Flag Day Observances Planned in City Amid Push for Holiday
Historic effort by patriotic groups to establish June 14 as a legal holiday gains momentum in San Antonio. The San Antonio lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order asks ceremonies, parades, and a statewide observance. Officials plan a flag display at public venues with the aim of broader recognition by the legislature.
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San Antonio
Henatot
The
Benevolent and Protective Order
Elke Ceremonter
Arecy Rika Fudge
Prakrat
Moge
Muidkige
Fem Tang
Traction Company
RB. Cowles
Natrinue
Grand Army of
Hp) Mequille
Texas
Porcelain Teeth Offer Restorations at Low Cost
A dental notice reviews porcelain teeth offered by the Porcelain Billings firm. It claims a new cementable porcelain that blends with natural color, matching any shade and priced around five to six dollars per tooth. The ad promises examination and detailed pricing.
Patriot Day program outlined for local observance
A long distorted note describes a civic memorial event with W. H. Smith and Hart as organizers. It mentions a Patriots program including prayers by the lodge chaplain, songs such as Auld Lang Syne and America, and a flag tribute. The Elks ritual will be observed and a speaker Walter Naylor invited.
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We Pauls
W. H
Msse Cowles
Godfrey Feteraen
Aller
Sidney Sutinstys
Lotley
Basher
Jetin
Walt
Tle Heer
Lame
Lon
Gaby
Ipuge
Elks Yitual
Lodge Chapiun
Walter Saplor
Walter Naylor
Perry
Flouertson
Sanetualan
America
Nowland
Qraye Rannett
Nise Fania Tapps
Ava Nell McCarntet
Tiffve Yutein
Minate
Scientists to Meet Observing Gan Anianie Zoben- We Society Anniversary
The Society marks its eleventh founding anniversary with a Monday meeting at the font garden of the original Mexican restaurant. Members including Geage Jd Badeer will present topics on interwar themes and entailed subjects of public health. The San Antonio Scientific Society leads in investigative work across many branches and will host the TegulWe gathering with attendance by leading scientists.
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Gan Anianie Zoben- We Society
Witl
Munday
Sergiannl- Polley Isdernlity
Jin
Geage Jd
Badeer Wil
San Antonio
Pughing
Juny
Abplyuse
SOCLA
Old Missions Visit and Houston Professor En Route to Catrarun
Slecinie Axwon of Houston accompanied by officials toured San Antonio missions and points of interest on Saturday night. He is a Rice University professor and registered at the Mender Hotel. Word of a Taylor Grain Company charter and county reports being accepted appear in the Austin bureau.
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Slecinie Axwon
Houston
Brotherlekow
Wiser
Salirgay
San Antonis
Catrarun
Ike & Eampman
Axsno
Menzer
Castor Grisin Co
Austin
Tex
Taylor Grain Omany
Chicken Salad Item Remains Enjoined in Austin Case
Judge George Calhoun in the Fiery Third District Court extends a perpetual injunction from February 12 in the matter of Mitchetum We Verrell known as the chicken salad punch case. The order dissolves the injunction for several listed accounts and affirms the original restraint on the chicken salad item and related funds.
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Austin
Tex
George Calhoun
Third District Court
Mitchetum
Brokestace
W. A. Achilles &Im
Mierkin Hakery
Saniare
Avroint Hryay
Tunes
B. Ferguson
Ely
Avarin
Yousam Kok
Danuth
MD. King
Velarraah
Compiny Corp
Che
Juvenile Court Judge Arrested for Contempt
Denver June 12 A Juvenile Court judge Ben Shideex was arrested on contempt charges and released on his own recognizance. The case centers on a 12 year old boy witness in his mother’s trial for titling her husband. The boy’s contradictory testimony raised questions about protecting child witness evidence. If found guilty, Lindsey may appeal to the highest court.
