Publicity League Directors Meet to Arrange Banquet
The Publicity League board will meet Tuesday at 4 PM in the Chamber of Commerce to name a committee and finalize details for the city banquet. The event, postponed from Wednesday due to Fred Reutzel's father's death in Houston, aims to unite business interests as boosters for greater San Antonio publicity.
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Publicity League
Fred Reutzel
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
San Antonio Set for Wider U.S. Advantage and Growth
The article notes that advantages and opportunities for San Antonio will be materially increased in the future, signaling broader national impact. It frames growth as a sustained trend benefiting the city and its connections across the United States.
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San Antonio
United States
County Wealth Seen Rising in Value Estimates
The county’s board of equalization notes tentative total valuations will top 90 million dollars, with an estimated eight to nine percent rise from last year’s 83 million. Few objections have been raised as the assessment proceeds.
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Bexar County
Smelter and Railroad Strikes Hit Torreon Mexico
Labor trouble halts 700 Torreon smelter workers and the Asarco plant, with a 10 percent wage demand. Firemen and coal passers on the Torreon division of the Mexican International railway strike for April pay, delaying payrolls and dispatches amid tensions with revolutionaries.
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el, Paso
Tex
Torreon
Mexico
Madero
Asarco Smelter
American Smelting and Refining Company
Torreon- Jurango
Mexican International Railway
Torreon Smelter
Assrcommelter
Durango
Mechanical Branch
John ‘T. Cheek
Emilio Madero
Foon Chuck
Mass of Thanksgiving Held for St Mary's College Students
A mass of thanksgiving for St Mary's college students was celebrated at St Mary's church at 9 am attended by pupils and parents. Rev Father James Canning delivered a sermon on honesty. The service featured a string orchestra and participants from St Louis college and the Incarnate Word.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary's College
St. Mary's Church
Father el
St. Louis College
Father Mulvaney
Father Schneider
The
Incarnate Word
Fe Yen Hy
Father Carrier
Brothers Anty
Saloon License Granted at 601 Crockett Street
Judge Phil Shook granted the Porter's saloon license at 601 Crockett street in county criminal court this morning after a days long hearing. John McHugo and others opposed the license citing neighborhood concerns.
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Crockett Street
Phil Shook
County Criminal Court
John McHugo
Thirty three Sales Ordered for Tax Delinquencies
The district clerk issued thirty three orders of sale in recent days due to unpaid taxes. Taxpayers were allowed to protest in district court dockets, but most cases were defaulted and moved forward by the clerk.
Free remedy to treat a sickly youngster a column
A household health tip promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for common constipation in children. It cites testimonials from Mrs N H Mead of Freeport Kansas and Mrs J R Whitin of Lena Wisconsin and offers a free sample by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 641 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
N. H. Mead
Freeport
Kans
J. R. Whitin
Lena
Wis
Marlin
Rlin
Germany
Marlin Commercial Club
Texas
Health of division shows low sickness in San Antonio
The report notes a small rise in sickness but still far below normal levels. It states 20 per mille sick versus 42 per mille typical, finds no need to move troops, praises local water, and warns about risk of eye illness from sun exposure without shade.
Troops Ordered Home as U S Withdrawals Begin
The United States moves the second step in withdrawing forces near Mexico with President Taft approving a war department order to return 4000 soldiers from Galveston Texas and 1500 from San Diego California to their posts.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mexico
Taft
War Department
Galveston
Tex
San Diego
Cal
Substations recalled as border patrol in district ends
Military substation units set up for continuous border patrol in the district were recalled today, ending an ongoing patrolling operation that had continued up to now.
Funeral for Dr A B Chamberlain set in Galveston
Dr A B Chamberlain a thirty third degree Mason and sovereign grand inspector general of the supreme council dies in Washington. His funeral with Kadosh service will occur in the Scottish Rite cathedral Galveston Sunday June 11 at midnight followed by interment Monday evening. A San Antonio Masons delegation may attend.
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A. B. Chamberlain
Supreme Council
Free Masonry
Washington
Galveston
Chamberlain
Sovereign Grand Inspector General
San Antonio
Croziea Named Texas Realty Association State Organizer
EB. R. Croziea former Light advertising staffer is appointed state organizer for the Texas Realty association by Hall P. Street. He will start Monday and visit Fort Worth and Waco to affiliate dealers, then Paris and other towns to form local exchanges. He aims to organize many exchanges before July 10 for broad Temple meeting attendance.
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EB. R. Croziea
the Light
Hall P. Street
Texas Realty Association
Mr. Croziea
Fort Worth
Waco
Paris
Texas
San Antonio
Crozica
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Brownsville, Tex
Hoddson Candy Maker
East Houston St
St. Mary’s St
the Bridge
San Antonio Masons
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E. A. Holland
Hicks
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Commerce
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Littell
N. 2Nd Street
St. Louis
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Austin
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Charles W. Johnson
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West Commerce Street
Geo. W. Brackenridge
Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Joe Ford
Heres Sr
Caroline Kampmann
I. B. Palfrey
E. A. Stribling
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Carlsbad OF America
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