Appointed Railway Mail Clerk Named for San Antonio Route
Chief Clerk E Armold of the railway mail service announced August Kempf has been appointed clerk on the San Antonio Corpus Christi line due to increased business on the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway. William Opener, previously in Long Beach California, has returned to duty on the Galveston run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros
E. Armold
Railway Mail Service
Lis ‘Horning
Kempf
San Antonio
Hillsboro Visit and Fire Report At Storehouse
Fr O Hughes Sam Manderson and brothers Alexander Hughes Sep Hughes arrived Hillsboro by dawn and plan to leave with J C Corwis for Guanajuara Mexico. A special circus route was noted. A storehouse burns at 2 am destroying a frame grove horse owned by Wesley Pencick. Fire origin is unknown and the loss is about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hughes
Sam Manderson
Alexander
Sep R. Hughes
Hillsboro
J. C. Corwis
Guanajuara
Mex
Wesley Pencick
Uniforms for Printers Parade Committee Appointed
At a meeting of the Tynographical Union yesterday Jefferson Davis Nord was appointed chair to provide uniforms for the printers for the parade. The typos al ree make a neat appearance and it without saying that Mr Nord Baus and committee will be equal to the occasion the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynographical “Union
Jefferson Davis Nordches
Alree
Nord‘Baus
Scholz on a Vacation to New Orleans and New York
Paul J. Scholz, secretary of the gehoo banys, departs tonight for New Orleans to board a boat for New York. After a brief stay in and around New York City he plans to travel to Chautaukus, N.Y. for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholz
Paul J. Scholz
Gehoo! Banys
New Orleans
New York
New Yorth
Chattaugus
N.Y
Wai
Shot Lays Negro Low in Police Shootout
Bub Williams, a Negro, beat Chal Howard, a truck driver, then attempted to flee. Police Officer Will Green shot Williams in the leg near the International and Great Northern crossing. Williams was wounded, captured, and taken to the city hospital where doctors found the bullet had not shattered bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bub Williams
Chal Howard
Will Green
International
Great Northern
Saltond Tucks
Ruizetreat
Amn
South Curehe Steves
Green
Kahr
Wilth
Williams
Kohr
Seviousis
Coal Contract Awarded By School Board Committee
At a morning meeting of the school board supply committee Messrs Hallis Truan and Schramm awarded the coal contract for senior winter supply to the Mission Wood and Coal Company. The bid was 200 tons at 7.10 dollars per ton to be delivered by the first of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hallis
Truan
Schramm
Mission Wood and Goal Company
School Board Visit Noted In City Meeting
A visit to the city school board occurred this morning as officials discuss local education matters. Mr Mire Wook plans a later summer trip to Harvard for study related to his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errgille Sclovla
Mire Wook
Harvard
Sumner
Army Officer Award Details for First Sergeant and West Point Cadets
Fragmentary OCR note outlines appointment details for a first sergeant, a commissary sergeant, and cavalry maneuvers linked to an orphan care initiative. Mentions West Point cadets and a military school connection, with unclear instructions and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Officer Bukes Hurt in Midland Wagon Accident
Dunes Dukes, a mounted policeman, was thrown from his horse on East Commerce Street when a wagon struck from behind. He suffered head and facial injuries, possible spinal damage, and was taken to 932 Lovers Lane for treatment. Recovery time remains uncertain.
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Bukes
Dunes Dukes
Baddy
East Commerce Street
Lovers Lane
Ofteer Dokek
Fined for Snicling Near Market on Wear Commerce Street
The first arrest under the mayor's ban on harker or speater activity occurred on the opening evening. Carlow Centeno was taken into custody by Officer Van Ruwh in front of a moving show on Wear Commerce Street near the market house and fined $5 in police court. The show operator was charged with operating without a special license on duty. a $10 fine was placed opposite his name in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolas Wuetnegs
van Ruwh
Carlow Centeno
Centing
Wear Coysmerce
Ofient
Poliva Dloller
Hunsdon Accepts Offer at San Antonio Schools
Hunston formerly head of vaanaad training in Anatin accepts the school board offer to supervise the manual training team at San Antonio schools. Tex poets to be in the city within a few days.
