Riots and German-Targeted Violence Plague South Africa
In Capetown and major cities South Africa, mobs inflicted heavy damage on German property and natives. Troops and police struggled to prevent unrest as warehouses and shops burned, prompting mass dislocations and a general exodus of German residents. Officials report large-scale destruction and ongoing security measures amid tensions and interning proposals.
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London
Capetown
Botha
Gotha
South Africa
Windhoek
Eayite
Africa
Hne
Rendinest
Capecara
Holgls
Noel
Pire
Mort Elisabeth
Pretoria
Mme Germin
Maritebite
Austin School Lawn Fete Draws Large Crowd
A long running Austin school fete drew a large crowd with 16 booths and a varied program. Performers included many named student groups and soloists, with piano accompaniments by Mines Rielly Moore and Mildred Migean.
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Austin School Lawn
Stephen
Avatln
Oingville
Rakelew
Willis Morgan
Charles Cato
Frank Firay
Todd
John Cain
Francis Iroin
Merbert Pierce
Walter Coa
Allyn Enasely
Carl de Moon
Senegamb
Can't Praise Cardus Enough Cardui Health Miracle Seeded
Mrs Dengberly writes Cardus helped her after weakness and faintness. She wore down, then took Cardui Pills and Glasy, reporting renewed strength, nerve support, backache relief, and restored vitality. She recommends Cardui to any suffering woman and notes local druggists stock Cardai.
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Wd. Dengberly
Cardus
Weinin
Cardut
Cardal
Jean Traine
Giant 38 pound cabbage displayed from Victoria patch
A colossal 38 pound head of cabbage, believed to be the largest seen in San Antonio, was received Saturday by Mat H Mayer from Louis Hiller at Victoria and placed on exhibition at Kunkel Station. A 32 pound head was sent to Governor Fetsey by Mr Butler, who makes cabbage and cauliflower.
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San Antonio
Mat H. Mayer
Louis Hiller
Victoria
Mr. Mayer
Kunkel
Maver
Fetsey
Mrr
Bultet
Trang
Poison Sickness Sends Bir. Henderson to City Hospital
Bir. TD G Henderson was taken to city hospital at 20 o'clock Saturday afternoon suffering from poison. She later collapsed near Imperial Leather Shop at 604 Bad Houston Street where she had been employed. Doctors gave quick aid and predicted possible recovery. Relatives from Dallas were notified. Nearby notes mention AUSLIN, Ter, Bay liv, serving at naval station, and a telegram seeking service records amid wartime tensions. In Washington, Anton Johannsen testified before the Federal Industrial Relations Commission on California labor questions and the International Trotting Workers Union.
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G. Henderson
Joepital
Imperial
Houston Streat
Henderann
Dallas
Texas
Del Rio Boy Dies Here of Tetanus
John William Edwards, 14, a Del Rio Texas schoolboy, died here from tetanus suspected after a bullet wound to the foot an accident while turtle shooting. He passed english exams Thursday, told his mother, and died Saturday night. funeral arrangements follow at home.
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del Rio
John William Edeardés
del Ri
Tex
San Antonio
Pe Lindser
Devils River
Nene
John
Grand jury to probe flection charges in county race
Assistant district attorney said Saturday the county grand jury will investigate alleged irregularities in the municipal primary. Credible testimony may change the scope as witnesses are subpoenaed, with Judge Anderson directing the panel to consider hearsay cautiously.
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Pisidol
J. I Onion Jr
Hal Bao
Gnian
Dietrit
Anierson
Tribute to federal officers by Alabama judge in San Antonio
Judge Berry De Lamar Clayton of Alabama praised the district attorney's office marshal's office and other federal officials during a brief San Antonio court session before departing for El Paso. Judge T S Maxey returns from New Orleans to relieve Judge Gayton Monday morning. A. G. Gillis, a negro preacher, was sentenced to one year and one day in Leavenworth and fined $2000 for impersonating a U S pension agent and fraud.
