Hotel guest list across San Antonio inns mixed names
A long docket of visitors staying at local hotels includes T. L. Bell in Crockett and J. B. Goldsmith in Denver at the Bowie and St. Anthony guests such as Mr. and Mrs. Healy of Fort Worth and Louis Wilson of Dallas. Other arrivals and registrations span Gunter, Menger, Savoy, Bexar, and Crockett with travelers from Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, El Paso, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Bell
Austin
Crockett
J. B. Goldsmith
Denver
Colo
Bowie
C. E. Clark
Houston
Bexar
Sol Mater
Palestine
St. Anthony
Gunter
Jay Ke
Little Rock
Ark
Watts
H. BE. Mason
Gon
Louis Wilson
Dallas
A. E. Derby
Laredo
Menger
Cr. H. Gilbert
el Paso
8. E. Harris
Bowie. Co
W. Connally
Bexar Hotel
E. W. Roberts
W. D. Blair
Savoy
Mack Kercheville
Devine
T. P. Rowe
Boston
Mass
F. Hawkins
Bay City
F. L. Lane
Dilley
Bowle
Pp. L. Titus
Petrolia
Henry Locker
Bryan
George Croker Jr
Monterey
Mex
Co. H. Callaway
Liano
C. H. Carlton
Menger Hotel
FE. H. Seekatz
Rio Medina
James L. Martin
Waco
W. E. Zehner
Clyde Nations
Fort Worth
A. D. Bates
Orange
H. Dpd
Mintel
Jim McCall
Fort Stockton
W. H. Patton
H. M. Patton
Fowlerton
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Claims Superior Results Over Substitutes
An advertisement argues that substitutes lower price but Foley Kidney Pills are cheaper for the dealer yet provide better kidney and bladder relief. Fischer Drug Co. promotes Foley Kidney Pills as the superior choice for consumers seeking reliable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer Drug Co
Inquiry Sought on San Francisco Paraguayan Flag Incident
At Secretary Bryan's request Attorney General McReynolds seeks to identify who tore the Paraguayan flag from its staff at the Paraguayan consulate in San Francisco on July 4. Minister Velazquez visited the State Department today and Secretary Bryan said he regrets the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bryan
McReynolds
San Francisco
Velazquez
State Department
South Carolina National Guard to resume federal aid
War Department confirms plan to reinstate federal assistance after Governor Blease agrees to militia compliance with federal law. Telegram to Secretary of War Garrison notes co operation and encampment orders set for July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina National Guard
War Garrison
Blease
Garrison
South Carolina
War Department
Mr. Garrison
Congress
Harlandale Bath House Promotes Hot Sulphur Water
Scientific methods applied by expert attendants promote Harlandale Hot Sulphur Water for chronic rheumatism nervousness stomach liver kidney troubles gout obesity eczema and skin diseases. Hot sulphurized mud Turkish Russian or Roman bath available with massages and tickets. Located on South Flores streetcar line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
United States
Harlandale Bath House Co
South Flores
Ady
Texarkana Enjoys Brief Relief From Heat Wave
Intermittent showers and cooling breezes brought brief relief to Texarkana after days of extreme heat, with temperatures topping 100 degrees twice in recent spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Tex
Opening of Noad Congress Attracts Wide Texas Attendance
Corpus Christi July 10 The Texas Good Roads Association convened at the Olympic Theater with delegates from all parts of Texas and guests from Kansas Colorado and Ohio. President John W. Warren urged a state highway commission and the resolutions committee will seek action by the next Legislature. J M Rowe spoke on Road Construction With Oyster Shells as Col Henry Exall and J G Willacy prepared major addresses for afternoon sessions. The Good Roads school began at 4 p m under Prof Robert J Potts with more than 1000 attendees projected by night. Delegates from Bishop Kingsville and others joined the opening events and Warren announced committees on resolutions and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Congress of the
Texas Good Roads’ Association
Olympic Theater
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Ohio
John W. Warren
San Antonio
State Association
J. M. Rowe
Houston
Colone Henry Exall
Dallas
Texas Industrial Congress
Sao
Good Roads
Robert J. Potts
College Station
Bishop
Kingsville
Warren
Mason Maney
Pearsall
C. K. McDowell
del Rio
George N. Denton
Waco
Conspiracy in Havana targets interior secretary and army chief
Cuban secret police report a conspiracy among supporters of Governor Albert to assassinate Colonel Aurelio Hevia, interior secretary, accusing him of arranging a raid on the Albert Club by General Armando Riva. Riva died from the attack. arrests are not yet made and Hevia is guarded. Military and police lined the funeral route as tension rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Albert
Aurelio Hevia
Interior
Armando Riva
Riva
Makes Four Arrests In West Houston Street Traffic Stop
