Woodmen Visit Comfort with San Antonio Delegation
Clinton G Brown of San Antonio spoke on Woodcraft as part of a daylong Woodmen of the World excursion. The event drew about 1000 attendees from five camps and featured baseball, fraternal demonstrations, foot and egg races, tug of war, and a demonstration of lodge work. The excursion returns to San Antonio at 7:30 PM.
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Comfort
Tex
Cypress Camp No
San Antonio
Kerrville
Sam Houston Camp No
Sam Houston Camp
Cypress Camp
Clinton G. Brown
Woodmen
Order
Woodmen of the World
Tinners Fall Fatal In Roof Work
A fractured skull from a fall on a tin roof fatally injures Joseph Ignacio Cordova 47 a tinner. He died at a local hospital. Cordova a San Antonian member of Modern Woodmen of America and vice president of the Tinners local union. Funeral held at 9:45 this morning from Sloan Hagy Undertaking Parlors.
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Joseph Ignacio Cordova
Cordova
San Antonian
Modern Woodmen of America
Tinners
Sloan & Hagy Undertak
Proposed bandage rates suspended by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed railroad baggage regulations on excess rates and size limits for 120 days starting July 1 while investigations proceed. The rules would add charges for pieces over 45 inches and ban pieces over 70 inches, except immigrant baggage. Railroads had agreed to the regulations prior to suspension.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads
Cordova Service Held at St Marys Church
Following services in St Marys church interment was made in St Marys cemetery. Surviving Mr Cordova are a widow and six children.
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Ing Establishment
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Cordova
Dr J R Cunningham Osteopath Ad
Dr J R Cunningham 449 Moore bids Osteopath old phone 984ng listed in directory notice with practice details and contact number.
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J. R. Cunningham
Moore
Staacke Bros Offer Low Prices On Carriages
A large selection of carriages buggies and phaetons is available at very low prices from Staacke Bros. The sale emphasizes affordable options for buyers seeking basic and practical vehicles.
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Staacke Bros
Free Clinic Board Sets Meeting on New Hospital Report
The Free Clinic association board urges attendance at 5 o'clock today above the Plaza theater to hear team reports and perfect remaining organization for the $50,000 hospital fund. Progress is promised, with many hours donated and the permanent headquarters opened. delays cited for Rev. Phillip Cook and the clock project. Dr. C S Venable notes rising clinic demand and five patients turned away for lack of urgent surgical care. Public-spirited citizens seek a hospital where no one is turned away.
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The
Free Clinic Association
Plaza Theater
Phillip Cook
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Laredo Street
San Antonio
Dr J R Smith Recovering After Knife Attack
Fort Worth Texas June 6 Dr J R Smith wealthy Knox county land owner and physician who is caring for the tenant farmer who stabbed him will recover his physicians announced this morning The operation yesterday was successful and the victim is greatly improved today
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J. R. Smith
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Knox County
Waco to Install Filtration Plant
A bond issue of 400000 dollars was purchased by Commerce Trust Co of Kansas City for a total premium of 18000. Proceeds fund a large water filtration plant, elevated reservoirs, and extending mains to unserved city areas. Bonds pay 5 percent and run for 80 years.
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Waco
Associated Press
Tex
The
Commerce Trust Company of
Kansas City
Woodward Special Guaranteed Rubber Tires
Woodward Carriage Co offers special guaranteed rubber tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Woodward Carriage Co
Gov Foss Sr. Dies in Jamaica Plain at 83
George Edmund Foss aged 83 father of Gov Eugene N Foss of Massachusetts and Rep George E Foss of Illinois died in his Jamaica Plain home after a several months illness. He passed away with Governor Foss and Congressman Foss at his bedside.
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Gov. Foss
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
George Edmund Foss
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
George E. Foss
Illinois
Jamaica Plain
Governor Foss
Foss
Blind Institute Commencement Held in Austin
A large audience attended the State Blind Institute auditorium for graduation exercises. Miss Ruby Mills of Austin and Bessie Williams of Kemp were the graduates this year. The Alumni Association also held its meeting there.
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Blind Institute
Austin
Tex
State Blind Institute
Ruby Mills
Bessie Williams
Kemp
Who Said Corns Get-IT Works Instead of Instruments
An advertiser promotes GETS-IT as a painless corn cure replacing knives razors and plasters. It claims to shrink corns bunions callouses and warts leaving healthy flesh and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Sold by druggists at 25 cents a bottle from E. Lawrence & Co Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
St Mary's Alumni Banquet Set For June 15 At Gunter Hotel
The St Marys College Alumni Association plans the annual banquet for graduates held Saturday night June 15 at the Gunter hotel. About 250 members may attend with 175 already confirmed. A toast program and entertainment are planned with several college faculty invited. Invitations extended to Brother William Ernst Brother Louis Tregesser Brother Edward Leimkuhler and Otto Anthony Vinke. Ushers named for the June 13 closing exercises at the Royal theater.
