Nine jurors fined for failure to appear in Fifty-seventh district court
The Court of Civil Appeals opens its term in a crowded Fortyth district with nine jurors fined ten dollars each for failing to answer summons in the Fifty-fifth district. Names of jurors and other district court items are listed as the term proceeds with additions expected tomorrow.
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Pirty-fitth
Towzsedd
Edward Berk
M.D. Brown
Adolph Rummel
Thomas FP. Afleck
August David
Robbin
Loos
Bisher
Suny
Porty-ifth District Court
Bernard Redmond
George D. Witt
George Baker
B. Senter
August Zimonteck
Glyde Johnson
Lewis
Joe Chadwick
Jacob Goerrert
T. O. Gallawry
Win
Mm Fimmermann
Hiram Aiken
W. Randte
Rudolph Schlearning
Louis Stermberg
D. W. Fry Sr
Otte Wesch
Peter Breit Jr
Ilst
Tobig
Fortydith
Ida Munk
Hugh
Stanfiell
Fifty-seventh
Weel
Gay A Glliger
Robert Goldbeck
T. W. Campbell
Y. Garner
He P. Horn
Paul Behtle
Hubert L. Betterton
A. A. Sehrmidt
Isham J. Washington
John Foelfore
Joseph Stelmer
C. W. Ruset
Arthur Boonin
al Grimm
E. Z
Morris
Clementa
B.C. Doblenbnig
3. Gould
G. E. Handbent
Tomorow
Chieo Jnstiée
James
W. S. Ply
Th. Neti
Nebeneh
Court of Civil Appeal
Mindy
Jaan
Park
Rail
Pantiman
Apprlanta
Segregate Vice in San Antonio Says Wharton
Rev William W Wharton of First Christian Church urged segregation of vice and tighter city controls in a sermon on Some of the Reeds of San Antonio He called for uniform building laws enforcement and public morals measures including restricting saloons and phonographs urging better advertising and expanded charity to aid the sick and needy while praising the citys leaders and Alamo history
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William W. Wharton
First Christian Church
San Antonio
Wharton
Alamo
Jesus
Barenust
San Antonia
Nemmlal
Shomlel Inal
Therg
Ephesus
Athens
Terusalea
Rome
Card of Thanks and Mortuary Notices in a Local Paper
A CAHD OF THANKS expresses gratitude to neighbors friends Ursuline Alumnae and local societies for sympathy and floral offerings during a death. Also notices extend heartfelt thanks from a family for support after the loss of a father and husband. Local lumber and hardware ads and a list of businesses conclude the page.
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Felewia
Ursuline
Soctul
Anton Wenzel Tage
Dirs
Acoh Wohtfarth
CO. Kinforta
Lillie Kluyorte
Water Cure Advised For Kidney And Rheumatic Ailments
A newspaper feature endorses drinking plenty of water as vital for kidneys and bladder, warns against patent medicines, and presents a vegetable-based home remedy with Dandelion fluid extract, Compound Kargon, and Compound S rup Sarsaparila to be taken after meals and at bedtime. The piece urges posting this guidance in every home for rheumatism backache or urinary trouble.
Mortuary notices record multiple local deaths and services
The item lists several funeral notices from San Antonio and nearby areas. Mary Nitaee, 72, of San Antonio, died after mourning at home on Barrerk street. services tomorrow at St Joseph's church with burial at St Joseph's cemetery. August Leon Delton, one year old, funeral at Myr ALT Delron. Raymond Ja Sechors, previously killed near Amar- Ga, services at undertaker parlors with Rev. Culeman officiating. Rae Thel Wicks, died Saturday, services at Joospeen Hill Methodist church and city cemetery. Several relatives named. Wicks survived by mother and five sisters.
