May erect statue of An tho of St Anthony in San Antonio
On feast day of St Anthony, San Antonio contemplates a revived effort to erect a bronze statue of the saint in a prominent place. Francis D. Bowen reports a $6000 fundraising goal, with Knights of Columbus as potential sponsors and public subscription planned. The statue would be about 18 feet with a granite base, and a refined clay model exists for review.
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D. Bowen
Pines
Bowen
New York
Alamo
Las Anlouie
Knights of Columbus
Note features misprint on early 1900s banknote in New York
A careful read describes a February 25, 1903 suit noting a M' Plrst National Bank of the City of New York note bearing MecKining's portrait. The note shows misprints like Payement and Exopté. The piece urges buying home grown peaches now, with plentiful supply and dealer delivery offers.
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New York
MecKining
Homeseekers Go West Arrive At Uvalde
A party of homeseekers arrived by wagon and will labor in the area. They plan to attend the Crosatinch at Uvalde tomorrow morning with aims to invest. A White Rose invitation dances at night in Muth garden Hall featuring Theo Aytr's orchestra.
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Feelty
Uvalde
Daner
Theo
Aytr
Habeas Corpus Hearing in Assault Case Postponed Indefinitely
The habeas corpus hearing for W N Jates, charged with criminal assault, was postponed until further notice at the request of the defense counsel. Judge Dwyer had been set to preside at the thirty seventh district court this morning.
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W. N. Jates
Didge Dwyer
Fisthet
Divorces Granted by Judge Levilgson This Morning
Three divorces were granted in the morning session of the Titty seventh Mstrict court. Coral Shane was granted a divorce from Jim Siaus, Seth Gentry from Clara Gentry, and Mollie Neal from Lon Neal with custody of minor children. Josefa Dias de Morales filed for divorce in the Forty-fifth district court against Helo Morales.
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Levilgson
Coral Shane
Jim Siaus
Seth Gentry
Clara Gentry
Mollie Neal
Lon Neal
Josefa Dias de Morales
Helo Morales
Cyclists Set to Make Run to New Trauntele
A party of Incal wheelmen led by Lars Schuntze and Will Lock will leave at four tomorrow morning for New Trauntele. The trip emphasizes endurance over speed and will include a day-long stay at Nan Braurfelé before returning by moonlight.
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Lars Schuntze
Nan Braurfelé
Moonlight Picnic At Landa Park At Atanie Lodge No 532
The moonlight excursion hosted by Atanie lodge No 532 of the Patriernal Brotherhood at Landa Park drew over 201 members and friends. Dancing and hunting were highlights with park attractions enjoyed by all. More similar events are planned for the summer, including a dance at Muth's garden on Friday evening July 10.
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Landa’s Park
Muth's Garden
Doctor to Discontinue Practice After Nervous Collapse
Owing to a nervous collapse last Tuesday, Dr. Jacobi will discontinue his practice indefinitely as physicians order a complete rest.
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Dr. Jacobi
Jacobi
Bin
Southern Pacific Announces Move to New East Houston Office
Division Freight and Passenger Agent A. R. Atkinson said this morning that the teen offices in the Moore building will be occupied starting Monday. The offices will be moved into the new quarters tomorrow. Completion signs and large plate glass windows mark the location of the new office clearly.
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Southern Pacific Anlé
Moore Building
East Houston
Alreat
oMces
Land Buyers Here At Santa Ana Mission Hotel Visit
Land buyers from Santa Ana Jasper and William Dougherty arrived last night and are staying at the Mission hotel.
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Putternon Wid Orpo Jasper
Santa Ana
Wililiam Daugherty
Frame, Onl
Dand
Mission Hotel
Police Court Action Over Night Trash Burn Ban
Fire Chief Pat Wright had Yario Castillo arrested on a complaint charging an open fire near his home in South Heights. Wright warned that burning trash at night is illegal and will not be tolerated, with affidavits to be filed against violators.
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Pat Wright
Yario Castillo
Castillo
Hisbone
South Heights
Film Department
Ghief
Chiff Wright
Fire Department
Investments in and around San Antonio Spark Attention
The group is gathering to maximize investments in and around San Antonio, signaling a push to expand economic activity. Local officials and business leaders anticipate broader development and job opportunities as plans unfold.
