Visitor From Mexico Robbed By Two Gunmen
A Mexican visitor was robbed at night near the southern Pacific railway station as two Black gunmen, one tall and slender in a surplus suit and the other of medium height in a dark suit, stole his wallet pistols and money. Detectives Rubyen Hovt man hunted the assailants with no trace found by early morning. Additional thefts included autos, purses, and a pistol stolen from a vendor near St. Mary’s and France streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tafnet
Fo Negro Guthmen
Renoy
Jugue
Moteta
Rivect
Silves
Jetef Slayan
Mexico
Hin Royle
Lareto
Bin
Gomnuz
Soutind
Lie
Frank Goldstein
Mason Etretl
St. Mary's
Fancia
Istola
A. Rouff
North Pieres
Ruiz Street
Durin Hig
Misa Winifred Huith
Colcasion Building
Malone tract fair site battle ends with vote delay
City officials weigh a fair site for a Malon e tract as Commissioners Taurubert Wright and Dfeiffer push for a northwest location near Bracken tidue Oak. A caucus in the mayor's office muted the plan with chamber pressure to buy a suitable site, but the proposal stalled awaiting a public vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissionera
Ray Taurubert
Wrisht
Duke Dfeiffer
Chamber of Commerce
Malone
Artien
Te Sivers
Lambert
Wright
Favor School Bonds in High Stakes Vote Amid Debates
A contentious school bonds vote unfolds at a November meeting led by Nat M. Washer. Officials defend reduced class sizes, welfare programs, and public school funding while critics push back on alleged reforms and fiscal impact. The scene centers on community concerns and the future of local education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial
Nat M. Washer
Aking Progaman
Pateune
Subs
Chess Vehgol- Wodee Kitherings
Enysraut
Clouil
Meeting details blur in 4 dollar event at Maccabos group
A fragmented notice describes a 4 dollar gathering at the Maccabos meeting in the WOW with rooms. It mentions high school boys tallying attendance and a meeting at Summit Avenue. J. A. Cooke Wilson M Shafer are noted among participants and the timing appears as 11203125 Summit Avenue with related officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
Epraks
Tally
Ba'clatk Ne
Summit Avenue
J. A. Cooke
Wilson M
Shafer Wnd
Unclear cafe shooting leaves man fatally wounded
In a Monday night cafe confrontation at 293 Te rlit Street a Black man was fatally shot by a suspect described as a Black man with aliases. The victim, identified as Hunt, collapsed near the public safety item after being struck in the heart. Police and detectives formed a citywide dragnet but made no arrests by dawn. The body was taken to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hot
Monteres
Gheot
al S
Aml
Pega
Paice
Howe
Lingn
Captain Street
Datorlive Department
Honor Davis Memory Jefferson Davis Birthday Service
Albert Sidney Johnston Camp of the United Confederate Veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy held a Sunday service observance of Jefferson Davis birthday at Gunter Forest. The program featured music and spoken tributes, a cross of honor presentation, and a eulogistic address by Rev J W Allbritton praising Davis as Confederate president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sidney Johnston
Carp
United Confederate Veterans
Jefferson, Davis
Gunter Fores
Ameries
Piano Soto
Annie Laurie
Lacy Banks
Sour
A. A. Simpson
Juanita Baskin
Rong Ward McKenzie
McKenzie
J. W. Allbritten
Terbst
Dridge
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
EO. Spencer
Havels
Ninna Volo
Tek Banks
Allbrittes
Jefferson Davis
Veterans Aid Seeks Funds for San Francisco Claims
Disabled American Veterans of the World War plans to send a representative body to San Francisco to lobby for enhanced compensation before President Harding. They seek $1500 or more in donations sent to Guarants State Bank in San Antonio via Max Tt. Stone Chapter No. 4. The drive aims to secure a constitutional provision ensuring disabled veterans need not appeal to the police for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harding
Forbes
Veterans’ Dureas
Guarants State Bank
San Antonio
Mule Ny
Max Tt
Stone
Concert Schedule at Scottish Rite Cathedral This Week
