Fiesta Week Program Outlined for San Antonio Gala
Four major conventions will meet during the Fiesta San Antonio as a public program lists nightly parades, royal receptions, and municipal events. An official folder promotes the events from April 24 to April 29 with municipal venues, grand operas, beach shows, and the Battle of Flowers celebration.
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San Antonio
United States
Alamo
Battle of
San Jacinto
Battle of Flowers Association
Qaeen
Grand Or of the Republic
Funeral Notice for Mrs Hildegard Haass in San Antonio
Mrs. Hildegard Haass died in San Antonio at 6 30 p m on March 25 1916 aged 60 Funeral from 1212 South Laredo Street on Monday March 27 at 830 a m Requiem mass at St Josephs Church at 9 00 a m Interment in St Marys Cemetery Friends invited The notice includes unrelated ad lines for coffee and brick adverts.
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San Antonio
South Laredo Street
St. Joseph’'s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Brown Fights to Keep Control in Local Election
The contest for police and fire commissioner, led by Robert F Uhr and Fire Chief Phil Wright, shapes the race with W G Tobin and Charles T Fincham as weaker challengers. Analysts say Uhr could end Mayor Brown’s domination if he wins, while internal faction splits threaten the machine’s unity.
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Robert F. Uhr
Phil Wright
W. G. Tobin
Charles T. Fincham
Uhr
Fincham
Wright
Brown
Chief Wright
John W. Tobin
Sheriff Tobin
Coy
Tobin
Ed Lyons
Robert Uhr
San Antonio
West Side
Bexar County
Fourth Ward helps Tobin claim high brow protest vote
The analysis shows Tobin appealing to Fourth Ward voters as a protest against Brown administration policy. Most Fourth Ward ballots would go to Wright if Tobin and Fincham were not in the race, indicating limited Wright gains despite rising registration there.
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Tobin
Wright
Uhr
Fincham
Brown
Last day to change receipts for April 1 city election
Voters who moved since poll tax payments ended on January 31 must update their receipts by Monday to qualify for the April 1 city election. County Collector John A. Bitter announced the deadline, with 16,803 total qualified voters but expectations of turnout around 9,500. Campaign effort is expected to intensify to mobilize voters.
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John A. Bitter
Texas Corporations Formed and Amendments Noted
The Texas secretary recorded new charter grants and amendments: Gulf Coast Oil Corp of Houston $90000. Burton Mercantile Co of Mount Selman $2000. Higginbotham Trading Co of Cross Plains $75000. Forbes Markham Co of Kosse $15000. Kenedy Light and Power Co of Kenedy $10000. Oldham Motor Co of Abilene $10000. Woodsboro State Bonded Warehouse Co of Woodsboro $1500. Savage Tire Corp of San Diego Calif granted Texas permit with $10000 capital. Wortham Auto Supply Co of Wortham raises stock from $600 to $5000.
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Austin
Tex
Gulf Coast Oil Corporation of
Houston
Capital Stock
2. C. Duff
W. C. Turnbow
Ralph B. Feagin
Burton Mercantile Company
Mount Selman
Cherokee County
Co. T. Button
A. Kk. Wade
M. W. Burton
Higginbotham Trading Company
Cross Plains
Callahan County
A. F. Schulze
C. J. Densmer
W. H. Haertig
Texas
Savage Tire Corporation
San Diego
Cal
San Antonio
Wortham Auto Supply Company
Wortham
Kellogg Sanitone Wafers Promote Nerve Strength in San Antonio Ad
An old advertisement claims Kellogg’s Sanitone Wafers boost brain power and nerve stamina, presenting a free trial offer and promising relief from fatigue without disease. It lists San Antonio outlets A M Pischer, Kalteyer, Preiss, Taliaferro, and Sommers drug stores on Houston and Alamo streets.
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San Antonio
Fiesta parade to stage burlesque spectacle in San Antonio
Fiesta Week in San Antonio will feature the S. O. S. V burlesque parade and coronation on Saturday night with more than 3 000 participants. Organizers estimate 25 definite features and several hundred ancillary spectators, with Rotarians handling the coronation at Ala mo Plaza and numerous civic groups taking part.
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Antonio II
San Jacinto
S. P
M. E
Young Men's Christian Association
P. m
Alamo Plaza
S. O. SV
Rotary Club
As Mexican Village
San Antonio
Fiesta Association
Fiest
Rotarians
Order of Lions
Nobles of the Majestic Shrine
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Mu Nu Sigma Club
Red Men
Woodmen of the World
Eagles
Max Blum
Emil Frank
Harold Kayton
Louis Saur Jr
Ed Raymond
Ed Fink
Porter F. Loring
John B. Carrington
J. Frank Davis
Harry L. Miller
Herbert Barnard
Frank James
FEF
Ric
Tucker
Ss. O
J. R. Sprague
Army Ands
Travis Club
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Obituary Notices for Catherine Winters and Hildegard Haass
Miss Catherine Winters aged 40 died at her sister's home 2119 Buena Vista street at 4 40 pm Saturday. Zizik Undertaking to send the body to East Jordan Michigan Sunday with her sister. Mrs Hildegard Haass aged 60 died at her home 1212 South.
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Catherine Winters
W. P. Squiers
Buena Vista Street
East Jordan
Mich
Zizik Undertaking Company
Hildegard Haass
German-born woman dies in Texas after long residency
A German native who lived in Texas for fifty years and in San Antonio for ten years died on a Saturday afternoon in Laredo. She leaves eight daughters, three sons, and a brother. Funeral services are scheduled from the family home at 8:26 o'clock.
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Laredo Street
Germany
Texas
San Antonio
R. L. Haass
Devine, Tex
C. F. Haass
Langtry, Tex
A. F. Haass
Hondo
Tex
William M
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Haymarket Plaza
Grand Opera House
Beethoven Hall
Mexican Village
Automobile Dealers’ Association of
Fairies
Majestic Theater
Order of the Alamo
Woman's Relief Corps
Retail Saddle and Harness Manufacturers’ Association of Texas
Southwest Texas Yen Association
Doyle- Bridger Optical Company
W. Commerce St
Wesco
Chile
Dorine
Elgin
West Commerce St
the Menger
South
Waghine
Oatiofy
Sheriff
Hoffmann-Hayman Coffee Co
Kellogg
50 Cent
Kellogg CO
Hoffmaster
Battle Creek
Kellogg’s
Burlesque
Kohler & Campbell
Pament
San Antonio Music
Shelby-Loring Undertaking Co
India
Ceylon
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