Maverick to donate Alamo cannon relic to museum
William H Maverick will present one of five cannons unearthed near Gibbs building at Houston Avenue D to the Alamo relic collection. The remaining four cannons will be kept by members of the Maverick family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Maverick
Gibbs
Houston
Atrent
Avenue D
Alamo
Maverich Fam
G. F. Stemund
Cantionadt
WM. IE. Cowley
Stemund
William Chaste
G. F
Sigmund
Burglars Enter Saloon on East Commerce Street
Night burglars entered St Wells saloon at 62 percent East Commerce Street by forcing an open door. The cash register and about two dollars in change were stolen. Police were notified. Frohsing Saengerverein dance mission garden Sunday July 19. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St .Wells
Commerce Street
Easi
Rallce
Frohsing Saengerverein Dance
Miesion Garden
A Walther Arrests and Youths Charged
Avil Walther, about three years old, was in Inia custody yesterday afternoon and charged by the privilege with receiving and concealing stolen property. The arrest followed that of several alleged boys, who face related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Walther
Avil Walther
Inia
Prigive
Sitlen
Walther
Campaign Chatter on the Fly in Bexar County race
Amid party names and slander, voters weigh the Cal laghan Shook Coy ticket and its rival anti prohibition bloc. The county race, primaries next Saturday, and May municipal contest hinge on endorsements and alleged loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Cental Democratic Anti
End the officers were placed in custody
The report states that the officers were placed in custody following the incident, with authorities detailing the sequence of events and the current status of investigations pending charges or further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End
Fishing Party Returns From Far Trip
An eight man fishing party including Davis Joe Knoilz and Gusinulin returned last night from the Selterland Springs region reporting good fishing. They brought back a fine string of bass and other fish with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Joe Knoilz
Gusinulin
Telp Ter Sitherland
Uiem
Baga
Burglary Reported at C. Horan & Co Store
A burglary was reported at the C. Horan & Co store. Unknown intruder entered the premises and stole items, triggering police investigation. No injuries reported. Local investigators are pursuing leads and reviewing store security footage.
Lillian Back to Jail After Arraignment
Tian Gondinan, one of three female prisoners who fled Thursday night from the city jail, was recaptured by Officer Galan and returned to the lockup. She was arraigned in police court this morning on vagrancy charges and fined $10. The other two inmates remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian Gondinan
Galan
German immigrant applies for citizenship papers
Gustav Kredel, a 29 year old native of Tanger bueke Germany, filed in federal court this morning for intent to obtain citizenship papers. He has lived in the United States since February 1, 1908 and resides at Jones over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Kredel
Tangerbueke
Germany
Jone
Over
Transfer Clerk Appointment at Sunset Passenger Station
Denk 8 M Gaines arrived this morning after the service. On Monday John Francis will assume duties as transfer clerk with office at Sunset passenger station. The appointment reflects ongoing reforms in local rail services in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denk
M. Gaines
Vision
Jouk
Monany John &. Francis
Sunset
Sal Antonio
Boys Furnish Bond Amid Store Warlp larized Incident
Three boys Lyons Ross Newton and Ernest Berlotti were arrested yesterday on charges of warplarizing a store at 0 Ho ran at Co on Austin street. They waived an examining trial before Justice Ben Fisk this morning and bonds were fixed at $300 each with Ross Newton noted as furnishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Lyons
Ross Newton
Ernest
Berlotti
Horan
Austin Street
Ben Fisk
