Soldier with Stolen Jewelry Arrested on Soledad Street
A soldier named Jake Grant of the Tenth Infantry was arrested by Patrolman Ed Froboese and others on South Santa Rosa avenue with a glass cutter, chisel, and jewelry from the Michael Loan and Becker Jewelry companies. Seven gold bracelets and three high grade gold chains were seized, with other unidentifiable pieces found. Police say witnesses saw the soldier near show windows during recent burglaries of Bell Jewelry, Crown Jewelry, and Livingston Drug on Commerce Street.
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Michael Loan Company
Soledad Street
N. Becker Jewelry Company
West Commerce Street
Tenth Infantry
Jake Grant
Ed Froboese
Drole
Petrcelli
Santa Rosa Avenue
Becker Jewelry Company
Bell Jewelry Company
Crown Jewelry Company
Commerce Street
Livingston Drug Comm
City Officers To Begin June Salary Payments
The payment of June salaries for police, fire, and other city departments will begin tomorrow morning and continue through Wednesday as warrants are issued. Auditor Hummel and deputies prepared to pay off the departments, while city hall staff were paid last week.
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Hummel
Notice to settle bills against Anti Prohibition groups
All parties holding bills against the Anti Prohibition organizations will please present them at once for settlement. CHESTER H. TERRELL, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Prohibition
Travelers and locals check in across San Antonio hotels
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Carter of Weatherford stay at the Gunter on their Corpus Christi trip while others arrive in the city registering at the Crockett Bexar Menger Maverick St. Anthony and visiting for business or hunting plans. Names include C. E. Stephens Yoakum H. J. Hatch Sutherland Springs and more.
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W. D. Carter
Weatherford
Corpus Christi
Gunter Hotel
Carter
C. E. Stephens
Yoakum
Crockett Hotel
H. J. Hatch
Sutherland Springs
Menger
Lon Cc. Hill Jr
Harlingen
Bexar
B. A. Lamar
Texarkana
A. B. Lewis
Gonzales
J.H. Freeman
Austin
Gunter
D. C. Darrock
Fredericksburg
F. L. Wilkins
Geo. A. McLarty
Galveston
Crockett
Mexico
Republic
W. N. McKinney
T. R. Stoner
Laguna
Maverick
Ll. S. Elwell
Cotulla
J. T. Wofford
San Marcos
Cecil Robinson
Kerrville
R. W. Nowlin
Victoria
Lee Frisby
Beeville
Alamo City
H. Young
St. Anthony
P. P. Kenedy
San Antonio
Sabinas
R. V. Covey
Houston
August Schilling
Gus Mueller
Tarpon and
Ingleside
City Council to consider summer police uniforms ordinance
An ordinance to fund summer police uniforms will be introduced at the next city council meeting after a conference between Council police committee chair Lambert and Police Chief Newnam. Uniforms will cover the chief, two assistants, headquarters sergeants, and all footmen and mounted officers in navy blue lighter material.
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Lambert
Council Police Committee
Newnam
Lorimer Scandal Testimony Links Taft Adviser Boutelle
Edward Hines testified before the senate Lorimer committee that Henry S. Boutelle told President Taft he favored Lorimer as a candidate and would help his election. A note in Boutelle’s handwriting was produced, claiming the president would assist. Hines said the letter related to Lorimer’s election and noted a watermark to trace it.
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Washington
Edward Hines
Chicago
Senate
Lorimer
Henry S. Boutelle
Illinois
Switzerland
Taft
Haneey
Hines
Mr. Boutelle
Mr. Hines
Boutelle
Senator Jones
White House
Aldrich
Kern
Lynn H. Dinkins
New Orleans
Mississippi
Judge Urges Caution as Pedestrians Face Cars and Horses
Judge Buckley in police court denounces drivers who force pedestrians to yield at crowded intersections. A $10 fine is given to Joe Rakeshaw for reckless driving after T. M. Owens testified his family narrowly avoided injury when a buggy horse nearly struck them at Commerce and Alamo. Rakeshaw claimed Owens and his wife caused the trouble.
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Buckley
Joe Rakeshaw
T. M. Owens
South Street
Owens
Commerce
Alamo Streets
Carpenter Charles Lambert Dies in San Antonio Home
Charles Lambert a noted city carpenter contractor died Sunday night at 506 North Street. Survived by widow three sons and a daughter. Funeral today at 6 pm from the residence with interment in St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Lambert
Charles Lambert
North Street
San Antonio
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Piatt Named to Succeed Brooks on Frisco
W C Preston announces Edward J Pratt as traveling freight agent of the Frisco with San Antonio headquarters to succeed John T Brooks promoted to commercial agent. T J Bryan named soliciting freight agent to succeed Piatt. Bryan to visit San Antonio. appointments effective immediately.
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W. C. Preston
Frisco
Fort Worth
North Texas
Edward J. Pratt
San Antonio
John T. Brooks
T. J. Bryan
Piatt
Bryan
Ohio
Texas
Katy
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Washer Bros. Co
W.A. John
James Stapleton
Ft. Sam Houston
M. G. Johnston
Pecan St
Chester H. Terrell
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hino
Soriver
Associated Press
Senator Kern
Indiana
Chickering and Haines Bros
Chickering
Emerson
Weber
Steinway
Goggan
Foster Armstrong
Smith & Barnes
Royal
Brewster
Fairfield
Thos. Goggan
Houston and Navarro
New York
Grace B. Wolterbeek
Margaret O. Aldrich
Amy Wrenn
Brooks
Preston
White Dove
Lake Medecine CO
205 Ave. C
Mae
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