Citizens platform lists loyal supporters at Beethoven hall rally
A Friday evening gathering at Beethoven hall showcased a large slate of civic leaders backing Judge Webb and the Citizens ticket. Included were D J Woodward William A Wurzbach George W Saunders and many others while Colonel Carlos Bee denounces the group as Buccaneers in a political advertisement by THE CITIZENS PARTY.
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Judge Webb
Citizens
Beethoven Hall
D. J. Woodward
William A. Wurzbach
George W. Saunders
Charles F. Smith
Dr. B. B. Shropshire
J. M. Brown
John H. Clark
W. ©. Manlove
Frederick Murphey
Gus A. Graebner
Julius Frei¢mett
Wallace H. Newton
Sam Belden
Ben Kiolbassa Sr
August Thiele
William Seng
R. Z. Webb
A. Lievsmartz
Robert F. Uhr
P. G. Lucas
Paul Meerscheidt
J. Frank Gallagher
R. H. Ward
J. E. Webb
A. H. Jones
F. C. Davis
Floyd McGown
T. H. Franklin
H. A. Neal
Charles C. Cresson
J. G. Fowler
C. S. Fowler
Jaké Rubiola
Alexander Boynton
August Biesenbach
C. A. Denny
R. B. Minor
J. Ira Kercheville
Charlies T. Fincham
Albert Steves Sr
Albert Steves Jr
Forrest Campbell
Samuel Belden
William Scott
Joel A. Lipscomb
J. D. Dawson
J K. Lamm
F. G. Flores
A. M. Scholz
J. N. Gallagher Jr
A. Weise
Adam Fisher
Modesto Torres
Sam Maverick
George Surkey
E. Griff Jones
Carlos Bee
Buccaneers
Stowers Panthers Past Saratogas Behind Sharp Pitching
Gueldner was in great form for Stowers and held the Saratogas to four hits as the team won 4 to 1. He struck out fourteen batters while Tromlitz fanned Beven. Glaeser Dulling O R oole and Crevenstine led at the bat. A sensational O Banion catch highlighted the defense. Double plays came from Snyder to Wallis and Schmitt to Crevene.
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Stowers
Saratogas
Tromlitz
Beven
Glaeser
Dulling
O'roole
Crevenstine
O'Banion
Snyder
Wallis
Schmitt
Crevene
H. E Stowers
Froebel
Gotthardt
Garcia
Floyd
Boerne White Sox Triumph Over Four Seasons 9to5
Boerne White Sox defeated the Four Seasons 9 to 5 in Boerne Texas. Ebensberger and Offer hit three baggers, with Stewart Kaiser and Ebensberger turning a key double play. The visitors threatened several times but errors and timely plays swung the game in Boerne's favor.
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Boerne
Tex
White Sox
Ebensberger
Offer
Sox
Stewart
Kaiser
R. H. B. Boerne
Stewart and Kaiser
Weston and Broad
Memphis Beats Nashville in Rain-Soaked Southern League Tie
In Memphis, a crowd overflowed onto the field as Memphis defeated Nashville 7 to 4 after a delayed ground rules session. Memphis started with a 1 0 0, while Nashville managed a 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 score in the later innings. Batteries: Allen and Donohue for Memphis, Barr and Munson for Nashville.
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Memphis
Nashville
Allen and
Donohue
Barr and
Munson
Hal Chase Sets Example for Players on Team
Hal Chase’s base running hitting and fielding furnishes an example his players strive to emulate, with the result that the team is going along nicely.
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Hal Chase
Doctors Propose Knee Cartilage Removal for Artie Hofman
Artie Hofman of the Cubs weighs surgery to speed his return but prefers to wait until after the season. He says he will not be Blackburned now and aims to finish the year.
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Artie Hofman
Cub
Results of Amateur Games in Del Rio and San Antonio
The Johnsons Bronchos of San Antonio and the Del Rio team split a doubleheader with Del Rio winning 2 0 in the first game and 6 3 in the second. E Smith pitched well for Del Rio while Shiner Swoboda Rankin and O Banion starred for the visitors. In the Pirates game the Phillies beat the Pirates 14 to 6 with strong hitting from Philadelphia.