Turners Held Special Meeting By Tiraversin Group
Members of the San Antonio Tiraversin are urged to attend a special meeting Monday night June 16. Mullers of importance are to be dealt with. Secretary C RUNGE requests every member to read and attend.
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San Antonio
Will Be Ordained June 21 at San Antonio Seminary
This notice states ordinations set for June 21 at the San Antonio seminary. Rev G. Van de Ven will officiate as deacons and priests, with Reverend Jf. B. Luvaig and others elevated. Brothers C. Labpe, B. C. Echardt, Ti. Metwer named deacons, and J. Conterier, J. M. Clarent, JL. Limon to be subdeacons. All candidates are Oblates of Mary Immaculate. Arthur Dusseau, long a student in Montreal, leaves for Canada to join the Oblates in Lachine.
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Ilally
Jf. B. Luvaig
C. Labpe
B. C. Echardt
Ti. Metwer
J. Conterier
J. M. Clarent
JL. Limon
Mary Tine Maculate
Arthur Dusseau
Lny Liegt
Antimay Avostolly Xenial
Canada
Obintes A Lachine
Nens Monreal
Builders Elect Trustees for Local Builders’ Union
Members of the board of trustees were elected at a regular meeting of the San Antonio Builders’ Union. The trustees elected are Fred Hummert, A Stevas, PT Shields, John Shiffe, A A Sinfer, J F Holmgreen, J B Steirving, Jack Wiener and W E Wetza.
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San Antonio
Truteex
Fred Hummert
A. Stevas
PT Shields
Shiciffe
A. A. Sintfer
Holmgreen
Steirving
Jacko Wiener
W. E. ‘Wetza
Saloon Break In Leads To Theft Charge
A corner Main street saloon was entered at night and whiskey stolen. Two men were detained by City Detective Frank Newnan and Re Linburger, questioned, and after affidavits were filed in court, charged with theft under fifty dollars and sent to county jail.
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Mainovenio
Conmerca Street
Frank Newnan
Re Linburger
Inckup
Fire Destroys Chicken House and Wood Shed
Fire at 401 Zalzamarnd Street on Prospect Hill destroyed a chicken house and adjoining wood shed after Mrs George Lanham said the fire spread from her premises. Firemen limited further damage, with total losses estimated at about $150 for sheds and contents.
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Wille
Knights of Columbus win at Alka festival contest
The Knights of Columbus won first place at the Alka festival closing last night. Misses Dodge and Braden entered the contest to support their order before the KGs were mentioned. A separate item notes Herman Riek Jr, son of the adjutant general, fell from a swing yesterday and broke his arm while at St Anthonys school.
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Knights of Columbus
Kmights
Dodge
Braden
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K. G
Herman
Riek, Jr
Gleorkiek
Adjutant General’s
Military
Agarita Slyvet
Beware of the Holes on City Bridges
A brief report notes dangerous holes and cracks found on the Fourth Street Bridge and Hutlz Street Urga over Ainzan crack, urging caution.
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Eaxtate
Fourth Street
Hutlz Street
Ainzan Crack
Time Limit Tonight Thad W. Smith Announces HQ Open
Thad W. Smith says the Democratic headquarters at Look building will stay open until midnight to give supporters a final chance to file necessary documents and participate in ongoing outreach efforts.
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Thad W. Smith
Democratic Headquarters
Look
Midayle Nondar
Elko Carnival Nets Near Eight Thousand Dollars
The Elko carnival concluded with net profits estimated between four thousand and five thousand dollars for the building fund. A house and lot sold at auction for two thousand seven hundred dollars to Joseph F. Ryan for a client. Knights of Columbus won the coveted lodge chair with strong support, and attendance was the largest of the festival with booths bustling. Musical numbers and booths attracted steady crowds, aided by lunch service from the ladies chief among the fundraising efforts.
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Joseph F. Ryan
I Knights of Columbus
Lodge Chatr
O. B. Clegg
San Antonio
Daily Light
Avenue St
Federal Building
Scudder Hines
Knights of Columbus
RB. F. Wrigsley
Russell Jennett
Vaudevilly
Lost watch and money found at 622 South Prena Street
A male occupant of a ground floor room in a building at 622 South Prena Street reported finding a gold watch and money in the area this morning. The incident has been reported to the police for investigation.
