Building Permits Hit Record High in San Antonio
City records show a surge in building permits with total valuations near 1.6 million dollars and 313,818 in construction value for the year. Permit activity spans frame and brick construction, reflecting population growth and rising demand for housing, alongside a noted shortage of rental housing.
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San Antonio
Hyikor
Dariabe
Richter
Ticares
Ran Antara
Retfers
Valuabnu
Economic Trends and Construction Costs in 1920
A garbled 1920 year review notes rising building costs and demand shifts. It cites price declines or stagnation for some materials, mentions perils and penalties, and references forecasts by Richter and Niehter about future prices and homebuilding activity amid fluctuating markets.
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Yale
Pellareas
Saat
Milamng
Aeraduel Aécrease
Mr. Richter
Nepal
Niehter Dee Fe
Orders Issued For Citizens Military Training Camp Here
Orders issued for 80 men to attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Travis from July 1 to August 14. Report for 20 days of voluntary training with basic infantry drill and athletic programs. Brig. Gen. Hansen will command and convert Peer Educational Center facilities for the camp. Fifty motion pictures to educate on army instruction. Most men from Texas with some from Oklahoma and Arizona to form a representative corps. Numerous listed names indicate those from San Antonio and nearby areas.
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Camp Travis
Eighth Corps
Fort Logan
Denver
Cel
Hansen Bs
Camp Uravia
Miarsdax
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Texer
San Antonio
J. A. Thin
J. Bigger
Bikenmeyer
KN. J. Thivhler
W. G. Canningham
Mavign
Garan
Grovlaigh
Henrichean
Robert Teer
St. Tildebrand
Te E
Dobbs
Deli
Munters
Ta. Huth
Jockun
Bow
Janet
Kells
T. Ie
Newton Tr Ui
Anringers Killy Meter
TE G. Wilron
GR. Wall
Aneror Alamennos
Discharges Refused When Good of Service Demands
War Department orders restrict discharges in July to avoid harming military readiness. Many soldiers in the Eighth Corps area request discharge, with officials noting replacements and transportation logistics for reassignments. Commanders assess which cases serve national needs while aiding soldiers seeking relief from service.
Trial records reveal mixed verdicts in local cases
The report details multiple court actions including an indictment linked to a murder plot, a defendant pleading guilty to manslaughter and receiving a sentence, and several trials postponed or concluded with not guilty or hung verdicts. It notes ongoing hearings, testimonies about a Browning weapon, and delays while awaiting actions by authorities.
Judge Jack to Act in Louisiana Court Vacancy
Judge Jack of the United States is tapped to fill a vacancy during Judge Wat’s absence in the Louisiana court. The interim judge, based in Shreveport, will oversee matters and is seen as likely to be confirmed by the U.S. Senate. a formal nomination and approval process is noted, with the expected posting to Hawt Geked and related offices.
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Awain
Tex
American Logins Mem Seinl Hospital
Kerrville
Din
Throckmorton
Tulge Guinge
Jack
United States
Wosteey Abstritt
Lonmviate
Hag
Duval West
Fudge
Walaur
Pitty Duimalir
Cuieid
Srinley
Shreveport
Wat
Elas
Suzehal
Douikians
Mnech
Svaiog Fale Walker
Textile field goods and cotton industry notes
Fragmentary report discusses selfing of hat grande cotton and loom needs, with references to Manchester trade and industry conditions. Mentions Mr Musteadl and Wednesday events, noting advances in fabric production and economic concerns affecting cotton and textile goods.
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Miltead
Musteadl
Milyroub Elates Texas Cotton Milling Expansion Hope
An English reporter quotes Mr. Milyroub praising Texas mills for climate and expansion potential. He argues mills should be built to support farmers and improve cotton quality, promising prosperity from better gins and machinery. A committee chair plans public meetings to finalize improvements.
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Ole South
Milyroub
Dexas
Flo
Cotyer
Gas Superintendent Bravely Douses Fire and Saves Plant
Gas plant superintendent Tames Hopper, at 442 North Comal Street, endured severe burns while shielding tanks and engines during an explosion. He waded through walls of flame to reach the rear and shut off the flare, saving property and crew despite grave injuries.
