Governor Hints at Talk on Battle of Flowers Charter
Governor O B Colquitt declined to promise support for a bill to amend corporation and charter laws to permit the Battle of Flowers Association to be incorporated. He will meet with a committee including Mrs Thomas A Coleman and Mrs William Aubrey to discuss the proposal, aiming to secure approval before a July special session. This would streamline handling of the association’s property.
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Battle of Flowers’ Association
O. B. Colquitt
John B. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas A. Coleman
William Aubrey
George Eichlitz
A. W. Houston
Carrington
Association
Medical meeting covers cancer, radium, trachoma and eyes
At the American Medical Association in Minneapolis the second day featured Mayo on stomach cancer and surgical exploration, Kelly on radium therapy, Stuckey on trachoma in Eastern Kentucky mountaineers, and Scherewsky on American Indian trachoma prevalence. Greene warns of 6000 annual blindness from sore eyes and advocates eye care. The notice ends with an unrelated roofing ad.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Medical Association
William B. Mayo
Rochester
Mayo
Howard A. Kelly
Baltimore
J. A. Stuckey
Lexington
Kentucky
Stuckey
J. W. Scherewsky
Washington, D. C
United States
Oklahoma
New York State
Henry Copely Greene
Massachusetts Commission For the Blind
Greene
C. D. Camp
Ann Arbor
Mich
Theale Beach Hotel Promises Fine Surf Bathing at Corpus Bay
Theale Beach Hotel advertises the finest surf bathing with no undertow and management shared with the St. Anthony of San Antonio on a European plan. For descriptive folder write to W. A. Reachman, resident manager, Corpus Christi, Texas.
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Theale Beach
Corpus Bay
St. Anthony of San Antonio
W. A. Reachman
Corpus Christi
Tex
Emancipation Day Program Unified Black Groups Plan Three Day Event
An Emancipation Day celebration is announced for June 18 at San Pedro park with united negro organizations backing the event. Proceeds go to city hospitals and an orphan asylum while free park exercises alternate with events at Electric ball park including baseball, races, broncho busting and roping over three days featuring speeches by prominent black citizens and nightly band concerts.
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San Pedro Park
Electric Ball Park
St Anthony Roof Garden Hosts Arturo Lugaro and Charles Bell
The St Anthony Roof Garden offers dining and live music with soloists Arturo Lugaro a noted bari tone and Charles Cameron Bell tenor performing tonight.
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St. Anthony Roof Garden
Signor
Arturo Lugaro
Charles Cameron Bell
Fined for Vagrancy in Police Court Case
Simon Max, a Black man, was fined 25 dollars after a police court trial on vagrancy. Neighbor L antis testified Max terrorized the West End district for three days with disruptive behavior.
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Simon Max
L. ¥Antis
West End
Max
Fine Suspended for Interfering with Police Officer
Rosa Anderson, a Negro, was fined ten dollars for interfering with a police officer yesterday. The fine was suspended on the promise she would not repeat the offense and on good behavior. Bexar County Humane Society contact E. M. Collins in the Old Phone Building.
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Teodoro Manteteo
Aransas Pass
J. J. Calderon
Lowther
Rosa Anderson
Bexar County Humane Society
E. M. Collins
Beethov en Hall Benefit For Aged and Orphans Held
A German Women’s Aid Society event at Beethov en Hall last night raised about $225 for the Protestant Home for the Aged and Orphans. Despite light attendance due to weather, guests enjoyed dancing, a fish pond, and shopping with local storekeepers. Remarks note upcoming West End pavilion event on June 18 with the Peerless Orchestra.
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German Women's Aid Society
Beethoven Hall
West End Pavilion
Music Peerless Orchestra
Dealers Back Light Editorial on Car Cut Out Nuisance
Wayne A Hearne of the Hudson Company supports The Light editorial urging enforcement to stop automobile cut outs. He notes modern engines gain little from cut outs, which only noise dust and draw disfavor, and calls for dealers to back efforts to remove the nuisance in San Antonio.
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Wayne A. Hearne
Hudson Company
Mr. Hearne
San Antonio
Royal Theater Features Civil War Drama and Variety Lineup
Amusements at the Royal showcase a three reel war drama lauded by critics, plus other singles and a slate including The Hansom Driver Gontran the Charmer Matrimony's Speed Limit and The Boomerang. Star and Royal orch offer highlights with Pancoast-Morgan store night at the Star featuring giveaways and the Dixie Girls Comedy Company performing Bosom Friends.
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the Royal
Royal Theater
Big Royal Orchestra
Virginia Chester
Betty
Calhoun
Virginia
Helen Brassey
Chester
The
Star
Star Theater
Pancoast-Morgan
Dixie Girls
Brewer, Galloway and O'Dowd
Florence Talbot Tops Grand Opera House Show
Florence Talbot continues to delight large audiences at the Grand Opera House with an entire change of songs. Gracie Ellis joins tonight as an added attraction proving highly credible and popular with San Antonians. Three excellent reels of minor pictures complete the program.
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Grand Opera House
Florence Talbot
Grace Ellis
Gracie Ellis
Mexican restaurant keeper found dead likely from natural causes
Juan Elizondo a 54 year old restaurant keeper at 622 Dolorosa street was found dead in a room behind the business at 8 this morning. Coroner Ben Fiske viewed the body and directed its removal to the Riebe morgue. Elizondo a native of Mexico had run the restaurant and rooming house on Dolorosa street for 26 or 27 years and was single with no known relatives besides his mother believed to live in Lampasas Texas.
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Juan Elizondo
Olorosa Street
Ben Fiske
Riebe
Elizondo
Mexico
Dolorosa Street
Lampasas
Tex
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Fred Hummert
Wall Paper, Paint and Artists’ Materials Store
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