Fire damages residence on Maverick Street
Fire damaged the J. R. Wallace residence at 415 Maverick Street shortly after 11 Sunday morning causing about 809 in loss. Most furniture saved. origin unknown. loss insured. Call a Taxi and Old phone 5757 now updated to 160. Mask ball at Math's on Thursday March 7 and baggage transferred. Dr N B Forest moved to 411 Main Avenue. Italo American Young Men's club met at Giorda's hall with trustees to receive Columbus day paraphernalia. Eugene Fecci named relief committee chair.
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J. R. Wallace
Maverick Street
Young Men’s Club
Giorda's Hall
Eugene Fecci
Har mon campaign HQ opens as United States political moves unfold
Supporters of Governor Harmon open headquarters in Dallas to prep for the presidential nomination race. C L Bass and Albert Horath travel for Harmon meetings while Harmon supporters expect no primary fear and may align with Wilson forces to secure it.
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Harmon
Judson Harmon
C. L. Bass
Albert Horath
Harmon Club
Dallas
Bass
Wilson
Mystery of teeth and their power revealed by scientists
The article explains the unseen forces in nature and the development of teeth from birth. It notes early civilization may have had more teeth and links dental change to modern cookery. It ends with an advertisement for National Painless Dentists at 814%4 West Commerce Street over Four Seasons restaurant.
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Nature
West Commerce Street
Four Seasons
United States intervention possible in Mexican affairs
An Englishman and Colonel Cecil Lyon once co owned a ranch in Mexico discuss unrest and possible US involvement. American banker A C Frost says intervention would make life hard for Americans in Mexico even if peace returns as he prepares to move to California. A Mexican suspect used a false fire alarm in downtown and was taken into custody amid a spate of recent alarms.
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Germany
Great Britain
United States
Mexico
Dick Mar
Shall
Cecil Lyon
Marshall
Rio Grande
A. C. Frost
Mexico City
Frost
McKaughan
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by San Antonio Resident
A San Antonio resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and weakness. The ad urges readers to buy from Bexar Drug Co. and lists Foster Milburn Co. as US agents, with a 50 cent price and a reminder to remember the name.
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San Antonio
Doan
T. J. Boullt
South Flores Street
Texas
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Woman Fined For Failure to Appear in Williams Assault Case
In Thirty-seventh district court this morning Maude Jones, a Black woman, was fined $10 by Judge Edward Dwyer after failing to appear in the case State vs Bubber Williams. Williams, a Black man, faces an assault with intent to murder charge. court clerk ordered an attachment for Jones.
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Bubber Williams
Thirty-seventh District
Maude Jones
Edward Dwyer
Williams
Trial Open in Case Against El ario Garcia
The case of El ario Garcia charged with attempting to burglarize a box car in the I. and G. N. railroad yards last November went to trial before a jury in the Thirty seventh district court. Deputy Constable Subira made the arrest.
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Jim Wilton
Buckley
Austin Street
John Slaven
Wilton
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Slavon
Elario Garcia
I. & G. N. Railroad Company
Thirtyseventh
Subira
Altamirano Family Seeks School Placement in San Antonio
Jorge Altamirano and family from Mexico City visit the Bexar hotel to place their two daughters in school. The party includes Mrs. M. Altamirano and Misses M. L. and Mati Altamirano. they are not commenting on Mexico’s political conditions.
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Jorge Altamirano
Bexar
Mexico City
Altamirano
M. Altamirano
M. L
Mati Altamirano
Saloon and Meat Market Burglarized on Goliad Street
Thieves broke into Joe Margorewitz saloon at 542 Goliad and A Trevino meat market at 540 Goliad Friday night stealing tobacco from the saloon and several pounds of steaks from the market. This marks a third break in at these locations within a short span.
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Joe Margorewitz
Goliad Street
A. Trevino
The Faun and Coppelia at Grand theater showcase
Critics praise The Faun as a witty satirical comedy by Edward Knoblauch with William Faversham delivering a luminous performance and a strong supporting cast. Coppelia is billed as ocular opera ballet by Imperial Russian Dancers from the Metropolitan Opera House New York, a stylish adaptation featuring Coppelius Swanilda and Franz in a tale of a life like doll.
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Faversham
Edward Knoblauch
Goldsmith
Sheridan
Beaumarchais
Rostand
Clyde Fitch
Pan
William Faversham
Coquelin
Hamlet
Shelley
Fauns
Mr. Chart
Lord Stanbury
Mr. Elliott
Ernest Craddock
Mr. Robinson
Maurice Morris
Mr. Wheatcroft
Cyril Overton
Celia Haskell
Alexandra
Miss Elliott
Lydia
Miss Oldham
Vivian
Miss Belmore
B. R. Forman
The
Houston Chronicle
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Dr. Coppelius
Swanilda
Franz
Love
Lentz Suits Demonstrate Notable Tailored Quality
The piece praises Lentz suits for their evident craftsmanship in every seam and lapel turn. It urges readers to choose Lentz for distinctive, tailored appearance.
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Sherlock Holmes
Issue Permits to Insurance Companies In Texas
In Austin on March 4 the Texas Department of Insurance continues issuing new permits for the upcoming insurance year. Although the filing deadline passed March 1, most companies have submitted annual statements but fewer than 60 percent have received renewed licenses after thorough inspections of each company’s business.
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Austin
Tex
State Department of Insurance
King George Hosts Levee at St James Palace
King George held his first levee of the season at St James palace. In Ambassador Reid’s absence due to illness, French ambassador Paul Cambon presented American dignitaries including embassy secretaries and attaches, and George Post Wheeler and R Newton Crane.
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London
King George
St. James Palace
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Paul Cambon
George Post Wheeler
Rome
R. Newton Crane
American Society
Aspirants Begin Forming for Moore Succession in Texas
The announcement by John M. Moore that he will not seek re election shocks Texas politics. Early candidates include Judge Norman G. Kittrell and Joe H. Eagle with supporters urging Mayor H Baldwin Rice to run and about six other names floated as possible successors.
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Moore
Ipy
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
John M. Moore
Texas
Norman G. Kittrell
Joe H. Eagle
H. Baldwin Rice
Grain Dealers in Conference Across the Nation
Grain dealers from Duluth to New Orleans and from Kansas City to New York convene in Washington to confer with officials on market and trade matters. The Associated Press reports this broad national gathering aims to discuss pricing, supplies, and regulation affecting grain handling and distribution.
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THE
Associated Press
Washington
Duluth
New Orleans
Kansas City
New York
Agriculture Department Implements Rulings on Sylph UF Oats and Corn Shipments
M Wayne of Delevan Illinois, president of the Grain Dealers National Association, heads the delegation chosen at a mass meeting in Louis on February 23 to discuss recent agriculture rulings on sylph uf oats and shipments of hot corn.
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Department of Agriculture
M. Wayne
Delevan, II
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Louis
Lentz Tailor Promotes High Clothing Standards
Lentz, tailor on 416 Main Ave, preserves quality from woolen selection to final fitting. Local patron A. Collman, plumber, notes the emphasis on refined attire.
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A. Collman
Main Ave
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