Notable Visitors and Arrivals in San Antonio Today
A long list of dignitaries, businessmen, and travelers, including Dr. and Mrs. M. Bishop of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. de Line of Mexico City, and Hon. Harold and Madame Pearson from London, are guests at local hotels. Other visitors hail from Mexico, Texas towns, and beyond, with several stopping at the Crockett, Bexar, Gunter, and Maverick as they travel for business, family, or leisure.
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Chicago
George D. Robbins
Beacon Hill
A. de Line
Mexico City
St. Anthony
Mr. de Line
Banco Comercia Y Industria
Harold Pearson
Madame Pearson
London
A. B. Griscome
San Antonio
Charles Wuest
Denver
New York
Wuest
P. I. Conra
Deitha
Checkett
H. Booth
International & Great Northern
Houseo
N. M. Leach
New Crean
A. R. Atkinson
Pew
Galveston Harrisby & San Antonio Railway
Fieft
Houston
Nat Parks
Galveston, Harrisburg
Sinatoa
Mary Lou Hamilton
Gunter
Miss Hamilton
G. M. Doyle
Kerrville
Mr. Doyle
BE. D. Hightower
Waco
William Hebener
Range
Bexar
Albert Pieper
Brownsville
O. B. Little
Frietown
C. M. Slaughter
W. A. Roberts
Orange
Losoya
A. T. Edmondson
Dilly
J. O. Welch
J. Hornoel
Sam Santelle
Paul Pompy
Dawson
N. M
J. A. Lingo
Victoria
The
Crockett
Mr. Lingo
Yukon Waterways Set Game Weight Limits
In the Yukon region the whitefish, pike, pickerel and lake trout have a maximum weight of about twelve pounds.
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Yukon
Barefoot broom maker preaches sun life and longevity
William Ruppersberg 58, living at 325 Cedar street, advocates barefoot living and sun baths to extend life toward 100. He claims perfect health with no doctor visits, dresses simply, sleeps outdoors, and argues civilization's customs harm health. He runs a bamboo broom factory and prizes natural living. Salmon ranks high in US fish catches.
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San Antonio
William Ruppersberg
Cedar Street
Ruppersberg
Ruppersburg
Mr. Ruppersberg
Japan
Island
Strike spreads fear of wider rail union action
Officials of trainmen warn that sympathy for Southern Pacific shopmen could widen the stoppage. They say a railroad win may empower management to dictate terms to all workers, risking broader strikes if grievances remain unresolved. A large strike meeting at Tenth and Austin discussed returning workers and noted new recruit Jim Brown joins the strikers.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Sante
Tenth
Austin
Jim Brown
Tom 5
Local Texas alumni drive $4000 toward education fund
UT Alumni finance committee in San Antonio reports about 4000 dollars raised to enlarge the University of Texas higher education plan. Subscriptions in 25 dollar increments for five years may reach 260 dollars annually, with donors across Texas including George W. Brackenridge and Charles Schreiner among listed supporters.
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San Antonio
University of Texas Alumnition
Texas
Hogg
Houston
William Ogreg
G. M. Meyer
J .On. Carter
Jes Cc
R. Edwardes
Frank C. Davis
Ll A. Morriss
J. L. Kercheville
Harvey C. Stiles
John J. Stevens
R. J. Boyle
Semp Russ
R. A. Rich
L. A. Casey
Sees Jones
Walla
J. Brooks
B. W. Teagarten
Augustus Maverick
Glover Johns
Leon A. Baer
John F. Onion Jr
Geor
Posed as Hero 10 Gets a Big Reward
Raymond Wood18 of Colorado City confessed four hours after being hailed a hero and given a purse for supposedly saving a Short Line passenger train from a 1000 foot drop that a haul of stolen log chain caused. He planned the stunt with two foreigners to gain money and a free ride home.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Raymond Wood
Colorado City
Apple Creek
Wood
Denver
Uvalde Paving Material 13 Superior One Examined
City engineers defend Uvalde natural rock asphaltum as a superior climate suited paving material. Ten years of Market St Marys and College St streets show the pavement remains in first class condition, contrasting with recent Callaghan pavement results.
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A. C. Pancoast
H. Ecknarf
Market
St. Mary’s
College Street
San Antonio
Callaghan
Pancoast
Ecknart
Parker-Washington Company
Kline
Uvalde
Opium Laws Shape China Cotton Poppy Planting Limits
Inome parts of China restrict cotton and poppy cultivation due to strict opium laws. The policy curbs opium production by limiting crops linked to narcotics, affecting rural agriculture and local economies.
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China
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I.& G. N. Train Service
Ticket Office
East Houston
Wea
G. M, Bynum, P. and
T. A
Florida Keys
Keys West
E.a.holland
Hicks
San Antonio, Texas
Willam Ruppersberg
Nead
United States
Pearl
Posey
Reznor Gas
Wilson
Reznor
Bulverde
Cei
Hero
Helen Hasse
America
Miss Hasse
Schaefer Drug CO
H. Co. Rees Optical Co
W. Commerce
GLOBE
Sir Gibbs
Pancoast & Kohler
East Commerce Street
Southern Pacific CO
Atlantic Steamship Dives, “Morgan Line
Galveston
Stubbs
Broadway
San Astonia, Tex
Guth
Russell
Johnston
W. C. Burns & CO
Navarre Streets
Fred Hummert
Birds Store
Coman
Morales Transfer Co
A. P
Copaib
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