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Tames Hopper
Praiseh Gay
North
Comal Street
Mayst Thysicians
Mie
Railwa Traina
Eamed
Wiilte
Praine Lin
Rao
Jolik
Gough
Hopper
Gratione
Car Hits Wall Near Navarro Street Wrecks Vehicle
A car driven by Miss Lina crashed into a wall at the St Anthony lintel near Navarro Street at 6 o clock Thursday morning, causing rear damage to a truck and injuring two passengers. Police report the driver attempted to avoid another vehicle before impact.
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Mya G. Huntey
Tne TV Avait Wat
Lina
St. Anthony Lintel
Migs Jaann
Toleesectom
Navarro Street
Dey
Hte Automobiles Ata
Imo
Raiig
Ten Streets
Tenek
Ruti W. Hardayway
Motor Tranenort Corns
Mort Sain Houston
Tek
Heuer ‘Street
I Day
Graham Walls
Ninth Street
Watts
Hay
Fiotoria Street
Robert 13
Green Manorind Hospital
Alsino
Gelind
Seville
Taobell Lin
Tax Payment Records Point to County Wide Assessments
County tax payments show wide assessments across districts with multiple residents facing heavy levies. Local officials report several individuals area-wide tied to delinquent or adjusted accounts, with some cases referencing prior theft charges and related legal actions.
Six Soldiers Capture in San Antonio Robbery Scene
Deauty Sheriff FD and officers pursue and arrest Frank Robinson of Mures county on charges of stealing two automobiles in San Antonio. The stolen cars, a Chevrolet and a Chamber Hoister, were driven through Robstown to Camp Cheel before being halted. Pursuit ended with arrests after a 24 mile chase involving guard components and deputies.
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Aries Peters
Cola Chisti
San Antonio
Frank Robinson
Murees County
Robstown
Canpun Cheel
Au Excita
Iain
Owe
Campion
Strait
Sith
Obituary Notice of Mrs. Tanigny in San Antonio
Obituary details for Mrs. Tanigny 19 years old who died at her home on Went Lantil street Sunday night. The notice lists mourners and mentions funeral arrangements with several names and affiliations. party of relatives noted in the local obituary column.
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Lyman
Tanigny
Lantil Street
Bhelley
Tiny
Buckings
Mohandas
Tasmana Wyler
Helen Leman
Lymur
Hier
Agiznanil
Cot Tynan
San Antonio
San Antonio Obituary and Society Notes Mix
Mrs Oma Selkor a native of Arkasha but resident of San Antonio died at a local hospital. Survived by husband Willand Besar and several children and in laws. Funeral held at Porter Loring with Crackertt funeral directors. Prize announcements from the Citizen's Trainin Camp and a note on a trek from Atlanta to Los Angeles for a national convention. A 25 person group traveled via St Anthony hotel breakfast and Alamo route en route to Los Angeles. Ringworm remedy advertised.
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Oma Sélkor
Arkasha
Sal Antonio
Iaat
Willand Besar
Hiroeseus
Melvu
Roy
Matilda
Ars
Germany
San Antonio
Shiet
Tyuks Shigartat
New York City
Porter Loring
Bere
Atlanta
Wilke
Miursias
Los Angeles
Elliott
St. Anthony
Alnoin
Catioriz
Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
America
Brockton, Mae
San Francisco
New York
Moscetney
F. Houston St
Pompeian Olive Oil and Personal Care Items Catalog
An OCR fragment lists multiple consumer goods with prices including Pompeian Olive Oil, talcum powders, shaving creams, hair tonics, shampoos, razors, blades, and Lysol products. The items appear in mixed order with varying prices, reflecting a retail or catalog page. The text resembles a store inventory rather than a narrative article.
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Washington, D.C
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California
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Auroral Directups
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Louis Dorn
Alni Charles Wycoast Defeneva
Galvestuny Petit Pri Crivate
George C. Lanther
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Tath Cavalry
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Finance Denart
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Wirst Company
Tollers
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Jerry Service
King’s Grendly Exposition
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Arhdavit Dusrase Hata
Werery Aviikm
Douglas Gitots
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Arinsia
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Lilly Pentel
Erie
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Mary Gordon
Lazell
John & Finck Teleum
Agae
Hellen & Adams Alameal Essen
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Brady
Peterman Road
Summersame Drug Stores
Hourton and Navarro Sie
Fonts Trust
the Embassy
Broadway
10Th Street
Newey Mares
Overlooking the Hudson
Deligatet
Fenuirry
DRS, Trotter & Meador Bucceanura
Roger Mmtog
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