Residents May Pay Two-Thirds of Paving Costs
Property owners on Camden and Dallas streets will meet at engine house No 4 to decide if they will cover two thirds of paving costs with the city paying the remaining third. W S Conness reports broad support among those interviewed, and the city has about 150000 available for paving about twenty five blocks under Mayor Jones policy.
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Camden
Dallas
Engine House No. 4
Jones
W. S. Conness
Tomor
Cardui praised in Kentucky women's health letter
In Clifton Mills, Kentucky, Mrs. Sylvania Woods credits Cardui, a women’s tonic, with curing back and head pain and enabling her to regain health and handle household and mill work. She notes a cost of three bottles at $3 and urges other women to try it, offering contact for instructions and a home treatment booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Mills
Property Owners Push Rock Asphalt Paving Plan
In New Movement Camden Dallas streets owners back rock asphalt paving as the city mayor proposes aid. The longtime organizers of improvement districts lead the effort, recalling seven years of prior district creation that spawned nine more. The plan hinges on property owners taking action while the city assists with paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden-Dallas Streets
Want Streets Repaired In Improvement District No 8
Twenty nine property owners petition City Council to appropriate funds to repair Parson street from Plum to Peach and Peach street from Iowa to Goliad. They note a 1905 bond for street improvements, with Parson and Peach unfinished. A second petition by 43 Seventh ward residents seeks Peach street opening and removal of encroachments between Virginia and Leigh, claiming it would open Virginia Cal-laghan avenue and Leigh street now closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Peach Street
Virginia
Leigh Streets
Virginia Street
Callaghan Avenue
Leigh Street
Mayor 10 Invites Bids for Garbage Disposal
San Antonio will invite bids on garbage disposal and decide if the city or bidders collect it and erect incinerators. Mayor Jones will issue the invitation soon, with at least two bidders in view, including A Cohen and N A Pierce. The city seeks a modern crematory for central access and long haul issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Jones
N. A. Pierce
Pierce
Circus Men Rescue Victim in North Pine Street Hold Up
J C Barr of 323 Burleson Street was held up at 10 30 last night on North Pine Street. Circus men nearby loading show paraphernalia on box cars intervened and helped arrest the would be robber armed with a brick. Mounted Officer Irvin arrived as the showmen restrained the suspect who was charged with vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Barr
Burleson Street
North Pine Street
Barr
Polly of the Circus at the Grand Next Weekend
Miss Elsie St Leon stars in Frederic Thompson's Polly of the Circus at the Grand on October 12 13 and 14 with a 3 15 matinee Saturday and 2 30 Sunday. The production features a three ring spectacle and famous St Leon family with acts by Jarvis Harrison Adair Hickey Olivetti Troubadours and others. Home Products Day includes free samples for women attendees.
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Grand
Elsie St. Leon
Frederic Thompson
Polly
Luna Park
Coney Island
New York City
St. Leon
America
Jarvis
Harrison
Harlan Knight and Company
Adair
Hickey
Olivetti
Moffet and Claire
Eberling Troupe In Cage of Death At The Plaza
Europe sends the Eberling Troupe to the Plaza theater for the Cage of Death. A daring motor cycle act defies gravity while three performers, two men and a woman, deliver clever acrobatics. The Three Bartos close with standout aerial feats and flawless precision.
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Plaza
Europe
Plaza Theater
Isaac Newton
Bartos
Y. W. C. A. Begins Winter Educational Work
The Young Woman's Christian Association educational department plans to start next week with girls registering for courses. Spanish and gymnasium classes attract interest. The choral club opens tonight at 7 30 to train in chorus, free for members. A board meeting at 10 30 tomorrow will set winter plans, preceded by a religious work committee at 9 45 chaired by Mrs. H. Kokernot to discuss extending services and Sunday meetings.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Religious Work Committee
Juana Barientes Dies at Home at 60
Juana Barientes age 60 died at 7 this morning at her residence 33 Probandt Street. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 3 PM at San Fernando Cathedral with interment in San Fernando cemetery.
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Barientes
Juana Barientes
Probandt Street
San Fernando Cathedral
San Fernando
Clean-up workers hold two San Antonio meetings this afternoon
Two sessions planned to organize Sixth ward into a working body and form a permanent Precinct 14 Ward 3 group. Meetings at Milam school on Mason and Hackberry and at Mrs. Percy Starr’s home at 1901 Zavala. Ward leaders report progress. refuse collection and ditch drainage cited as health priorities. Clean-up day set for Thursday October 10.
