City News San Antonians Plan New Orleans Voyage
A San Antonio party prepares to depart by Southern Pacific to New Orleans then sail on the Antilles to New York in July. The travelers include Erni Bhim J M Steinfelde Mr and Mrs J J Henkel Joe Marion Teutach Miss Helen Seelig Mr and Mrs Ll A Tosenfield and Mr and Mrs Bernheim. They will return by rail stopping at Niagara Falls and other northern and eastern points. Mr and Mrs L Kaufman will also sail.
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San Antonians
Paville
New Orleans
Antiles
New York
Eheles Erni Bhim
J. M. Steinfelde
J. J. Henkel
Joe
Marion
Teutach
Helen Seeligsoi
Ll. A. Tosenfield
Bernheim
Balloon Rages and Aero Club Prospects in 1910s Chicago
Sped to The Light Chicago June 27 Dr Frederick J Fielding of San Antonio president of the Aero club of Texas attends the annual meeting of the federation of American Aero clubs. Fielding is viewed as a top contender for the International contest on July 4 and seeks assignment for an international race in San Antonio in September. Prominent figures Lt Lahm Holland Forbes Col Charles Andrew Cosy praise San Antonio as a launch point for record flights. Also notes sailing plans on July 9 and 11 for Fielding and companions. Junk sale at Federal Building conducted by janitor Uncle Tom Didwood tomorrow at 10 am as part of rescat house cleaning. old carpets chairs and window shades to be sold.
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Chicago
Frederick J. Fielding
San Antonio
Aero Club of Texas
Federation of American Aero Clubs
Fielding
Lieut Lahm
Holland Forbes
Charles Andrew Cosy
Federal Building
Didwood
Grand Jury Returns Five Indictments in Felony Cases
The grand jury returned five indictments yesterday for felony offenses. Defendants named include Scursy Johnson for theft over $50, Alfredo Travino for theft of a horse, Alfredo Trevino for burglary, and Will Johnson for forgery. Judge Dwyer discharged the jury except for call to service when needed.
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Scursy Johnson
Alfredo Travino
Alfredo Trevino
Will Johnson
Dwyer
Turita
In His New Office Homer Fads Moves Into New IGN Quarters
Division superintendent Homer Fads of the I G N railroad was energized yesterday moving into his new quarters in the passenger station. This marks the first office to be settled in the new building with the remaining offices to follow next week after the formal opening. Ends’ office sits on the second floor and shows neat arrangement.
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Homer Fads
I. G. N. Railroad
Mr. Ends
Pistol Toting and Theft Charges Spark County Court Action
A fight on Inez Commerce Street left Kreshall struck by a two gun blow, leading to theft charges in county court. Hy Kreshall, a colored defendant, is charged after a transfer from the corporation court. Richard Nicholson faces theft under twenty dollars in an affidavit filed yesterday by Joe Chadwick alleging missing fixtures valued at $25 from the San Antonio Gas and Electric Light company.
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Ithlawilly
Shehrme
Hy Kreshall
Ign
Corporation Court
Kreshall
Inez Commerce Street
Richard Nicholson
Joe Chadwick
San Antonio
Monday Specials Include Satin Check Linen and Embroidered Goods
Local sale touts fabrics and trims with wide assortments at reduced prices. Satin checked lawns, white linen, cambric, gingham, and ruffled gauze pieces appear with quantity limits per customer. Featured textiles include 40 inch white linen, 56 inch cloth, nainsook, cambric, and lace embroidery, plus a large selection of trimmed hats at $1.98 and other novelty items.
Walton Hall to Resume as Private Girls School
Walton Hall at 122 Madison Street to reopen under Mrs Eva Skaggs as a private boarding and day school for girls. The four year old established program at 191 Le Séya surert expands into a modern school with courses from primary to senior, plus domestic arts, music, drawing and painting. Stenographic training remains a key feature with an able teaching staff. Summer sessions move between 121 Losoya Street and 421 Losoya Street, with the new 122 Madison Street facility expected to open within a fortnight.
