Night rallies draw crowds for last political push
A Market Hall and Military Plaza gathering drew about two thousand supporters. Speakers included William Jennings Bryan Callaghan John Onion James L. Slayden and Thad Adams with H B Hildebrand and others. Republicans held a counter rally at Military Plaza with Major Moe Harig and Garza speaking in Spanish.
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San Antonio
Market Hall
Military Plaza
Market Bell
Bryen
William Jennings
Callaghan
John F. Onion
H. B. Hildebrand
John L. Pasier
State Senate
Austiny
John ¥. Onion
James L. Slayden
R. H. Ward
Thad T. Adams
Bryan Callaghan
Juan Alvarez
Democrata
Marlet Hall
Jultus Real
Sennia
Moe Hariig
C. D. Cressan
W. T. Schumacher
I. J. Hengan
Garza
C. L. Holbrook
Fort Worth and Denver railway chief Cotter visits Fort Worth in private car
Supt. Gotter, G. F. Cotter, general superintendent of the Fort Worth and Denver railway, arrived this morning in his private car No. 99 from Houston and will depart for north Texas tonight. He calls the just-closed month the diggest in the history of the road, noting prosperity felt wherever he goes and praising San Antonio for its large charge of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Cotter
Fort ‘Worth
Burial Permits Put Names and Ages On Record
Infant F Rodriguez child of Marti nex Rodriguez at 620 South San Seba street and infant James C Hyehb two months old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Dyehb at 821 Tran ton avenue listed with causes septicemia and cholera infantum respectively. Infant ages given 71 years for Frederick Haller at 3019 North Flores street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rodriguez
Martinex Rodriguez
San Seba
Frederick Haller
Flores Street
James C. Hyehb
Ed Dyehb
Tranton Avenue
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
A dated advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the top selling solution in America and Canada. It claims rapid results after one or two applications, urges readers to mail fifty centers for a full sized box, and provides the Pyramid Drug Co address for Metaball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Iman
America
Canada
Erin
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bidg
Appointments Named at West Texas Methodist Conference
At Gonzales the West Texas Methodist conference announced many appointments for the San Antonio district. J. E. Harrison returns as president of San Antonio Fernate college. R. H. Wesler re elected conference lay leader. D. B. Wright elected district leader. E. D. Mouzon appointed professor of theology at Southwestern University Georgetown. Next meeting set for Uvalde with extensive circuit assignments across Alascosa Carrizo Del Rio Laredo Luling Seguin and other districts.
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San Antonio
West Texas Methodist Conference
Gonzales
J. E. Harrison
San Antonio Ferate College
B. B. Swanson
R. H. Wesler
D. B. Wright
E. D. Mouzon
Sothwestern University
Georgetown
Uvalde
Alascosa
C.W- Rylander
Carrizo
Batestillo
Hondo
W. Wiloun
Laredo
FA. Wihlte
Moore
J.B. Buck
Pearsnil
Z. V. Lyles
Rork Byrings
F. M. Lowrey
Sabinal
Utopia
J. Z. Franka
Uvalde Station
Thomas Gregory
Uvalde Mission
A. T. White
Conference
BG. E. Swanson
Percy Plunkett recalls telegrams about daughter and granddaughter
After 25 years Percy Plunkett recalled a first night with The Southerner in which a telegram read it is a daughter. Now 26 years later while performing the same role for Joe Jefferson he received another telegram announcing it is a granddaughter.
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Percy Plunkett
Ned
Hind
Joe Jefferson
Plunkett
Jefferson
Railroad Bonus Committees Named in San Antonio Plan
The Central committee of the Business Men's Club in San Antonio named sub committees for the railroad bonus drive and announced a general meeting for Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock. Members include C. B. Mullaly as ex officio chair and H. M. Aubrey, William Cassi, Jake Wolff, and Charles Graebaar. Sub committees cover wards, retail merchants, commerce and Houston streets, lumber dealers, and lawyers, with detailed member lists. The drive aims to raise 60,000 in bonds via railroad officials and 25,000 for terminals and rights of way, with an expected 35 to 40 percent return to subscribers as bonds. Officials urge attendance at the auditorium of the Business Men's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Mallaty
Business Men's Club
C. B. Mullaly
H. M. Aubrey
Willam Cassi
Jake Wolff
Charles Graebaar
First Wardé
T. & Mumme
E. 3. Lamm
Wm. L. Richter
Wai. Fast
Ray Lambert
Geo. Stumberg
Jack Nesle
C.H. Dean
James Gallagher
John Kenway
T. Jackson
L. Kaufman
J. A. Clapton
Banks
J. N
Jaky Wolff
Chas. Grasbner
B. Weller
Alex H. Halts
H. L. Helff
F. W. Cook
A. Petty
T. J. Williams
J. 2. Gua
E.G. Denman
Marshall Hicks
J. H
Luuet
San Antonio
Joopardse
Business Men’s Club
Railroad Commission of Texas
Keeps Record Straight On Tan Boy Harry Tobiason Marriage
Harry R. Tobiason the colored porter at the Light office has taken a wife Vernal Hilliara. They were married October at 8310 North Center Street. He says this fact is not readily known in the neighborhood and calls attention to his conjugal state to keep the record straight.
