Faints in Court Delay Trial After Collapse at Fort Sam
A woman fainted before her court appearance Sunday night in Fort Sam Houston area. She was revived after nearly two hours and sent to hospital, with trial postponed. Several other arrests for violating anti noise ordinance noted. fines ranged from 15 to 20 dollars. Also reports Col J W Rand visiting his Portsmouth home. Maj Then Dorsett to command Camp Travis Hospital during absence.
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Fort Sam Houston
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Rand
J. W. Tkand
Camp Artuse
Portsmouth
N. C
Dorsett
China
Travis
Tientsin
Sravis
America
Notice of Tax Suit Judgments in San Antonio
Judgments will be taken in all tax suits filed by the City of San Antonio as courts convene after summer vacation. Call the Back Tax Office to settle and avoid further costs. MD H Cunningham is attorney for the Back Tax Collector.
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San Antonio
Back Tay
Travis Park Sings Move to Tuesday Nights
Community singing at Travis Park shifts from Thursday to Tuesday evenings to avoid conflict with Municipal Band concerts at Brackenridge Park. David Griffin will lead with help from the Kelly Field Glee Club, a 50 voice group, debuting at Kelly Field during the Italian fete. The program features solos and familiar tunes, drawing large weekly crowds.
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War Service Board
Travis Park
Brackenridge Park
David Griffin
Kelly Field
America
Dixie
Glee Club
Vase Battle Hyme of the Republic
Christopher O'Hare
Weet Seeersese
Kelly Field Glee Club
Eeseeee
Laka Rose
Nevin
Harrington
Alfred
Me Landalay
Werens Testeeeeetetseneees
Harold D. Shugard
S20th Aero Squadron
Feaie
Eens Cere Es Denza
Frederick I. Brown
Kelly Vield
Fires cause $825 damage at Spahn Hotel in San Antonio
Fire at the Spahn Hotel on East Commerce Street damaged a clothes closet and caused about $825 in losses. Earlier, two houses on Laurel Street sustained slight damage from separate fires. one owned by W. S. Wagoner. Police later arrested a suspect connected to a separate stone-throwing assault near 400 South Laredo Street.
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Spahn
Commerce Street
M. Brosseau
Laurel Street
W. S. Wagoner
Margareta Ramirez
Robert B Green Memorial Hospital
Ramirez
Laredo Street
A. If. Shafer
W. Commerce
Unions Plan Labor Day Parade in San Antonio
Forty two unions will celebrate Labor Day in San Antonio with a parade at Brackenridge and Koehler Parks. The theme Win the War for Freedom guides the event with prizes including a Liberty Bond War Savings stamps and Thrift stamps. The general arrangements committee expects full union participation and fines for non marching members. A popularity race draws contestants. the grand marshal and aides will be chosen at the August 4 meeting with speakers arranged for the event.
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San Antonio
Hrackenridge and
Koehler
General Arrangements Committee
Trades Council
Wach
Membea Dae Bar Union
Brackenridge Park
Hobby for Governor letters correct reports on Crawford and Dougier
Letters from Mor. Walter J. Crawford and State Superintendent W F P Doughty defend Hobby governor campaign and quote Andrea Dougier about not campaigning for others. Communiques explain positions, reaffirm support for Hobby, and note no involvement in rival contests.
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Doughty
Hobby Marlin
Texas
San Antonio
Mor
Walter J. Creyford
Wobby
W. F P. Doughty
Robertson
County Board of Education
Falls County
Hobby
Walter J. Crawford
Fitzhugh WW. Hill
Littlefield
Austin
P. Robertson
Marlin
Doctor Robertson
Professor Doughty
Ame
Walker J. Crawford
Ta. PL Tabetrson
Ford
Walter J
Crawford
Reneson
Square Deal Body Grows as Merchants Expect 200 More
The Square Deal Association with 167 members, under the Chamber of Commerce, aims to curb profiteering by preventing soldiers from patronizing disreputable shops. About 200 additional merchants are expected to join. New window cards will require in person application after passing committee review. The group will monitor overcharging and may trigger military police action after repeated complaints.
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Square Deal
Square Deal Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ice and Brewery Machinery to be Sold for Immediate Delivery
The Schober Tee and Brewing Co on Josephine Street announces dismantling its plant and offering ice making machinery boilers bottles bottling machinery wooden enamel storage tanks owters steam pumps and other appliances for sale. War prices and details available by postal box 871 or phone Travis 532. Paul Steffler announced as a Democratic primary candidate for county assets subject to July 27 1918 vote.
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Schober Tee & Brewing Co
Josephine Street
P. O. Box
Travis
Paul Steffler
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Aim
Frank Powell
Antonio
V.sarno
Harold Bell Wright
PEARL
WM. Fox
Annette Kellerman
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Queen
Gladis ‘Brockwell
Alet Road
Marie Walcamp In “the Lion’s Claw
Ax‘l
Billie Richmond
Mary Dorr
Clyde Hagar
Walter Goodwin
Gene Fowler
Prof
Armand
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Parsons
aCais
the Tick Tock Girl
Tobacco House
Travelers’ Cigar Shop
Ady
NOA Spears CO
Losoya St
Cecil and
Barnice
Meadowbrook Lanes
Fred Lewis
Happy Harrison
Dynamite
Animal Circus
Constance Talmadge
Sallie
Ave C
MD. H. Cunningham
Moelroy
Elroys Drug Store
Brackenridge Band
JOS Oske’s
Joske’s
Chtvanems
Women's
Ferguson Club
Ferguson
Women’s For
Governor Ferguson
Gunter
Alano Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
Adyv
Willett’s Orchestra
R. J. Garwood
Main Ave. Crockett 2407
A Bar Plumbing Co
B. Netherlin
Lou Armistead Street
Gerney
Mansfield
US B.S. San Diego
Wich
New York
Raymond Barnett
309Th Cavalry
Edgar Garnett
San Diego
Wurzbach
Hicks
Crockett
Riebe’s
Household Furniture Co
South Flores St
Desirey
Dixie Social Club
Turner Hall
Edgar Vommin
West Rosell Place
Longford Ling
Wicks
Moore
West Mind Lake
Sat
Wednesda
Best
West End
Big Lake
DullInig Printing,Co
Losoya
Navarro
Hollister
Tsoorlock
Dougiery
Mossante
Aye. C
Marines
al the
Gibbs Bldg
Nolet
Prudential
Moore Ride
Soleare St
Royal Typewriter
Votchernick-Mank Typewriter Co
Mary's
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San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
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