Ingleside Vacation Offer with Free Camp Sites and Boats
Bring your family and your tent to Ingleside for a low cost ideal vacation with free camping, boating and bathing privileges, daily trips to Corpus Christi and Port Aransas, a daily Ingleside mail, and two lots for 100 dollars at 333 Alamo Plaza. Talk to A. D. Powers about the opportunity.
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Ingleside
Corpus Christi
Port Aransas
Port Aransas By Boat and A Daily Mail
Alamo Plaza
A. D. Powers
Negro Boys to Jail for Joy Ride
Leo Scott and George Hammonds, both Negro boys, were jailed for 25 days each by Judge Buckley after a joy ride in a car. Police testified a garage reported the automobile taken without consent at 1 am from 351 East Commerce Street. 5 am patrolman Lopez stopped the speeding car and the two occupants were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Scott
George Hammonds
Buckley
East Commerce Street
Lopez
St Marys Men To Meet For Parade Planning
St Marys parish men outside church societies urged to meet at 8 30 Sunday night in St Marys Auditorium to organize a grand parade for Bishop Shaws celebration. Graduates of St Marys Parochial School grammar department to receive diplomas at 11 oclock mass on Sunday June 8 with the commencement sermon. Exercises scheduled for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary's Auditorium
Mayor Calls Militia as Strike Violence Erupts in Cincinnati
May 17 in Cincinnati violence marred Cincinnati Traction Company employees strike. A crowd attacked operators at Fourth and Vine, missiles hit an Elberton car, several pedestrians were hurt, and four cars were wrecked. Mayor Hunt asked Governor Cox for militia, who declined.
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Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati Traction Company
Brighton
Fourth and Vine Streets
Elberton
Hunt
Cox
Wood
Traction Company
Obituary of Mrs E C Poling in San Antonio and Charlotte
Mrs E C Poling died at 11 35 yesterday at her sister’s home in Charlotte Texas. A Zanesville Ohio native she lived 25 years in San Antonio and died while visiting. Survived by four daughters, one son, a brother and a sister. Funeral at 4 30 Sunday from Mrs Jerry Adcock’s home with burial at Knights of Pythias cemetery.
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San Antonio
W.S. Fortson
M. H. Haste
Charlotte
W. A. Poling
Washington, D. C
A. K. Owen
Laverna Fulkerson
Jerry Adcock
San Pedro Avenue
D. Emory Hawk
S. H. C. Burgin
Knights of Pythias
Verdict Upholds Lane Ruling In Morin Liquor Case
A Seventy third District Court jury delivered a verdict today upholding state comptroller W P Lane. J J Morin sought restoration of a liquor license after a prior license revocation for liquor law violations. The sealed verdict was read this morning after the case lingered two days in court.
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W. P. Lane
Seventy-third District Court
J. J. Morin
Morin
Lane
Old-Time Breakfast Pork Sausage Promotion
Union Meat Company advertises one pound boxes of pork sausage at twenty five cents per pound. The St. Anthony Hotel Roof Garden Top o the Town will be open to the public from 6 to 12 p m starting Saturday May 17, under president F M Swearingen.
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Union Meat Company
St. Anthony Hotel
Top O' the Town
F. M. Swearingen
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
Tumulty
F. M
Vearingen
Baker badly injured in street attack by unknown assailant
Jose Espinosa, a baker living at 122 La Paloma Street, lies in city hospital with a badly injured spine after an argument on South Laredo Street. Police seek the armed attacker described by witnesses, following a dispute over bread. Espinosa was carried to hospital by officers in a patrol carriage.
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Jose Inosa
La‘Paloma Street
South Laredo Street
Espinosa
City hotel guest list and arrivals feature busy travel
A long column lists numerous visitors and registered guests in San Antonio hotels including William S. Myers at the Gunter, E. Albersworth at St. Anthony, Bowie, Menger, Crockett, Savoy, and Bexar. Names cover cities from Oklahoma City to Boston, with many Texans noted. The piece also records property transactions and aviation height feats.