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Denver
Cole
Ben Shideex
Juvenile Court
Fila
Ysy
Chargers Bete
Rush
Mokn Ferry
Aish
Lindsey
Tes
Tninal
Suller
Landees
Missing Express Package Sinks Macon Theft Case
A fraudulent shipment involving a Whete Express driver from Froggy Express is said to had vanished in Macon Missouri. The missing package contained currency worth about 2000 dollars sent to the Truly Trust Company. Investigators report the driver continued work through the day until the late afternoon.
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Macon
Sneelal
Luank Expresa Comimales
Miscouri
George Cundiff
Alua
Candlit
Froggy Express Company
Ailyer
St. Louis
Tthe Trust Company
Cyndi
French Women Brave Men In Trenches, Proud of Soldiers
Paris June 12 Mme Poto calis wife of the French president sent a letter to soldiers in the field praising their defense of the nation. She says French women are proud of the men and work in the fields knit clothing for troops and care for the wounded. They support their absent fathers with prayers for victory.
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Polucate
Paris
Mme. Potocalis
France
Han
Toe
Courake
Sau
German girl admits spying links. Ottawa police hold
Sonya Fels an 18 year old in Toronto confirms to police she acted as a German spy. She refuses to name confederates and awaits further action. Born in Alsace she came to the United States two years ago and says she used English at Niagara Falls to obtain tickets to Buffalo.
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Toronto
Alsace
United State
Buffalo
Nigara Falls
Ont
Niagara Falls
Varios Campa
Canaan
Press Club 10 Opens New Home Today
Press Club 10 opens its new quarters at 304 Peran street with an informal noon to midnight open house to familiarize members. The former A W Houston home across Navarre Street from Travis Park now houses the club and its affiliated press and editorial staff.
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Press Club 10
Lunces
Peran
San Antonio
A.W. Houston
Navarre Street
Travis Club
Uis
Debate for Light Cup at Travia Park venue
The Wied donation stirred the debate for the Light Cup in the Daily Light Debating Society’s Friday night session at Travia Park. Contestants from Prospect Hill faced off. Garnest Gray led the winners while Stanley Banks lost. judges Miss Viola Moore and Mrs Volgat oversaw the event with light refreshments served.
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Daily Light
Dnbating
Hell
Travia Park
Hertheras
Mreivle Park
Prospect Hill
Valley Walved
Garnest Gray
Stanley Banks
Randalpa Sirter
Viola Moore
Mra. Volgat
Fragmented 1916 Bexar County Deed Records Passage
A garbled OCR of San Antonio land transfers from Bexar County in 1916 lists numerous deeds, partition actions, and considerations. Names include Antonie Burg, Adolph Waewer, Mary B. Bohermertern, G. M. Lorley, Pedro Reyes, Jacinto Reyes, Nancy Wallace, Walter Gleibis, John T. Wilson, and others. Locations center on San Antonio blocks and old city lots, with various dates in 1915 1916 and monetary sums noted, all within Bexar and nearby counties.
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Stein
Bexwt
San Ane
Tigvid
Margarita H. Soda
Esxar County
Adolph Waewer
Iterisa Schuchard
Auenther
Bexar County
Mary B. Bohermertern
Murphy
la Seda
Exar Coumty
Pedrov
Tuentte Reyew
Jaginto
Veronica Rito
Boxer Routity
Willem
Jacinto
Pedro
Tanwitn Reyes
Wuld
Gonsiderauion
Dito Wabtiniund
Bexar
Auiouls
City Biack
Old City
Antosto
Albert Ant Nancy Wallace
Peck
New City Block
Donald Batesr
Ud Winge L. Hodgkinson
Besar H
John T. Wison
Una
Lota
New
Vital
Vital, and Wene AE Feet of the North Half At Tot 45, New City
San Antonin
Hamilton
Io Chores Lucas
Unxar County
San Antonio
Para’ Erlerer
CU. BlumSrre
Miri
Aten Commentaty
Hezar Frinis
Jina
UWTB
Ated
North Patle DC Hotel
F. Wreck 7
Englen and
Gamivon
Consideration
St Marys College Alumni Banquet Highlights Growth and Valor
About 150 former St Marys College students attended the Alumni Association banquet at the hotel in Independence. Speakers praised the school’s growth from a small college to a potential university while seven graduates were welcomed into manhood. The event featured old–timers recalling past days, a speech by Rev. Joseph C. Ei, and plans for expansion to a senior university.
