City News on National Committee Appointments
Williams T. Schumacher, president of the Fraternal Order of Tagles, was named a member of the national committee on provinces and appeals. Notification came from Theo dore A. Bell of Napa, grand Worthy president of the Baghs. The next committee meeting is set for Senttta August 11 12 2% wid 34, with Schumacher in attendance. Oil coat applied to Callaghin avenue in the Seventh Ward is praised by residents who hope the work expands to other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams T. Schumacher
Order of
Tagles
Aeller
Theodore A. Bell
Napa
Cal
Baghs
Senttta
Mr. Schumacher
Seventh Ward
Callaghin Avenue
Abstracts and Certificates of Title in Real Estate
It stresses the importance of title examination by Genar Abstract Co with the county’s only complete set of books. Recommends ordering an abstract for valuable property or a guaranteed certificate for cheaper deals. The owner pays for proofs that title is sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genar Abstract Co
Going to Convention and Local Lodge Meeting
RR McKibbin, Southern Pacific agent, received a letter from Tom Richardson inviting him to the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents convention in Portland Oregon this September. Concordia Lodge 1753 Knights and Ladies of Waller will meet tomorrow night at Red Men's hall Soledad Stress with a postsession social, music, dancing and refreshments to celebrate several members birthdays. all Knights and Ladies of Hover invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. McKibbin
Southern Pacific
Tom Richardson
New Orleans
American Association of
Portland
Ore
Concordia Lodge No. 1753
Knights and Ladies of
Waller
Red Men's Hall
Soledad
Hover
Two Are Out On Telelative Price Rumors
R L Stanfield and Henry Ryder Taylor change stance on Telelative price No 3 and accuse each other of neglecting the assessment repayment. The disputed rim ulae matter prompts renewed attention to settlement terms and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stanfield
Henry Ryder Taylor
Light’s Big Tent show draws crowd despite missed seats
The Light’s entertainment event drew a packed house with about 2700 attendees but many were turned away as doors closed for safety. Stage manager Le promises a Friday rerun featuring Our Wilgeats while The Medium drew hearty laughs during three acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rische
Giock
Jins
Frigass
Interest in Roving Contest At Del Rio Roping Events
The roping contest across the Rio Grande from Del Rio on Tang 28 attracts expert ropers from the United States and Mexico. A. R. Atkinson of the Southern Pacific, division freight and passenger agent, says two special trains will run from San Antonio to Del Rio on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stated
Mexico
del Rig
A. R. Atkinson
Divsion Freight
Paulie
Agys
San Antonio
del Rio
Immigrants for California Reach Mission Hotel
A party of Spaniards arriving late last night on their way to California to engage in farming spent the day at the Mission hotel and will depart tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hasity
Spain
Mission Hotel
Will Hold Initiation at Alamo Indice No. 522 Fraternity
The Fraternal brotherhood at Alamo Indice No 522 will halt its regular masking tonight on Redviell Street. A class of candidates will be initiated and some minor duties transacted. The dance by the escort team is planned for Friday May 1 at Madds Way Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redviell's Hath Soteuad Street
Madd's Way
Affidavits Filed in County Court Turus
Three affidavits filed in the county court accuse Jack Habamida of aggravated assault against Goon Hattie Northcraft, and Detective Womack charges Wash Collins with theft of a harness belonging to A. Eliott John Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covunty Court
Turlus
Jack Habamida
Hattie Northcraft
Womack
Wash Collins
A. Eliott
John Hydef
Theft charge against Detenthen Po Mack over coat from WW. H. Whent
Detenthen Po Mack faces theft charges after allegedly taking a coat from WW. H. Whent. Police report details indicate the incident occurred recently with Whent identifying the item and the suspect.
Engineers Elect at Local Stationary Engineers Meet
The annual meeting of the local Stationary Engineers No. 7 elected Tt. B Ogs as president, B. Hesse as vice president, W. D. Orr as secretary, and G. E H. Gushman as treasurer. Ogg will attend the national convention in Denver, Calgary, September 4. A smoker followed the business session at the Stevens Building. Tone Star fountain details noted at 316 Almo plaza. Dr. JO Kemp maintains Deetesl Drug Store with new and old phone numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statalion of Stationary Engineers No
Stevens Wallding
Ogs
B. Hesse
W. D. Orr
G. E H. Gushman
Ogg
Oider
Denver
Calg
Jo, Kemp
Brownsville trip stirs enthusiasm among San Antonio leaders
Secretary Carrington reports strong interest in the planned visit of San Antonio men to Brownsville. Delegation plans include one car, possibly two, with Sap officials accompanying. List of local supporters includes J Oppenhauser & Coy, San Antonio Traction, German firms, newspapers, and business groups. Plan entails stops at multiple towns and coordinated schedules along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
Bort Vets
Sapsit Bautthern Pacific
Brownsville
Sap
Rauber
Carriighon Tig
Brownsyllte
San Antonis
Ine
Soing
Canting
Utelr Iilention
Max Silfel
J. Oppenhauver & Coy
W. Benie
San Antonio ‘Traction
J. A. Weitpatrick
Teal Ts
J. M. Vance
Teternational Waly Association
Gannht ‘Silber
Sar Antonio Hardware Company
Fred W. Cook
Viecreat. Qens
Business Men's Clits
W. J. Stiles
Piper & Stiles
H. J. Lathron
Cooper, Lath Pan & Go
W. J, Tuttle
J. M.vankce
A.W. Hain
Wo, Milligan
H. L. Lathrop
W. L Exiles
Ed Everett
Would Support Band Concerts
A Musigloving Citizen argues for free band concerts in San Antonio, claiming broad public approval across classes. He urges continued effort to promote the concerts, asserting many residents would welcome them and support the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimy
Alnose
Eitigen
San Antonio
Dreughon's Pract al Business College Trolley Ride Event
Dreughon's College in Nashville invites all former and current students to a trolley ride tomorrow from 4 to 6 pm visiting principal streets, followed by a reception at 6:30 noting 160 enrollments in the past few days. Local business leaders will give brief talks about success in offices work. Refreshments and an orchestra will enhance the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreughon
Practical Business College
Craughon's College
Nushylie
Tenn
Hotel Fire Forces Guests to Flee Night Attire
Special to The Light Comanche Oklahoma early morning blaze destroyed the 280 Core ley hotel causing property loss around 3000 with 300 in surplus. Guests escaped in night clothes with no injuries reported as authorities investigate the fire origin and cause.
