Visitors fill San Antonio hotels with notable Dallas guests
A string of visitors from Dallas and other Texan cities arrive in the city and register at prominent hotels including the Menger, Crockett, Gunter, Savoy, Bowie, St. Anthony, and Bexar. Guests include John L. Hunter, J. Baha, Mrs. F. A. Brown, P. Cassell, and many more from Dallas, Pilot Point, Rockport, Ada, Cuero, Sherman, and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hunter
Dallas
Menger
J. Baha
Liano
Tex
Crockett
F. A. Brown
Chicago
Wie
P. Cassell
St. Anthony
G. Cooley
Gunter
G. Shaw
Wichita Falls
Savoy
P. Carr
Bexar
Sullivan
Pilot Point
Tomas E. Mathis
Rockport
Oseph Farebis
Umont
Bexar Hotel
Rs. J. C. Watts
Miss Ith
Denison
Menger Hotel
Eorge J. Schleicher
Quero
P. BE. Giffrey
Laredo
Bowie
C. Bateman
Port Lavaca
G. Davis
Corpus Christi
H. Littlejohn
Blg Wells
Ess
Savoy Hotel
Madge Wyatt
Prairie Lea
Marshall
Sherman
William Sherman
Loseles
Cal
Crockett Hotel
W. L. Wehring
Houston
W. W. Fisher
Austin
Murphey
E. Mahone
Jourdan
Dad Hellman
Westhoff
Ohn J. Hainesworth
Brownsville
St. Anthony Hotel
Rs. J. V. Currie
Itor
G. R. Noyes
Charlotte, Tex
J. H. Bain
Stockdale
Real Estate Transfers Across San Pedro Heights and Beyond
A lengthy list of real estate transfers records exchanges between multiple buyers and sellers across San Pedro Heights, Los Angeles Heights, Rosedale Park, and surrounding blocks with dates ranging 1911 to 1918 and prices from 1 to 13 thousand dollars. Notable parties include R. W. Aldrich, Mrs. D. D. Aldrich, W. H. Fox, F. M. and N. B. Taylor, M. Friedman, T. L. Conroy, H. B. Rice, Estate of Gertrude H. Faith, guardian, and J. B. Callahan. The entries describe lots, blocks, new city blocks, and special subdivisions with varied property sizes and locations. The article ends with a note that Cleveland may build a public auto garage operated on a fee system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Aldrich
D. D. Aldrich
San Pedro Heights
New City
W. H. Fox
F. M
N. B. Taylor
Rosedale Park
M. Friedman
T. L. Conroy
H. B. Rice
North Side
Crosby Street
Gertrude H. Faith
Guardian
H. A. Neal
New City Block
Charles Delkera
E. R. Rodriguez
W. W. Burnett
J. B. Stafford
Maria T. Guerrera
J. B. Callahan
BE. C. Jones
Arlington Heights
BF. Steves
M. B. Spellesey
West Commerce Street
B. F. Wine
Lillie Hafner
Villa Rosa
J. A. Brownlee
E. and
A. Steves
B. KB. Witte
Carl A. Michel
Highland Fark
William Dellerman
Los Angeles Heights
P. H. Miller
S. W. Gray
North Flores Street
Williams Brick Company
Sheriff
J. R. Norton
Co. F. Murphy
O. Lewis
Kentucky Avenue
E. Moczygemba
Ignacio de’Leon
Perez Street
W. R
Alice Parker
Freda Kramer
San Pedro Avenue
Ike Levy
R. L. Ball
G. R. Haas
Mary Joseph
Lakeview Avenue
Cleveland
Rebels seize town as Huerta buckles to revolt pressure
Mexico City March 4 rebels occupy Yeca pixla in Morelos as War Department plans punitive action. Carranza led insurgents extend to Zacatecas with rail bridges burned. Huerta orders campaign with troops moved south from Monterey and Col. Rivera dispatched north to counter Carranzaistas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Yecapixtla
Morelos
War Department
Carranza
Corhuila
Zacatecas
Saltillo
Benjamin Argumedo
Lerdo
Argumedo
Bobole
Juerregi
Aguascalientes
Cheche Campos
Gomez Palacio
Orozco
Maytorena
Sonora
War Office
Pascual Orozco
Jesus Morales
Puebla
Lara
Hidalgo
Azcona