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Mary Nitaee
Barrerk
Qrulith
Bohemia
San Antonio
Sho
Har Hushed
Clemens Miwehe
Taugherd
Williun Jr. O'Coonor
Mortis
Paul Goels
Leon Delton
Myr
Alt
Delron
Mari
Folger Pal Church
Paby
Luraven
Fanéralser
Raymond Ja Sechors
bin Anknio
Amar- Ga
Rev
Culeman
Baptist Ehurch
Inter
Vitz Reuter
John Cartsen
Jouls Renter
Earle Lowe
Jillian
Teuter
Herbers West
Wee
Rae
Wieke
I Niecs
4. B. Nelson
Galveston Pioneer Dies. Brown Widow of J M Brown
Galveston Tex Oct 7 Arrs Thur bceaa Brown relict of John M Brown who died Friday at her home on Broadway and nanty fourth streets after a long illness. A pioneer of Galveston and a member of one of the citys most prominent families. Her late husband was prominent in the port s early history and was president and owner of the Galveston Whalers company. A daughter Miss Rehegea Ashlus Brown and a son Charles Jt Crown survive her. Also notes on a patent medicine advertisement for teething children and a deodorized syrup with government compliance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Thurbécea’ Brown
John M. Brown
Broadway
Nanty-Fourth Etraeta
Galveston Wihers Company
Rehegea Ashlus Brown
Charles Jt. Crown
Mice of Liberal Fares For Big Narty Texas Meeting
Rail line announces cut rate passes for the Dullag state fair with round trips from San Antonio to Dallas priced at 10.20 for the period October 18 to November 2, returning by November 4. Special events during the fair offer double day trips at appealing prices to draw visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dalas
Dallas
Prominent official touts Gulf Coast prospects in Texas
William Doherty, traffic manager of the Gulf Coast Line, visits with the Broons from Brownsville and Lexleo. He describes a surge of homeseekers drawn to the coast country, praising crops and opportunities. The company ramps up advertising as prospectors arrive en masse, many seeking two or three crops yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doherty
Gulf Coast Line
Broons, Brownsville & Lexleo Railroad
H. W. Adams
Texas
Doherty
Railroad News Notes and Gossip at City Ticket Offices
Local and personal railroad gossip gathers about ticket offices. Southern Ry officials, Houston headquarters, and personnel changes are noted along with resignations and new positions. Soldiers receive furloughs, and a Texas Presbyterian synod fare vote is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Presbyterian Synod
Brownwood
Presbyterian meeting tickets revised for Waxahachie sale
A notice from the International & Great Northern railroad announces changes to the sale dates for round trip tickets to the Presbyterian meeting at Waxahachie Carsivaune. Tickets go on sale October 9 and 10, with final validity through October 14, and the new sale date moves from October 7 to October.
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Presbyterian Sysod
Waxuhichle
International & Great Northern Railroad
Carsivaune
Grand Chapter Grand Officers Visit For Session
Grand Chapter opens with Parker of Orange and J H Anvierson of Gresuyille among visiting grand officers. They conduct demonstrations and drill at Beethoven hall as sessions outline instruction and future ceremonies.
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Beethoven Hall
Mollier
Gray
Clarendon
Mort Worthy
Lana
Order of the Western Str
Texan
Beethoven, Hult
Liedt
Grand Chapter
Boollven
Avrol
Plice
Tin Postoffica
San Antonio Traction Company
Sunset Route Timetable Reflections at Busy Rail Center
Timetable fragment lists Sunset Route arrivals and connections at Burtst Station with multiple stops including Houston Galveston New Orleans and Victoria Division. Includes times 7:55am 10:00am 6:40pm and connections to Galveston, San Marcos, Texarkana and St Louis with local routes to Palestine Hearne and Laredo.
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Burtst
E. Compjeren St. Lene
Eagle
Commerce Street
Austin
Longview
Texarkana
Caicaga
Santa Fe
Frisey
Fort Worth
Polina
Ansas City
Laois
Vast
Lattrerad
Pam
Rock and
St Louis
Adem
Palestina
North Teike
Saan Hearne Sid
Fragmented wartime column stirs Houston unrest
The Journal reports unrest over a civil aviation scandal with a claim of debauchery and disorder on city streets. Officers including Colonel J B Robertson of the Ninth Infantry defend their actions as unjustified. Notes accompany a vague obituary item for the McKay family announcing a newborn boy at 206 Powder House Street.
