New Royal Presents Dixie Mother and Notre Dame de Paris
At the New Royal today a big double feature program includes a two reel Dixie Mother and the hand colored Notre Dame de Paris by Pathe players. The Dixie Mother is a Bronco film praised for quality while Notre Dame de Paris unfolds a sensational story with vivid natural colors. The theater enjoyed a near capacity crowd yesterday with compliments to the orchestra and theater cooling.
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New Royal
San Antonians
Notre Dame de Paris
Pathe Players
Dixie
San Antonio
Royal
Star Theater Big Night Promises Amateurs and Fun
Tonight at the Star Theater features a "big night" with amateur acts added to the usual program. Patrons can expect lively entertainment as the local performers take the stage.
Dressmakers Model Amateurs Set To Light Up San Antonio
The Dixie Girls Musical Comedy Company presents The Dressmakers Model this week with ten to twelve contestants. The show blends a lively musical farce with half dozen numbers and two specialties by Miss Donnie Gallaway and the O'Dowd Sisters. Three first class pictures will screen, rivaling any era in San Antonio, followed by a two and a half hour program featuring 25 to 30 helpers. Wednesday sees a Pancoast Morgan store giveaway, Friday hosts a chorus contest, and Saturday’s 2 to 5 matinee by Twentyeth Century Pharmacy Fountain includes a coupon for a fountain drink.
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Dixie Girls’ Musical Comedy Company
Donnie Galloway
O'Dowd
Battle of Matamoros on Screen at Wigwam Theater No 1
Moving pictures at Wigwam Theater No 1 feature actual combat scenes from Matamoros including an 11 year old hero leading a charge and women in battle. The footage, shot at close range, is presented in addition to the regular program.
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Wigwam Theater No. 1
Battle of
Matamoros
Florence Talbot Delights at Grand Opera House
At the Grand Opera House Miss Florence Talbot scored a decided hit with clever singing and new songs amid generous applause. Tonight the Country Store will be bigger and better, with a valuable dinner set as one of the prizes.
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Grand Opera House
Florence Talbot
Miss Talbot
Top of the Town Roof Garden draws crowds with music
The St Anthony Roof Garden is hailed as a premier dining and listening venue with both vocal and instrumental offerings. Tonight features soloist Charles Cameron Bell, a tenor, performing live.
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St. Anthony Roof Garden
Charles Cameron Bell
Socialists Nominate Candidate for Eighteenth District
Socialists in Hallettsville yesterday named Ernest Meitzen as their candidate for senator of the Eighteenth district. Democratic nominee is Dr. I E Clark of Schulenburg. Election set for July 19.
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Hallettsville
Tex
Ernest Meitzen
I. E. Clark
Schulenburg
Riverside Restaurant Ad Promotes Pavement Materials
An advertisement touts Riverside Restaurant in Granitord and Granocrete with claims of value for money. It highlights the phrase The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements, suggesting affordable, durable paving products or services linked to the restaurant’s branding.
Naval Stores Convictions Set Aside by Supreme Court
Five officials of the American Naval Stores Company of Savannah known as the turpentine trust had their Sherman law convictions set aside by the Supreme Court due to an erroneous trial judge instruction. Justice Pitney dissented. The case involved alleged conspiracy to manipulate the naval stores market and would have punished monopoly and restraint of trade. The company has since entered bankruptcy and the government noted no broad shift against Sherman law enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
American Naval Stores Company of
Savannah
Turpentine Trust
Supreme Court
Justice Pitney
Department of Justice
Edmund 8. Nash
Spencer P. Shotter
George Meade Bordman
Carl Moller
Jacksonville
Shotter’s and
Meyers
Holmes
Com
Court of Appeals For
Fifth Circuit
Obituaries of Mahoney Schmidt Jackson Seiter Hunter in San Antonio
Obituaries note death of Kein Mahoney 65 at 2017 South Flores. Albert Schmidt 72 Confederate veteran dies at 211 Narp and to be buried in Confederate Cemetery. Harry Jackson 60 native of New York dies in hospital. funeral from San Antonio Undertaking and burial at Beth El Cemetery. Henry J Seiter 40 dies in hospital. funeral at 527 West Cypress. Hardy B Hunter 70 dies at 519 Sherman Street. burial in Confederate Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed for each.
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Hunter
Hardy B. Hunter
Sherman Street
Alabama
Texas
W. L. Hunter
Nixon
Tex
Jane Fisher
Pleasanton
Sarah
Martha
San Antonio
Riverside Restaurant Adment Sam Speir Hardware Co
Riverside Restaurant invitation points to location with screen doors and windows. Sam Speir Hardware Co at 219 Losoya Street features in the readable lines as a nearby business reference.