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St. Mary’s College
Gunter Harel
St. Mary's College Alumni Association
Ine
Aanhood
Ted Inca
Fay Incsi
Pravent
Tn m
Willian Vi Dielmann
Aastmanaier
Joseph St. el
St.Mary's College
Castanari
Associati
St. Mary's
Joseph C. Ei
Like College
Wei
Bend
Thomas M. Poeschat
St Marr's
Lie
C. Corilsssohnson
Menger
Robert Woban
C. Curtiss Johnson
Gecrge Hall Mearers
Edward Burke Sullivan
Clarence D. Wetherer
Max A. Wohlfarth
Governor Ferguson backs Buy It in Texas campaign speech
Governor Ferguson will open the Buy It in Texas convention in Fort Worth on June 24 24 to show administration support for the plan. Labor Commissioner Woodman J G Mabry and others will attend. Data for the program was manufactured by the Texas Cotton Mill Company of Waco and will be produced by Miller Tro Manufacturing in Palms. Samples have been received by the labor department.
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Austin
Tex
Fort ‘Worth
Fergussn
Ferguson
Woodman
J. GB. Mabry
Texas
Pany
Waco
O., Miller & Tro., Manufacturing Company of Palms
Alden B Swift conquers Legg in Trans-Miss golf title
Alden B Swift of Missouri wins the Trans Mississippi Golf Association annual championship in Memphis by five up with three to play, defeating Harry G Legg of Minnesota in the final. Swift, medalist of the tournament, overcame Legg after a late spurt in the afternoon round.
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Wemphis
Tenn
Alden B. Awifl
Joseph
Trans-Missisaiogi Golf Association
Harry G. Legg
Goff Clip
Minneapolis
Missisippi Moll Association
Swift
Lin
Personal Mention At Mtengor Notes Gala Event
A list of attendees includes Mr nod Mem Toytar of Nejtns at the Mtengor Notes gathering on a sergield of Seruly wae au mesival at the SC Antiute hubeh Stayer atten with Magali among late arrivals at the Menger nave. Other names appear such as J. fa Page of Hatims Lu B. Dovendort and Robert Janke of Beeville plus J. Wageeher of Dalley aiming to topplog at local hotels.
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Nod Mem
Toytar
Mtengor
Gan Avinue
Sergield
Seruly
Antiute Hubeh
Hayatan
Gunter Hotel
Ageialbitel Ayjiett
Magali
EL Asibone
Menger
Abilena
Hatims
Dovendort
Robert Janke
Beeville
Wageeher
Dalley
Convict Breaks Shackles and Escapes County Camp
A county convict escaped from the county camp in Commissioner Jacob Klaus's precinct by using a improvised “hilnd” from a post-hole digger. Guards noted regular digging movements, suspecting the prisoner of escaping while the guard courier reached for assistance. County reports say three inmates have escaped in recent weeks, with Kings seeking a $95 penalty per escape. the request was granted to suspend collection of $36 total.
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Priday
Vonvier
Jacob Klaus
Neen
Cauip
Marriage Licenses Granted to Local Couples
Thorank Gallawar and Khmenn White Alpert unite in marriage along with Euslo Ball and 4 Plearuy and Way Buckelex. Ravine and Anna Fftaribbor wed at Ss. Joseph. Helen Tatkowaki also joins in a license pairing.
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Thorank A. Gallawar
Khmenn White Alpert
Euslo Ball
Plearuy
Way Buckelex
Ravine
Anna Fftaribbor
Ss. Joseph
Helen Tatkowaki
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