa
Tex
Bishop Yn
Beer Boy
Kalteyer
E. J. Lamm
Blum Street
Joseph's Street
Alamo Mey
Lamm
Bishop
North Flores Street
Thig
J. Lamm
Little Kalteyer
Buckley
Reckcar
Mr. Weynand
Menger
Speeding Cars to Pay Judge Buckleys Court
Judge Buckley expresses intent to impose maximum fines for speeding to curb dangerous driving. Police to aid enforcement as testimony cites excessive speeds and accidents. Recovery of Joe Gran following a late Saturday assault is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
L. W. Winters
Anfines
Hessist
Atiow
Joe Gran
Spital
Ransom Resigns as Police Chief. Grand Jury Probes Assault
In Houston on July 1 former Ranger Henry L. Ransom resigns as chief of police. The grand jury begins an inquiry into Ransom's alleged assault on A. Groves, a union leader, after a dispute at the police station. Groves is reported in serious condition. Mayor Rice will keep Ransom as a special officer under his orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Henry L. Ransom
Rice
Ransom
A. Groves
Grove
Groves
Lay Off at U. S. Ship Yard in Charles Town
About 1500 of 2000 workers at the Charles Town Navy Yard are laid off today due to Congress not funding salaries. Only essential staff remain, including police, firemen, and clerks, with customs workers also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Congress
Memorial Service for Mrs. E. C. Watson at First Presbyterian
A memorial morning service at First Presbyterian honored Mrs. E. C. Watson who died last Wednesday. Reverend Arthur Jones led a simple service with a memorial musical note. Mrs. Watson, prominent in San Antonio music circles, sang in the Temple Beth-El quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
E. C. Watson
Arthur Jones
Bullitt Named Solicitor General Nomination Senate
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of William Marshall Bullitt of Louisville to be solicitor general of the United States, succeeding Frederick K. Leshmann who resigned. Other nominations include Homer M. Boardman as United States attorney for the western district of Oklahoma and Marcus B. Baker Jr. as postmaster at Savannah Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Senate
William Marshall Bullitt
Louisville
United States
Frederick K. Leshmann
St. Louis
Homer M. Boardman
Western District of Oklahoma
Marcus 8. Baker Jr
Savannah
Colonel Waltz to Command Camp at Alexandria
Advices to the adjutant general indicate Col. Millard F. Waltz of the Nineteenth Infantry U S A will command the August camp of instruction at Alexandria Louisiana. Regular troops expected include the third battalion of the Fourth Infantry from Fort Logan H Roots near Little Rock with organized militia travel time noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltz
Austin
Tex
Adjutant General's Department
Millard F. Waltz
Nineteenth Infantry
Alexandria
Batalion
Fourth Infantry
Fort Logan H
Grand Jury to Hear Waldrop Case Delayed
The Waldrop murder case against Henry T. Waldrop for the Sperry ranch killings near Sherman is postponed to the next grand jury session after a consultation with Assistant County Attorney Ben Ford Gafford Judge Campbell. Original $1000 bond remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Tex
Henry T. Waldrop
L. W. Sharp
Walter Sharp
Georgia Sharp
Sperry Ranch
County
J. R. Campbell
Ben F. Gafford
Lipscomb Objects to Budget Overreach and Legalities
Alderman Lipscomb challenges Alderman Mauermann's budget statement saying the ordinance goes beyond a mere estimate and actually appropriates funds. He argues eight votes are needed for specific appropriations and warns the seat-form budget would surrender details on street improvements and spending to a smaller group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel A. Lipscomb
Ben Mauermann
Alderman Lipscomb
Mauermann
German aviator Benno Koenig dies from crash injuries
Altona Prussia July 1 German aviator Benno Koenig died today from injuries suffered yesterday during a violent landing in a clump of bushes. He was part of a 450 mile northwestern aviation circuit resumed here after a June 2 postponement caused by the deaths of Albert Buechstaetter and his passenger Lieutenant Stille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altona
Prussia
Benno Koenig
Albert Buechstaetter
Stille
Detective Stowe Fined for Altercation in City Court
Detective Joe Stowe pleaded guilty to assault and battery after an altercation with attorney Selig Deutschmann sparked by a Bugle campaign article. A $5 fine was imposed as Deutschmann, who was bruised, did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stowe
Selig Deutschmann
The
Bugle
Buckley
Deutschmann
Stowe
Callaghan
C. O. Doll
Mr. Deutschmann
Negro Soldier Attacks Woman Leads to Fort Lawton Lockup
In Seattle on Saturday night a white woman, Mrs. Fr Pratt, says a negro soldier from the Twenty-fifth Infantry drew a razor during an attack in front of her home on Twenty first Avenue West. She wrested the weapon, claiming the blade cut the soldier’s hand as she fled. All four companies at Fort Lawton are confined to quarters while authorities identify the assailant. Mrs. Pratt and a patrolman visited the fort to search again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Fort Lawton
Fr. Pratt
Twenty-first Avenues
West
Martin T. Forrest Dies at 56 in Houston Heights
Martin T. Forrest veteran secretary of the Texas Police Chiefs and Marshals association died at his home in Houston Heights yesterday afternoon. He was 56 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin T. Forrest
Houston
Tex
Texas Police Chiefs and Marshals’ Association
Houston Heights
Prominent Local Man Dies in Ship Channel Skiff Capsize
Killough a 23 year old city leader drowned when a skiff with him and others capsized in the ship channel yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Martin T. Killough
Higgins Company Triumphs at Kerrville Game
The Higgins Company team from San Antonio defeated Kerrville 9 to 4 yesterday in the City league. Barrett starred with the hit and Michaels held the mound as the winning pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins Company
San Antonio
Kerrville
Barrett
Michaels
Hebrew Institute Plans Vacation Hebrew School
The Hebrew Institute will conduct a Hebrew school during vacation at the public school on South Flores and Guilbeau streets. Instruction will cover Hebrew and Bible history. Hours are 9:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 3:30. L. N. Lee, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Institute
Ea Hebrew School
South Fiores and
Guilbeau Streets
L. N. Lee
Have the light follow you on your vacation
A compact travel note urges readers to keep a guiding light with them during trips. The piece promotes safe, mindful exploration and suggests practical tips for enjoying destinations while staying aware and prepared.
