Water supply contract awarded for Camp Stanley works
A water supply contract for Camp Stanley was awarded to construct a large wooden tank system and related works to Hoerger and Hares in the second construction district. The project aims to provide ample water for the camp, with stock allocated to fund operations and to improve the electrical power line alongside. The effort includes cleaning old wells and extending lines to support the vast reservation, ensuring reliable supply during emergencies.
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Erste
Hares
Fort Senston Montif
Keirkivoad and
Wharton
San Saptonio
Betwten
San Antonio
Gasp Stanley
Exington
Houston
Whelan
Brooks Field
Brooks
Secretary of War
Camp Stanley
Motion Picture Plans Thrive in San Antonio Climate
Officers said outdoor stages will open at 207 210 Brady as work begins. San Antonio's climate favors filming, with two reels already produced and New York awaiting the first induction. The company expects five reel pictures and a ready market as production shifts forward.
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Brady
Dac
San Antonio
Sea Pictures
York Ep & Third
Sah Antonol
Garxon
Tuesdas
New York
Carson
Progent I
Veterans need aid for disabled World War I service members
Detroit and Cincinnati leaders spoke at the first annual Disabled American Veterans convention urging care for more than 10,000 wounded and ill veterans. They stressed beds, medical support, and better reintegration into civilian life for TB and mental health cases, noting lack of funds and facilities.
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Detroit
Mid
Mobat
Mars
Cincinnati
Fudge Mucw
Ufe
Firsp
Marx
Jury Exhausted in Mussel Murder Trial in Texas
A jury panel in Houston Texas for the murder trial of Rive C Mussel of Overton aims to select 50 more talesmen after 105 men appeared with only 10 jurors chosen by noon. The state signals possible death penalty.
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Houston
Ter
Uedu
Fuerfudiual District Court
Rive C. Mussel
Overton
Mariee
Ashe
Che-vead May
Hee
Municipal efforts to grow and prize urban yard beautification
In a ballroom session at the Guntur hotel Pusslas cow, Secretary Kenneth Mulling chaired a meeting where John Strokn led discussions on creating a municipal yard and nursery to cultivate flowers and shrubs for city beautification. Lambert urged a fresh plantings push as the city seeks broader civic pride and ongoing improvements.
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Tir
Activ
Priges
Guntur
Kenneth Mulling
John Strokn
Acuel Ae
Tate
Tine ii Lambert
Tha
Meeting of bankers and city officials in Los Angeles
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a bank meeting in Los Angeles with multiple mentions of a mayoral figure, a treasurer, and various city departments. It references a planned session Tuesday with a focus on fiscal matters, appointments, and public works, but the text is garbled and largely unclear.
Joint Texas postoffice clerks and carriers convention schedule
The three day joint convention of Texas postoffice clerks and carriers will meet at the Gunter hotel with a program including a stag party, joint sessions, and guest speakers. Events cover registration, ceremonies, and a sightseeing tour of San Antonio and the Mission.
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Texas Postoffice Clerks and Cariers
Ae Dori
Euate
Vesta
Wadertion
Gunter Hotel
Bunda Juvenile
Y. Voltz
Bishey W. Capers
iMayor O
Picnic at Camp Wood Opens Uvalde & Northern Jubilee
Camp Wood will host a July 4 celebration at the northern terminus of the Uvalde and Northern railway. A special train from San Antonio will divert to Camp Wood for the event. Preparations include barbeque, bronco busting, bare races, and baseball games featuring Champ Wood and Tarkdale with a morning and afternoon schedule.
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Camp Wood
Uvalle & Northern Railway
RW. Wolster
Camp enrollments soar as citizen training camps open
A heavy turnout of applicants fills the schedule for citizen military training camps. Seventeen hundred applications flood in as centers in Weave and Tart Tega prepare to host sessions, with organizers forecasting full enrollment and orderly drills beginning Wednesday morning.
