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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1915

Page

10

Dr Watts Explains Large Expenditures in San Antonio Campaign

Dr G Watts and Dr Sims defend spending nearly $9,748 on the municipal campaign for sanitation commissioner. They cite necessity and unity with party principles, deny rumors, and stress honesty, public good, and the rear-guard effort to keep civic ideals alive. They credit Teague Loan to the People’s Municipal League as repayment due, and praise Mr Dentsehmian for his work ethic.

Rm. Ing Meh Phe Teague People's Manuncipal League League Peoples Biunicipal League Jones San Am Tonio San Antonio Peilice Dentsehmian Tin Sims ST Hever Harter

Have You A Child

An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for expectant mothers and postnatal support. It quotes testimonials from women in various towns praising the product’s effectiveness in strengthening uterine health, boosting nerves, and aiding successful childbirth with "dear cat baby girl" outcomes.

Personal pledge amid rumors in municipal campaign

A fragmentary note argues enduring friendship and loyalty, stating continued faithful service and a pledge to attend to matters beyond politics. It says the author remains honored as vice-chair and will pursue a campaign of education to shape better government, despite speculation.

Peonlen Municipal Longue Bettur

Cost of Election Expenses Dominates City Accounts

San Antonio officials report total sworn expenses for all candidates tied to the Municipal League and Citizens League at 218,046.08 dollars, with 29,682.49 by Municipal League and 14,046.68 by Citizens League. Primary and general elections accounts show double reporting in places, with individual contributors listed separately. The piece notes reporting quirks and estimates that each vote cost about two dollars in advertising. Also mentions Baptist convention moves and an advertised rail fare to Galveston.

San Antonio Dudge James R. Davis Dixens' League Jade Davis Municipal League Toague Mali Te Ctizens' League A. B.C. Didgun Streets Fritz Russi Allimuch Ag Citizens' League Organization Clinton G. Brown Clint H. Kearn Rambert Braves Garland Citizens League Cunt A. Kearny Albert Ateves Ray Tarabert J. P. Garland Phi Shook GW Sims G. Trueheart C. C.willemain Robert F. Whe Fu Noth

Body of Aged Man Found in River

The body of Herbert Haubald, about 10 years of age, was found in the San Antonio river Friday morning at 10:16 by Wy El Meclay of Richardson Construction. He appeared to have drowned for at least 18 hours. Resuscitation attempts failed. Haubald, a long-time San Antonio resident, was survived by his widow and three children. The body was taken to Shelley Loving Undertaking for burial. Residents testified they had seen him walking near the river Thursday afternoon and believed he wandered and fell in.

Herbert Haubald Levin Street San Antonso Wy EL Meclay Richardson Construction Company St. Mary's Street Loriapalingior McCity Potee Pusseil and Dusséll Nnlmater Mga

Architects Will Meet in San Antonio Friday Afternoon

A meeting of the Architects Association of San Antonio is set for Friday at 5 o'clock in the association offices with temporary arrangements for the Rin Antonie group. The gathering will discuss beautification efforts and the potential 1996 convention hosting. Labor projections note 76,090 to 118,060 workers needed in Oklahoma to support iron and rail projects, with daily wages from 2 to 38 dollars.

San Antonio Architeta’ Association C. V. Scutter Rin Antonie Association Antemis Oklshomae Wits Baril Choaro Mey Faboma Dairins Jane Iran Wagex Atte

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