Mrs Gravis Recovers After Health Setback
Mrs. Gravis who recently faced a serious health episode on South Mores Street has recovered enough to delay a Corpus Christi trip with her sister Mrs Hampton. A Prohibition Submission Rally featuring G Rankin of Dallas, a noted speaker, is planned for Saturday evening at 8:20 to discuss submission and prohibition. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Dallas
Touring Germany Pair Reports Fine Time in Berlin
Mr and Mrs Czy Proegel of this city write home from a tour of Germany saying they are having a fine time and that it is quite good there. They mention being in Berlin and note the trip includes a Mexican supper for the Sacred Heart choir Barclay July 19 from 6 to 8 30 pm with refreshments and airing by various candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Czy Proegel
Froa
Gus
Berlin
Sail, Swim and Fish Expedition Plans Unveiled
The article outlines a voyage by GQeiburt, Paw Anderson and Hers man Gelébeck who will depart tomorrow for Port Layac n. They plan to charter a boat, stock it with provisions, sail across the bay to Sandy Paint, camp there, and return with a tanned complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gqeiburt
Paw Anderson
Hersman Gelébeck
Port Layacn
Gshlead
Goes East to Buy for New Dry Goods Store
Emil Blum plans a buying trip to secure stock for a forthcoming dry goods and clothing shop. He will visit St. Louis New York and Chicago markets to select merchandise for the city business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Blum
Southern Pacific Tollay
Blim
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Elks Party Heads to Coast for Convention
A party from Elis arrived at Dirllis for a convention and met leaders including Glarkaon of Corpus Christi G I Lawn of W Smith of Saginaw and Cochran of Columbia Wenn. After a brief stay they will proceed to Corpus Christi and Portport.
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Elks
Elis
Harelage
Dirllis
Freluden T
Glarkaon
Corpus Christi
G. I. Lawn
W. G. Smith
Saginaw, Mien
Columbia
Wenn
Corpus Chiristi
Tockport
Pay Day on the Sunset Incherday Automobile Wages
A garbled report notes a pay day on the Sunset line with disruptions and illicit payments. It mentions an amount around $0,090 and refers to a car arrival impacting operations. The text is fragmented and unclear about dates or exact events.
Beating Schedule At Cleveland 18 The Y M C A Aeronuts
Fragmentary report notes the Y M C A Aeronuts achieving a 300 mile day near Cleveland with a late arrival and ongoing effort to beat the day’s schedule. Names and precise places are unclear due to OCR issues, but the feature highlights aviation pace and timekeeping pressures.
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Clevnland
Y. M.C
Rie Great
Ashipduln
Clevsland
Beiten
Anaseneir Big Tent Theater Airdome Show Tonight
The Big Tank Theater Airdome presents a stage show by Dr. Stews featuring hypnotic feats. Audiences witness last night’s act where a young man had a tooth extracted on stage with no pain reported. Tomorrow’s feature promises a rock breaking test under hypnosis with a participant made to lie still.
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Airdome
Big Tank Theater
Stews
Stewart Ws
San Antonio
Lyric Vaudeville Bill Featured at Garrick Theatre
The Garrick Theater at 337 East Houston Street presents this afternoon and tonight a lively vaudeville program. The Kennedys draw crowd as emcees, with emcee Em Kauhmann entertaining with cake routines and parodies. Fred Kinney offers a patriotic song, Miss Morris the localist adds singing, and two reels of movi ng pictures provide comic relief throughout the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedys
Kauzhman
Fred Kinney
Rei White
Garrick
Garrick Theater
Eust Hous Ton Street
Miss Morris
Funeral of F. M. Shaw Held at West Woodlawn