Police officer Banks stationed on West Houston Street last night led to four automobile drivers appearing before Judge Lowther this morning. Fines ranged up to 15 dollars for speeding and lighting violations, with Robert Yantes and A Barrett fined five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
West
Houston Street
Lowther
Robert Yantes
A. Barrett
Shannon
A. Cohen
Boys from Y M C A Plan All Night Salado Creek Camp
About 30 boys led by O H air from the Y M C A left the association building at 2 PM for an overnight march to Salado Creek arriving around 6 PM. They will cook supper of bacon beans and hominy, hold a camp fire, then sleep under blankets and return by 8 PM Sunday for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’hair
Association
Alamo Plaza
Commerce Street
Salado
Obituary notices from San Antonio area deaths
Obituaries detail Mrs. Josephine Eberhardt 82 of San Antonio with Alsace origin and family survivors including son William and daughter Mrs. Inselmann, funeral at St Josephs Church. Also notes Miss Mattie Swanson killed in Calientes and William Hess died from Center Point auto injuries with services at St Marys Cemetery. Elwood Burnett, 19, dies of typhoid in Austin. mention of River side Restaurant ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eberhardt
H. Inselmann
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
L. J. Zimmerman
Charles Landauer
Frank Gloeckner
Joseph Vinck
George Theiff
Emil Kuehn
Hess
William Hess
San Antonio
Center Point
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hheme
Martinez Street
St. Mary's Church
Southern Pacific Railway
Burnett
Elwood Burnett
W. W. Burnett
Austin
J. R. Burnett
Bar Examiners Requalify for Fourth S J D Seats
The Fourth Supreme Judicial District board of legal examiners Frank H. Wash Marcus W. Davis and F W Seabury Brownsville requalified by oath Davis filed the oath with Clerk Joe Murray All were recently reappointed by the court judges A bar exam is under way in Brownsville Seabury in charge Papers will go to board members for approval and certificates will be issued to successful candidates Five new lawyers received licenses after a San Antonio examination. Melons on ice Bond s Riv erside ad filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Legal Examiners
Fourth Supreme Judicial District
Frank H. Wash
Marcus W. Davis
F. W. Seabury
Brownsville
Davis
Joe Murray
Fourth Appellate Court
Mr. Seabury
San Antonio
Will Hear of Mexico at Carnegie Library Story Hour
The weekly Carnegie Library story hour takes place Friday at 4 15 pm with E D Love guiding children through a Mexico trip then heading to a Hot Wells picnic Saturday at 2 30 pm for kids and mothers. They should wear old clothes, bring swimsuits and supper. The Hot Wells playground near the bathhouse is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
E. D. Love
Mexico
Chichen
Palenque
Uxmal
Yucatan
Hot Wells
San Antonio Considers River Swimming Holes
Mayor Brown backs low cost river swimming holes along the San Antonio River and San Pedro Springs. The Artesian Ice Company offers water for a proposed pool near its plant at 807 Avenue B. Ray mond Turner of 742 Seal Street writes urging a bathing pool for children, with nickels as possible self sustaining funding, while the mayor details gravel bottom pools and possible dressing rooms to keep water clean. The Light invites more youth ideas, aiming to fund a municipal bathhouse if a bond issue passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Brown
Artesian Ice Company
Avenue B
San Pedro Springs Park
Raymond Turner
Seal Street
Clinton G. Brown
Texas
San Pedro Springs
Granma
Little Raymond
Rush to pay taxes boosts activity at city hall
With six weeks left for property owners to render their assessments on rendered rolls San Antonio City Assessor Garland and deputies report a rush at city hall. Officials expect the rush to start in the next two weeks as the council assessment chair insists no corrections will be made after unrendered rolls. Garland urges early renditions to reduce future errors amid crowded offices and a June record in voluntary holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Garland
City Hall
Uhr
Council Assessment Committee
Y W C A Basketball Team Plans Friday Outing
The Y W C A basketball team met to arrange a basket picnic and bathing party at Hot Wells this Friday evening. Members will assemble at 6 30 at Navarro and Houston to ride street cars to the venue and return. Plans also include twice weekly games on the association ground and weekly bathing parties. Middy jackets and bloomers with club colors will be worn at the next meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Navarro
Houston
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the Riverside
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Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
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St. Louis, Mo
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TT Electrical Contractors
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