Fiesta Fund Plan Aims Big Victory For 1916 Fiesta
The Fiesta Association outlined a campaign to raise the remaining 25000 for Fiesta San Jacinto 1916 with hopes to collect about 13295 by Tuesday. A publicity drive including billboards posters and whirlwind soliciting was planned at a St Anthony Hotel luncheon with committees formed to contact business leaders and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Fiesta Association
St Anthony Hotel
Texas
Hertberg Isberg
Marty Hertzberg
Ito
Gnc
Cerda
John B Carrington
Aprakerm
Haymond Hood
R. Gistence Jones
Albert ‘V. Huth
Bere Ee So Seer
Wiliam H Smith
Charles Srastner
Robert Harting
Charles Fincham
Tan’ Yuen
Ley Dhoe
Ang
Obituary notices from Balone and San Antonio shifts
Obituary notices report the death of EA Wanne of Chicago who died suddenly Monday at 1 PM while seated in a saloon at East Commerce and Rusk streets. funeral plans await word from his widow Kahne. Additional death notices include W T Carley, Civil War veteran and engineer, buried in Dayton after residing in San Antonio. Austin Greenage, struck by car on Commerce Street, funeral at Riche Undertaking Co. chapel. and brief references to other minor obituaries and service notices from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balone
EA Wanne
Chicago
Esat Commerce
Rusk Streets
Gus Huebner
Canton Street
Mean
Riebe Undertaking Company
Kahne
Carley
W.T. Carley
Dayton
San Antonio
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth
Seoul, Chemulpo
Korea
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
California
Mexico
Oscar Pacius
Antonio
Austin Greenage
City Hospital
Commerce Street
the Riche Cadertaking Co. Tursiny
Her. R. Y. Barber
St. John's Episcopal Church
Greanage
Green
City Cave- Wry No
New Chief of Staff Appointed for Southern Department
Maj W. HO Hay restructured the chief of staff role to Major Mullver-Hill Baroum Monday, attached temporarily to the Third Cavalry at Fort Sam Houston. Hay expected to depart around January 1 for a four month leave, his first since 1902, then join the Fourth Cavalry. Maj May previously held the post for over a year while Maj Haroum, who served with the Third Cavalry, assumed the executive duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HO Hay
Southern Department
Mullvern-Hill Baroum
Third Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Hay
Fourth Cavalry
May
Haroum
Masons Progress On Second Day At San Antonio Reunion
The Scottish Rite reunion in the cathedral on St Marys street continued Tuesday with the fifteenth degree in the morning and afternoon sessions and expectant conferrals of the seventeenth and eighteenth degrees that night. Nearly 200 candidates joined others from the fourth to the fourteenth degrees on Monday, while the third day will see the nineteenth through the twenty-fifth degrees. Special events include an afternoon mobile city tour and a Mexican dinner, with a Gunter Hotel dinner planned for district membership chairs. The elisa lodge, a rare San Antonio set, elected T A Doxey president and J W Donnell secretary.
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St. Mary's Street
Rose Croix
San Antonio
T. A. Doxey
J. W. Donnell
Henry Rabe
Gunter Hotel
Saly Speir Hardware Co
Losoyn St
Ady
Army Orders Relieve Engineers Officers for Transfers
Army orders released in Washington detail First Lieutenant Branfords and others being relieved from assignment to the First Battalion of Engineers and reassigned to the Second Battalion of Engineers. Major Ferdinand W. Kobbe assigns aviation officers Milling and Daigne to San Diego and San Antonio for duty, with reports to respective commanding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Signal Corps
San Diego
Cal
Slams Corps
Ierbert AL Daigne
Walter G. Kner
Pdrar
Gorell
Signel Corp
San Antonio
First Aero Squadron
Dry Cleaning By Gasoline Solvite Method Promoted
An advertisement touts dry cleaning without soap using two ounces of solvite in two gallons of gasoline. It claims brightening of ribbons laces yokes neckties silks and many garments with no fading shrinking or wrinkles and no pressing needed. It warns gasoline is highly flammable and to dry clean outdoors away from fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detig
Two Shot In Crocker Hotel Lobby Injures Ramirez Couple
Roy Chavez Ramirez aged 30 and Mrs W Hehi Ramirez 34 were shot in the Crocker Hotel lobby Sunday afternoon shortly after 4. Both were found seriously wounded and taken to City Hospital. Detectives filed no charges while awaiting outcome of injuries. Ramirez grave, bullet through back exiting near abdomen. Mrs Ramirez shot in left breast with bullet lodging in back. No witnesses. two shots fired in quick succession. Police rushed victims to hospital. Ramirez stated to have wife and 2-year-old child. Suspect pistol held at police HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chavez Hamisez
Plores‘street
Mra W. Hehi Ramirez
Austin
Crocker Hotel
Rey. Ramirez
Dave Coy
Harris
Green
Ars
Ramirez
W. Ramirez
Texas
Roy Ramirez
Oxford Street
Houston
Tex
Sutherland Springs
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Fiesta Fund
Aining
Smilth
Charles Graybuer
Iesta
Bar Association
The
Medics Society
Tretall Merchants’ Association
Salopumen's Association
Ormuthera Pacific
Tovea All Kings
Bam Spell Hardware Co
Losnya St. Aay
Cisily Mica
Jemmna
Jemima
Thaves
ICE & Fuel Company
Alabama Mcalerter
Kaufman
Copenhagen
Melton
Coney Pillow
Ting
Excelent School Caat
Masons
Sam Speir Hardware Co
Losoya St
Anin Speir Hardware Co
San Teieghes
New Oreana
Southern Pacific
Advy
Sunset Wood Co
Aufman
Certain Satisfaction
South Flores and Dolorosa Sts
Roy Chavez Ramirez
San Spain
Gina Mahia
Oxfords
Wests OF Owls
Putnam
Sit Ore
Newton, Weller & Wagner Co
Commerce St
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