Y M C A Vote Counts Antis and Suffragettes Victory
The local Y M C A ended a four day canvass with 515 members enrolled. Antis won with 4802 votes to Suffragettes 4414, totaling 9216 votes. Team scores topped by Suffragettes Team C with 1866% votes. Antis Team 2 led by Leroy Farr followed with 1786% points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Antis
Association
L. A. Coulter
Boudreaux
Leroy Farr
Suffragettes
J. D. Malone
A. B. Klieforth
R. C. Jones
N. H. King
P. F. Loring
A. E. Boudreaux
W. M. White
H. F. Smith
Victor Keller
B. S. West
Fred Thompson
Paul Scholz
J. B. Brinkmeyer
A. M. Fischer
J. R. Wood
Charles Heimseth
C. H. Jenkins
Ralph W. Snyder
Fred Jaggi
W. T. Crouch
LT. Matthew
J. W. Hucker
F. H. Austin L. Miller
Allen Merriam
E.—H. F. Smith
Ray M. Mackey
Homer Jones
R. E. Burch
Arthur Muir
Orville Frantz
George Thompson
C. C. Todd
E. G. Johnson
Jesse Yantis
J. C. Kinney
W. L. Bingaman
A. A. Gray
J. Floyd Smith
Basil E. Ryan
Malcolm J. Stewart
J. W. Martin
Ray Hess
Words of Praise for Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
A testimonial letter from Roanoke Texas lauds Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for relief from pain neuralgia gall stones stomach and intestinal ailments. The writer claims the remedy restored appetite sleep and health and urges a trial dose. References a general distribution and a booklet by Geo H Mayr Mfg Chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Neall
Roanoke
Tex
Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chi
Tih
Role
San Antonio
Sommers‘McElroy Drug Store
Unclear Team Lineups and Player Names Listed
A fragment lists players by teams Wheeler Dan Murphy Chester Slimp Charles Causey E A Kuehn Team 3 Fred Thompson O B Plack N Tannenbaum C B Gaddis E G Howe Dr A T Atlee D D Harrigan L J Robinson Team 4 Paul Scholz 8S R Knight Butler L Knight Henry L Pancoast Harry K McBeth Irving M Dietz Clyde Williams Team 6 J E Brinkmeyer Frank Allen Tom Chadwick O M Farnsworth C E Smith R L Smith Team 6 A M Fischer H S Affleck T H Flannery Nat Davis A K Woodcock William Krugle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Williams
J. E. Brinkmeyer
Frank Allen
Tom Chadwick
O. M. Farnsworth
C. E. Smith
R. L. Smith
A. M. Fischer
H. S. Affleck
T. H. Flannery
Nat Davis
A. K. Woodcock
William Krugle
Dance and notices fill the city listings tonight
Mrs Archers dance at Cotillion Hall on 282 E Houston and Diaz Sisters orchestra featured. Also ads for Kohr and McCullen at Casino hall and theft arrest of three youths by detectives. Fire destroys A J Horton home on Polaris street with insured loss and other local notices across Bexar County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Archer
Cotillion Hall
E. Houston
Diaz
A. J. Horton
Polaris Street
Walter DeLane
Montana Street
Commerce Street
Navarro Street
Court actions and verdicts from October term rounds
The court adjourned October terms of the Forty fifth Fifty seventh and Seventy third districts. A verdict favored the G H and S A Railway in Herman Bartsch vs railway. J F Simmons bond appeared with H Harkum as surety. Judge Moursund delayed duties due to illness. County probation officer J Ross Boles salary raised to 100 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trict
J. F. Simmons
H. Harkum
iIn
Herman Bartsch
G., H. and S. A. Railway
Commissioners’ Court
J. Ross Boles
Births and Local Notices of Wooden Addresses
Birth announcements list a boy for Mr and Mrs C C McBride at 929 Avenue B dated November 28. A girl is noted for Mr and Mrs L B Sallender at 317 Granada Street dated November 25. A girl is listed for Mr and Mrs D Montgomery at Noxen 26 Santa Rosa Avenue. A boy is listed for Mr and Mrs Pablo Rodriguez at 618 8 Laredo Street dated November 27. Moscow cab drivers face a law banning whips in their vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McBride
Avenue B
L. B. Sallender
Granada Street
D. Montgomery
Santa Rosa Avenue
Pablo Rodriguez
Laredo Street
San Antonio Hotels Show Wide Guest List From Across States
A long list of visitors staying at the city hotels includes W. H. Huber of Houston at the Savoy and R. White of Beaumont at the Gunter, with many others from Austin, Waco, Dallas, St. Louis, and Chicago. The article highlights Harlandale Hot Sulphur water as a local therapy option and notes its accessibility via five cent fare to visitors arriving by ambulance or on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Ellis
