Railroads Offer 70 Percent Fare To July Fourth Meet
San Antonio railroads announce a 70 percent round trip fare for the Fourth of July military race meet and tournament. Tickets run three to four days, with extensive advertising to draw thousands from within 150 miles. Military maneuvers and war exhibits planned at the Fair Grounds include artillery cavalry infantry and signal corps displaysplus a novel machine gun demonstration. Officials guard plans amid a push to ensure crowd safety and ample concessions.
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Aaeaeeee Club
Omas Beck
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C. N. Whitworth
George
Natatorium Under Construction at Soledad Theater
A new natatorium of forty by eighty feet with about 200000 gallons of water rises at the Soledad Theater on Soledad Street. Depth runs two to ten feet, water readable to the far end, ready around July 5. It features a sand beach, spray, trapezes, diving boards, rest rooms, showers, electric hair-dryer, life guards, and staff to assist patrons.
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Soledad Theater
Soledad Street
Charles Tincham
Ueper
Fincham
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