Garfias Confirms Surrender to Huerta Regime
Lieut. Col. Luis Garfias, former staff officer to Madero, confirmed he left the Constitutionalist cause and pledged support to the Huerta government. He said no inducements were offered and chose private life as a civil engineer and astronomer. The surrender, signed in El Paso in the presence of Huerta envoy Zea, aims at peace for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis G. Garfias
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Huerta
Republic
Ee Garfias
San Antoniio
el Paso
Miguel E. Diebold
Leopoldo Zea
Huérta
Zea
Bexar
Garfias
Presnall
San Antonio
Madero
Carranza
Pino Suarez
Saltillo
Alfredo Breceda
Diazes
Macro
White's Texas Racket Store Ad Promotes Cooking Stove
The Store Around the Corner offers Blue Flame Oil Cooking Stove at low prices with a focus on affordability. Prices listed include 75e 1.00 1.75 and 2.50, highlighting promotional offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White's
Texas
Work Pushed On Survey For San Antonio to Austin Line
Engineers survey the interurban route from San Antonio toward Austin with final stretch between Kyle and Buda. The project aims to complete the surveys on a substantial basis and launch stock sales up to 600000 dollars before issuing bonds to cover remaining funds. GRANITOID the permanent pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Austin
Kyle
Buda
Jubilee of Biohop Parade Forms for Jubilarian Event
Very Rev. Thomas Liorente and numerous clergy from many states prepare for a two division parade. Grand Marshal G. C. Margorewitz leads formations on East Commerce and Main plaza with military bands, Catholic societies, and Knights of Columbus units in a detailed route through San Antonio streets to Milam Square and Alamo plaza.
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Commerce Street
St. Joseph’s Hall
Main Plaza
Cathedral
Milam Square
San Saba
Houston Street
Houston
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Street
Beethoven Hall
G. C. Marogzewitz
W. A. Menger
Herman Bergmann
St. Joseph's Society
Bonham
East
C. K. of A
Halfft
St. Albert’s Society
New Process
St. Mary's
Cooper's Tin
San Antonio Council Knights of Columbus
Fairmount Hotel
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Bowie
East Commerce Streets
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Blair's
St. Henry’s
Hutzler
St. John Berchman's
Chestnut
St. Peter Claver’s
Divine Redeemer
Icke’s
East Commerce Street
St. Joseph's Hall
Market Street
St. Mary's College
St. Louis College
St. Anthony’s Sodality
St. Joseph’s College
U. S. Artillery Band
San Antonio Theological Seminary
St. Anthony's Apostolic School
Main Plaza Park
James H. Blenk
S. M
New Orleans
J. W. Shaw
D. D
Knights of Columbus
Will Raise Fund for New Church Edifice
Rev Frank Dyer pastor of the Congregational Church heads to the North for about three months to raise funds for a San Antonio Congregational church. He seeks at least 25 000 in sight to begin construction and envisions a large airy building. A K Woodcock chairs the building committee and other denominations will supply pulpit services during his absence. Rev Dr Buroughs of St Mary's Hall will preach on Sunday June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dyer
Congregational Church
Congregationalists
San Antonio
Dyer
A. K. Woodcock
Chicago
Dr. Buroughs
St. Mary’s Hall
Realty Men Look to Crystal City
An invitation Extends to C O Austin president of the Real Estate Exchange to speak at the Co operative Development League of Southwest Texas meeting in Crystal City on Monday June 9 The league aims to form a trust company for development and colonization of lands Mrs Excursion rates have been set by the San Antonio Uvalde Gulf Railroad for the Crystal City meeting with a special train planned Secretary G H Winsor invited all members of the Real Estate Exchange to attend
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C. O. Austin
Real Estate Exchange
Co-operative Development League of
Southwest Texas
Crystal City
Austin
Missouri
League
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
G. H. Winsor
The
Typographical Union Election Set for May 28 in San Antonio
Officers of the San Antonio Typographical Union will be elected Wednesday afternoon May 28 with polls in the Saur building from 1 to 7 oclock. The race centers on financial secretary treasurer and delegate to the International Typographical Union convention. Nominations include Roy Lohman Sidney Murray A W Hart KE G Koerps and others for various posts. Judges named F Wellman Adolph Kloepper H E Borden.