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Berry de Lamar Clayton
Alabama
Clayton
el Paso
T. S. Maxey
New Orleans
Airpult Court of Appeals
Veneh
Gayton
Federal Court
A.G. Gillis
Conference on Sewer Contracts At City Meeting
Mayor Brown convened a conference with representatives from sewer mining and construction companies to discuss contracts. The assembly focused on project scope, funding, and timelines amid ongoing municipal infrastructure plans.
City contract tensions ease after officials clash over sewer work
A misquoted council transcription shows Lambert and party debating payments and contractor affairs. Officials claim city protection and predict a potential profit in contracts while disputes over sewer pipe payments loom. Alderman Laender plans a fishing trip to Targon for a forthcoming outing.
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Daka Lambert
Lag Sar
Onan
Ats
Tvom
Brown Field
Laonder
Csast
Targon
Baraga Issue Before The Baptists At Baraga Convention
Report of the Southern Baptist convention committee on Sunday school work favors keeping Baraca and Philathea classes but limits them to nonintrusive roles. Debate centers on interdenominational concerns and the nonprofit status of copyrighted class names. S.B. Tull comments on church activities urging exclusive focus on Bible teaching.
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Tex
Baracs
Iptlithea Vlasson
Bundy Sehorla
Erangelten
Ayencuse
N.Y
Nisce
Baras
Clisaea
Waii Iter
Muean
Southern Baptists
Mann
Ami
B. Tull
Paducah
Temple
Mrs Maria Meyer Dies In San Antonio Home
Mrs Marie Anna Mayer 75 died Saturday morning at 144 North Street home after emigrating from Schlangenbod Nugssa Germany at age eleven. She lived in Indianola then San Antonio since, married F Z Mayer in 1850, mother of thirteen with three dead. She belonged to St Joseph Catholic church, St Anne's Society, and Third Order of Francis. Funeral from home Sunday afternoon.
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Marie Anna Mayer
Schlangenbod
Nugssa
Germany
Indianola
Texas
San Antonio
Ane
F. Z. M Meyer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St Anne's Society
Third Order of
Francis
Meyer
G- Seng
C.F. Landauer
Henry Ashley
Ed Crawford
Ingaville
Ed Kutullu
Charles George
Floreevilla
Sieter Hbt
Stenislang
Lady of the Lake Convent
Mary
Annit’ Meyer
San, Md
Mayer
Austin, Teas
Tyro Brothers
Jake
Staudt
Adam ‘Staudt
Cot Floresvile
Expecting Fair Weather Despite Northwest Storm Area
Major Allen Buell reports a well defined storm area northwest of the region but expects fair weather locally. Aside from possible showers, no major changes are anticipated in the next 24 hours. The storm aries is affecting the Northwest with cloudy rainy conditions while the Southwest shows threatening weather but likely continued fair conditions.
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Tere
Allen Buell
Ares
West
Sis
Orgy of Death Sparks Pardon Board Clash
Phoenix report says a heated exchange over five men doomed to hang on May 23 intensified as Governor Hunt demanded the pardons and paroles board transmit the cases to him for executive clemency. The board kept sole authority, resisting the demand.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Toflay
Hoverely
Clamency
Inn
Lusitania victims to be sent home soon
New York dispatch reports bodies from the Lusitania disaster will be shipped home aboard the steamer New York leaving Liverpool at 9 tonight and expected to reach New York May 2. Among identified victims are Alfred G. Vanderbuilt, J. Foster Stackhoust, Mrs. Wiliem Chrichton, Surgeon J. F. McDermott, and G. L. P. Vernon. Twenty eight bodies recovered include a three month old and a young woman with the maiden name Anna Hill.