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Harry R. Tobiason
Hilliara
Harry
Iver
North Center Street
Boy Slayer Freed After Bond Set in Homicide Case
Lonnie Hall, aged 18, indicted for killing his stepfather Jack Anderson on October 23, was released on a $5,000 bond signed by Hall and sureties W. E. Milligan and B. Gillett. District Attorney Baker said testimony before inquest and grand jury showed the case is bail able, with defense seeking to prove circumstances that may reduce the charge to manslaughter. The defense argues possible provocation by the mother’s treatment by the deceased will be a pivotal issue at trial.
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Judes Dwyer
Callel
Lonnie Hall
Jack Abederson
W. E. Milligan
B. Gillett
Baker
Carlos Bee
Jack Anderson
Carl Jos Uee
Stansling
San Antonio Business Men Press Plan for Brownsville Railroad
A San Antonio Business Men's club central committee lists physicians and property owners as members and notes more than 800 days remain to raise funds for the first railroad proposition to Brownsville. The San Antonio Loan and Trust Co is named as trustee and a public statement urges readiness by December 1.
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B. Ty Naylor
Edwin Chamberlain
Ernest Steves
George C. Sauer
D. W. Light
Ferdinand Herion
Gibbs
George B.taliaferro
T. B. Palfrey
San Antonio Loan and Trust Company
Central Committee
Brownsville
San Antonio
Does This Suit You A Gler Promotes Hindipo Remedy
Fischer of 510 East Houston Street markets Hindipo a kidney cure and nerve tonic. The vendor guarantees cure for all kidney troubles and nervous disorders or full satisfaction, offering a bi cent box with a risk promise and a ten year guarantee.
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A. of. Fischer
East Houston Straet
Gall
Novitive
KuaTaRtee
Railroad business climbs as freight and passenger trade rise
Local railroad men report a notable upturn in both freight and passenger traffic since October, recovering from the prior year's financial panic. San Antonio lines show heavy passenger movement recently, with substantial gains in the past weeks despite earlier weakness.
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United States
San Antonio
Ammurer
Identification tags for keys aid in recovery at East Commerce street
Steves & Sone lumber dealers on East Commerce street offer handy key rings with metal numbered tags. The tags, bearing owner names, identify the person in possession of a key or tar in case of accident, aiding return and safety. Also mentions a health product from Helllaters Mocky Mountain Tea and Long Stat Drug Store.
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Steves & Sone
Commerce Street
Steven
Misona
Helllaters Mocky Mountain Tea
Cynis
Man Faces Murder Charge Over alleged Provocation
The trial features arguments that the defendant Lonnie Hall acted after threats to return to his mother’s home and after turbulent treatment of the deceased. Prosecutors claim diminished capacity and provocation led to homicide, while Hall testifies to his limited means and bond duties as sole support for his family.
Frisco Introduces New Observation and Library Car
Frisco’s new service car, named Bevis, operated by Liat, joins the Stock Island system with headquarters in the city. The car will run on the San Antonio and St. Louis line via Dallas and Paris, providing observation and library facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pinnick
Juvellie
Officials of Southern lines inspection tour to Houston
Officials of the Southern lines in Texas will leave Houston tomorrow for a tour of inspection over the mines and branches. Superintendent H F Anderson and George S Ward will join the party, with W G Ven Vleck and others traveling to Houston. Awards for efficiency and neatness will be given, including gold and silver medals for best track, buildings, yards, and wards. A brief note advertises Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs.
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Texas
Houston
H. F. Anderson
Bar Antonia
George S. Ward
Paso
W. G. Ven Vleck
Texas Ines
Saint Rest Infirmary
Southern Pacific Railway
Higman Sk
Necomopugh
Elks First Meeting in Their New Home
Bin Antonio wedge No. 216 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its first meeting in the new home. James W. Sullivan of Mexico City was the first member initiated. W. B. Hamilton Jr presided as Exalted Ruler. Adolph Groos elected Tiler. A committee of B. Clegg J. Newcomb and T. Lincharm organized the formal opening date. Luncheon followed and members toasted the new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newcomb
T. Lincharm
Turkey Fund Receipts Report and Missing Totals
A report notes remaining Turkey Fund receipts with about ten Flat entries not yet reported. The Eight Ladies Committee urges those in charge to submit collections promptly to determine total funds, upcoming Thanksgiving needs, and upcoming disbursement plans for orphans. They expect to confirm the number of months and feeding requirements to arrange supplies.
Change in Catholic Church Comes Today
Baltimore reports a major shift in church governance as American bishops will appoint personal representatives in Rome and dealings with the Vatican will move through these channels. The reform aims to hasten church business across the United States under the Vatican.
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Baltimore
United States
Rome
Vatican
America
Former resident dies in California in San Francisco
Mrs. Tony Gorman died in San Francisco on October 26. She and her husband were formerly residents here where Mr. Gorman was a well known homing pigeon fancier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tony Gorman
San Francisco
Gorman
Mr. Gorman
Woodmen Leader Here November 27 in San Antonio
The Modern Woodmen of the World in San Antonio prepare to welcome George W. Bailly of Danville, a national director. He will speak and join local members in a rousing reception, followed by a program and banquet.
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George W. Bailly
Danville
Order
San Antonio
Itl
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Elaptes
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Victoria
RP. Plummer
Youkum
J. M. Perry
Boy Slayer
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Lnglat
Gome
Frisco
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N.J
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