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Asarranoe
Akeeran
Application flow for Camp Trevis crews and travel notes
The report notes about 1200 applications needed for the Camp Trevis project with some requiring stisap prove. Hol. Joseph DY Gat orders securing applications to come from San Antonio and vicinity to reduce transport costs. Colonel Gohp reports Sunday from Denver after a trip to scour Enteresé in the comp etree.
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Joseph DY
Trevis Sa
San Antonio
Gohp
Denver
Col
Mexico Party Returns to San Antonio by Special Trains
Two special Pulmans carrying San Antonio merchants who attended the International Congress of Merchants in Mexico City are due to reach San Antonio Tuesday evening at 6 50 after attaching to the regular International and Great Northern passenger train. A telegram from Yandel, San Antonio Chamber of Commerce manager, confirms the plan amid reports of bandit activity near Nuevo Leon and impaired telegraph lines south of the border. The party had been en route since Monday, with relatives awaiting word on their return.
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International Congress of Merchants
Mexico City
San Aue Tonio
International & Great Northern
Yandel
San Antonio
Yandell
Nuevo Dean
T. A. Purcell
San Antonly
Policeman Dies of Wounds After Arrest Attempt
A Bryan Texas native, 37, police officer dies from wounds suffered after attempting to arrest two suspects following a Fourth Ward shooting scare. He died today, leaving a wife and three children. He had been injured a week earlier.
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Rdcok
Amo Fulay
Negry
Hig Wounde
Bryan
Tex
Cure for Eczema: Raleigh Man Endorses Cuticura Trio
Luther Stephens of Raleigh North Carolina describes severe eczema on face and hands with intense itching and sleepless nights. After using one cake of Cuticura Soap one box of Cuticura Ointment and Talcum for a month he reports complete relief and renewed rest.
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Luther Stephens
Raleigh
N. C
Exports Through Border District Reach High Mark
Exports through the border district rose to 9,069,618 in May, the highest monthly total in the customs department's history, per statistics from Washington. Laredo led in both exports and imports with 6,093,013 from border parts, as six months of rising exports to Mexico reflect stable Mexican government control.
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Customs Department
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Ent Cotulla
Mexico
Cotutla Sai
Alay
Laredy
Laredo
Local place names and figures amid unclear report
Fragmentary OCR text lists places and amounts such as Eagle Pas Rio Gi want and Del' Bio. Brownaville and Granite City appear with figures like 182 and 130. Content is garbled with unreadable segments and missing context.
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Agle Huns
Aluhusus
Fuor
Brownaville
Aid Suggestion from League Council to U S
London reports state Undersecretary Cecil Homeworth said the Fortign affairs ministry received a League of Nations note urging the United States be respected in aiding a solution to the mandate issue. The government would study possible support for the suggestion to expedite a settlement before the League Assembly.
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London
League of Nations
Haimeworth
Roselaywn
Aveyard
Beaufifal
Grockett
Mexico Patrolling Border With Airplanes Reported
Advices from San Antonio say Mexico has begun using airplanes to patrol the U S Mexico boundary to hunt raiding bands. Mexican planes are blue marked and patrols aim to distinguish them from U S aircraft. The central route via West Bernard Houston is open to traffic per the chamber of commerce update.
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United States
Mexico
Mexicas
Mesiva
Houston
Pascalle
West Dernard
Highway Department of the Chamber of Commerce
August Schuser
East Borchard
Chamber of Commerce
Road Condition Report From Local Highway Office
Partial OCR notes describe travel improvements along a coastal route via Wallace with detours and ongoing maintenance. Mr Scharer coordinates daily updates on road condition and government effort to keep the highway open and safe for travelers.
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Batourt
Anid
Wallace
Scharer
Tislal Road
Bankruptcy Discharge Denied in Dilworth Case
Federal district court judge Duval West denied the discharge motion filed by merchant Joby Henry Walshol of Dilworth. The creditors demanded a recount of funds allegedly handled by the bankrupt before any discharge, upholding the referee who represented Meo Woishak's creditors.
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Dentes
Joby Henry Walshol
Dilworth
Duval West
United States District Court
Wwen
Mudge West
Meo Woishak
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