Rev Herbert S Bigelow to Speak at Carnegie Hall Friday
Cincinnati minister and noted public speaker Rev Herbert S Bigelow will deliver a free lecture to the Economic Study Club at Carnegie Hall Friday night, expected to attract a full house. He is a former president of Ohio’s fourth constitutional convention and currently serves in the Cincinnati legislature, while maintaining active religious duties.
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Herbert S. Bigelow
Cincinnati
America
Economic Study Club
Carnegie Hall
San Antonio
Ohio
Dave Mr.Bigelow
Roftary Club
Gainesville Woman Dies Sudden as Poison Suspected
Gainesville Texas June 18 Mrs Aliie Peers 42 wife of a local merchant died suddenly last night after reportedly swallowing a large dose of poison in an accidental act authorities said.
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Gainesville
Tex
Aliie Peers
In Mizzoura at Royal Theater This Week
Augustus Thomas soars with In Mizzoura a rural drama in a five reel moving picture version directed by the author. Also on the bill a Keystone comedy Her Friend the Bandit and on Thursday next Mary Pickford in Caprice for two days.
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Mizzoura
Royal
Augustus Thomas
Royal Theater
Burr Mcelinstosh
Bandit
the Royal
Mary Pickford
Mrs. Fiske
Cleopatra Themed Dance to Open Matinee and Night
Auriema staged a Dance of Death portraying Cleopatra with vivid moods and tragic end. Serhan Aurienia wore a striking gown in yesterday’s performance and a $500 gold costume is planned for tomorrow on the streets. The Grand presents its usual amateur show with a feature program.
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al Urienia
Serhan — Aurienia
Cleopatra
Auriema
Boy Bitten by Dog Treated at Pasteur Institute
Cecil Cappuyns of 204 Montana street was taken to Austin on Tuesday for Pasteur Institute treatment after a June 10 dog bite. The dog's head was sent to the institute and letters warned of possible hydrophobia. A note from the boy's sister says his condition was improving.
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Cecil Cappuyns
P.J! Cappuyns
Montana’ Street
Austin
Pasteur Institute
Tom Ritchey
Rehearing Sought in Yeaman Versus Galveston City Co
In the Supreme Court a motion for rehearing was filed today by appellees in the case S M Yeaman et al versus Galveston City Company. The suit centers on trustees certificates held by the Galveston City Company whose validity could allow holders of over half a million dollars in certificates to recover. It is doubtful the court will act before term adjournment.
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Austin
Supreme Court
S. M. Yeaman
Charbon Outbreak Reported in Freestone County
Dr. M H Boerner assistant state health officer left Austin for Freestone County to investigate a reported charbon outbreak causing deaths among stock. Reports say several serious cases exist and the disease is spreading in various parts of Texas. Authorities will use precautionary and remedial measures to check the spread.
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Austin
Tex
M. H. Boerner
Freestone County
Health Department
Sale of Red Cross Seals in 1913 Surges Past 1912
Ann Arbor reports 44.4 million Red Cross Christmas seals sold in December. The sales raised about $440,000 for anti tuberculosis work nationwide. The 1913 total surpassed 1912 by four million units.
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Red Cross
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
American Red Cross
United States
Unsigned Letter Sparks Debate on Society and Gender
A fragment from a Baltimore American page shows a debate over ideas about violence and gender roles. The tone reflects social controversy with references to youth, "Mr Softly" and "Miss Pert" as contrasting voices. The text hints at a provocative proposal and public reaction.
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Mr. Softly
Pert
Baltimore American
Children to march in July Fourth parade in San Antonio
PatrioticChildren in San Antonio will march in the July Fourth parade carrying flags with floats depicting Captain John Smith. The event is led by Colonel Augustus P. Blocksom as grand marshal with many veterans and civic groups participating. A line of march is under discussion due to possible bridge closures and Luna Park hosting the celebration. Over $100 is on hand with more expected.
