Driver Injured When Wagon Overturned on Alamo Plaza
Mexican boy Diaz employed by grocer L. T. Mumme was thrown from a delivery wagon on Alamo Plaza when it overturned. He suffered cuts and bruises to the left arm and shoulder but his condition is not reported as serious. Diaz was taken to Physicians and Surgeons Hospital by ambulance.
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W Val Diaz
L. T. Mumme
Alamo Plaza
Diaz
Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Hospital
Adolph Cardenas
Jack Ashton
Main Plaza
Burglary at Aaron Frank Dry Goods Store on West Commerce
A thief forced entry at Aaron Frank dry goods store on West Commerce Street at dawn, stole several pairs of men’s hose, shattered a plate glass window, and had no trace found by officers when daylight arrived. No suspect or stolen items were located.
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Aaron Frank Dry Goods
West Commerce Street
Plan to Put Through Nominations
Democratic senators in caucus decided to abandon the old pairings in executive sessions to clear nominations for President Wilson. Without pairs they expect to keep a quorum and push hundreds of pending confirmations through the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Amusements Tonight at Star Theater with Amateur Night
Tonight features Amateurs performing for audience prizes at the Star Theater with every Monday event. Wednesday highlights include Pancoast Morgan miniature store prizes and china giveaways. Friday hosts the chorus girls contest alongside Dixie Girls Musical Comedy Company production A Matrimonial Venture and a duet by "To the End of the World With You." Universal moving pictures, daily reel changes, no extra charge. The Wigwam No. 2 welcomes University Four for the week, with a new cooling fan in place. Three first run films, including The Japanese Dagger two reel special.
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Star Theater
The
Star
Pancoast- Morgan
Chorus Girls
Dixie Girls’ Musical Comedy Company
Lynch
Universal Program of Moving Pictures
Wigwam Theater No. 2
University
Wigwam No. 2
Cines
Resinol Skin Cure Endorsed by Doctors Across Nation
Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment are praised as safe for all skin types. Doctors nationwide endorsed the treatment for eczema ringworm and other eruptions, with 221 physicians praising its soothing healing action. Free samples are offered by writing to Resinol Department 238 Baltimore Md.
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Dept. 23 8
Resinol
Baltimore
Grand Opera House vaudeville features all star trio and gifts
The Grand Opera House hosts Monday night shows with the Big Country Store giving away hats shoes cut glass groceries and household articles. The New Yorkers Burns Kissen and Kane opened to approval and perform catchy songs and piano. Baby Dolores the child toe dancer headlines tomorrow night as part of the week long lineup.
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Grand Opera House
Burns
Kissen
Kane
the Grand
Phil Kane
Baby Dolores
Extending San Jose Street Car Line Progress
Work to extend the San Jose street car line from the Terrell Well property to the bath house is underway. Barney Corrigan of Kansas City and associates have purchased the Terrell Well property and plan numerous improvements, with execution starting next week.
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San Jose
Bath House
San Antonio Traction Company
Barney Corrigan
Kansas City and Associates
Terrell Well
Polk Publishing to Release Texas Gazeteer February 1914
The R L Polk Publishing Company of Detroit will issue a Texas gazeteer and business directory on February 1 1914. Thirty representatives canvass the state from January 1 to November 1 1913 to complete the work with Bert Roberts directing. This will be Texas directory’s first in seventeen years after Polk discontinued the project due to losses.
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Texas
R. L. Polk Publishing Company
Detroit
Bert Roberts
Polk Company
San Antonio
Roberts
Gunter Hotel
Pays Visit to Court by Elected Judge Lowther
George A. Lowther, newly elected judge of the police court, visited the corporation court session to observe proceedings. He stood near the judge’s desk as cases were heard before Judge Buckley, and an court attaché briefly ordered him away before recognizing his identity.
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Archie Houston
W. M. Biones
Kirk
Biones
Houston
George A. Lowther
Corporation Court
Buckley
Lowther
Willie Gover Buried After Dolorosa Street Killing
The body of Willie Gover, 22, was laid to rest after a fatal shooting on Dolorosa Street just before 1 AM Sunday. Police reported the incident occurred during a confrontation on the street and are continuing investigations.
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Willie Gover
Dolorosa Street
Untimely death leads to murder charge in city shooting
The funeral was held at 10 o'clock from 228 Sharer Street after a young man died in a shooting. Deputy Constable Joe Dominguez, arresting for murder, was released on $2000 bail. The shooter says he fired to stop a soldier near Santa Rosa Avenue and Dolorosa Street. A boy named Jose Flores was wounded in the leg and hospitalized.
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Sharer Street
Joe Dominguez
Gover
Dominguez
Santa Rosa Avenue
Dolorosa Street
Jose Flores
Old-Time Breakfast Sausage Sold In One-Pound Boxes
Union Meat Company markets breakfast sausage in boxes of one pound each. Customer orders via butcher or grocer with a price of twenty five cents per pound.
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Union Meat Company
Riebe Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service
Riebe Undertaking Co offers auto ambulance service serving the area from 221 E Commerce. Contact 341 for arrangements and urgent transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riebe Undertaking Co
Auto Ambulance Service
E. Commerce
Licenses Forfeited In Austin Liquor Probe
Comptroller Lane announced the forfeiture of ten saloonkeeper licenses for liquor law violations. One listed license was G Meretti at 325 Laredo Street San Antonio for selling liquor on Sunday.
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Austin
Tex
Comtroller Lane
G. Meretti
Laredo Street
San Antonio
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Jos. E. Howard
All-Star Company
Cebark Sisters
Sterling
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Dixie Girds Comedy Co
Rudsor CO
Crockett
Potchernick-Birdsong CO
E. Houston St
England
Johnson
Commerce Street
Bond's
Union Painless Dentist
West Commerce St
Exposition Park
Diaz Sisters
Amos Graves
Humane Society
Bexar County Humane Society
Hicks Building
San Antonio Humane Society
Fred Davison
E. A. Heil
Old Phone
Travis
J. Ed Wilkens
Prudential
Ripster and Storage Co
Charles Fincham
Camden Street
Packard and Stearns-Knight
Franklin
H. Aguilar
Louis Ramirez
Aguilar
Oxine Gas
East
Houston Street
Oxine Gas Manufacturing Co
E. M. Collins
West End Lake
J. M. Zizik
Victoria Street
John Mull
O. E. Hicks
Gunter Building
Stoves
Sam Speir Hon. Co
EB. L. Hofheinz
Losoya Street
Joske
Joske’s
Sesamiae
Jeermeeiaimaeel
Eeticendar
A. H. Heisey & Co
Heisey
China
Tomor
White Mountain
Joske Bros. Company
Citizens Bank
Orient
Ce Bros. Co
R. L. Polk Company
Corporation
Fletcher
A. Coliman
Charles Reel Optical CO
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Houston St
Princess Theater
Fred Hummert
W. Commerce Street
Stanley Newding
New Phone
Tobin Hill
Wimner, Richardson & Company
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