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William S. Myers
Oklahoma City
Gunter Hotel
E. Albersworth
St. Louis
St. Anthony. Co
B. Ritz
Houston
Bowie Hotel
T. L. Kirk
Christine
Tex
Bexar Hotel
A. D. Ramadell
New York
Menger
E. J. Mahoney
Wilburton
Charles A. Herff
Boerne
St. Anthony
L. S
E. House
Galveston
Crockett Hotel
Frank Kiestof
Port Lavaca
Bowie
RB A. Carden
Oakville
Co. M. Taylor
Corpus Christi
N. J. Saines
Laredo
R. L. Mechier
Savoy
H. E. Haynes
Boston
H. A. Burton
Hugh R. Robertson
del Rio
Bexar
B. P. Scott
Chicago
Joshua &. Smith
Corpus Christ
F. G. Carlson
Dallas
Crockett
T. Drage
H. R. Anderson
Halsettsville
T. E. Dean
Detroit
George W. Parke
Gunter
J. H. Jennings
Martindale
City
Savoy Hotel
John L
Sam C. Judd
F. F. Howard
D. W. Hooper
T. B. Chadwick
R. H. Wester Company
Real Estate Transfers Across Lakeview and Palm Heights 1913 1918
A series of property transfers dated 1913 to 1918 covers Lakeview Townsite, Alameda Gardens No. 2, Sunny Slope and Palm Heights additions. Transfers involve buyers such as Henry Realty, F H Kingsbury, Mrs M E V Winslow, Palm Heights Development Co and others with prices ranging from 10 to 3200 dollars.
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Lakeview Townsite Company
Henry Realty Company
New City
Jose Eichhorn
F. H. Kingsbury
Alameda Gardens
F. F. McGrew
Jerome Romine
Sunny Slope
M. E. V. Winslow
Tohn J. McMillan
Dewey Place
Palm Heights Development Company
Mra. T
Cosgrove
Palm Heights
C. PF. Davila
A. M
H. F. Meyer
Ruiz Street
Gardendale
Fred Anderson
J. H
Clara Anderson
Jet
New. City
West Houston Street
A. R. Hooge
M. L. Oppenheimer
Texas color in San Antonio Art League exhibit at Carnegie Hall
The spring exhibit by the San Antonio Art League is open at Carnegie Hall presenting local artists works with Texas and Mexico scenery. Notable artists include Julian Onderdonk with eight canvases and Jose Arpa with a dozen works highlighting tropical Mexico tones. The show runs mornings until May 25 and is free to the public. The article also notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for appetite and energy.
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San Antonio Art League
Carnegie Hall
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Julian Onderdonk
Jose Arpa
R. J. Onderdonk
Henry Moody
Demarcl
Rollo Taylor
Agnés Schasse
Lee Cotton
Joe Sacks
Alister Shandone
Tom Brown
Miss Maverick
E. Rabe
Dancing Tonight Electric Park and Public Displays
Five Negro women named Fannie Powel Mathilda Miller Lucy Daniels Gertie Smith and Sis Cole were arrested for vagrancy and jailed. Fines ranged from 15 to 25 dollars. A moving van owner L W Culver faced a 5 dollar fine for failing to report removal of goods. A glass window at Schwab McElroy was broken by a rock, a suspect detained. An arrest followed after a pistol was fired on South Pecos Street near 1000 block.
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Fannie Powel
Mathilda Miller
Lucy Daniels
Gertie Smith
Sis Cole
Jaid
L. W. Culver
Retail Merchants’ Association
Schwab-McElroy Drug Store
Buena Vista Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Freeheese and
Cole
South Pecos Street
J. M. Thompson
Cook
Oxine Gas Demonstration at East Houston Street
Oxine Gas demonstration shows lighting heating and power potential at 728 East Houston street. Manufactured for 15 cents per thousand cubic feet the product is described as a twentieth century wonder by Oxine Gas Manufacturing Co.
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Oxine Gas
East
Houston Street
Oxine Gas Manufacturing Co
Two Divorces Granted in Seventy-Third District Court
Judgments for divorce were granted today in Catherine E. Bright versus Walter B. Bright and Katherine Webber versus J. L. Webber. Plans for a new through sleeping car service between San Antonio, Denver and Colorado Springs were announced, with the sleeper to leave San Antonio on International & Great Northern No. 6 at 8 p.m., picked up at Milano Junction.
