Membership Rally At Ule Trades Council Hall
A union meeting for the Painters and Paper Hangers Union is planned at the Ule Trades Council hall tonight. The event invites all painters in the city, members or nonmembers, to attend a membership day. President Roosevelt supports self-help, urging collective savings and home building on easy payments, as explained by El Steves & Sons.
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Painters' and Paper, Hangers’ Union
Ule Trades Council Hall
Roosevelt
Heoltic
el Steves & Sons
Cooks and Waiters Union Sets 4 Special Meetings Tonight
The Coke and Watters union announces four special meetings to be held tonight at the Trades Council. The gatherings aim to discuss important union matters and organize actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke and Watters’ Union
Trades Council
This Cures Piles When Salves and Ointments Want
An old remedy promotes a mixed solution to treat piles by taking doses after meals. It claims to correct bowels, with adults using 2 to 2 teaspoons and children five drops to teaspoon after each meal. The ad asserts it works for heavy meals or colds and is a specific for piles.
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Itic Fhiid Eastata
Dr Beyard K Cartey Opens Offices in Hicks Building
Dr Beyard K Cartey formerly of Greenville Texas has opened offices in the Hicks building rooms 322 and 23 as a general practitioner. Old phone 1343 residence 20 Lewis Street old phone 2034.
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Beyard K. Cartey
Greenville
Texas
Hicks Building
Lewis Street
Social for Stage Falk Honors Timi Finting Stock Company
The San Antonin Musicians society held a social at Scholz hall yesterday honoring the Timi Finting Stock company. The farewell event noted the group’s successful engagement at the Empire theater with union members from various organizations attending and many toasts and speeches made.
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Falk
San Antonin Musicians’ Society
Timi Finting Stock Company
Scholz” Hall
Avena
Empire Theater
Wen Wade
Demand for Rails Boosts Cattle Shipping Across Lines
Railroads run heavy cattle transport with livestock cars visible on all lines. The G., HE & S.A. in this city have orders for 500 cattle cars. Cattle move to Indian Territory for pasture and to markets, reflecting strong demand.
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HE & S.A
Indian Territory
Patsurage
Marriage Licenses and District Petition Actions Noted
The county clerk issued marriage licenses for J Price and Bessie Bell Braoker and R D Austin and Nina Iona McCollough. A Hold Up Petition from voters in school District 27 seeks to divide the district, with a second petition to create Macdona District No 46. County commissioners' court deliberated Apr 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J &, Price
Bessie Bell Braoker
R. D. Austin
Nina Iona McColloudh
Macdona
County Commissioners’ Court
Charge Wife Abandonment in County Court
Chinmaing sits in county court on charges of abandoning wives. Jian Pena faces defection charges for leaving his wife Madelena March 5. Jacob Frink accused of abandoning Louisa February 1. Also fined 25 dollars for assault in corporation court after a knife incident with Matte He naniex. judge Brace notes rising violence.
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Chinmaing
Jian Pena
Madelena
Jacob Frink
Louisa
Alfonso Lopes
Corporation
Lopes
Iave Buckles
Aittle
Brace
Quake Report From Bas in Residents
Mr and Mrs Bogigian of Bas in passed through this morning on their way he from the City of Mex im after the recent earthquake. They say there were no fatalities and no buildings collapsed though many structures were wrecked. The scene caused fear and consternation among those who experienced it.
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H. Bogigian
Basin
Mexim
Mr. Bogisian
Prisoners Courted to Del Rio by U S Marshal
Marshal H. Lancaster departed Eagle Pass this morning to transport a number of prisoners to Del Rio. The detainees face charges of smuggling as part of federal enforcement efforts along the border.
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del Rio
Gevuty
United States
Iadt H. Lancaster
Eagle Pass
Naturalization Petition Filed in Federal Court
Franke Castiglione, an Italy native, appeared with Clerk Campbell in the federal court this morning to file and aid a petition for naturalization in the city.
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Franke Castiglione
Italy
Aled
Campbell
Federal
Church Notices Warn Early Arrival for Packed Service
A local church crowd last night packed seats on the right side, with hundreds of attendees including white and Black worshippers. The pastor urged early arrival for future services and noted the church is accessible via the South Heights car on Labov Street.
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South Heights
Labov Street
Staneko Bros. garage manager charged with speeding
J. W. Collins, manager for Staneko Bros. garage, has been charged by policeman Sam G. Cook with driving an automobile faster than the city ordinance allows. A complaint was filed before Joe Bro. Gen, clerk of the corporation court.
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J. W. Collins
Staneko Bros. Garage
Sam G. Cook
Joe Bro. Gen
Corporation Court
Forencan
Record Run On Southern Pacific Shipment
A stock train of 19 cars arrived yesterday at 1 o clock after leaving Satur day night at 1. It ran 496 miles to the destination at an average speed of 22 miles per hour including stops, taking fourteen hours. The shipment went on to Fort Worth for the stock market.
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Southern Pacific
Visit of W G Van Vieck to town
W G Van Vieck manager of the Texas lines of the Southern Pacific arrived yesterday from Houston in the private yacht Yoxna to be with his wife and son. Mrs Van Vieck is ill and the party came for a rest. They expect to stay a day or Ava may go west.
