Hernandez Said to Enter Mexico with an Armed Band
Mexico City dispatch reports Eduardo Hernandez crossed the Rio Grande into Nuevo Laredo with an armed expedition. The crossing, linked to Gen Francisco Marguila, is not yet confirmed by San Antonio officials. Authorities note arms smuggling increased after a U.S. embargo and fear more crossings occur at night, aided by weak Mexican border enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meporta
Mexico City
Matuday
Eduardo Herpandez
Rio Grande
Laredo
Hernandes
Francisco Marguila
Carrane
San Antonio
Banda
Nuevo Laredo
Fatillo
Meazles
Juaresay
Hernandez
Alamo Heights incorporation petitions filed for vote
Residents plan to incorporate Alamo Heights as an exclusive suburb north of the city. County Judge McCloskey expected to set a date after ten days notice. The area would include Alsmo Heights Terrell Hills and Montclair addition with about 3000 residents and $3,000,000 in property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Heights
Augustus J. McCloskey
Alsmo Heights
Terrell Hills
Montclair Addition
Texas Military Academy
Broadway
New Braunfels
Mrs Stone Quillian Accident and Besith Insurance
A brief notice references Mrs Stone Quillian and insurance matters involving South ee Surety Companys in Crockett at 1420. The fragmentary text notes an accident and related coverage actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Quillian
Harlandale Incorporation Vote Delayed After Mayor Statement
Residents of Harlandale, south of San Antonio, at a Friday meeting debated incorporation and voted to postpone action for now after a letter from Mayor O B Black denying any plan to extend city limits and assurances from City Attorney T H Ridgeway. W J Hughes was elected per-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
San Antonio
O. B. Black
T. H. Ridgeway
W. J. Hughes
Tanise relief helps patient regain strength and appetite
A patient describes severe nervousness and insomnia before using Tanise. After taking Tanise, the person reports regained appetite, better sleep, and overall improved well being, claiming to feel like a new person and grateful to share the experience with Tanise. The account notes availability through druggists.
Girls Enthusiastic About City Swimming Clubs
The Light reports growing interest in swimming clubs for both genders. Bem Louse Chambers and Florence Zogheth, among other local youths, have earned spots in the program offering free wool swimming suits. Applicants from San Antonio and surrounding areas may obtain details at The San Antonio Light office on East Travis Street, with out-of-city applicants replying by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Bove
Bem Louse Chambers
Fearaol
Monterey Street
Plorance Zogheth
Grayson Street
Esveral
Evite Tert
San Antonio
Travis
Harlandale Improvement Club Forms Committees
Permanent secretary dismissed rumors of a disruption after a meeting and announced the Harlandale Improvement Club formed with Ben Dalby as permanent chairman. Committees will visit County Judge Augustus McCloskey and county commissioners to learn street improvement plans and consult with commissioner candidates about their positions, with endorsement possible. A second meeting is set for next Friday night to hear committee reports.
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Manent
Barlantnle Improvement Club
Ben Dalby
Augustus McCloskey
Harlandale
Hughes
Consul Garza Proposes Mexican Return to Colonies in Mexico
Consul Leal reports plan to send representatives to Texas to advise Mexican city rents wishing to return home. Movements already under way in Gonzales Warco San Marcos and Manor with many emigrants owning farm tools. Mexico to offer private and government land on easy terms, with irrigation and land clearing funded by the government and former residents forming committees.
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Garza Yest
Texas
San Antonio
Canaal Leal
Vexas
Gonzales
Warco
San Marcos
Manor
Consul Leal
Foreign Ministry
United States
Mexico
Tobacco Haul Burglaries And Other Local Incidents
Burglars stole 25 automobile casings and six cases of tobacco from John P. Crane wholesale warehouse at 615 South Medina Street on Sunday. A lawn mower was taken from John Kenney Jr. at 142 South Laredo Street Sunday afternoon. General John Ys. Hines will depart San Antonio for Fort Riley Kansas Tuesday to attend cavalry school graduation, with Capt. Charles T. Bolte accompanying him. he will inspect Fort Reno and Fort Sill on return. Gregorio Gonzales of 523 South Flores Street broke his right leg in a fall from an embankment at the city garbage loading station. A city employee at the dump fell and was hospitalized. Three Mexican youths, in a stolen Sheriff Nowotny car from Comal County, were arrested in New Braunfels and returned to the theft’s victim. Police pursued the car into town. suspects ranged 12 to 34 years old. An advertisement touts Imperial Eczema Remedy with refund policy. In Roselawn Cemetery, described as a burial park, Crockett 1088 is noted as an advertisement.
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John P. Crane
South
Medina Street
John Kenney Jr
South Laredo Street
Fort Riley
John Ys. Hines
Fighth Corps
San Antonio
Kan
Cavalry School
Charles T., Bolte
Hines
Fort Reno
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Malin Thir Ae 2
Creal
Gregorio Gonzales
Flores Street
Cassiano Xtrent
Cienzales
Robert R. Green
Hogpisl
Blveriff
Nowotny
Comal County
New Braunfels
Batt Antonio
Kew Braunfely
Brown
Bartholavane and
Manechirsel
Fire at Tailor Shop Ignites Gasoline Cleaners
Fire at Pedro Solis's tailor shop 8211-2 South Medina street occurred Sunday night as gasoline used to clean garments ignited fumes. Solis escaped unharmed. clothing valued at 75 dollars destroyed. Firefighters used chemicals to control the blaze.