Wanted two gentlemen companions for a antitonic tour north
Classified notice from an old newspaper seeking two gentlemen companions for a pleasant and cheap way to expand a vacation. Instructions direct readers to respond to a numbered address and mention Light in the context of the ad. The text is garbled and difficult to read but indicates a travel companionship and a response address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antotienic
Torr
Birth Notices and Notices of Medical Remedies
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Gavan and others at 1618 Weal Commerce and 1614 Trevor Avenue. The fragment mentions inquiries about kidney or bladder trouble and medical products from Folens Riiney Core, Baxir Drug Co, and a 19.00 tin purchase. Also cites Mme Adelaide Sents at 447448 Moore Building.
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Baxir Drug Co
Personal notices of families visiting and traveling
Mlases also Kate and Lamar Brew sor daughters of Colonel O G Brews stex Lugedo are in the city on a walk and are guests of the Menger J A Marta of Del Rilo is at the An gels Mrs F M Kelly of Sherman is in the city and staying at the Angelus Mr and Mrs BE G Trueheart acy soupunied by Misses Grace and Mary Crawford Jeffthis morning for Cyla ran Mex to spend vs summer Mrs W H Dudzon and son Raymond Nodson left this morning for Yorreau Mex to spend the summer Mrs Susan Meuffer Mrs George Harvey Miss Lucille Garwood and Miss Annie Frans left this morning for San Diego CA to spend the sume mer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Lamar Brewsor
O. G. Brews Stex
Lugedo
Menger J. A. Marta
del Rilo
the Angels
F. M. Kelly
Sherman
The
Angelus
Sind
BE. G. Trueheart
Grace
Mary Crawford
Jefthis
Cyla+ ran
Mex
W. H. Dudzon
Raymond Nodson
Yorreau
Susan Meuffer
George Harvey
Lucille Garwood
Annie Frans
San Diego
Natives Murder Whites in Sumatra Spark Widespread Rebellion
The Huue uprising near Pudong on Sumatra's west coast has reportedly grown large with many natives rising. Some thirty European settlements face threats as only about 2400 Dutch soldiers remain to defend them. Battles have occurred amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudong
Sumatra
Batavia
Jhewa
Corpse Scattered Over Four Miles in New York Trolley Route
Parts of a human body were found along Desbrosse street trolley line spanning more than four miles. Hands near Williamsburg Bridge and a mutilated load picked up over Kent Avenue bridge. No identification available. Police investigate this grisly case across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jona
Desbrosse Street
Williamsburg’ Bridge
Des Hrogse Street
Manhattan
Kent Avenue
Surial Permits Reported For Several Individuals
The report lists individuals including Antonio Peres aged 31 and Norah Brown aged 17 with notes on permits and health matters. Other names such as Virzinid Cardean and Bar gos trary tuberculosis appear in the fragment, alongside unidentified locations and agencies. The text remains incomplete and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Peres
Norah Brown
Bargos
Markets Report From New Orleans and Grain Section
Market notes from New Orleans with July and October futures drifting, mixed prices across commodities. Grain section covers wheat and corn quotes with varying bids, while Boston and Kansas City reports show scattered, unsettled activity and minor fluctuations.
Barker Eyes Prohibition Vote In July Primary
Bob Barker an aspirant for state comptroller arrived in the city from Austin amid talk that the prohibition issue will drive a large turnout. He said the issue and the national trend are shaping the state's map. Mitchim trial in El Paso was continued to the September term. Local ads mention rock salt and chicken feed at area businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Barker
State Comptroller
Austin
Tomorow
Barker
Texas
Mitchim
el Paso
Tex
J. F. Mitchine
Mt. Harrell
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Pric
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Tirmad
Dexar Drug Co
Theodore Ganks
Cito Wahrmind
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Roosevelt
Coppright
Purdy Bon
Charles W. Eliot
Thcy
Detenthen Pomack
WW. H. Whent
Engineers Elect
Vielt
Tone Star Goon
Almo Plaza
Hjellister
Draughon
Ani
Gavan
South Son
Sabartreel
Contillo
Mroteton Wits
Lobert
R. Alamasti
Massige
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Mme
Adelaide Sents
Moore
Copenhagen
Nemo
Surial
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Lew
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Quet
Galveston
Mdet
Mongton
Grain ‘Market
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Kansas City
Wheat
Farker
M. Maracheau’s
Mullins Steel
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Waderwater
McElroy & Brown
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