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Eva Skugus
Walton Hall
Madison Sitcer
Eva Walton-Skugeas
Slagge
le Séya Surert
Madison Street
Thomas School For Girls
Amte
Glasa Whbei
Skaggs
Losoya Street
Nacugdoches Street
Lasoya Street
Comfort Tex residents and visitors figure in weeklong notes
Brief local items mention Lassie Jess from San Antonio and Mrs Gaddis, with Carrington and Yelvington from Austin visiting Comfort. Dr C C Jones and Miss Codring ton traveled to a wedding near Waring Sunding as a temporary street sprinkler system operated in the past week.
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Comfort
Tex
Lassie Jess
San Antonio
Beaconnesy Massey
Chisper
Heinen
Ohn
Carrington
Henry Yelvingten
Austin
Ty Pueet
Mra
Gaddis
Woek
C. C Jones
Mies Codrington
Waring
Orton “Goering
Bargain tycoon sale of white fabrics and linens
A chromed sale note offers white Madras paintings cottons and linens at deep discounts. It lists 50 pieces of white madras, 36 inch white linen, white India linen, and white embroidered Swiss with reduced prices for Monday and Tuesday, highlighting favorable maker loss and buyer gain. Includes prices from 25 to 39 cents and multiple yard measures.
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Madras
Turaday
Cap and China Mattings Offer Wide Pattern Range
A local shop advertises a large assortment of cap and China mattings with regular arc values available. Details note Monday timings and lightweight pricing at 224g¢ ynvil.
Social notes from San Antonio and surrounding towns
Personal news lists arrivals and departures at Floresville, the Bexar, and the Alamo Hotel. It notes Charles H. Plato of Shiner visiting the Bexar, J Manghim returning from Galveston after attending freight agents meetings, O H Wilson joining a fishing trip at Devil’s River, and several others on two week fishing or travel trips. Mentions W M Newman and wife from New Orleans, John Denny from Fort Worth visiting, and Henry Belsner heading to Galveston and Youkum.
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Devil's River
Ramsey
Hm Merchant
L. B. Clegg
A. D. David
Grogs
Mr. Rosenberg
J. W. Cunningham
I & Q. N. Railroach
Palesine
Court of Criminal Appeals Adjourns for October Tyler session
Special to The Light Austin June 27 The Court of Criminal Appeals adjourned for the term and will meet in Tyler in October A summary of the business shows about 200 cases filed and disposed of Releases affirmed 67 reversed and remanded 48 misdemeanors affirmed 36 reversed and remanded 39 fined to Tyler Thrasher. Rocky Mountain Tea ad claims to provide beauty and health benefits with 35 cent price and drug store sales warnings.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tyler
Jane
Farred
Thrasar
Solons Will Travel Free to Chattanooga
Atlanta June 27. A Georgia legislature resolution calls a lawmakers’ trip to Chattanooga Tennessee to study a railroad transportation tender. The delegation will travel next Friday and Saturday on a special train with free transport raising questions if it violates the Hepburn law.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Chattanooga
Tenn
Anti-Trust Thread Offer From San Antonio Merchants
To the ladies of San Antonio a list of reliable merchants offers Western Thread Best Six Derd at te per spool six spools for te. The thread is guaranteed superior to any on the market regardless of name make or price. Call for this famous thread and see to obtaining it from Joske Bros Co Wolff & Marx Co Dullint Co Wolfson Dry Goods Onikowitz Aves Paul Mareaux Geo Lowther alkemeyer Co and others.
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San Antonio
Joske Bros.’ Co
Wolff & Marx Ga
Dullint Ga
Wolfson Dry
Onikowitz Aves
Paul Mareaux
Geo. Lowther
Alkemeyer & Co
Towel sale prompts heavy discount bedding and robes
A large mixed sale lists medium and extra large towels, sheets, pillowcases, and bedspreads with low prices per dozen and individual items. It highlights Huck towels with white borders, bleached and unbleached sheets, hemstitched pillowcases, crochet bedspreads, and Nottingham lace curtains, all marked down for Monday.
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