Hotel Arrivals List Dense With City Names
A long hotel arrivals roster shows guests from cities across Texas and beyond including Mexico, New York, Chicago, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Laredo, Austin, Waco, San Francisco, and Corpus Christi among others. Names include H. C. Dinkins, C. A. Vedder, J. L. Green, J. C. Smith, W. B. Wiley, Paul Meyer, Karl Marx, R. Shelton, Julia Shultz, and many more.
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Austin
H. M. Foster
Waco
Karl Marx
New York
H. Lyhand
Weep
D. K. Bell
Texarkana
EB. D. Clemans
Mico
1. Footwill
Crockett
R. M. Nail
Yoakum
J. E. Fisher
Luling
R. Edema
Corsicana
Richard Haynauber
Val Verde
F. N. Whittaker
Monterey
Obituary notices for Kempf and Snell
Theresa Kempf aged 81 died last night at her niece’s home on 207 Martin Street after a long Alsace origin and 60 years in the city. Lena Snell 46 died this morning at 519 Garden Street after a prolonged illness, survived by two daughters Helen and Jessie. funeral at 5 pm tomorrow at Riebe Parlors with Rev. Philip Cook officiating. Interments in Cemetery No. 4 and Odd Fellows Cemetery respectively.
New Braunfels Public Schools Hold Commencement Night
The commencement exercises were held at the opera house in New Braunfels on Saturday night with large attendance. The ceremony closed with a dance enjoyed by younger participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Tex
Opera House
San Antonio River Drought Spars City Officials
The San Antonio river has fallen to low levels sparking health concerns as green scum appears. Alderman Charles Fincham, head of the river and ditches committee, says no improvement plan will be recommended, noting a $200 pump operation would keep the stream flowing at no cost but remains sidelined by the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Charles Fincham
Fincham
Finance Committee
Cunningham Osteopath at 449 Moore Ridge
Ne ds Cunningham lists osteopath services with phone contact 984 and one ring noted in the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ds. Cunningham
Moore Ridg
American is winner in Olympic pistol event
A. P. Lane representing the United States won the 50 meter revolver event with a score of 499 out of 600 in 60 shots. The highest possible score was 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
A. P. Lane
United States
Drowned While Bathing Near Springlake
Texarkana Tex July 1 Edward Hanley 23 drowned in Springlake while bathing with four companions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Tex
Edward Hanley
Springlake
Severe storm shocks Paris resident in Lamar County
A severe electric storm in Lamar County struck Paris, Tex. last night. Mrs. W. A. Basus was shocked and remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar County
Paris
Tex
W. A. Basus
Saxo Salve Heals Infant Eczema Say Lebanon Family
A Lebanon Indiana mother reports severe infant eczema on her baby's hands improving after using Saxo Salve. She says weeks of treatment and bandaging gave way to clear skin with one and a half tubes. The testimonial also promises a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Mort Stephenson
Lebanon
Ind
A. M. Fischer
Rugvigt
San Antonio
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Brownsville Regiment
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Woodmen Lodges
Poteet
Atascosa County
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Savoy
Julia Shultx
Geeville
W. H. Vernor
Port O'Connor
N. Hauser
F. West Brown
E. R. Sandahl
C. V. Anderson
Manor
A. D. Bruce
J. R. Woodall
Dallas
H. B. Mile
Bremond
W. N. Seymour
J. T. Cooper
Kenedy
Sabinas
Eagle Pass
Sabinal
Baby
Saxo Salve
Eczema
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