Juan Sanchez Azcona
Madero
Secret Service
Chamber of Deputies
Secret
Cuautla
Manuel Bonilla
Fomento
Federal
Cardenas
Francisco I. Madero
Jose Pino Suarez
Havana
United States
Monterey
Emilio Rabazo
Emiiliano Zapata
Ozumba
Zapatistas
Genevevo de la O
Huerta
Zapata
Alberto Fuentes
Fuentes D
Ramon Rosales
Antonio Rivera
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Congress
Chihuahua
Jose Cordova
Cordova
Abram Gonzales
More Men On Patrol Duty At Douglas Border
Colonel Guilfoyle strengthened border patrol at Douglas sending nearly all Ninth Cavalry troops and a machine gun platoon after a Sunday clash. A Mexican party gathering firewood caused line fire yesterday but no injuries. A Washington report copies a tale of a rebel junta message urging cross border attack and anti American statements. A warrant was issued for a missing permanent Mexican resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Guilfoyle
Ninth Cavalry
International Line
Washington
Maderista Junta
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Judge Davis Chosen Elks Exalted Ruler in San Antonio
San Antonio Lodge No. 21 of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks elected Judge James R. Davis as exalted ruler and named Gus Zalmanzig as esteemed leading knight at a well attended meeting. Other officers include E. T. Jackson loyal knight and R. M. Luckenbach lecturing knight, with W. E. Roach and W. B. Hamilton Jr. holding secretary and treasurer posts respectively for consecutive terms. the Dutch lunch followed and Rabbi Marks addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
James R. Davis
Gus Zalmanzig
E. T. Jackson
R. M. Luckenbach
W. E. Roach
W. B. Hamilton Jr
J. F. Posert
Tler
Adolph Groos
Grand Lodge
A. G. Burks
Rabbi Marks
Club Measure Opposes Kennedy Bill In Texas Legislature
San Antonio clubs plan a mass departure on a special 8 am train to Austin to press for a bill to curb dives under the Kennedy measure while preserving lawful clubs. Delegations from Houston and Galveston join San Antonio and other cities in urging a compromise that protects legitimate clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Austin
Texas Club
International & Great Northern
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Kennedy
Colquitt
Texas
Travis and Auto Clubs
Turnverein
Casino
Hermann Sons
San Antonio Club
St. Joseph's
Elks
International Club
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King Furniture Company
West
Commerce Street
Hostetter
Tomace Ver
REBEL
Mexico
Rosales
Carlos Vidale Gomez
Rafael Reyes
Alfonzo Falco
Alberto Yarza
la Carolina
Davis
Elas
San Antonio Lodge
Washington Herald
James R, Davis
Guatemala
Mall
A. M. Fischer
International & Great Northern Railway Co
Pegialso
GITY
E. Houston ST
International & Great Northern Railway Company
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas State Department of Agriculture
Texas College of Industrial Arts
U. S. Department of Farm Demonstration Work
Ft. Worth Stock Yards Company
A. P
S. A
A. P. Depot
H. D., Wagner, Co. T. A. 8S
Houston St
Ave
Hon Spoere
Losoya St
Odet Ou Eee
Mike Goggan
B. Houston St
Blackburns
Pill
Wright Mare Wright Wright Bros. Electrical Contractors
Main Ave
Katy
Antonio
Try
Alamo
Mr. Griffin
el Paso
California
San Francisco
Edw. McClanahan
C.T. A
A.R. Atkinson
E. Houston Street
Moore Building
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