The concert grid is set for Wednesday night at 8 in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Director Walter Insel arranged a special program. The Boy Scout band received high praise from national executives for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Tite
Walter TH. Insel
Boy Scomk
Tasos
West
Wir
Incarnate Word college honors women graduates in state teachers certificates
Twenty women received state teachers certificates at the graduation exercises of Incarnate Word college. The ceremony opened with a procession and solemn mass in the college chapel, with Father Pincel as celebrant and Father I.W. Wrinton as sub-deacon. The bachelor of arts degree and other awards were presented, including the Stanislaus gold medal for best essay and the Christian doctrine proficiency award to Kathleen Durna. Seventeen graduates and six to eight seniors also completed other programs in the weekend ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndiangeeen Nui
Word College
Father Pincel
Robert Mayl
I.W. Wrinton
Rather
Sexton
St. Mary's Ebnied
Christian Dootvine
Kathleen Durna
Casey
Helen Carroll
Cosnish
Vincent
Piteltita Miu Yuu
Bertha Murphy
Cecilia “Pinto
Amelia Schiffers
Cariane Camapa
Caille Considine
Aung Simznang
Tonalin Yueht
Mary Elliot
Ruth Pom
Auna
Coryel
Ad Club members tour engraving plant and process
Sixty members of the San Antonio Ad Club were shown the photoengraving process at the Service Engraving Company plant. President Bjorknausein led the visit with explanations from Joh L. Bjorknangen as guests observed cut making and the path from layout to final art department work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Ad Club
Service Begraving
Ad Circh
Joh L. Broekbnngen
Seeging Engaaging Company
Bint Amg
Bjorknausin
Advertising Club luncheon covers photography and engraving advances
The meeting opened by William Strachhausen discusses advertising growth and magazine printing quality. Harald Kayton addresses the World Advertising Clubs, while Mrs M L Staley and Senator Harey Hertzberg attend. A prize for oil painting by Ponie Ten Sylvester is mentioned.
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Chicago
Uragkhausen
Iimpassk
William [Strachhausen
Ad Club
Aiive
Mulwaukee
Harald Kayton
National Vies -Prasity
Selub
Harey Hertzberg
Sale of Government Buildings and Improvements Notice
Office Quartermaster Supply Officer Fight Corps General Area Depot N 2 Bart 18am Houston Texas invites sealed proposals until 6 36 p m standard time June 15 1922 for disposal of government owned buildings and improvements at Mercedes Roma and Ta Grin Texas bidders to submit bids to the clerkwater Fort Brown Texas in this office Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fight Corps
Bart
Houston
Texas
Fort Brown
Pesas
Kitt Ringgold
Krexas
Ady
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Frost National Bank
Frost Narional Bank AN An
Prosiplaress
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
Commerce Street
Ferrell, Davis, Huff & McMillan
Bee
Caldwell
J. E. Jarratt & Company
Bede Building
Ivestment Bankers
Wimer-Richardson & Company (Incorporated
Investment Bankers Central Trust Building
Sem Antorio
Texan
Cities Service Company
Pee
Debranires
Cities Service
Fotis Cttiky
United Arm
Earings
Isrzes
Fox Eirenlar
W. K. Ewing & CO
Tivestereet Gookers
Lockwood National Bank
Houston Street
BANK
Achaer
Eagle Sheet Metal Works
Negelinas Sheet
Crockett
Travis
Southern Steel Company
Presa Street
Texae
Fair Site
Fantbert
Welcht
Pfeiffer
Werit
Cale
Davis
Progran
Confederate Veterans and Daughters
All Club Breastiers
Wisit Service Engraving Company P Lant
Southwest
Galvestonia
Corpus Christi
Aransas Vass
Point Landed
View Bluff
Ray A Ford
Wan
Detroit
Ford
Lincoln
Clifton George Motor CO. and
Bud Fanstai
Universal Car Company
Avene Co
Maurile
Baker Motor Company
Mitta
Jeanre Af Park
J. R Cunningham
F. A. Piper
Pauline Dietrich
Charlotte Strum
Lester O. Morris
Cora W. Thewitt
Mary S. Peck
Everett W. Wilson
Paul M. Peck
City National BA Bank
Cstablsuin
Navarra
Gap Central Trust
Fred Hummert
Courlcotts
Crovkott
Che Grace
Sheraton
Colonial Pioneers
Xira Thetter
Mylehee Service
Stud
Gimbel
Hertzberg’s Opticians
Bonsten St
Marya
Avotin
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