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Sam Speir Hardware Co
Losoya St
Pastor Russell Arrives With Bible Students For City Visit
Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn tabernacle leader of the Millennial Dawn movement arrived in the city at 8 30 this morning aboard a special eleven coach train. He travels with over 200 Bible students and will address conventions at Beethoven Hall on The Body of Christ and Beyond the Grave. He plans to leave for El Paso Tuesday morning.
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Pastor Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
International Bible Students’ Association
City
Beethoven Hall
el Paso
International Bible Students
Hot Springs
Jesus
Russell
Congress
Parliament
Prominent Guests Lodge Across San Antonio Hotels
Houston dignitary D. R. Beatty registers at St Anthony while Dallas furman, Victoria ranchman Irvin Kibbe, and many others from Texas and beyond check into Crockett, Menger, Bowie, Savoy, Gunter, and other hotels in San Antonio. Notables from Chicago to Boston listed among arrivals.
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D. R. Beatty
Houston
Beatty
St. Anthony
D. D. Furman
Dallas
Crockett
Irvin Kibbe
Victoria
Menger
Robert Hunter
Agsamon
Okla
Bowie
Ed W. Banker
Burlington
Kan
Savoy
George Actor
Yoakum
W. T. Armatrong
John Stattings
Cuero
Bowle
James A. Marks
W. H. Tolbert
Bexar
Gunter
John T. Watt
Carrizo Springs
G. W. Hazelwood
Mineral Wells
R. Rosenblatt
Beaumont
Crockett Hotel
Martin M
W. W. Jones
Corpus Christi
Gufiter
Allan C. Emery
Boston
J. W. Ketter
Buffalo
J. H. Saie
R. T. Colston
Louisville, Ky
R. W. Barkley
Uvalde
Henry Edds
Hebbrowville
Penar
W. E. Wrather
E. P. Muster
J. S. Grunnen
Terrell
Henry Nathan
J. A. Garrett
Gonzales
J. T. Dyer
Richmond
Tex
C. G. Murray
Springfield
L. 8. Plant
C. W. Byrne
Atlanta
C. H. Carlton
C. M. Mears
John H. Bailey
J. E. White
Eagle Pass
T. A. Williams
Galveston
G. F. Hindes
Pearsall
J. H. Norwood
Austin
W. R. Hyslop
San Antonio
Raymond Woodward
San Marcos
D. J. Woodward
City
San Antonio Automobile Club Luncheon and Meeting Notice
The club holds its weekly luncheon tomorrow at 12 80 oclock at the Menger Hotel with X Callahan discussing automobile magneto. Secretary W H Furlong Jr asks members to confirm attendance before 9 30 tomorrow morning for headcount. The monthly meeting is Wednesday at 8 p m at the north loop clubhouse and a Corpus Beach Hotel folder promotes a European fireproof stay.
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San Antonio Automobile Club
Menger
X. Callahan
W. H. Furlong Jr
North Loop
Automobiles and roads dominate Austin dispatches in auto trade notes
In Austin and surrounding towns, car buyers and dealers carry on as motor travel and commerce surge. Local reps from Hudson and Woodward report trips to Corpus Christi and Austin, while Studebaker and Detroiter distributors note strong six-state outlook. Car sales include Chalmers and Pierce Arrow, with road conditions described for recent trips and a caution on leaks and radiator treatments.
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William Steinhardt
Hudson Cars
T. E. Dean
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Austin
Hudson
Opening Day Pleases Labadie as Exhibit Ends
Mr. Labadie states he is well pleased with the opening day of the exhibit. The remarks emphasize satisfaction with the display and the reception by attendees.
New Garbage Wagon Planned for City South Side
Louis Rubiola, superintendent of street cleaning and garbage removal, seeks an additional wagon for the south district pending Mayor Brown’s approval. The current wagon from Perida Street south covers a vast area with high complaint levels, though overall progress improves. Rubiola plans a merit system to reward drivers with fewest complaints weekly.
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Louis Rubiola
Brown
Rubiola
Perida Street
Old Time Breakfast Pork Sausage Boxes Ready
Union Meat Company advertises one pound boxes of breakfast pork sausage sold through local butchers and grocers at twenty five cents per pound. Six-word price detail anchors the notice as a simple supply pitch.
