Postal Dance at Mission Garden Hall in Dent Park
The notice advertises a Saturday night postal dance at Mission Garden Hall with 25 cent admission and dancing every night at Electrin Park. It mentions an exhibition drill by Llama Lodge No 34 and a program led by Theo Artzt with music. Postoffice Inspector Hare-Ciol and chief inspector Alimrac were in the city on division business.
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Cash Prine Watts
Dent
Park
Admis
Mission Garden Hall
Electrin Park
Llama
Ropal Achatea
Degieu
Eam
Minth
Postoffice
Hare—Ciol
Rabt. Alimrac
Theo Division
Texas
Lauraiana
Court Case Rules Law Unconstitutional in Primary Decision
Springfield court declares the recent primary election law unconstitutional. The article also notes bankruptcy discharge for Alexander Gravey granted by Judge Maxey, local liquor ad details, health board meeting, Inspector Herper weekly reports, a burglary case against Oliver Bell, a dance hall affray involving Hattie Skillmore and Ollie Gasner, a streetcar accident injuring Laurian Llanos, and various vagrancy fines in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Gravey
Maxey
Hattie Skillmore
Ollie Gasner
Ange Buckley
East Crockett Street
Half Interest in Bexar Abstract Company for Sale
One half of the Bexar Abstract Company is for sale. The seller has perfected the books for 21 years and claims a complete, up-to-date operation with modern equipment. The business is profitable and could be increased with a capable manager and added title insurance feature. Cash or good paper offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stata
Jess Io
Prohibition Tent Meetings and Fire Destruction Report
In San Antonio Ben A. Stribling reports at a prohibition tent meeting Rev G Harris speaks this evening. Tomorrow Rev Eichelberger lectures to children. Last night Rev Fichelberger spoke, with short talks by Bennett Kent and Rev Stokes. A Big Four act and prizes are listed for Saturday night. Ad 230 notes a fire destroying an auto garage and washhouse, with $34500 property loss and speculation that a furnace set by a Black washerwoman caused the blaze. Readiness to evacuate appears noted as the fire spread before dispersal.
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Prohibition
Prof
Wait
Eichelberger
Fichelberger Sooke
Messra. Bennett
Kent
Stokes
Waa
Hally
RL Bi
L. Meehan
Duffield Street
Funn
Hiya
Goulds Seem To Question Mrs Gould In Separation Suit
Testimony in the New York case centers on Mrs. Gould drinking at Castle Gould on Long Island. Servants describe intoxication and humiliating conduct toward staff and husband, while defense says witnesses may be biased and allegations will be rebutted.
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Associated Preas
New York
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmena Gould
Malloy
Hiquor
Mr. Gould
Wm. Wypon
Gould
Hotels and personals from San Antonio area notices
Local social column lists Beaumont visitor L Grigaby registered at St Anthony and Port Arthur visitor WW Craig in city. Guests include G W Rogers Galveston and J A Driscoll Rabstown. Also mentions hotel stays, travel between cities, and social connections with Brock, Peacock, and Look families. Court probate filing notes Alice Wadley seeks independent executorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Grigaby
Beaumont
St. Anthony
Golden Cord threat to Yuan Shih Kai in Chinese crisis
Special Dispatch from June 15 reports a so called Golden Cord order sent to Yuan Shih Kai by the prince regent. It claims he must kill himself within three months. Analysts doubt the threat will deter Yuan, who commands 15 000 trained troops and strong Pekin support.
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Putin
China
Yuan Shih-Kai
Mike
Chiba
Polin
Pakin
Yuan
Pekin
TsiAng
International labor turmoil spurs push for world federation
Labor reports show a drop in inland strikes while the International Laundry Workers Union faces a court action in Mayaguez Cuba arresting 60 striking women for alleged restraint of trade. The United Mine Workers announce record membership over 310000 as John Mitchell nears retirement. Shipping interests consider an international federation to counter dock workers and graft, planning big insurance funds and strikebreakers to keep docks moving, despite alarms among labor officials.
