Bla kely gets twenty one months for cannon theft
Clyde Blakely of the Ninth Infantry receives twenty one months for attempting to remove a cannon from Chaplain Dickson's lawn about four years ago. Fry, another man involved, escaped from a sentinel at Fort Sam Houston while serving his sentence. Local officials and candidates discuss the campaign and upcoming political exodus to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hlakely
Ninth Infantry
Blakely
Chaplain Dickson
Fry
Fort Sam Touston
Lindsey earns sheriff race honors amid grateful remarks
B D Lindsey, praised for a hard fought Bexar county campaign, says friends carried the victory. He acknowledges the effort of supporters and notes the bid was sustained from announcement to poll closure, with the headline making effort and energy of many helpers the defining factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Hamilton
Jon E. Trainer
Constable Elect
B. D. Lindsey
Lindsey
Saya
Mr. Lindsey
19 Chinamen Deportation Car Passes Through Pacific
A carload of Chinamen was transported east of Houston on the Southern Pacific yesterday en route to San Francisco to be deported. The group consisted of 19 men in a car barred to prevent ingress or egress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Wraneheen
Houston
Hungry mother and child found wandering in San Antonio
A white middle aged woman with a six year old child endured two days and nights without food while lost in San Antonio after detouring from a train bound for Thurbail near Fort Worth. Officer Guerrera provided money and secured funds from others to aid them as they awaited transport to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Angal Guerrem
Laredo
Thurbail
Fort Worth
Eighteen Join the Retailers at Latest Board Meeting
At the Retail Merchants Association board meeting eighteen new members were elected. May and June reports show membership rising to 350. August Muezen presided. new and present board members were listed amid revived enthusiasm. A resolution endorsed the bulk gates law and the movement to move commercial secretaries for fewer and better laws. The group praised the credit rating system and protections against account misuses. Delegates at Fort Worth convention passed resolutions on product guarantees and enforcement of the national pure food law. A garnishment law of at least 10 percent was favored. New members include W. A. Cardwell and others from multiple firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Jine
August Muezen
John Kenney
Adat Grasso
Otte Roktieh
J. Beugeh
0. Bragm
Prank ‘Webber
J. 1. Wosniz
Protector Agiinat
Fort Worth
Tims
Ingistrine
Parcela Post
Births Reported From Multiple Families
To Mr and Mrs Edger Senay 622 Victoria Street July 78 four girls. To Mr and Mrs B Page Milligan Street July 23 four girls. To Mr and Mrs J Gulnar 208 Birth Street July 12 one boy and three girls. To Mr and Mrs GW Thomson 222 West Craig Place July 14 a girl. To Mr and Mrs J A Hamilton 227 Daniels Street July 27 a boy. To Mr and Mrs EH Scheleher 105 Krampkay Street July 20 four girls. To Mr and Mrs J Isaacs 1118 Garden Street July 25 two boys. To Mr and Mrs Jose Percy 411 South Ban Marvos Street July 24 two girls. To Mr and Mrs P J Hollman 418 Denver Boulevard July 24 one boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger Senay
Victoria Strret
B. Page
Milligan Street
Guldnar
Birth Street
GW. Thomson
Weat Craig Place
J. A. Hamilton
Danials Street
Eh. W. Scheleher
Krampkay Street
J. Isaacs
Garden Street
Jose Percy
South Ban Marvos Street
P.J. Hollman
Denver Boulevard
Kenedy Merchant Sells His Business
Kenedy Texas July 29 Le Batt a general merchant here arranged to sell his business to the Bata Ryan colony and 2 charter has been sought of the secretary of state. The capital of the new enterprise will be 26 000. Those filing the charter are L B Knox of Florengila P B Cadwell of San Antonio C Wi Ryan of Millett J L Brown of Ruge and L Bath of Kenedy. The increased facilities are expected to bring much additional trade to Kenedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenedy
Tex
le Batt
Bata
Ryan Colony
L. B. Knox
Florengila
P. B. Cadwell
San Antonio
C. Wi
Ryan
Millett
Man With Foot Amputated Found Near Houston
A Black man was brought in over the Southern Pacific from the coast last year with a foot cut off. He was taken to a city hospital after being found about 25 miles east of Houston. Officials believe he was injured while attempting to board a moving train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
eGuiley
Houston
Tia
Brigade of Regulars March From Leon Springs to Fort Sam Houston
The regular troops at Leon Springs will march into the city next Sunday at 9 o'clock, assembling at San Perro Park before moving to Fort Sam Houston. About 2000 troops, led by General Albert L. Ay er, will form seven companies with headquarters and band from the Ninth Infantry, six from the Nineteenth, plus Third Cavalry and two Third Field Artillery batteries.