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St. Mary's College
Alumni Association
Gunter Hotel
William Ernst
St. Mary’s College
Louis Tregesser
St. Louis College
Edward Leimkuhler
Otto Anthony Vinke
Royal Theater
Dallas Delegation Sells Alamo Heights Train For Texas Endeavor Union
The Dallas group in the Texas Christian Endeavor Union plans to attend the convention in San Antonio with a special train. North Texas societies join to push Dallas as next year’s host city. A grand rally at Central Congregational Church precedes departure at 10 and trains at 11. They arrive in San Antonio at 3 Tuesday.
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Dallas
Texas Christian Endeavor Union
San Antonio
Central Congregational Church
Round Up Thieves Target Chicago Convention Crowds
Captain John J. Halpin of the detective bureau orders a general round up of thieves known nationally and internationally to be in Chicago for the convention. Within two days twenty complaints suggest a well known crook at work with two female accomplices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John J. Halpin
Detective Bureau
Stiles Praises Auto Club House Site in North Loop
Harvey C. Stiles, horticultural expert, commends the San Antonio Automobile Club for securing a land tract on the North Loop for its clubhouse. He notes the site offers advantages for an ideal park and reaches this conclusion after a thorough inspection.
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Stiles
Marion to Incorporate and Develop Artesian Well
Marion Texas will incorporate as a town after a petition gathered votes in favor. Local capitalists plan to organize a company to sink an artesian well, signaling growth and formal town government.
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Marion
Tex
Catholic University honors first women with arts degree
Sisters from San Antonio become the first women in four centuries to earn a bachelor of arts at the Catholic University of America. Sister Mary Columbine and Sisters Mary Columba, Mary Regina and Mary Antonio received the baccalaureate diploma at the Teachers College commencement amid a class of eighteen graduates. San Antonio has long sent students to the college, and the news notes the achievement as surpassing all male scholastic marks at the university.
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Catholic Sisters of
San Antonio
Teachers’ College
The
Catholic University of America
Washington
Mary Columbine
Academy of the Incarnate Word
Mary Columba
Mary Regina
Mary
Sororities Ban Enacted at Shorter College
Rome Georgia June 6 sororities at Shorter College are banned by Dr A W Van House after student consultation. Five national sororities Phi Mu Sima Jota Chi Alpha Sigma Alpha Psi Mu Gamma and Kappa Belta Phi will close their charters after this session citing clanishness and bitterness fostered by sororities.
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Rome
Shorter College
A. W. Vanhouse
W. Emmett Stephens
China
Shorter
van House
Phi Mu
Sima Jota Chi
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Psi Mu Gamma
Kappa Belta Phi
Temple Forms Aero Club to Build Flying Machines
Temple Texas becomes first city in the state to charter a corporation for building and promoting flying machines. The Aero Club Temple, with 5 stock, names E K Williams W G Rowland W E Dozier and four others as incorporators. The original charter aimed to establish a library and promote scientific undertakings but broadened to airships and aerial craft though no Texas law authorizes such building.
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Austin
Tex
Temple
Texas
Meceme
State Department
Diss Close
Aero Club Temple
E. K. Williams
W. G. Rowland
W. E. Dozier
Personal Guarantee for eczema remedy sale in town
Local shop advertises D D D Prescription as a guaranteed eczema and skin ailment cure. It promises no charge if the bottle fails and claims rapid relief from itching with a Chicago made compound of thymos glycerine oil and wintergreen. The note lists A M Fischer at Alamo Plaza and E Houston Street as sellers.
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D. D. D. Laboratories
Chicago
A. M. Fischer
Alamo Plaza
E. Houston Street
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Tinner
Cuba
Minnesota
Orde
Key West
Cuban
Osterhaus
Cuban Republic
Emmet Bank
Thos, D. Conroy
J. Frank Gadlagher
EB. J. McCormick
Sistamt Cashier
McElwain
Little Men's
Goodyear West
Oxford
W. H. McElwain Company
Free Clinic Board
White Horse Tavern
Express
Saul Woltson
ST. Mary's
Clifton George Sells
Alamo Heights
Dallas Christian Endeavorers
Crooks
Catholic University
Temple Company
First Corporation of Kind
A. Coliman
Main Ave
Theo Artzt
Bot
Bexar Drug Company
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