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Seventy-third District Court
Catherine E. Bright
Walter B. Bright
Katherine Webber
J. L. Webber
San Antonio
Denver
Colorado Springs
International & Great Northern
Santa Fe
Milano Junction
Train connections and local notices in Newton area
A note lists rail connections at Newton Kansas linking northbound Santa Fe with Colorado trains. It mentions local figures Humane Officer E M Collins and others, plus events and ads including dances at Magnolia, Diaz Sisters music, and a habeas corpus case of Felipe Fraus. Civil service exams announced for June and a laundry injunctive suit in district court.
Merchants Association Leaders Attend National Convention
Morgan president of the Retail Merchants Association and Adolf Gras secretary left this afternoon for St. Louis to attend the annual convention of the National Association of Retail Merchants. They will be joined in Fort Worth by other merchants from Texas cities. Bond's 235 East Houston Street. Moonlight dance at Muth's tonight.
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Morgan
Retail Merchants’ Association
Adolf Grasso
St. Louis
National Association of Retail Merchants
Fort Worth
Texas
Senator McLeuth Buys 709 Acres in Dimmit County
Senator Ames McLeuth of McLeuth Kansas purchases 709 acres of the Level ranch in Dimmit County from E P Rasmussen of San Antonio. The sale price is $12,000 and McLeuth plans to take personal possession, using the property as a winter home. He is now seventy five years old.
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Dimmit County
Ames McLeuth
McLeuth
Kan
E. P. Rasmussen
San Antonio
Level Ranch
Senator McLeuth
Texas
McLeath
Rosales Faces Assault to Murder Charges in Court
Rosales, a Mexican laborer who recently ran amuck near South Alamo and Adams streets, waived an examining trial in Justice Campbell's court. He faces three assault to murder charges with bail set at 500 in each case, and defaulting on bond sent to county jail. Lectures at Floresville covered automobile basics and repair, while a political map notes Mongolia’s separation from China, aided by Russia creating a buffer state on China’s frontier.
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Rosales
Ralis Rosales
South Alamo
Adams _ streets
Asia
Mongolia
China
Europe
Russia
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ST. Mary’s
Bishop Shaw
Tom Waters
LA Petite Duo
Dewitt, Burns and
Zene Ia
Mlonts
Regucans Matiner
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Hudson CO
Potchernick-Birdsong CO
Houston St
Charles Rees CO
E. Houston St
Ayers
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mans
Fred Hummert
W. Commerce Street
Cincinnati
Jose Espinosa
Foley
Fischer Drug Co
Omaha
Ohio
L. Poole
California St
Countess Louis de Gontant-Diron
Nancy Leishman
United States
Berlin
Duke de Croy
Miss Leishman
Countess Louis de Ocontant-Biron
J. Angel Navarro League and Labor
W. W. Sloan
James W. Anderson
E. J. Stevens
Mra
Mary A. Green
New City Block
Avenue C
Eighth Street
R. E. Green
EF. J. Stevens
Beacon Hill Company
C. H. Dean
Beacon Hill
Francis Dulling
George C. Saur
Sam Speir Hdn, Co
E. L. Hofheinz
Losoya Street
Buc
France
M. Perregon
Fieder Drug Co
ART League
Library
Hood
Electric Park
San Antonio Humane Society
Fred Davison
E. A. Heil
Hicks Building
Old Phone
Travis
J. Ed Wilkens
Prudential
Union Painless Dentists
West Commerce St
Packard and Stearns-Knight
Franklin
West End Lake
Guy Lowell
County Court House
Rome
Supreme
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephon Company
Newton, Kan
Colorado
Bexar County
Mumanceit
E. M. Collins
Central Office
Magnolia
Diaz Sisters
O. E. Hicks
Gunter Building
Dixie
White Star
North Flores Street
Felipe Frausto
Anderson
Thirty-seventh District
T. S. ‘Hausted
Buena Vistas Street
F. E. Dinwiddie
Seventy-third District
Laundry de Luxe Company
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
W. M
Bond's
Muth
Floresville
Herman G. Hays
International Automobile School
Automobile Owners of
Warner
Warner’s
Rochester
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
L. G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Wm. L. Herfi
Sec'y-Treas
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