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Leon Springs
San Perro Park
Fort Sam Louston
Golduwn
Albert. L. Ayer
Ninth Infantry
Nineteenth Infantry
Third Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Crane
Jay Huston
Svipp
Cavalry
T. Menoher
Ar Lery
Fort Sam Houston
Llery
Éril G
Foxts Gifs
Chenu
Jibe
Otter
The Well Dressed Lady and the Directoire Suit
A refined lady adopts a Directoire suit with good taste and select fabrics that are refined and becoming to her, as illustrated by Mc Donald's era style references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Donald
Gold Ore Adorns Depot Cactus Bed
A pile of gold and iron ore lies in front of the Southern Pacific depot yard, presented by Barry Adams, keeper of the depot grounds. Joe Kneutz receives the ore via his friend HJ Ghitter of Camargo, who is visiting from Mexico. The heavy ore weighs down the display and is closely watched by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Barry Adams
Joe Kneutx
HJ. Ghitter
Camargo
Mexico
Mi Ginther
Kneltz
Burial Permits and Interment Records From Local Cemeteries
Burial permits list several deceased individuals with ages and causes, including Aritonty Marites who died July 27 and was interred in cemetery No 3, Mike Vertoline who died July 37 from tuberculosis, J. M. Beer who died July 26 from apoplexy, and Mildred North who died July 98 of cholera infantum. Interment locations include Ditcument cemetery No. 3 and Anstin, Texas, with related addresses and hospital notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aritonty Marites
Mike Vertoline
Senna
J. M. Beer
Yenre
Mildred North
Soledad Street
Anstin
Texas
School board seeking agreement with Hall estate
A special meeting of the school board discussed Terrell Terrell attorneys and the Hall estate, aiming to resolve the donation terms and possible property reversion if default occurs. A committee was formed to negotiate with Hall estate lawyers while press scrutiny and secrecy concerns were addressed. The board ordered repairs if work did not start by August 4, and approved purchases and staffing changes, including resignations and reassignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell & Terrell
Hall
Ghas. Bertrami
Schrampr
School
Anne
Yong
Schum
Sehramm
Carrus Bee
Sam J. Harris
President Lipscomb
Thettorneys
G. J. Bertrand
Hallé
Natrte
Echoul Bot
Selummur
Vigoroues
Big Wool Sale Report From Kerrville Captain Schreiner
Captain Charles Schreiner arrives from Kerrville to announce a major wool sale of 1,600,000 pounds from small growers at favorable prices. The sale marks one of the year’s largest private deals, underscoring strong activity in the wool market and farm commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schreiner
Kerrville
Dog ma ins Glail owner faces court over attack
A one year old girl was attacked by a dog in Austin Street. Mrs Dorling filed a complaint against Mrs Jackson owner of the dog. In municipal court a $10 fine was suspended on condition the dog be killed or removed within six years. The child received medical care and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Bee
Kawas Ashleys
Reey
Cline
Tina
Tias
Pablo Cruz
G. H. Bertrand
Tatrvilla School
Litzmeolves
Hal Weless
Worrice
de Zavala School
Carnap
Eighth Street
Austin Reats
Mary S$. Ganhier
Waa
Gardener
Ev. M. P. Gardner
Oklahoma
Una Hlatn
Allhar
Wia
Oul- Hinnéea
Efron
H¢hcol Board
W. W. Lipsernmh
Pablo Croz
Sam T.harris
Edward Tynan
Edgar Schramm
Carlos A8
Dorling
Austin Strogt
Wade
Jackson
Austin Street
Loss property suit filed in Forty fifth District Court
A. B. Frank Company filed suit yesterday against Joseph Yuin, who runs a dry goods establishment on West Commerce fleet, seeking possession of goods valued at 971.45 dollars. The action arises from an unresolved dispute over ownership and control of the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Frank Company
Forty Fifth District
Joseph Yuin
West Commerce
Arrest at A B Frane firm linked to petition data
A confidential petition alleges an employee at the A B Frane company last year possessed goody data and neony items. Constantin Charles Stevens is named in the document as unaware of the rightful recipients of the funds and the subtle items involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Frane Company
Constantin Charles Stevens
Lodge Meetings Tonight Across City Lodges
Monroe lodge No. 424 F and A M Odd Fellows hall and San Antonio aerie Eagles hall announce scarce meetings the last three nights of the month due to fifth Wednesday and related scheduling. Most lodges avoid gatherings on those dates as they approach near absence before the next cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
San Antonio Aerie
Eagles
Marriage Licenses Listed in City Guests at New Maverter
Samuel Mosely and Birdie L North Pedro Jimenez and Alargarit Martinex Francisco Martines and Eva Falcon Mae Staples and Paoint Staples of Mathis are in the city as guests of the New Maverter while 2 marriage licenses are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel 2
Mosely
Birdie L. North
Pedro Jimenez
Alargarit
Martinex
Francisco Martines
Ev Ta Falcon
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New York Central Lines
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Michigan Central
Canada
Adirondack Mountains
St. Lawrence River
J. C. Carson
G. A
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Main St
Dallas, Texas
Warren J. Lynch
Passinger Trafic Mar
Association
W. A. Cardwell
Wimtey & Co
Thepperwoth
R. Halley
GP. Calle
J. PF. Goodbind
San Pedro Park
Harvey
H.W. Pintle, T. B.A
Antonio
Alayka Packers Association
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Cal
Otto Lickel
Wyoming
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