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San Antonio
John Smith
Virginia Colony
Joint Celebration Committee
Red Men's Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Luther A. Hare Camp
Epee
E.G. LeStourgeon
Leonard Garza
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Claims Hair Restorative Cure
An advertorial style notice by Mrs. Laura A. Greene recounts malaria and hair loss cured by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The piece promotes Cuticura as a gentle skin and scalp cleanser with emollient properties and invites readers to request a free Skin Book and samples.
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P. O
Clinton
Laura A. Greene
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Obituary notices for Gamble Wells and Azuela
Susie Gamble 42 died after a long illness in a sanitarium and was taken to Thorndale for burial. Mary M. Wells 65 died in a sanitarium after ten weeks here en route from Carlisle for treatment. Alejandro Azuela formerly of San Antonio died in New Orleans while headed to Vera Cruz with family. he was formerly Vera Cruz Telephone manager and is survived by relatives and his father in Torreon. funeral to be held in New Orleans under Masonic Lodge auspices.
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Gamble
Susie Gamble
Illinois
Thorndale
Tex
Shelley-Loring Company
Azuela
Alejandro Azuela
San Antonio
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Shelley Loring Undertaking Co Automobile Equipment Ad
Advertisement notes Shelley Loring Undertaking Co offering automobile equipment services with two phone numbers listed as 971 and Ady. The item presents as a classified notice in a historical newspaper segment.
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Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Travelers Check In At Local Hotels In San Antonio
A string of visitors from multiple states and Mexico check into hotels around San Antonio. Guests include J Pearsall of Morencia Arizona at the Bexar L C Brite of Marfa at the Gunter and Mr and Mrs W L Cunningham of Cincinnati at the Gunter. Others arrive at the Menger St Anthony and Gunter with names from Detroit Houston Albany Galveston and more. A veterinary medical board meets in Waco with 22 applicants and named members present.
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J. .¥. Pearsall
Morencia
Ariz
Bexar
L. C. Brite
Marfa
Gunter
W. Li. Cunningham
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tom .C.smith
Ith
F. M. Kramer
Saginaw, Mich
Ears Anthony
St. Paul, Minn
Menger
F. M. Kaufman
Atlanta, Ga
Joseph Tullos
Hartford
R. C. Bruddie
Beaumont
St. Anthony
John H. Bailey
Cuero
Bexar Hotel
Eterinary Medical Board
Waco
Tex
Texas
State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
W. T. Watson
Hillsboro
F. G. Cook
Paris
A. E. Flowers
Dallas
J. W. Burley
San Antonio
Valuation Dispute Over Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway
Judge J Best of San Antonio and the Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway dispute the property valuation with the railroad commission. The commission's figure is 100000 less than the company's valuation, and no change has been issued yet. The exchange includes a separate quoted exchange about a room view and a billboard Falls photo.
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Austin
Tex
Co. J. Best
San Antonio
Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway Company
Railroad Commission
Two Bids For Beacon Hill School Rejected
The school board rejected two bids over 25 000 for Beacon Hill School as over the limit. New bids will be requested by Albin Seidel. Other bids for Collins Garden and Calhoun School No 17 will be advertised. Tornado insurance on school buildings will be canceled. The Macon street project was awarded to Dr Oeffinger at 4500. A lot purchase near school No 5 was authorized at 5200. Summer school funds depository awarded to State Bank and Trust. Faculty salary increases urged for summer delinquent class instructors. Rotary convention leave extended for two staff members. A farmer quips about someone snoring and appetite.
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Beacon Hill
Albin Seidel
Collins Garden School
Calhoun School No
Sani. Fy
Fin Pat
Macon
Marshall Street
Dr. Oeffinger
Delgado’ Street
William L. Dunne
A. House
State Bank and Trust Company
Walter D. Williams
Ncpal
Main Avenue
Rotary
Houston
Charles J. Lukin
Paul Scholz
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Comfort for Sore Feet
Advert reveals TIZ as a magical remedy for feet feeling tired swollen sweaty and painful. Claims draw out poisonous exudations reducing swelling and corns with a 25 cent box and a one year money back guarantee.