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New York
Ning Lusitanis
Charias Franman
Livergfoot
New York la
Georgy Liberghien
Robert Dearhourgh
G. L. P. Vernon
London
J. Foster Stackhoust
Anna Hill
Irnham Avenue
Tor
Roto
Obituary notices from San Antonio families
Obituaries note Herman Antoin Lewis 21 died at his brother’s home in Mes A Levels 371 Gamay rakeet 7720 week Saturday morning survived by mother Mrs A Lewis three brothers Whi tdsm Starry and Harrie Lewis and two sisters Miks Stella Lewis all of San Antonio funeral Sunday interment private. Leo Anthony Buchanan 8 years old son of Mr and Mrs J Buchanan of 511 Bengulte jelrest died Friday night funeral Sunday 5pm interment in Be Joseph's Cemetery. Myra Clinton Heard 47 died Friday 11:30am at 124 Highland Boookerach native of South Carolina survived by husband Clinton Heard and daughter Mrs 2 S Heyner of Hingaville Texas body sent to Refugio. Velia B Krause daughter of Mr and Mrs E Hause died Friday funeral Sunday 4pm interment Mission Burial Park. Higinio Continas 24 died at home 105 Felt Street after short illness survived by mother two brothers and one sister all of San Antonio funeral 8 o’clock Saturday at home and San Fernando cathedral interment San Fernando. Mrs David Burns funeral held at Mission-bars park Friday. survived by husband daughter and two sons and granddaughter Frances Watkins all children at bedside in Houston.
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Herman Antoin Lewis
Mes
Gamayrakeet
Mra. A. Lewis
Whitdsm
Starry
Harrie Lewis
Miks Stella Lewis
San Antonio
Ute Tosally
Bushanan
Leo Anthony Buchanan
Mra
J. Buchanan
Bengulte Jelrest
Joseph
Heard
Myra Clinton Heard
Refugio
Texas
South Carolina
Pat
Clinton Heard
Heyner
Hingaville
Hetugio
Irideyvient
Heers
Cortinab
Higinio Coniicts
Felt Street
Iliméos
Mexico
San Fernando Cathedral
Sanernando
Ges Nsreissa Frances Watkins
Burns
Houston
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co Funeral Services Ad
Automobile equipment Sheloy-Foring Undertaking Co and Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co advertise funeral services. Phones Crockett 2328 and general ads promote their quick plans and cash options.
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Sheloy-Foring
Tndertaking Co
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co
Crockett
Hibernia Mortgage Company of San Antonio Formed
The charter was filed in the State Department at Austin on Saturday. Capital stock set at US $69,000. Incorporators include Thomas L. Conroy Joseph P. Degenan G R Ostau rn Messy J Taufer and Auxusius McQlaskey. The company aims to transact mortgage business and intends to issue stock for officers and a place of business.
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Hibernia Mortgage Company of
San Antonio
State Department
Avstin
Thomes L. Conroy
Joseph P. Degenan
G. R. Ostaurn
Nestite
Noel
Comment on Wilson Note to Germany Provokes Mixed Replies
Grand Rapids and many cities report reactions to President Wilson's note to Germany. Senators Alden Smith Porter McCumber Overman Pomeroy and others praise the tone and firmness, while some caution about potential diplomatic risks and the path to peaceful resolution without war. Diverse views from governors congressmen and international observers emphasize neutrality and protection of American lives at sea.
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United States
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Saag
International Rade
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Br. Wilean
Raman Atag
Panema
Hoapecks
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England
Alfonso Quinones
San Salvador
Lanzvone
Elondidken
Om the Allies Side in Chicago Abend Post
The Abend Post argues that the United States fully supports England and its allies and condemns Bryan for supporting Germany. It contends U S involvement in the war is unwanted by most Americans, warning against provocations and unintended consequences from German and Mexican actions.
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Chicago
Abend
Germany
United States
England
Ben - Francisco Ayimocrat
Btr
Bryan
Mexico
United’ States
Cough Remedies Endorsement Amid May Health Notes
A fragmented notice describes coughs lingering into May and suggests Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Malloy inflammation remedies with non opiate content. It mentions President Wilson, nasal and bronchial relief, and a note on digest and dinner attendance, reflecting early 20th century health guidance.
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Foley
Wilson
Germany
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