City Treasurer Delays Naming of Fiscal Agent
City treasurer Frank C. Church stalls naming a bank depository for 1912 13 insisting bids comply with charter section 110. Council considers West Texas Bank and Trust as fiscal agent but avoids official depository designation. Church warned of removal if he does not obey. Aldermen debate authority as delayed meeting resumes to Tuesday.
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Frank C. Church
Church
Ryan
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
Mt. Church
Mauermann
Finance Committee
Tretter
Lipscomb
City Officials Clash Over Treasurer Removal and Bond Issue
City leaders debate removing the treasurer and the elective rights of Mr. Church. Alderman Lips comb urges premeeting talks with Church. Bank issues loom as Mauermann says bonds held by D Sullivan & Co may be redeemed by the city, with talks planned before Tuesday.
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Ryan
Mauermann
Church
Alderman Lipscomb
D. Sullivan & Co
Vote for Huntress for county official fees
Political advertisement urging votes for Huntress claiming entitlement to fees and naming ALB G RIEDNER. It also promotes James R. Davis for county judge and presents no further context.
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Huntress
Alb
G. Riedner
James R. Davis
Double Assault Case In San Pedro Avenue Dispute
Ike Roseman a local businessman and F A Archambault dyeing and cleaning proprietor faced Judge Buckley in police court charged with assault arising from a San Pedro avenue feud over a torn fence between their properties. Each alleged the other struck first and bystanders intervened.
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Ike Roseman
F. A. Archambault
Buckley
San Pedro Avenue
Archambault
Roseman
Over-Confidence Warns in Political Ad Campaign
A Citizens' League Campaign Committee notice urges voters to participate and cites over confidence costing two battles. The Light offers ten day want ads at half a cent per word with a ten day run including two Sundays and refunds for unused periods. Ads can be placed by telephone 176 with a skilled operator. Bills mailed by Riebe Undertaking Co. 221 E. Com. 341.
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Citizens’ League Campaign Committee
City employees paid June salaries across San Antonio
The total $47 550 20 payroll for city officials and staff began disbursement at 10 30 am with the Sullivan Bank advancing $17 650 to bridge funds until a financial agent is chosen. City workers from street, garb age, fire, police and city hall staff received pay. payment extended into the evening. Woodrow Wilson named by forty babies nationwide as Democratic candidate.
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San Antonio
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Mauermann
Finance Committee
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Sullivan Bank
Sea Girt
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Regular office rates ad copy note
Regular office rates. Call 176, either your ad. Bills mailed later.
Soon to Run Trains on San Antonio Uvalde Gulf Line
J M Ball, division freight agent for the International & Great Northern, says the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf railroad may begin service around September 1 after inspection. Medina river bridge nearly finished and grading south from Pleasanton underway, with Pleasanton expected on August 25. Unofficial word says Franklin road will share I G N passenger and freight terminals in the city for an indefinite period.
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San Antonio
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
J. M. Ball
Intentional & Great Northern
Medina River
Pleasanton
Franklin Road
International & Great Northern
County Democrats Set August 3 Convention in San Antonio
County Chairman H. E. Hildebrand issued a call for a county convention to meet August 3 at Market hall San Antonio to select delegates for state and district conventions. Primary conventions are set for July 27 at 8 p m in city precincts and 2 p m outside the city. Precinct chairmen listed include Tom Leighton J W Mueller Henry Fest H J Lamm and many others in Bexar County with Hildebrand as chairman.
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Bexar County
Market Hall
San Antonio
City of
Tom
Leighton
J. W. Mueller
Henry Fest
H. J. Lamm
T. E. Connor
Jesus Cassiano
Sam C. Slack
Dr. J. W. Burley
J. P. McDevitt
R. L. Corby
G. A. Lowther
C. H. Arnold
Otto Klaus
Richard Buckley
J. B. Holt
Julius Vorpahl
T. C. Worthington
Joe Braden
H. H. Hunt
O. C. Guessar
J. Ed Wilkens
Gus Zalmanzig
J. L. Raymond
R. O. Whitaker
T. D. Dobbs
Joe Lee
Charles H. Seidenshnur
Richard Bluemel
Henry Monkeh
H. O. Schmidt
Louis Krause
Henry Harris
Charles Lux
Henry Rittimann
W. H. Ritter
Robert B. O'Grady
John Achterberg
Louis F. Hartung
Robert Lahm
Alex Michalski
Martin Mahula
George Kieffer
Ferd Theis
W. S. Linsheimer
W. P. Gembler
John Barkmeyer
Ike Woerner
Herman Gutgz
J.T. Salter
Eugene Davis
Democratic Executive Committee
Labor Day Queen Vote Narrows Contested Field in Third Official Count
Third official tally reduces contenders from fifteen to thirteen as Liota Teel remains lead with 1017 votes while Rosa Semmelmann rises to second with 929 and Ida Bowden moves to third with 714. Remaining standings show Bessie Collins 712 and Kate Gilbert 617 among others.
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Liota Teel
Rosa Semmelmann
Ida Bowden
Bessie Collins
Kate Gilbert
Gladys Char
Georgia Progressives Split Delegations Over Negro Question
Two Georgia progressive Republican delegations were chosen to attend the national convention on August 5. Both claimed regularity, with one side attributing the split to the negro question, a claim denied by participants in the other meetings.
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Atlanta
Georgia Progressiv Republicans
Want Ads Highlight Evening Classifieds Overview
A brief note asks readers if they’ve checked tonight’s want ads, implying a rundown of new classified listings and opportunities. The item frames ads as a timely, must-see update for readers seeking jobs, items, or services.
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