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del Rio
Johnsons Bronchos
San Antonio
Anal
E. Smith
Shiner
Swoboda
Rankin
O’banion
Invaders
R. H. EB
Red Caps Sweep Two In Sunday Baseball Showdown
The Red Caps defeated South Heights and the Cap in a twin bill on Sunday. In the first game Red Caps won 22 to 0 with strong hitting and solid pitching from Jungmichael and Zuercher. In the second game the Red Caps exploded for eight runs on a 14 to 3 victory behind Drisch Zuercher Tracey and Butler.
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Caps
South Heights
Red Caps
Jungmichael
Zuercher
Jones
Horton and Lewis
R. H. BE
Drisch and
Tracey and
Butler
Texas Eagles sweep Chapa Juniors in two games
The Texas Eagles defeated the Chapa Juniors in back to back contests. In the first game the Eagles posted ten runs to eight for Chapa with strong batting from Layton Morales Lozano Perez and Chaves and a late rally. In the second game the Eagles won eight to three with Layton Lozano Barbetti Chaves and Perez contributing at the plate as Chapa faced a balanced Texas attack.
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Texas Eagles
Layton
Morales
Lozano
T. Perez
C. Chaves
Chapa
Bartetti
F. Chaves
A. Rose
Perez
Tigers Defeat King Drug in Doubleheader at Local Field
NEW BRAUNFELS, May 9. The King Drug company lost both games of a double header to the New Braunfels Tigers on the local diamond. Tietze fanned fifteen in the first game while Bodit starred behind the plate for the visitors. First game score: Tigers 11, King Drug 7. Second game score: Tigers 10, King Drug 0. Batteries: Tietze and Plumeyer for the locals. Bh and Bodit for the Tigers.
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New Braunfels
King Drug Company
New Braunfels Tigers
Tietze
Bodit
Tigeth
Tore
Plumeyer
Nde Cdo O Ewes
Brewers Rally in Tenth at Krisch Park
The Brewers beat the Nets in a fast exhibition at Krisch Park Sunday morning. Brewers trailed until a rally in the ninth tied the score, then added three runs in the tenth to seal the win with Doran Coleman Conley Millers Guenther and Rodriguez on the battery.
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Nets
Krisch Park
Millers
Brewery Boys
Doran
Coleman
Conley
Guenther
Rodriguez
Jokers Sweep Two Games In Local Baseball Action
Jokers beat Higgins nine in ten innings on South Presa street 9 to 6 with Melcher’s strong pitching and a bases loaded homer by a same in the sixth. In the afternoon Jokers beat Flores Grays 11 to 2 on Flores street with fine hitting and standout defense by Cuebo and Hoefling Bedell pitched steadily. Denton T Young is laid up with pneumonia or grippe. Sam Leever was released by Pittsburgh. Barney slipped him a thousand.
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Jokers
Joker Athletic Club
Higgins
South Presa Street
Melcher
Same
South Flores Street
Clarke Improves Play After Trade to St Louis
Ni g Clarke has improved his playing since being traded by Cleveland to St Louis. The move appears to have reduced tension within the team and boosted his performance.
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Nig Clarke
Cleveland
A. Louis
Jimmy Austin
St. Louis Americans
New York
Bobby Wallace
Hal Chase
Mound City
Lightweight Class Only Live in Boxing's Today
W. W. Naughton argues against pitting modern lightweight boxers against past stars. He stresses focusing on current talent like Knockout Brown, Hogan, Burns, and rivals such as McFarland and Morah, forecasting a lively, unresolved race for the lightweight title.