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Hunsdon
Nelson
Hunston
Vaanaad
Anatin
San Antonin
Texpoets
Captain Poor Injured In Medina Road Accident
Captain D. M Pan, county commissioner, suffered a painful injury when a buggy ran away near Medina yesterday. Cantal Poor rode out Sunday toward the city. the horse bolted, causing the captain to be hurled and struck on the head and face while his right ankle sprained. Dr. Fabmey Bervey attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor
Wile
Medina
D. M Pan
Cantal Poor
Harape
Yan
Finn
Fabmey Bervey
Cannons for Confederate Monument Ceremony in Travis Park
Government presented cannons to be placed at the Confederate monument in Travis Park. Two cannons from San Antonio will be donated by Mayor Gah Jeghaya to the Barnard J. Yes chapter for the veterans. The guns will be mounted and 40 rounds stacked nearby for the ceremony. Mrs J B Guinn will set the date and program in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Monument
Travis Park
Rockport
San Aptonio
Gah Jeghayas
Barnard Ui
Beechanter
J.B. Guinn
Barnard J. Yes Chapter
Injury Update on Captain Poor and Crew
A fragment notes Captain Poor and crew member Dave reporting injuries not serious and that Captain Poor will be able to be around again. No further details given about incident, date, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Poor
Dave
Negro Voters Meet to Discuss Election Participation
A local gathering for Negro voters is planned near Tuesday evening at the intersection of North Center and North Cherry streets. The meeting will consider whether to participate in the upcoming primaries and outline steps to register or vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center
North Cherry Streets
Forty five in Police Court docket crowded with cases
The police court docket was crowded with 45 new cases this morning arising from arrests since Saturday morning. Total fines imposed in cases tried aggregated 140 dollars. A social gathering and political event is noted at Fest's gardai in South Plorns District. July 8 at 8 p.m. at Drina Drug Store. Phone numbers 121 and 160-1. Also mentions Eberta peaches for preserving and the Pruitt Commission Co.
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Poliice
Pruitt Commission Co
Mortuary notices for Henry M Ashley and others
Henry M Ashley of 149 North Street died yesterday after a two year illness. Survived by widow Miss Perpetua Moyer and two children, with brothers Walter and Charles Ashley among others. Funeral this afternoon from Mrs T Maywr residence to St Joseph Church with interment at St Joseph Cemetery. Also obituary for Ida Flores aged 77 of 49 Comal Street who died of pneumonia. Funeral from the home to San Fernando Cemetery. E S Kin funeral held this afternoon at Sh Marks Episcopal church with interment at city cemetery No 6. List of pallbearers and active pallbearers provided.
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Henry M. Ashley
Lome
North Street
San Anmonio
St Mary’s College
Southam Pacific
Switk Pauling Company
Lea Ite
Willaam
San Antonio
Kimde
Perpetua Moyer
Keting Wa
Charles Asiley
Mra
T. Maywr
St. Joseph's Catholichurch
St. Joseph Cemetery
Yeidra Floris
Ysldra Flores
Comal Street
San Fernando
King ‘Kes
Familly
Foundry Streéy
Sh. Marks Episcopal Church
J. Lindsey Patton
Honora
BH. R. Most
BM Hicks
George R. Stumberg
Castro Break to Complete Strain in US Venezuela Ties
New York July 6 The diplomatic rupture between the United States and Venezuela widens with the withdrawal of Jacob Steeper American chargé d affaires from Caracas. The full notes between Mr Sleaper and Dr Jos Paul Venezuelan minister of foreign affairs show relations not only interrupted but technically severed.
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New York
United Statag
Venezuela
Jacob Steeper
Sleaper
Jos. Paul
Afaira
Leorer
Camnelly
Political caucus tensions shape party lines
Anti Bryan factions from New York and Pennsylvania form a united front against the Bryan nom nation. Cal James M. Guffey of Pennsylvania issues a sharp reply to Bryan while Cleveland Mayor Johnson loses a bid to be national committeeman as Harvey Garber wins the Ohio delegation post. Committees scramble to review contested seats ahead of the convention with labor voices urging firmness on platform and rulings.
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Bryan
Cal
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Bryah
Col. Guffey
Johnaon
Johnson
Cleveland
Oblivans Hells
Harvey Garber
Columbus
Walera
Troutul
Gompers
Mitchell
Mitchell and Others Ne Urgently Pressing Ulrline
Underground Wire Work Cuts West Goumeree Street
The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co begins first underground conduit work from St. Marys along Commerce Street to Main, under an ordinance granting permission to extend. progress continues on Houston Street as trenches and connections near completion with wires expected to be in conduits.
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West Goumeree Street
Jaen
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ingie
St. Mary‘s
Commerce Street
Main Plana
Conneil
Huston
Penrloy Naengdoshas
Mrholes
Ferass
Markets in New Orleans and Wheat Prices Tumble
Market notes from New Orleans show a mixed day with earlier gains fading as prices slipped after initial strength. Wheat futures opened higher then declined. multiple grain bids and commodity quotes appear with uneven movement and late trading signs.
Sues Intersational & Great Northern for 26020 Damages
Albert and Thomas Barro and their guardian sue the International & Great Northern Railway Co in the Thirty seventh district court seeking 26020 for injuries from a dynamite cartridge explosion while boys played. The suit claims the cartridge belonged to the company and was negligently left where children could find it, resulting in burns and permanent disfigurement.