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The
International Laundry Workersanion
Mavang
Cuba
Hamburg
Antwerp
Rotterdam
New York
Europe
Ametics
London
Cotton Market Sees Little Change Amid Quiet News
In San Antonio June report, cotton prices held steady as trading ranged narrowly. Activity remained moderate with futures near last night’s close, awaiting a government July report. spots steady apart from House ton edging up 1 to 1 1/8.
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Theught
Mzette
Sa Antonio
Texas
House Ton
Market Notes From Chicago and New York Prices
The afternoon market report shows Chicago grain and New York commodity prices fluctuating. Wheat futures steady to firm with various No. 2 and No. 3 classifications quoted. cotton and other staples quoted with limited changes in early trading.
Appeals court rules against railroad commission in Texas case
In Austin on June 16 the appellate court affirmed the State vA Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad decision, ruling against the railroad commission which sought penalties for failing to stop freight and passenger trains between Waxahachie and Dallas. The case highlights regulatory enforcement on service routes operated by Trinity and Brazos Valley.
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Austin
Appellate Cent
Trinity & Bearoo Valley Railroad
Waxahachie
Dallas
Trinity & Brazos Valley
Ranchers buy 875000 acres in Mexico for herd move
Special Dispatch reports C C Goodnight and Dr Charles Young acquire 875000 acres in Mexico near Del Rin in the Trevino tract to relocate Godnight buffalo herd and Kayakule sheep stock. Purchases enable daily payments toward suburban farm ownership through Darlanden Benson Welch at Grand Opera House Building.
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Weat
Gardendale Farms
Datlgren
Benson & Wrelou
Grand Opera House
Wichita Falls
C. C. Goodnight
Panhandle
Charles Young
Agia Minor
Mexico
del Rin
Trevino
Gardendale
Darlgren
Benson & Welch
Grand Opera Meuse
County Judge Rights to Cast a Vote Draws Supreme Court
Austin, June 16 The supreme court sustained the attorney general's ruling that a county judge may vote as a member of the county commissioners court. The decision declined mandamus against Stephens, comptroller, and affirms earlier cases while noting various docket items from Texarkana to El Paso.
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Austin
Supreme Court
Mandarina Riveris
Stephens
Liberty County
Mer
Rhodes
Moret
Hood
Texay Central
Moore
Parrant
Sawyer
Do Honor to Memory of Tom Morris on Golf Links
Auorfated Press reports Chicago June 16 that golf clubs across the West observed a tribute to Tom Morris, hailed as the grand old man of golf, with a synchronized 18 hole match play. Peter Dawnan of Cluson, Scotland, prevented a silver trophy swap as the old team yielded the pest score in the event.
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Auorfated Press
Chicago
Western
Fire destroys block in Athens business section
Special, Clapaton June 6 A blaze in Athens early today wiped out an entire block of the business section causing about 30000 in losses. Buildings including Miller & Miller Foater Conwell Evans Branham Carrolls and others were destroyed along with Miller & Royal White Swan restaurant Judge McDonald and the local library. Insurance totals about 12000.
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Clapaton
Athens
Fox
Thig Sty
Miller & Miller
Foater
Conwell
Evans & Branham
Carroll's
Davis' Painkiller and Spring Medicine Ad
A halting ad-like fragment touts Perry Davis' Painkiller as a quick remedy for aches and strains. It references a spring medicine for immediate relief of wounds and pains, urging purchase of the new product.
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Davis
Yasad
Perry Davis
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Henry O'Neil
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Yvatican
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Marie Zimerman
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Harrison Thipmond
Uts
Atoskian
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Mada
Tuntice Fisk
Jack Morton
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Sera F
Wordman
Osteopath
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Old Phona
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U.S. A
Old Mexico
Tom Morris
Texas Carlsbad
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