City Paving Bids Open For 55 Blocks Across 14 Streets
City officials expect paving on fourteen streets totaling fifty five blocks to begin within a month after bids open Monday. Mayor Brown, City Attorney Gillette, City Clerk Fries and engineers outlined synchronized steps for contracts and notices to property owners to avoid delays.
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Brown
Alamo Plaza
West Side
Houston Street
Blum Street
Avenue D
Travis Street
St. Mary’s Street
Navarro Street
San Pedro
Brackenridge Park
Fort Sam Houston
Gillette
Fries
Pollock and Helland
Vssible
Imore
Outh Presa Street
Wounded Man May Recover After Santa Rosa Shooting
Reports from Santa Rosa hospital indicate Perkins, shot Thursday, is much improved and may recover. Attending physicians hold out hopes for his recovery. Mrs. Bertha M. Abel, wounded in the same incident, is rapidly recovering.
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Santa Rosa Hostal
Perkins
Bertha M. Abel
D A R Congress Draws Lone Star Delegates to Washington
The twenty third Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington gathers 1108 delegates led by Texas regent Mrs Harry Hyman and National President General Mrs Story. Texas delegates include Mrs Rose of Texarkana and Mrs Claybrook of Austin with honors and elections guiding state leadership amid wartime tensions.
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Leigh Chalmers
Washington, D. C
Twenty-Third
Congress
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lone Star State
National Board
Kire
William Cumming Story
Marine Band
Continental Hall
Washington
New National Museum
Charles Walcott
Smithsonian Institute
Smithsonian
Daughters of the American Revolution
Texas
Congress That Mrs. Hyman
Hyman
Harry Hyman
de Bexar
San Antonio
John Claybrook
Thankful Hubbard Chapter
Austin
Claybrook
el Paso
Rose
Alvin V. Lene
Jane Douglars
Dallas
Lane
National Society
House
Westerfield
Jane Douglass
Price Cross
Mon Jee Yat Bo: New Chinese Daily in New York
The Chinese daily Mon Jee Yat Bo joins New York journalism with electrical dictating and motor presses at 65 Park Street near Chinatown. Managing editor Tom Tuy Gum leads a staff of Tom Shu San Mon Lin Chang and Mon Soon Jung with Harry Lum as business manager. In a month of operation it prints 8 pages and ships 8000 to 10000 copies, reaching Chicago Buffalo Canada and southern states.
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New York
Popular Electricity
Upper Park Row
Third Avenue
Manhattan
Park Street
Chinatown
Tom Tuy Gum
Tom Shu San
Mon Lin Chang
Mon Soon Jung
Harry Lum
San Francisco
Chicago
Buffalo
Canada
East
Middle West
Far West
Cars Tagged As City Enforces License Rule
City driver licensing shows 2512 licenses issued 400 previously unregistered. About 600 cars remain untagged. enforcement to begin soon with arrest potential for vehicles lacking blue tags marked 1914. Local notices mix ads and events around Luna Park and Italo American club activities.
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Ed Rivas
Alleged violation and witness notice in St. Louis case
A girl is said to be wanted as a witness by St. Louis police in a case of alleged violation. The report places emphasis on the ongoing legal matter and identifies the witness role sought by authorities.
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Harvey
Long
Pace Department
Rock Island
Mann
St. Louis
Highland Park Improvement League to discuss district improvements
Regular meeting of the Highland Park Improvement League set for Monday at 8 pm at C. W. Gordon’s home 727 Rigby Avenue. Discussion will cover general improvements in the district with a focus on local issues.
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Highland Park
C. W. Gordon
Rigsby Avenue
Peacock Military School Commencement This Thursday
Public invited to Peacock Military School commencement on the college campus. The event takes place Thursday evening May 7 at 8 o'clock. Also notice Losoya hotel offers the lowest summer rates at 125 Losoya street.
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Peacock School
Peacock Military School
Losoya Hotel
Losoya Street
Bond of Negress Fixed in Killing Case
Ida Harris charged by indictment with the killing of Jesse Hill was granted bond of 2000 yesterday by District Judge W S Anderson on habeas corpus in the thirty seventh district court. Henry James alleged accomplice was allowed bond of 400.
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W.S. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Lillian Ballard
Thomas Ballard
Augustin Herrera
Charles Artzt
Thirty-seventh
Rohrer
H. G. Rohrer
Anderson
Ida Harris
Jesse Hill
W. S. Anderson
Henry James
Pearls of Every Color Auction Promotes Local Jewels
Read about Ala mo Jewelry Mfg Co at College and Navarro displaying pearls in varied colors. Frankl i teven Taxicabs announce contact options. Heron Smith, violin teacher at 311 Lakeview Ave., Travis 578 advertised. San Antonio Jewelers to Convention seeks association delegation.
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Alamo Jewelry Mfg. Co
Corner College
Navarro Streets
Heron Smith
Travis
Lakeview Avenue
Jewelers
San Antonio
Retail Jewelers’ Association of Texas
Sheriff Scarborough Records Army Deserter Return
Sheriff W D Scarborough of Lee county with headquarters at Giddings arrived in the city yesterday to pick up an army deserter. He visited Sheriff John W Tobin in the afternoon and planned to return home in the evening.
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Scarborough
W. D. Scarborough
Lee County
Giddings
John W. Tobin
Obituary Notices for Crandall and Walsh
David C Crandall 45 died Saturday at home 102 North Olive San Antonio resident four months coming from Lawton Ohio survived by widow and two sons in Antonio and another son in Fort Worth body prepared by Shel ley-Loring and to Lawton for burial Peter Walsh 80 died Saturday afternoon at 2017 South Fl street native of land lived in San Antonio seven years funeral 10 Sunday from home interment San Fernando cemetery
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Walsh
Peter Walsh
South Fl Street
San Antonio
San Fernando Cemetery
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Giorda Hall
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Losoya St
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Charles E. Smith
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Old Phone
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Kryptok
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