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Jack McAuliffe
Joe Gans
Knockout Brown
Ad Wolgast
McAuliffe
Jimmy Carney
Revere Beach
Mass
Wolgast
Brown
Carney
George McFadden
Elbows McFadden
Tommy Ryan
Jack Bauscholte
McFadden
Wrathland
Hogan
Frankie Burns
New York
McFarland
Morah
Merry War
Hardware Beats Conover In Fast Game
The San Antonio Hardware team defeated Conover Sunday morning in a fast game. Hardware scored two in the first inning and led throughout. McCaskell starred in fielding with two double plays by Heubaum and Merritt and Farnsworth pitched for Hardware. Final score 5 to 3.
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Conover
Hardware Boys
McCaskell
Heubaum
Merritt
Farnsworth
R. H. E. Hardware
Conovers
Farnsworth and
Huffaker
Crevenstein
Froebel
Argentine not represented at property protection conference
The Argentine Republic will not be represented at the international conference for the protection of industrial property to be held in Washington this month. Charge Bliss at Buenos Ayres reported the decision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charge Bliss
Buenos Ayres
Summer Hotel Burns at Flat Rock in N Carolina
Hendersonville reports a summer hotel at Flat Rock destroyed by fire of unknown origin. The resort property had not opened for the season. In New York, Bishop McFaul urges a journalism ethics code modeled after medical and legal standards.
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Hendersonville
N. C
Flat Rock
North Carolina
New York
Jas. A. McFaul
Trenton
N. J
San Antonio enjoys ideal weather boosts theater crowd
Amusements note perfect weather as San Antonians flock to parks and fill theaters, picture shows and streets. Vaudeville houses report strong patronage, with four summer vaudeville houses predicted to strain capacity. Receipts exceed average, signaling continued strong business for the week.
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Best balanced San Antonio bill opens at Grand
A five act Borough Grand bill at Grand theater entertains with Indita in Indian's Sacrifice and Zelaya a Nicaragua president’s son. Indita closes the show with a daring snake dance while Zelaya delivers Moszcowski and Strauss pieces and a Rosary encore. The Jennets and Franklin brothers provide deft acrobatic and comic acts. The reviewer calls it top class and underpriced.
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San Antonio
Zelaya
Indita
Jose Zelaya
Nicaragua
Paderewski
Ammond
Revoir
Franklin Brothers
Royal Theatre Opens With Meritorious Bill Of Acts
The Royal presents a strong opening featuring three novelty acts and a high class song and dance number. LaAdelia dazzles with costumes and toe dancing, Fields delivers Hebrew humor, Richards and Romain perform rapid aerial stunts with no stall in tricks, Madame Zella and her terriers charm the crowd, and the Dalto Frees trio offers a North Pole themed act. Rapid tumbling and clever slapstick keep audiences roaring between features.
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the Royal
LaAdelia
Fields
Richards
Romain
Madame Zella
Sen
North Pole
Dalto Frees
Musicians Open Annual Convention in Atlanta
The American Federation of Musicians began its annual convention in Atlanta on May 8 with delegates from nearly every state and visitors from nearby counties. The meetings will run throughout the week.
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Atlanta
American Federation of Musicians
Firehall blaze destroys warehouse in New York loss $200000
A four story warehouse in New York occupied by Guardian Storage and Metropolitan Tobacco burned today causing an estimated loss of 200000. Firefighters battled the blaze across the structure and prevented further spread.
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New York
Guardian Storage Company
Metropolitan Tobacco Company
Farmer and Negro Killed in Alabama Trouble
In Leon, Alabama, last night a dispute between Walter Merrill, a white farmer, and Bob Dawson, a Black man, left both dead. The altercation stemmed from a work-related dispute over the negro’s return to the planter.
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Laverne
Ala
Leon
Walter Merrill
Bob Dawson
Alane Beats Auto in Three-Cornered Washington Meet
Washington hosts its first aviation meet as Lincoln Beachy wins the three mile race in 5:15, defeating both aircraft and the automobile in a tight three cornered contest.
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Alane
Auto
Washington
Lincoln Beachy
Star features vivid stage act with Lawrence Co and nurses
A striking act tops the Star show this week with The Great Lawrence Co performing mixed national costumes and world war scenes. Miss Marie Moore portrays Road Cross nurses costumes caring for a fallen soldier as twelve costume changes unfold. Barnes and Edwin deliver a lively lamp and school girl comedy routine with songs, while a dashing Hobble Skirt comedy picture rounds out the program.
