Deportation trip for four Japs by U S immigration officers
United States Immigration Inspector A G Callahan and two guards left by the Southern Pacific to take four Japanese to San Francisco for deportation. Guards Jos F Knelts and Will W Dunlap accompanied them, with Inspector Callahan joined by A J Milliken at Snafford. Callahan plans to return this evening.
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Snafford
A. J Milliken
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Train scaled to Lavernia crowds from Seguin and Lavaca
The Southern Pacific carried Seguin and Luling travelers to Lavernia this morning with two extra coaches added to the Park Lavaca train. A large quantity of ice cream and cake rode on board. Watermelon crops flourish in the region signaling plenty for the celebration as many people also headed toward points along the Avaneas Pass, the L and GN, and the Katy.
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Frisco Freight Men Visit San Antonio
W C Fregton general freight agent of the Frisces in Texas arrived this morning in San Antonio on a reconnaissance visit. He is accompanied by Charles Hall assistant general freight agent of the Frisco Hines in St Louis. They are here to view the major freight operations and to pay respects to railway officials.
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Services at Temple Bet El Tonight
Rabbi Samuel Marks will officiate as services are held at Temple Huth Hl this evening at o o clock. The notices indicate religious events with named locations and the officiating rabbi.
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Boys to See Show at Light at the Tig Tent
West side youth group hosts weekly Thursday meetings in Free Kindergarten on North Pecos Street. Boys to attend a Friday night show as guests. Harry Hull plans a Rockport trip with Mrs Hull and their family, leaving Sunday for several months.
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Smuggled Goods Sale By Customs Officials Here
A large amount of smuggled goods is to be sold at auction by United States customs officials in this city next month. One lot includes three barrels of mescal and many cigars, cigars, and drawn work. Additional consignments from Nogales, Arizona comprise one barrel of mescal, 1630 packs of cigars, and 2400 clears.
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Weatherford merchant on bridal tour stops at Alamo hotel
Mr and Mrs WH Gertsbacher of Weatherford Texas visit the city on a bridal tour and reserve apartments at the Alamo hotel. The bride hails from Marshall Texas and their wedding occurred there before they head to Galveston. An Emancipation Spirit permeated the city jail this morning.
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Mayor Grants Clemency to Several Prisoners
About six Black prisoners with sentences from three to seven years were pardoned by Mayor Callaghan after a petition for clemency circulated by Br. A. B. Cameron. The mayor authorized Chief Mauermann to issue the order.
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Fine Wife Beater Charged In Police Court
Yar M Fowler was ordered to answer to a charge of assault and battery preferred by his wife Wilfie Fowler. Testimony from arresting officer Omar Brady led to a conviction, but details about the incident remain unclear as the testimony recalls the past beating.
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Abstracts and Certificates of Title Notice
Abstracts and Certificates of Title. It is unsafe to rent estate without examination by the Cesar Abstract Co, which holds the complete set of books. For valuable property order an abstract or a guaranteed certificate of title. the owner pays as part of proving title.
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Salary Day Joy Among Southern Pacific and Katy Men
There is a feeling of joy among the yalhead men today as pay days arrive for workers on the Southern Pacific L and G N and Katy lines. Sap men were paid yesterday. Visit the Lone Star soda fountain at Alamo plaza. Dr J O Kemp BSc Pb G, Mar Dreiss Trog store. New phone 121 old phone 160 ting.
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Postal Station Fixtures Arrive for Helmann Building
A letter from Silva Heimann received today states fixtures for the postal station to be opened in the Helmann building at Wear Houston and Medina streets have been purchased at about $200. They are due around August 12, with a hoped opening date of September 1 for the post office.
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City urged to fund summer band concerts by private subscription
An anonymous letter to The Light argues for permission from the mayor to use parks for band concerts and to start a subscription drive. The writer offers $25 and urges the city to advertise subscriptions to fund two or three concerts weekly through the summer, praising local Beethoven society and baseball team as civic assets.
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San Antonio
Laundry Jealousy Menace In Posie Court Case
Seapende and Wringers enter discussion in police court over alleged abuse and motive in a laundering dispute. Mary Tiranch pleads not guilty, claiming spiteful framing while witnesses debate best method for white wear. The hearing includes expert testimony and references to advertising by Light.
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Candidacy fund pledge urged after county primary costs
In Bexar County the Democratic executive committee chair C. TL Fass informs candidates they must pay a proportional share of primary expenses. They will be asked to sign a pledge to support all party nominees at the general election including magnetos and college patrons among listed names.
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Deutorratic Executive Committee
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Markets Cotton and grain prices edge on bears and crops
In New Orleans and other markets thin demand and bearish outlook weigh on cotton as better weather and early crop prospects temper gains in July option. Prices shown include nearby levels and futures, with steady to firm conditions in New Orleans and Galveston. Wheat futures trade with mixed highs and lows, while corn and oats show modest ranges amid cautious trading.
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