Funeral services for F. M. Shaw, longtime Texas rancher, were held at his family residence 483 West Woodlawn Avenue with Rev. J. D. Mazen officiating. Pallbearers included Dr. Amos Graves Sr and J. T. Wood Hull. Interment at Dignawily Cemetery followed. Mr. Shaw died after a weeklong illness contracted on his Carrizo Springs ranch. He was 70 years old, survived by his wife and siblings, and had lived in Texas since birth, engaging in cattle, ranching, and related work. A special train carried mourners from San Antonio to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. MM. Shaw
M. Shuuw
Faleluck
West Woodlawn Avenue
D. Mazon
Travis Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Stonorary
Amos Graves Sr
George W. West
W. J. More
Clan W
B. Blacker
Lane Taylor
Brown
Thomas A. West
John Tt. Blacker
J.T. Wood
Hull
H. Jones
A. &. Mitchell
W. TH. Jonoine
W. J. Moore, Jr
J. Weathernot
Kincaid
Dignawily
Mr. Law
Carrizo Springs
Amos Graves
San Antonio
J. AL Shaw
Font Worth
Dn Ang- UN
Mr. Shaw
Warriors
Travis County
Aus Mn
Texra
Aus
Judge Shook's Absence Questioned in 1907 Meeting
Frank R. Newton advertises that Judge Phil W. Shook did not desert office during the financial panic. He cites court minutes showing Shook marked absent at the November 2 1907 Commissioners' Court meeting when counsel was hired to protect county interests after the failure of the county depository to cash warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil W. Shook
Judge Shook
Commissioners’ Court
Seid
Shook
Aid 1
Doc Williams and Pardons Board Report Do Not Halt Execution
The pardons board advised against commuting the death sentence of J Williams known as Doc Williams for the murder of Thomas Tarver. Williams, unpersuaded by the board's stance, insists on maintaining his innocence and plans to face the scaffold, while his lawyer Greenley urged confession as a possible path, though Williams remains resolute. The governor is expected to act per pardons board recommendations, making an imminent hang date likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Williams
Doc Williams
Thoms J. Tarver
Willian
the Light
William Wae
Turner
Wilthaits
Greenley
Sean
Willams
Williams
Witams
Williamenase
Campbell
Pardona
Soldier Verse From Fort Sam Houston Ward Backs Duty
A wartime trench poem reflects enlisted life at Fort Sam Houston. Trooper WIM. H. DAY of Troop L writes of pay, chow, and the common soldier’s fate, questioning mercy in heaven for soldiers and critiquing court martial fears and daily grind. Edith Mad to adds a brief domestic fragment.
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Ava
Sam Houston Way
Gabriel
Saint Peter
Sam Houston
Cavaler
Births Reported for Afra and Beles Families
Birth announced for a daughter born July 1 to Afra and Beles. and a son born July 15 to Mr. Sam Gata at 298 Arcinlega Street. Names and details appear in the public notice style with local addresses and dates.
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BIG Tent
DR. Stewart
Eene
Moving Picture Theatres
Reneerns
Sensensaestnen
Plaza Picture Stow
Alamq Plaza
Palace Moving Picture Show
East Houston Street
Scheuermeyer's
Dial Sisters
Take Hot Wells
Gunday
CityNews
Wagner
Chiirman
Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Murray's Hall
Austin Streets
the Alamo
Lobert
Chapa
Grronte
Ry Alamo Plan
Mattermann
Lambert
Surkey
Lancaster
Stevens
Manchine Duade
Callaghan
Clem Cay
Curt Einty
Pablo Crug
nilaghan-Shhool-Coy
Onpasiflor
Callaghan-Shook-Coy
Moon
Soas
Crtinghan
Brian
Joe
Thad
Tut Pier
Sliseharre
Phil Shael
Uipre
New Bueland
Ing
C. Horan & Co
Lillian
Sontivert
Pasifla
Anaseneir
Central Democratic Anti Prohibition Gius
Central Democratic Anti Prohibition Club
Edward. Dwyer
Fifty Seventh Court
AE. Buckvey
Andres Coy
I. C. Baker
Phil H. Shook
B.D
Lindsey
Vivian & Hamilton
Qeorge Huntiess
Johnn A. Bitter
Antonio Herrera
ED Galm
Frank Sommers
Kroeger
Waniake
Geo, C
Baker
East Park Avenue
Tack
Mever
Alamo Plaza
Dexar County Anti-Prohibition League
Abe
Romkin
Travis Park Methodist Church
C. C. Coleman
Oratore
Fort Sam
Houston Way
Daily Grind
Smith
Bronson
McGrath
Sim
Hem
Iim
Fort Sam Houston
Edith
Atlanta
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