Antonio Dominates Galveston in Sunlit Series Opener
In a rugged Texas league clash at San Antonio, Antonio’s McDonald stymied Galveston with a string of hits while George Gilpatrick steadied San Antonio’s defense. Weber and Stanley led offense with multiple extra-base hits as San Antonio won 7 to 2, aided by fielding plays and catching errors by Galveston.
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Galveston
San Antun San Pedro Park
McDonald
Wil
Erra
George Gilpatrick
Banasntenio
George Keefe
Jake Volx
Jack Brennans
Hillie Mason
Jack Roach
Weber
Stanley
Valdors
Bummary
Talswapaa
Barnet Fung
Satl
Anonia
Velz
Vildots
Bailey
Kwau
McDonard
Stenley
Hases
Valduia
Balley
Knau
O'Connor
Hlta
Turner
Walter
Glipatrick
Gilpatrick
Ini
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Webber
Hess
Geme
Tinpites
Mason
Radeb
AE Komle
Bu Yai
Waldolf
Lotals Seeees
Galventon
ieGann
Ga Cope
Meauald
Ry Taininga
Bon -Antonio
Republican loyalty punished by postwar favoritism
In numerous cases Republicans known for their loyalty have been removed or downgraded since March. Those who protested to higher powers have faced reminders of favorable assignments or confidential ties with Democratic leaders. Officials assume favors from Democrats signal Democratic alignment, pushing loyal Republicans to seek past harms as justification for current advancement.
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Ine
Tekel
Inst
Convict Made Goods Ban Passed In House Tariff Reading
Washington July 3 House takes first reading of tariff bill sections. A section prohibiting the entry of all convict made goods was agreed to. The measure targets products produced by prisoners. National policy aims to curb imports derived from convict labor.
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Washington
Drought Hits Mississippi Crops Across State
Reports from Grenada Jackson and Commins describe seven weeks without rain harming cotton and other crops. Boll worms appear as drought stretches, risking substantial losses unless timely rainfall arrives to revive grain and Chaperop fields across central Mississippi.
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Mississippi
Grenada
Miss
Commins
Jackson
Springs Park Music and Parade Lineup Noted
An ad-like fragment lists Beck's band performing at Springs Park with songs and acts including The Blue and Gray, L'Estudianting, a grand fantasia, and other titles. Mentions Parson Johnson's Chicken and various acts like El Capitan and My Gal is a High Born, with festival cues and schedule noise.
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Springs Park
Artomond
Cooley
Beck
Hall Columbia
The
Blue and Gray
Patrol J
Cox
Bendix
Zacatecas
Parson Johnson’s
Aude Sa
Johnson
Bueilessi el Capitan
Gal
Indy
Accident Leaves Vincent Lovece Injured at Home
Vincent Lovece of 629 Austin Street accidentally stabbed himself in the breast with an awl. The wound, about an inch below the heart, bled but is not deemed dangerous. He pulled the knife from himself and received care.
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Vincent Lovece
Austin Street
Stout
Tela
Power engines offered at light company sales pitch
Call on us at the Light office to see a 2, 5 or 7 horsepower gasoline engine. It performs work at less than half the cost of steam power with no smoke or dirt and no extra fireman or engineer needed. Visit 104 East Commerce Street for details.
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East Commerce Street
West End Notes Highlight Local Improvements and Issues
West End notes report fishing in the lake and a grand saloon operation last night. Contractors finish eight piers on the dam, a new artesian well planned to fill the lake, and residents complain about streetcar noise, brush on avenues, and a damaged Castro Street bridge.
Last Nights Fires at Kraft House and Nearby Incidents
A blaze gutted Emil Kraft’s residence at Iowa and Plum streets, hampering efforts before fire crews arrived. Kraft’s currency and contents suffered loss as insurance stood at 200. The fire, possibly sparked by a lamp, followed a nearby office alarm at Reese’s near Wolff & Montz’s store, where a prowler scare prompted an officer’s warning.
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Gro
Gduad
Santa Clare
Chief Collins
Enging
Iowa
Plum Streets
Emil Kraft
Conudera Bla
Hullaine
Veiling Fashions Illuminate Summer Wardrobes
Boston Globe surveys season veils from shadow veils in white silk to net and chiffon coverings. It notes moonlike patterns, fine black thread edges, and the rise of batiste and high net veils for sun protection. Fashionable women favor chiffon, lace, and chenille dotted nets, with large net veils tied over hats and pinned at the hair, complemented by bright jewel pins.
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Enilor
Batiste
Grees Green
Poppy Rd
Boston Globe
San Antonio politics and water rates spur debate
The piece critiques Mayor Gallaghan support for a central market house and warns of rising artesian water rates in San Antonio. It questions the city water works R I fees, mocks public reform efforts, and notes district courts ad journed for a vacation while lawmakers face an unsettled political climate.
Toward the Alamo Move Lets Laredo Co Display More Goods
The Laredo Mercantile Co moves its dry goods store from Malnping to the larger former J Elkel & Co. site. Mr Morris, president and GM, says the spacious new store will showcase many goods previously hidden by crowding. He notes the move brings them closer to the Shrine of Texas Liberty and asks for fair treatment.
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Laredo Mercantile Co
Malnping
Thoms
J. Elkel & Co
Morris
Guerters
Maria
Personal notices from Seguin to St Louis and beyond
Dallas visitor W P Hendon stays at the Maverick while Cheries Lane’s resident from Seguin waits at Makneke. Gonzales A M Memachel and others from Pleasanton Gonzales travel for business or family visits. Knight from Missouri, Newcom of Terrell, and many locals arrive or depart for vacations, work, or weddings as a civil notices page lists frequent movements and appointments.
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W. P. Hendon
Dallas
Maverick
Cheries Lane
Seguin
Notice of bids for groceries and supplies by drill association
The San Antonio Interstate Drill Association notifies the public bids will be received until Tuesday evening July 6 at the secretary George C. Bichla in Kampmann building for groceries to feed about five thousand troops at Riverside park between July 11 and 25. Also bids for vegetables bread hay oats and ran and wood cards for mess sheds, to be delivered daily or twice daily as specified, with delivery to each organization. The association reserves the right to reject any and all bids. L. C. Irvine, Manager.
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San Antonio
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SAN Antonio Interstate Drill Association
L. C. Irvine
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Sewer Construction Company
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Arthur Al.winter
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