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Pedro Solis
Medina Street
Solis
Ministers Alliance signals opposition to nonconstitutional candidates
In the Fourteenth District, the Ministers Alliance plans to oppose any candidate for Congress who rejects the current national constitution. At a closed Travis Park Methodist Church meeting, leaders urged unity and delayed a formal report until all candidates could declare their stance on the Volstead amendment. The pastors expect to broadcast the interviewing committee’s data to all district Methodists soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Travis Park Methodist Church
Pastors’ Alliance
Obituary of Robert Hulbert 19 in San Antonio
Robert Hulbert, 19, died Sunday at the family home, 926 West Woodlawn avenue. A native of Ohio and resident of San Antonio for ten years, he had been ill and could not finish high school. Survived by his father J B Hulbert and his mother and sister Miss Phylis Hulbert. father was manager for Standard Oil in Tampa. Funeral at 4 p.m. Tuesday from the residence. active pallbearers listed.
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Joseph
Robert Hulbert
Joseph Robert Hulbert
West Woodlawn Avenue
Ohio
San Antonio
J. B. Hulbert
Standard of Company
Tampico
Phylis Hulbert
Walter Deifrnise
J. D B. Kerr
Thomas Frost
Thomas Edwards
Wil
Obituary notices from San Antonio local hospital deaths
Wasalie Chadin 46 died Sunday morning at a local hospital. Funeral worded for Monday afternoon from the Shelley Undertaking Company parlors. Walter Ry. Shely 27 died Sunday afternoon. funeral at 10 Tuesday morning in Shelley Undertaking Company chapel. Alexander D. Holt 61 died Sunday afternoon. survived by wife and several children. funeral Tuesday at Birth Undertaking Company with Calvary Baptist Church service and Mission Burial Park interment. Mrs. J. Louthan 64 died Saturday while visiting a son in Houston. funeral Monday at family residence with Rev. W. B. Muckner and Mission Burial Park service. Jake Boone 40 years, San Antonio dairyman, died.
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Wasalie Chadin
Shelley Undertaking Company
Walter K. Shely
Walter Ry. Shely
Alexander D. Holt
Panola
Tex
San Antonio
Rong
William
A. K
A.J. Holt
John M. Holt
Detroit
Fla
M. EB. Devis
Marehall
H. G. Coburn
E. 0. Clark
J.A. Hurst
Lela May Holt
Birth Undertaking Company
W. W. Lee
Calvary Baptist Church
Mission
Local obituaries outline Boone and Wood families in Texas
Monday morning at a local hospital, several deaths are reported. Survivors include Mrs. P. G. Malding and Mrs. Jack Ricks among four daughters, four sons Henry Charles Jack Boone and Clarence Boone, a sister Mrs. Ida Wheeler, and brother Charles Boone of San Antonio. Funeral planned for 3524 Lakeview Avenue. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Lillian A Wood of Del Rio, survived by husband F B Wood and son C B Wood, with three sisters Mrs. Marlow, Mrs. Sudan, and Mrs. Mestan.
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P. G. Malding
Alvin
Cek
Jack Ricks
W. G. Butler
Misa Ethel Boone
San Antonio
Lakeview Avenue
Lillian A
Stash of Government Buildings and Improvements Sale Planned
Columbus Ohio and Lin ford Anderson of Indianapolis mourn a death as a body is sent to Del Rio by undertakers Hagg McCollum and others. Sealed proposals due June 15 1922 for purchase of government owned buildings and improvements at Mercedes Roma and Grulla Texas with details from the Quartermaster Fort Brown Fort Ringgold or the Depot office.
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Lighth Corps
General Avon
Fort Sam Houston
Tes
Brownsville
Tex
Columbus
Ohio
Linford Anderson
Indianapolis
del Rio
Hagg & McCollum
Digh
H Corps
General Area
Fort Sam Holston
Texas
Mercedes
Roma
Ga ‘Grulla
Fort Brown
Fort Ringgold
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Tanise Geogie
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Florence Zogheib
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Emma Louise Chambers
Monterey SE
Roselawn
Roselnien
GB O'vlock
N. T. Powell
A. B. Hardin
North Flores Street
Driwntown
X &Taverard
Gunter Hotel
EM Wertzberg
Caro Franklin
Rafaelo Diaz
Mamie Denison
WET
Liant Palmer
Thomas Rogers
Eugene M. Hays
G. Taylor
C. D. Jarrett
Ysle Hicks
Venable
W. B. Russ
I. la McGlassan
Jake Boone
Dairyman
Morris Plan
SAN Antonio Morris Plan CO Industrial Banking
W. Commerce St
Sourhhern Pacific
California
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Navarro St
Hazy, & McCollim
Undertakers
Quick Ambulance Service
Crockett 104
At. Pal Houra
Seventh Street
Gunter
Model Baking CO
Richter’s Bakery
Buller Krust
Hoy Blend
Reas
Reguar
Sheffie
Sheffield
Nisl
Alamo Plaza
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