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Union Meat Company
Y M C A encampment at Kerrville a great success
R M O Hair reports the Y M C A boys camp on Presbyterian grounds at Kerrville is thriving with well-floored tents, an experienced cook, a baseball diamond, and Guadalupe swimming. The board meets Thursday at 12:15 at the Y M C A building. Also notes fine fishing at Riverside Restaurant.
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Kerrville
R. M. O'Hair
Presbyterian
Guadalupe
Electrician Burned At Main Street Pole In Clarksville
Wire Chief Jourdan of the Home Telephone Company was severely burned while working atop a telephone pole on Main street Clarksville Texas today. It is believed he will recover.
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Clarksville
Tex
Jourdan
Home Telephone Company
Interurban line aids growth between Houston and Galveston
Vories P Brown reports daily heavy usage of the completed interurban between Houston and Galveston. He notes drained land, new townsites, rising rural population, and farmers adopting figs berries garden truck poultry and dairy. Residents say cheaper rapid transport lowers living costs while preserving city access. Projections praise for San Antonio Austin route. Guns ammunition and fishing tackle sold by Sam Speir Hardware Co.
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Vories P. Brown
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Births Report From Local Families List of Newborns
To Mr and Mrs L Stumberg a girl June 5 at Erie avenue cost 27 dollars. To Mr and Mrs James Shining a boy June 3 at Lee Surgical Hospital. To Mr and Mrs Don EB Andrews a girl May 31 at 256 Schley avenue. To Mr and Mrs Edwin Franke a boy June at 330 Pakota street.
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L. Stumberg
Erie Avenue
James Shining
Lee Surgical Hospital
Don EB. Andrews
Schley Avenue
Edwin Franke
Pakota Street
Burials Reported for Five Local Residents
Burial permits list Keen Mahoney aged 65 who died in June 2017 on S Flores street. Josefa Ozuns aged 27 died June 7 at Colima and San Felipe streets. Mrs. J. G. Cook Jr. aged 33 died June 7 at Myrtle and McCullough streets. D. Luega nine months died May 7 at Up son’s ranch.
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Keen Mahoney
S. Flores
Josefa Ozuns
Colima
San Felipe
J. G. Cook Jr
Myrtle
McCullough
D. Luega
Upson
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Castoria
Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castor
Bedge of
Ole Desamuel Pitoer
Mur Centaur Compar
New York
Albert W. Kahl
N. Y
Gustave A. Eisengraeber
St. Paul
Minn
E. J. Dennis
St. Louis
A. Buchanan
Philadelphia
J.E. Simpson
Chicago
Ill
R. E. Eskildson
Omaha
Neb
L. R. Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin F. Pardee
New York City
N. B. Sizer
Brooklyn
Star Theater
Central Trust Co
San Antonio, Texas
J. C. Terrell
Otto Koehler
Chas Schreiner
J. J. Stevens
B. G. Barnes W. P. Rote
Terrell Alexander Joske
Adolph Herff Ciggies Schreiner
Oo Koehler
K. R. BR
Albert Steves Sr
Jesse D. Oppenheimer
John T. Wilson
Bam C. Bell
Eda Rand
John Fest
G. Bechtel
Alfred Duerler
M. Baumblatt
John J. Stevens
John W. Warren Atlee
B. Ayres
Ach Wagner
Terrell Barnes
Riverside
Pitney
Reach City
Moving Pictures
Dave Marks
Paul W. Joplin
Corpus Beach
L. J. Trost
Birdsong & Potchernick
Laurel Heights
Wichita
Georgetown
C. E Stromberg
Woodward Carriage Company
J. F. Hagin
The
Guarantee Motor Car Company
August Bernhard
Citizens’ Auto Company
Bartlett
Jack Rabbit
H. E. Dougherty
Cole
Leo DeHymel
J. R. Overstreet
Fort Worth
Detroiter
Overstreet
Oklahoma
J. W. Collins
Collins Auto Company
Studebaker
E. A. Lilly
George H. King
Medina River
Lytle
Brown Sears
Brownwood
F. Herbelin
Waco
New Braunfels
Knight Motor Car Company
Udo Haarmann
Edward Layer
W. A. Layer & Sons
Mr. Layer
Fraser Auto Supply Company
Alamo Auto Sales Company
A. Levytatsky
A. Dauchy
J. H. Kirkpatrick Company
E. H. Labadie Automobile Company
Maxwell
Wilson Bros
Fomby-Jones Company
Memnes
Taps
Sam, Speir Hardware Co
Tobin Hill
Wimer, Richardson & CO
Gibbs
Stanley Newding
New Phone
Painless
Matthews Contist
Houston St
Antonio
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