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W. G. van Vieck
Texas Tnes
Southern Facific
Yestunlay
Houston
Mar “Yoxna” Heig
Ims
Carter Visits Fort Worth Stock Yards Chief Agent
OW. Carter state manager of the Fort Worth Stock Yards company, visiting the city to oversee stock business and meet old friends among local stockmen in Fort Worth.
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OW. Carter
Fort Worth
Local theater worker injured by wagon crushes toes
Able Spitzler suffered a serious accident when a heavy wagon toppled forward at the Southern Pariste depot, crushing two of his toes. He is likely to be confined to his room for several weeks as a result.
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Able Spitzler
Abe Boitdler
Jocal
Federal Court to Convene in Del Rio This Week
Federal officers depart for Del Rio to attend a court session opening Wednesday in the city. The trip is part of ongoing federal proceedings and involves regional officials traveling to the Rio Grande area for the hearing.
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del Rio
Preacher’s Subject Six Million Degrones Preaches at New Baptist
The Rev Griffin, known as Sin Killer, will preach at New Baptist Church Tuesday night in a public message aimed at business people and their families. The speaker calls for attention to moral renewal and community welfare among white residents.
Cartmell May Recover From Runover Injury
Carlisle Cartmell, an 18 year old run over by a refinery wagon on Navarre Street, remains in Santa Rosa hospital. He shows marked improvement since Saturday, with initial fears of permanent injury easing thanks to determination and absence of complications.
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Cartmell
Carlisle Cartmell
Gulf
Grocott
Navarre
Santa Rosa Hospital
Hayes
Nick
Think Well of Them Glen Palla N L March 30
Unclear fragmentary notice mentions Glen Palla and Blackbwm with references to a package and a portrait. The readable text discusses a popular nonsecret item and a mule package envelope, but details and context are damaged. No clear event or outcome available.
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Glen Palla
Avery Fine
Blackbuwn
Romado
Tosa
The Empire and Davis Benefit Attract Local Theatregoers
A busy week at the Big Tent and Empire features Miss Laura Tanner in a special repost, The James Boys on later shows, and enthusiastic crowds for The Elopement. Empire hosts Earl Burgess company led by Lillan Kee Anderson with Queen of the White Shshes, and the Davis Benefit at Grand Opera House showcases professional and non professional talent led by Col Charles A. Davis.
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Grand Opera House
Mammoth Teailmoniat Beredit
Earl Burgess Company
Cheme
Lee
Lynne
Laura Tanner
James Boys
Maidon
Empire
Earl Burgess
Thy Ena Bantings Company
Seattle
Davis
Valent Gilore
Trisat
Lamoyeon
Opera
Yelerag
Charles A. Davis
Davis Entertainment
A. 4. Curry
Dala
Wilson
Eisie Hanlon
Colature Doorand
Aileen Ranon
Kilectric Park
Lael
Daggett
Fred Page
Mongeur G. Kautann
Fred Smith
Spockilish
Fraternity of the World holds preliminary meeting
A preliminary organization meeting will be held at the I O F hall at Hutchen and St Marys streets tonight at o'clock. Students and graduates of the International Correspondence School of Scranton Pa and all interested in practical education are asked to attend. Various names appear in the notice including M Marticheau and W E Hosking of Honiton, connected with Southern Pacific office in Houston.
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I. O
Hutchen and
St. Mary's Streets
International Correspondente Bseheory
Scranton
Clantte V. Birkhead Neath Case Involving Carr Wood & Coal Co
Fragmentary legal notice references Carr Wood and Coal Co, Clantte and Birkhead, with mentions of Neath and Peavy, plus Alamo Bank Mads and lawyers. Details unclear but indicates a court matter or filing involving named parties and institutions.
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Clantte
Governor Campbell to Visit San Antonio for Spring Carnival
Governor Thomas M. Campbell will spend two days in San Antonio during the Spring Carnival from April 20 to 25. He arrives Friday morning April 24 from Ansun and attends a reception at the Menger and a closing banquet at the International Club roof garden. He will review the Battle of Flowers on April 24, with two major events during carnival week the Knights Templar encampment and the GBE state meeting bringing thousands to the city. The Templars’ miracle is a featured event slated for April 22.
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Thomas M. Campbell
San Antonio
Ans- UN
Menger
Titernations Club
Business Men's ci
Carnival Association
International Club
Campbell
Court notes minor alcohol and knife cases in a disturbant crowd
In a tense session the court heard multiple minor offenses linked to drunken behavior and petty violence. Sehneidar was fined for a small pint of liquor, Diaz faced a $10 fine over mistaken identity, and others including Rivas, Baldjote, Bellegrin, Gullerson, and Tarex faced modest penalties for conduct involving knives, intoxication, or resisting police.