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San Antonio Typographical Union
Saur
International Gegraphical Union
F. Wellman
Adolph Kloepper
H. E. Borden
W. B. Arnold
A. B. Bennett
L. A. Bravo
Reading
H. M. Church
B. E. House
D. C. Comley
Ben Schwegmann
Trades Council
William L. Hoefgen
John F. Sweeney
Allied Printing Trades Council
J. D. Nordhouse
Illiam L. Hoefgen
R. M. Parker
Eddie Hays
Printers’ State Council
A. W. Thompson
Alamo National Bank
Bell Delivers Address To Hallettsville Graduates
Hallettsville high school closed with commencement exercises at the opera house. Dr. J Carlton Bell of the State University delivered the address. The class included six girls and two boys: Isabel Ponton Marguerite Tarkington Annie L Townsend Vinnona Timm Callie Y Steiner Eula G Canon Roland Engelk ing and J A Forrest Kroschel.
Found With Hand Slashed In Street Attack
Juan Piaz a laborer living at 312 South Laredo street was found with a severely slashed right hand and three dangling fingers near West Commerce street in the 800 block at 9 o clock last night. He refused to name his assailant or explain the injury. He was taken to city hall for care and later moved to the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Piaz
South Laredo Street
Motor Trucks Favored for New City Fire Stations
Fire Chief Wright defended motor drawn apparatus as the preferred choice for South Heights and West End. The city plans a modern fire-fighting force at both locations contingent on appropriation. Wright and city council members have been inspecting sites and securing options, with Alderman-elect Chapa aiding in locating a West End firehouse.
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Wright
South Heights
West End
Chapa
Third Ward
Eskimo Not Impressed By Rifle And Telescope
Mr. Stefansson notes Eskimos were less curious about his rifle and telescope than expected. He claimed to see moose coming and, within half an hour, the animals appeared. Eskimos asked to see the moose next week, which he could not predict, admitting he was not extraordinary. The medicine men, they implied, could perform such feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefansson
Eskimos
Driver Hurt In Runaway At West Houston Street
Henry Hoffman a Santa Rosa Hospital driver was badly bruised with a wrenched leg after a runaway horse team crashed into a telephone pole on West Houston street. One horse was killed and the delivery wagon was nearly demolished. Hoffman remains in hospital under observation for possible internal injuries.
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Henry Hoffman
Santa Rosa Hospital
Houston Street
Hoffman
T. E. Code visits San Antonio to tour Rice Hotel
T. E. Code formerly with the St. Anthony hotel arrives in San Antonio on business. The eighteen story Rice hotel in Houston opened last week after costing about 3 million dollars. Manager Homer D. Matthews previously served as St. Anthony assistant manager. Code believes the hotel will boost South Texas prestige for travelers. In Arabia a vast unexplored area exists, nearly five times Britain’s size, while Australia shows large portions still unexamined.
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T. E. Code
St. Anthony
Rice
Houston
San Antonio
The
Arabia
Great Britain
Australia
Centenary memorial planned for Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church Brooklyn to hold a two week memorial for Henry Ward Beecher starting May 25 honoring the famed pastor. A permanent memorial house funded by John Arbuckle heirs will be dedicated with Beecher artifacts and Beecher crypt interment. Dr Hillis will speak at the Brooklyn Institute on June 1.
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New York
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher
Newell Dwight Willis
Young Men's Christian Association
John Arbuckle
Hillis
Brooklyn Institute
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Carranzista Movement
St. Mary's St. San Antonio, Texas
Austin Interurban
Mission Loop
W. H. Chambers
Crockett
Biohop
Thomas Liorente
J. Weckesser
Clayton
John O'Keeffe
Tex
T. J. Larkin
B. Lee
Palestine
T. V. Tobin
Little Rock
Ark
D. A. Brady
Taylor
Spinneweber
Cameron
John H. Scheid
Corpus Christi
D. Savage
Montgomery
Ala
J. W. Dunne
S. Houston
St. Louis
Cones
G. C. Margozewitz
O. Austin
Southwest Texas Development League
Trouser Savings
Mother's Congress
J. M. Young
Malone Duggan
Wrubber
Babcock
Mitchell
Wallace Bros. CO
T. E
Great Divine
Montpellier
Chocolate Eclair
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