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Intersational & Great Northern Ailway Company
Albert
Thomas Barro
Friel
Fou Sarto
Joe Sarr
Bolls Albert
Thomas Garry
Boy Killed by E W Dukes in Saloon Shootout
A fatal shooting in a saloon involved E W Dukes and Ayers as officer Rubiola arrived first to arrest the saloonkeeper. A double barreled shotgun and a pistol were seized, and the wounded victim, Tyers, died after 16 minutes. Duke, 46, from Dallas, operated the saloon and faced murder charges.
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Adare
Heisler
Pike
Hie
Ayers
Watchex
Walter Tevere
Tredericksburg
Gilleyple
Toesoph Heisler
Tyers
Mr. Heisler
Duke
Elijah Walter Tyke
Cam Rie
Dallas
Cloreta
Doc” Williams
Thomas 7
Tavner
Mde
Krederielesburg
The
Woodmen of the World
Single Peep Costs Him $10 in San Pedro Park Incident
M. Ti Powell, a Hex, trespassed on private property at San Pedro park while trying to see a baseball game. Police court this morning found him liable for a $10 fine after he refused to leave when asked.
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Powell
San Pedro Park
Stolen Brawn Horne Report From Garden Street
A notice seeks information on a stolen item described as a heavy black device taken from 220 Garden St in Suntey Wight. A reward is offered for helpful information leading to recovery.
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Brawn Horne
Garden St
Suntey Wight
UML Atari
Lyric vaudeville show at The Dudle ends amid hype
The Lyric at The Dudle offered a vaudeville bill featuring M. KRaniman Germig, the Kennedys, Pierce and Walker, Miss Vos, and hypnotist Prof. Miller. Patrons were told to keep tickets as a weekly run, beginning Sunday the 12th, by Sab livar-Guilding Co. booking acts nationwide. Stewart the hypnotist performed tricks to crowd reaction, with strong sales and entertainment energy noted despite scattered absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Walker
Weber
Wields
Vos
Miller
Sablivar-Guilding Company
Vaudevville
Lytle
Stewart
Tie Wampaty
Airdome
San Antaulo
Man Fatally Struck by Train Near Valleyview
Special to The Light Galneyvilly reports 80 year old Josepa Dyvolt was killed today at Valleyview when struck by a frenzied freight train. He sat across the tracks and was crushed. survivors are described as wealthy relatives in Ndasourl.
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Tez
Tuly
Josepa ‘Dyvolt
Agen
Valleyview
Tes
Ndasourl
Weather Dampens Smithville Cotton Crops in July Downpour
Heavy rain in Smithville Texas on July 16 worsened cotton damage. Farmers report fields being pelted by showers with cotton shedding in places, and J.P. Burmett & Co of Wocertakera are cited in local notices.
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Smithville
Tex
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BASE
SAN Antokig
BIG Tent Theatre
Ewart
IND
Udeville
Palace Moving Picture Show
West
Houston Street
Mountaineer’s
Scheuermeyer
S$ Park Ducl and
Pleasant Diaz Sisters
Elite Hotel
Rathskellar
Mexico
Sen Anton
Drl W Terrill
Specia
Arkay
Ing
Tao Hudson
Mr. Schall
Ark
Gardai
Dy. J
Kemp
Dreina’ Drug Store
Carl & Korehevilla
Alamo Bank
New
Ascencr
Angist
Cinac
Tredreree
Seeeseen
Trsceviber
Grain Market
Law, Co. Atu
BO Sepe
Truisas City
Waolos
Joni
Witto
Tuater Tadayway
Liverpool
Quiet
Galveston
gWick Vie
Houston
Tots, Hart
Sues
E. W. Dukes
Rubiula
Oficer Rubiola
Take
Aarave
Brown
Tevers
Hellater Cutcher Shop
Wig Wottee
SWIFT
Atlanta
the Light
Henry
Mie
Laterua
Big Tent Theater
J.P. Burmett & Co
Wocertakera
Gandidecas
Eor
Thirty-seventh District Court
Edward Dwyer
Suckley
Andres Coy
J. C. Baker
Cunty
Phil Fr. Shook
Sherfit
B.D. Lindsey
Vivian J. Hamilton
George Muntriss
Joan A. Bitter
Alerre Hut
A _¥. WALTON
Conant Burverar
Locke
Procinet
Joseph Umschemd
Ben
FISK
Hart Musyey
Beeing
Tr Tra County
Srdahiet
Antonio Herrera
FR. Sommers
Precinet & W
Kroeger
Ajstriet
DR. Broiles
Wetll Carey
Moore
Antonie
Fate
Fiddler
Edwim George Kam
Lester Ralph
Fate's
Atal Pack Stores
Maynard 2 Company
Frp
Boston
Hass
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