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Star
Lawrence Co
R. Lawrence
Arie Moore
Road Cross
Yoakum High School Beats Visitors In Baseball Showdown
In Yoakum Texas on May . Jesse French high school of Cuero lost 7 to 1 to Yoakum high school. The Yoakum first team then defeated Rock Island’s first team 17 to 6. It was Yoakum’s season opener at home.
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Yoakum
Tex
Jesse French High School
Cueré
Yoakum High School
Rock Island
Frank Co. Defeats Halff Team In Opening Game
The A. B. Frank Co. topped the M. Halff team 3 to 1 in a seven inning game highlighted by strong hitting from Steenman Maye West and Goldenburg.
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Steenman
Maye
West
Goldenburg
A. B. Frank Co
M. Halff
Wolgast Versus Lightweight Show Sparks Debate
Readers debate whether Wolgast is the true champion staller or a genuinely classy lightweight. The public question centers on his in-ring style described as erratic and grooming for a decisive move.
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Wolgast
Staller
Rene
Appeal for a Fair Election Desiring a Fair Election
The People's Party Committee warns vote buyers of penalties and says evidence and prosecutions will be used to enforce the Terrell election law next Tuesday. They insist no intimidation, equal representation for opponents, and urge orderly conduct and lawful voting for an honest count.
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Terrell
People’s Party Committee
High Speed Biker Thrills at Exposition Park Election Night
Exposition Park on the Hot Wells car line plans to flash election returns Tuesday evening on a large screen via stereopticon. The German village, bar and cafe will stay open all day since the park lies outside city limits. A moving picture show drew large crowds Sunday while the figure eight ride and other attractions drew merry throngs. Families dined under oak shade as the German village adds to Scheuermeyers' park culinary fame.
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Exposition Park
Hot Wells
San Antonio
Texas
Scheuermeyers
Brownsville Athletic Club forms with twelve charter members
Brownsville Texas May 8 The Brownsville Athletic club was organized Thursday night and the charter membership numbered twelve.
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Brownsville
Tex
Cutworms Ravage Cotton Across Yoakum Area
Farmers in Yoakum Texas report widespread cutworm damage forcing nearly complete replanting of cotton across thousands of acres.
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Yoakum
Tex
Row Over Laundry Fatal Ends in Death in Texarkana
Texarkana May 8 Associated Press reports James Morgan a glass blower died from a heart wound inflicted by Clyde Hannen a laundry proprietor after a quarrel over laundry Morgan said had not been returned The fatal wound occurred during the dispute between the two men in Texarkana Texas.
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Associated Press
Texarkana
Tex
James Morgan
Clyde Hannen
Morgan
Convicts Recaptured After Eastham Farm Escape
Two convicts who escaped from Eastham farm have been recaptured in Kansas. Special Officer Russell has been assigned to escort them back to Texas.
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Huntsville
Tex
Eastham Farm
Kansas
Russell
Farmers Fight Weeds and Gates Donates for Wireless Tower
Farmers across the region spent Sunday clearing grass and weeds from fields as rain-relief work continues. John Gates donated 1000 dollars for a Marconi wireless station in Arthur Texas, to be housed on a 180 foot high tower.
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Hempstead
Tex
Gates
Ee Arthur
May 'S
John Gates
Marconi Wireless
Federal Court in Session in Brownsville Texas
United States court for the southern district of Texas convened with Judge Waller T Burns presiding. A grand jury was empanelled and several cases of alleged neutrality law violations were assigned for investigation.
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Brownsville
Tex
United States Court For the
Southern District of Texas
Waller T. Burns
Blanding Struggles to Recapture Fall Form
The Nap collegian notes that Blanding is not as effective as in the 1910 autumn but remains far from a bloomer. The report highlights the shift in performance without declaring a final decline.
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Blanding
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