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A. Sehneidar
Aa Anement
Dovar
Sehneidar
Y. Diaz
Dovtcha
Cortela
Vernon Bal Jote
Arela Bellegrin
Vernon
Guerge Gullerson
An-taw
Manuel Taree
Ghasag
Tarex
Fiat
Stadtiom Company
Pollee
Nan Ledbetter
F. Stanfelder
Counterfeit Money In Circulation In Southwestern Missouri
New counterfeit notes are circulating including a 1899 silver certificate with Indian ink, a $10 National Bank Note from Gulf National Bank of Beaumont, and a $20 gold certificate with Washington. The forgeries are crude two-piece photographs with long silhouettes. Two men have been arrested for attempting to pass these counterfeit bills.
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Sarlea
Gulf Natignat Bank of Beaumot
Washington
Coumte Feila
Cone Johnson 10 Talk Here Friday
Cane Johnson of Tyler will speak at the Grand Opera House Friday night. He faces Bailey forces in the race for delegates at large to the national convention and in the ongoing political contest. The local Theologites planned a different event but postponed due to a nearby entertainment.
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Cone Johnson
Cane Johson
Tyler
Dallis
Joseph Weldon Balley
United States
Wil
Grand Opera
Johnson
Tie Baitwy
Reading
Wreo
Appointments on I and G N Railroad
Chewar No 1 under the receiver ship of the L and G N railroad dated March 28 announces the appointment of division sub inspectors on the line. Homer Mads, longtime railroad man, is named division superintendent with headquarters in this city. The offices of assistant superintendents are abolished under the road’s retrenchment policy.
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Chewar
Effeut Homer Mads
To Road
Mrs Noble Attends Important Meeting At Gibson Hall
New Orleans delegates gathered for the International Kindergarten Division’s fifteenth annual meeting at Gibson Hall Tulane University. Miss Elizabeth Harrison of Chicago Kindergarten College presided with Mrs D A Nobis directing San Antonio kindergarten work. Mrs Noble was selected to deliver an address on kindergarten training, the only topic on the program.
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New Orleans
St. Marena
International Kindergarten
Divian
Gibson Hall
Tulane
University
Elizabeth Harrison
Chicago Kindergarten College
Mra. D
San Antonio
Mra
Noble Hit Haan
Tralia Clausnr
Toxa
Automobile Uckéta Carr Wood & Coal Co
JT Burnett and An underunners undertake a complex transaction involving Carr Wood and Coal Co. The item names appear in a garbled OCR line, but indicate a containment of corporate entities in a documented agreement or filing. Further readable context is limited.
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Automobile
Uckéta
Carr Wood & Coal Co
Mortuary notices for Mrs Sharpe and others in El Paso
Mrs A J Sharpe widow of A L Sharpe customs collector El Paso and sister of Mrs George R Gillette of San Antonio died in El Paso on the thirteenth anniversary of her wedding. She was 34, daughter of John J Leavell of Georgetown, a Southwestern College graduate, and lived in El Paso where Mr Sharpe served in the legislature. Survived by husband, a nine year old son Holland, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral in El Paso. Also notices: Adolphe Delouze aged 45 died at home 120 ITH street after a brickners. Survived by widow, two sons and five daughters. Funeral at 3 20 this afternoon conducted by Rev Dr D Morgan. Interment in city cemetery No 3. Ed Arnold, railway service chief clerk, leaves for Brownsville and will visit Corpus Chisti and other points this week. McNulty of Austin visiting the city.
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A. J. Sharpe
A. L. Sharpe
el Paso
George R. Gillette
San Antonio
Redcltire College
Catbridge
Mass
Harvard University
Sharpe
International & Great Northtern
Georgetown
Holland
Charles M. Campbell
Temple
Charley TI. Leavell
G. R. Gillette
GR. Carpenter
Jab Ht. Gengell
Mexico City
Todas
Wi F. Delouze
Chao
Hill
Ith Street
Bay St. Louls
Migs
Hie
Fayard
Rasiles
Bay St. Lotte
Mougan
Ed. Arnold
Brownsville
Will Aroue
Corpus Chusett
Sarviex
Bf McNulty
Austin
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ISCHE
Ferin
Bae Luns
the James Boys
Matinae
Searid
Empire Opera House
Moving Picture Theatres
West Gommerce Strest
Palace Moving Picture Show
Houston Street
Plaza Pire
Manne de Galfis
THE
Edison
Gram
Arthur Hotel
Elite Cafe
Soledad
Maln Plaza
Snall
City News
New Labor Union
Tig
Wade
A. Brown
Ami P. Halley
Serrelicr
Losoye St
Ee Gap
F. A. Crapa
San Antonia
Speutalty
F. Pasche
Ant
Houston Chaney
Bentist
Moore Bldg
Ploroa St
Phoca
Elsie Hanlon
Manlove & Matthews Wholeegle and Retan
Fasd
Ian
Broiles
Dribroies
Fraternity OF the World
Kutumatilo
Gare Wood Seal Co
Hay
Alfvite
Johnson Activi
Hulls
Rleo Meail
M. Marticheau
Scheuermeyer's
W. 3. Hosking
Honiton
Mr. Hosking
Saul Wolfson Dry
I & G. N. Railroad
Mrs. Noble
Burnett & An, Underunners
J. H. Terrill
Conroy Bidg
Alamo Plaza
Bae
Carlead and
Aadk
Southern Ice Company
Guenther Street
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