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Fort Sall Houston
J. B. Robertson
Ninth Infantry
Bertram Houston
Delo
Brean Callagiwa
Wignaot
Guards Fire On Mutineers In Siberia
Report describes clashes as guards shot at mutineers in Yabolsk region of Siberia during an attempted escape from eastern prison. Guards withdrew as convicts moved toward the escape route, with the violence triggering a broader security response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yabolsk
Sibirin
Biberia
Fem
Hard Lines and a Black Eye on the Street
A Philadelphia Press snippet describes Gaodley speechless after a throat issue. He cannot explain the black eye to passersby, noting the difficulty of communication when voice is unavailable.
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Philadelphia Press
Eople
Unjust Attack on City Sparks Editor Commentary
A San Antonio correspondent denounces a hostile local article critiquing army and civil authorities. The piece portrays perceived disrespect for the United States uniform and cites an alleged unjust arrest near Port Sam Harrstt, accusing civil authorities of organized crime and public security failures in the city.
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Wo Althy
Wa Journal Modernate
Sep US
San Antonia
United States
Ates
Annie
Eno
Ore
Port Sam Harstt
San Organised Robles
Ity
San Antonio
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Barnett & Co, Undertakers
Lakeside
Istitute
Manly Boys
W. Coltrane
A.B. Prin
Richmond
A. B
Gorm
Alamo Plaza
Vance Printing Company
Phono
Tenon
Sajedad St
San Anonio
Drs. Harwell & Co
Room 7
Reuter Tidy
Cancers
Anl Timore
Thad
Mortuary
Tira
Mary Niteche
Seeber
Misa Wick
Mrs. Rebreea Brown
Boxar Trag Co
News OF the Railroads
Dallas Fair
Railroad News Notes
J. M. Harrison
Bouthern Railway
Houston
Peres W. Morrow
Lewisville & Nastreille
Werder
Percy Welbourne
Lion
Texas Midland Genwritt JM
Torrell
Mrlace
Bob Worth
Nal Mowell
Teas Midland
Olly
Léon Yeoiy
A. J. Morris Nay
Snel Route Ae
Fenewal Fretehe
Mr. Morrig
O. W. Gray
Cine Vatfic
Timpsco & Northwestern
Wan
Bone Star Dice Co
George F. Lupton
San Auloylo & Aretistis Pass
George Wortey
Sunset Fives
Katy Myer
Detroit
Pitteburx
Cleveland
Columbus
Mire
St. Loui
Chicaga
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Bexar Drug Co
C. E
Mattie A. Gehita
Martha
Tealate Hideston
Dimma McGarthy
Gordon
Eagle Pana
Thiam
Orleady
Vora Pan
Poueton
New
Ove
Jeung
Vay
Victoria Division
Laverna
Stavkawa
Tuam
Et Era
Vistorie
Dort Eaimens
Taos la~ Toh Sind
South Floree Street
Davy Crockett
Artive Hsusiau
Galygeten
Gilera
Corus
Chris
Eng Browesvlibe
Galvestan Biba
New Osseans
Coero
Yot
Uum
Cam
Christy
Bosker
Skidmore
Allee
Beeville
Reve Comfort
Boerne
New Braain
Smithville
Fort
Paty
San Marcos
Lockhart
Nell Ie
Janzlon
Galvan
L.g.n
Mexico
Laredo
St. Louis
Lima
Stork
the McHays
T. E. McKay
Powder How Street
Lest
Hollister
J. T. Burnett & Co
Undertakara. Ee
Rexarting Co
Louisville & Nashville
R.R
Jamestown
New Orleans
Norfolk
New York
PW. Morrow
Main Street
California
Maineun
Thru
Kansas
City
Denver
Williams
W. Commerce St
G. N
C. P. Diaz
A. R. Atkinson, D. P. A
Claude Springall
Bexar
Sartho
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