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Ballaing
Prena Atreet
Polica
Committee to Make Rules for Primary Election
Committee appointed by Chairman C. I Ross of the democratic county executive committee meets to prepare the rules for the forthcoming primary election. The executive committee will review and finalize the rules based on this committee’s report.
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Bascom Ball
Sean Deutschmann
Richard Buckley
H. B. Silliway
Russell Caffery
Saloon Pebble Fines Met by Two Soldiers
In police court Judge Buckley fined John H. Vines and Walter J. Jenen $3 each after midnight arrests on the West Side for tossing pebbles at a saloon. Officer Daniels detained them following a bombardment at the Now S side establishment.
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John H. Vines
Walter J. Jenen
Buckley
Daniels
The Kind You Have Always Bought Castoria Warning
Caution to buyers of Castoria notes it has been produced under Chas H Fletcher for over 30 years. The wrapper bears Fletcher's signature in black, and red on both bottle sides. Mothers are urged to guard against counterfeits and spurious child medicines to protect their families.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Experiment Shatters a Theory in Warfare
A test at Pine Beach near James Town exposition grounds used a American Whitehead torpedo fired at the Florita water tight bulkhead from about 400 feet. The ship sustained serious but not vital damage while officials plan further tests to gauge damage absorption and stability of the vessel.
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Stinulss
Hampton Roads
Fohstar
Pintida
Plorita
Pine Beach
Jimestown Exposition
Tinia
Wastern Girl at Big Tent Theater Airdome
Crowded house attends the Wastern Girl at the Big Tent Theater Airdome as the Iyn Lehr Dramatic Company plays to strong nightly crowds. Tomorrow features Under Two Flags with Migs Lote and Mr. Llewellyn. curioso stage acts and the Lyre Theatre continues to draw big audiences with the Florida scene and an electric fountain in view. RG Cantanan will depart for Paris, Texas, to attend court.
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Iyn Lehr Dramatic Company
Rdea
Migs Lote
Mr. Llewellyn
Lytic
Lyte
Noty
Worthy
Bonningtons
Schwarts Granted New Trial In Burglary Case
Special to The Light from Austin indicates Julius Schwarts in Bexar County is to be retried after the Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the prior burglary conviction for theft of a safe from Plummer’s store. The ruling, issued after the state sought a rehearing, returns the case to the district court for retrial.
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Tex
Julia
Tony
Court of Cofiniial Appeals
M. FP
Owens
Julius Schwarts
Bexar County
Thirty-seventh District Court
Plunmer’s
Owens Cave
Boxar
Criminal Court of Appeals
Cap Artesian Well At St Authors Hotel Heats City Corner
An artesian well at the St Authors hotel on Wararre and Travis streets issues a steady water flow. The water cools and feeds the hotel, supplying heat and power, with plans to lower the temperature and stabilize the site amid ongoing concerns.
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St Authors
Wararre and
Travis Streets
Chautauqua Opens With Fine Program at Electric Park
The San Antonio Chautauqua opened under unsettled circumstances with a large audience listening to H W and a plea for kinder words. Mr Sears impressed as a gospel exemplar, while Fulcher entertainers started the program with musical selections. Rita Rich and Nell Newt Parks are scheduled for folk songs and readings, with Den ton Crow the Sam Jones Man as speaker. Frederick Warde, Shakespearean interpreter, is billed for tomorrow and Governor Heb Taylor will lecture. The evening features a prelude by Rita Rich and Nell Parks followed by Warde on Shakespeare and his age.
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Fulcher
Rita Rich
Nell Newt Parks
Denton Crow
Sam Jones
Rich
Nell Parks
Frederick Warde
Rite Rich
Net Parke
Heb Taylor
Nall Parka
Fredurie Warde
Shakespeare
Weather forecast notes unexpected change in temp
The official forecast for today calls for cloudy weather with uneven air pressure across the country. High pressure lies over the west and a low trough sits in between. Cooler conditions are predicted for northern Texas despite scarce recent clarity in forecasts.
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