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San Antonio
Sixth Ward
Precinct 14
Milam School
Mason and Hackberry Streets
Secon
Percy Starr
Zavala Street
Citizens’ Committee
Board of Health
Fifth Ward
R. M. Fields
H. M. Seekins
River Avenue
Avenue C
Broadway
Real estate transfers list with multiple 1912 deeds
A 1912 real estate transfer list notes J I and Mary D Bierschwab to William Thomas on September 25 for lots 1 and 2 block 51 new city block 1983 at West Virginia avenue and Flores street for 2800 dollars. Mrs L J Garrett to Mrs Mary A Luder on September 21 for lots 14 and 15 block 48 Alamo Heights for 750 dollars. William Dobrowolski to Mrs Louisa Mc Clintock on September 20 for lot 15 block 2 new city block 2372 for 250 dollars. G W Davis and wife to J C Petty on October 6 for lot 13 new city block 515 south side Sherman street for 3000 dollars. C A Bihl to J A Martinez on October 4.
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New City
Paula Luna de Gutierrez
Mission Irrigated Farms Company
Jose A. de la Garza
Medina River
San Antonio
A. W. Seffel
W. A. Batty
Marlborough Additi
Edwin Routledge
Frank H. Yeagley
South Side
Monterey Street
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Company
F. E. Ederington
Los Angeles Heights
Narcissa Place Company
E. H. Dittmar
Narcissa Place
A. H. Tacquard
Frank Allen
Academy Hill
Provident Co-operative Corporation
F. A. Kaittel
C. R. Macfarlane
Charlotte J. Hewitt
San Antonio Heights
Cc. R. Macfarlane
C. J. Hewitt
Charles Maurer
John Stricker
Vance Street
Michael H. McDonough
Tom B. Johnson
San Juan Road
Mebane Street
Co. N. Chadwick
G. W. Beavers
Canada Place
Joseph Sacks
Mary Black
Shook Avenue
J. A. Chatman
William Wilson
Gowner
F. J. Reddick
N.S. Osborn
Mission Field Addition
Southwestern Land Corporation
Henry Ae
Lakeview Addition
Southwestern
J. I
Mary D. Bierschwab
William Thomas
West Virginia Avenue
Flores Street
L. J. Garrett
Mary A. Luder
Alamo Heights
William Dobrowolski
Louisa McClintock
G. W. Davis
J. C. Petty
Sherman Street
C. A. Bihl
J. A. Martinez
Building permits and a cafe comment on Losoya Street
A list records building permits for Mrs P Melas Alfred Maverick R H Russell E B Hillie H Meistahn Max Baylor J A Gutzeit Leo M J Dielmann D F Blount with addresses and costs. A man at Matthews Cafeteria 222 Losoya St remarks how delicious rolls, saying he could live on them.
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Leo M. J. Dielmann
Bonham Street
D. F. Blount
Lakeview Avenue
Matthews Cafeteria
Losoya St
Woman Suspect Held as Burglar in City
A Mexican woman, suspected of multiple burglaries over several weeks, is in custody after detectives Krause and Hanes arrested her yesterday. Police plan to file charges in justice court tomorrow. Among alleged crimes, she entered Mrs. C. Ederl’s home at 318 North Medina Street on September 28 and stole $14, with neighbor children witnessing the entry, and she was later found ransacking Marie Carrego’s home at 335 Herff Street.
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Krause
Hanes
Justice Court
C. Ederl
North
Medina Street
Marie Carrego
Herff Street
Three Men Heavily Fined by Police Court
Three arrests by Policeman Calderon and Guerra led to fines from Judge Buckley in the police court. Antonio Ramirez was fined $100 after arraignment on vagancy charges. A. Louvet and Henry Reynolds were each fined $50 following their arraignments. Ramirez resisted attempts to seize Officer Guerra’s pistol, declaring he would fight to the death.
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Calderon
Guerra
Buckley
Antonio Ramirez
A. Louvet
Henry Reynolds
Prince Ludvici Pigna tillio d Aragon to US admission
Washington reports that the department of commerce and labor ordered New York immigration officials to admit Prince Ludvici Pigna tillio d'Aragon son of Don Jaime the presender to the Spanish throne to the United States while detention remains for investigation of a charge that he fled from France.
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Prince May
U. 5
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York
United States
Ludvici Pignatillo d’Aragon
Don Jaime
France
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Camden Street
Sylvania Woods
Rae
Cardui
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Council
Parson and Peach Street
Pine Street
Oxford
Jamestown
Wales
Shepherd
Momee
Robespierre
Richelieu
Saul Woltson
Houston
Tex
Montiel
Goodner
A. Goliman
Main Ave
E. V. White Dyeing & Cleaning Company
Dyeing and
Ave. C W Cleaning Co
Ward 3
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