Waco
Bowie
G. P. Wallihan
Pasa- Gena
Cal
Crockett
W. E. Graham
St. Louis
Menger
A. Loessin
la Grange
Savoy
A. P. Lewis
Galveston
Gunter
L. C. Hank
Sutherland Springs
Bexar
R.L. Pollard Jr
Dallas
St. Anthony. Co
H. DuBois
Decatur
Wentworth Brown
Houston
J. N. Green
T. F. Duke
Nixon
George Masur
G. E. Hindes
Pearsall
M. C. Oldham
F. Masson
Austin
J. F. Dunne
Alice
Calley
Boston
St. Anthony
John H. Kelly
Walter F. Butler
Chicago
M. Drennan
W. G. Faust
Monterey
Europe
United States
San Antonio
Harlandale
Harlandale Bath House
Harlandale Cay
Mrs R E Martin Burial Permits For 68 Year Old Death
Burial permits record the death of Mrs R E Martin aged 68, who died November 28, 1022 in Flores street. The article note mentions railway lines in South Australia being government owned with one exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Martin
Flores Street
South Australia
Publicity push for military road along Rio Grande
D. E. Colp of the Texas Highway Division calls for a newspaper men trip from Del Rio to Brownsville to drum up nationwide support and congressional funding for a first class border road. Letters were sent to editors in San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth Austin Houston El Paso and Beaumont and a party would include AP representatives magazine writers and photographers. The plan seeks January start with auto travel and cites prior endorsements and a Senate resolution proposing a 5000 preliminary survey fund.
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Tors
Congress
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Houston
el Paso
Beaumont
Colp
Associated Press
del Rio
Brownsville
Pearsall
Morris Sheppard
ORRINE Promises Refund If No Benefit After Trial
An advertisement touts ORRINE as uniformly successful in restoring drink habit victims to sobriety with a money back guarantee. It notes a $1.00 per box price and invites readers to request a free booklet from H. L. Wagner at 407 Hast Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine
H. L. Wagner
Houston
San Antonio Women Transit to Austin for Temperance Sunday Honor
Representatives of the Fourteenth District WCTU and the San Antonio Union left for Austin to present resolutions of thanks to Lieutenant Governor Will H. Mayes for designating November 2 as Temperance Sunday. The group includes Mrs. Belle Dilgarde, Mrs. T. J. Lane and Mrs. B. H. Spier. Before returning, Dilgarde will attend the State Conference of Charities and Correction in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth District Women's Christian Temperance Union
San Antonio Union
Austin
Will H. Mayes
San Antonio
Belle Dilgarde
T. J. Lane
H. Spier
Dilgarde
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Fort Worth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Kohr
Mrs. McCullen
Casino Hall
Harvey and Long
Hughes
St. Mary’s Cleaning & Dying Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
Degen’s
Travis
O. E. Hicks
Gunter Building
Franklin Taxicshone
Houston Street
Singer Sewing Machine Co
W. Carlton Farmer
Blue Bonnet Lodge
Ladies’ Society of B. of L. F
Elkshall
Bexar County Humane Society
E. M. Collins
Cullom
Booth
Laurel Heights
Packard and Stearns-Knight
San Antonio Humane Society
Fred Davison
BE. A. Heil
Hicks Building
Old Phone
Fifth Street
R. V. Smith
Surveyor
Phone Crockett
C. E. Tinkham
Moore Building
Bexar Camp
Rubra Lubricating Co
Buena Vista St
W. C. Linden
C.O. D
Men’s Department
Women’s Department
Laird & Schober
George W. Baker
Children’s Department
Alamo Plaza
Moursund
Anton Moursund
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Moscow
W. H. Huber
Savoy Hotel
White of
T. B. Irvin Jr
St. Anthony el
J. M. Garcia
Laredo
I. C. Gardiner
Topeka
M. C. Talbot
Gonsales
J. &. Stibgen
Kansas City
D. J. Maeter
A. W. Thompson
Fort Davis
Alenger
Q. l. Taylor
Tuleta
Gawaw
Wera
A. W. Dever
Fort Smith
W. J. Gorman
Baltimore
W. D. Dees of
Kaufman
D. E. Colp
Border Highway
Rio Grande
The
Chamber of Commerce
Edi
Mayes
T. U
Schaefer Drug CO
Ave. C
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