Free band concerts planned in San Antonio drive local support
The Light and various donors launch a free concert program to bring quality music to San Antonio residents. Subscribers pledge monthly funds, while merchants, unions, and musicians offer support to fund summer evening performances in the city. The aim is to provide concerts without forcing residents to leave home, with future events planned in outlying parks and the business district pledging help.
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San Antonio
Musician's Union
Wnion Eyrd
Aut
Reep
The Case Against Harsh Cathartics for Children
An opinion piece denounces harsh laxatives as damaging to stomach and bowels, likening them to peppers irritating the eyes. It argues that mineral and drastic purgatives injure both children and adults, urging gentler vegetable remedies to avoid chronic dyspepsia.
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Papper Exupes
Bass Boss Behind County Appointments Sparks Local Clash
County executive committee chair C J Lies announces presiding judge picks as Bassomosey faction pushes for appointments despite resignations. The dispute centers on party control, with Shook and Shaye calling for a fair, open selection ahead of tomorrow’s committee meeting. Numerous precinct appointees across many streets and wards are listed, provoking a ripple of dissent among supporters.
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Bassomosey
Aml
Brey Shim
Thas
Lavernia
Lng
Mie
Wernette
Bass
Agese
Boss
Max Carefuuslo
Mc Fase
Ross
Ford
Shoo
Winkenhower Rites Held at Family Residence
A. H. Winkenhower and Eva K. Winkenhower mourn the passing of their 36 year old family member. Funeral held this morning at 10 o clock at the residence 307 West Chothin Street. Remains to be shipped to St Louis for burial. wife and one child accompany.
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Nis
A. H. Winkenhower
Kits
Eva K. Winkenhower
Qien
Weet Chothin
Tibarcolnais
A. H. Winkenbeaver
Louis Tentarrew
Mishamd
Hady
City Hacks Ordinance Cited by Mayor Callaghan
Mayor Callaghan orders strict enforcement of the hacks ordinance by police to curb nuisance from city cabbies and their license handling. Complaints rise over late hour operations and property concerns among cab drivers and wagon owners.
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Callaghan
Del Rio Excursions Planned After River Deal In Progress
A series of excursions is announced for this afternoon to Del Rio from K a clonk due to the Deal Ro fatr now ongoing. A second trip leaves tomorrow at 7:30 a m heading across the river from Pel Rio to the rowing conflict site, marking a planned cross-river journey.
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del Rio
Pel Rio
Baby Run Over by Express Wagon Inflicts Serious Injury
A three year old child of BL Bell at 242 Eda street was run over by an express wagon yesterday. The child fell from the wagon with several other children and was dragged briefly. No bones were broken and injuries are described as serious but not life threatening.
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Bell
Eda Street
Escroyil
Hearst Won’t Head Ticket for National Independence Party
C A Walsh of Chicago arrives in Texas to organize a national independence party and says Hearst will not head the ticket. A national ticket is to be formed at the Chicago convention on July 27, with Hearst as not a candidate.
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Austin
Tex
C. A. Walsh
Chicago
Cie
Texas
Fox Deredt
Py Hearst
Hearst
Prospector Hill Grocer Files Bankruptcy Suit
Alexander Cravey grocer on Matamoros Street in Prospect Hill files a federal bankruptcy petition this afternoon. Assets amount to 82.53 in cash and 7209.92 in property, with 5625 claimed as exempt. Principal creditors include Cafarrelis Bros 622.87, W. 18. Smith 42.7, J. W. Thomas 380, F. Beltel 920.
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Alexander Cravey
Matamoros Street
Prospret Fat
Cafarrelis Bros
W. 18. Smith
J. W. Thomas
F. Beltel
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