Tarvia to Seal Dust on County South Loop Road
County Judge James R Davis authorized a contract with Sam E Finley representing Tarvia to treat about eleven miles of the south loop at 20 cents per square yard, estimate near 17000 dollars, with a one year maintenance and option for seven cents more per square yard for a subsequent coat. The test aims to resolve the county dust nuisance and improve wear on the heavily traveled loop. The scenic loop progress and plans for a barbecue at its highest point are also noted.
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James R. Davis
Commissioners’ Court
Sam E. Finley
South Loop
Telve
Davis
J. K. Lamm
Henry Meyer
Charles X. Gutzeit
Fred Bennett
Birmingham
Ala
Gutzeit
McNeel
McNee
Fredericksby
Averne
Helotes
Tarvia
Kampmann Returns From Golfing Tour
Robert B. Kampmann of the San Antonio Country Club returned home from a Southern championship in Memphis and a Trans-Mississippi tourney in Kansas City. He qualified sixteenth in Memphis and sixth in Kansas City, but was eliminated in the third round of the latter after a 20 hole match. He was the only Texan to reach the Kansas City championship flight.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City
Robert
Kampmann
San Antonio
Chicago
J. A. Roberts
Frank M. Lewis
Priests Begin Retreats at St Louis College San Antonio
Priests of the Catholic diocese of San Antonio under Bishop J W Shaw will retreat at St Louis College for several weeks. A renovation prepares for occupancy and a Knights of Columbus retreat follows. Anton Schindler, honor student, passed state exams at Hallettsville and earned a four year teaching license.
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San Antonio
J. W. Shaw
St. Louis College
Knights of Columbus
St. Louis
St. Mary's Colleges
Brothers of Mary
Texas
Allege
Father Brewer
Society of Jesus
Loyola University
New Orleans
Anton Schindler
Hallettsville
Schindler
Charters Filed in Austin for San Antonio Firms
The Autumn Leaf Literary Club of San Antonio files a charter to maintain a library with no capital stock. Modern Concrete Company of San Antonio gains 5000 capital stock. Texas Granite Co increases capital stock from 10000 to 20000. Jacobs Jewelry & Loan Co of San Antonio lists 2000 capital stock. Incorporators named including Parmelee Lindahl Parkhill. Furniture for sale offered by Light.
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Austin
Tex
Autumn Leaf Literary Club of
San Antonio
State Department
Modern Concrete Company of
Capital Stock
Incorporators
E. G. Hicks
A. E. Lowe
R. L. Webb
Texas Granitord Company of
Jacobs Jewelry & Loan Company of
James J. Parmelee
F. E. Lindahl
D. J. Parkhill
Bonds Approved in Texas School Districts
The attorney general's department approved five common school district bond issues in Texas. Refugio county district No. 5 received 10000 dollars, district No. 22 received 2500, Smith county district 39 received 1100, another 300, and Nacogdoches county districts No. 67 and No. 36 were approved for 8500 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
St Mark's Scout Troop Returns From Ten Day Camp
The St Mark's troop of boy scouts returned Wednesday from a ten day outing at the Seele ranch near Leon Springs. Camp began June 6 under Scoutmaster Stewart with an 18 mile hike and flag ceremony. Visitors from San Antonio joined and Miss Violet Millard presented a fine gift to younger scouts. Next year plans consider a hike near Monterey or a five day trek to Fequin depending on conditions in Mexico.
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St. Mark’s
Seele Ranch
Leon Springs
Stewart
Werner Bennett
San Antonio
Violet Millard
Fredericksburg
Mexico
Monterey
Fequin
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Scobey Fireproof Storage Co
Crockett
HS. Bigelow
3-in-One Oil Co
N. Edwy, New York
H.eel Optical
Bidg
Houst
Martin Wricht
AVE. C. Bedell Bldg
Austin Asteur Institute
Captain John Smith
Han
Chicago Record-Herald
Tiz
San Antonion
Cgaenelle Gnylists Wichairs
Wolfson
Saul Wolfson
White Horse Tavern
Woodward
St. Mary's Street
Ford
F. O. B. Detroit
Ford Sales Company
East
Houston Street
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