Railroad May Avoid Prosecution
President Howard Elliot and C. D. Cuyler of the New Haven railroad presented tentative proposals to Attorney General McReynolds that could allow the railroad to dodge Sherman act prosecution. Elliot withheld final statements until after directors discuss and approve the plan.
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Washington, D. C
Howard Elliot
C. D. Cuyler
New Haven Railroad
McReynolds
Elliot
The
New Haven
International Club Announces Saturday Music Program at Losoya Street
The International Club of San Antonio sent notices announcing a weekly musical program starting Saturday October 11 in its Losoya street rooms. Members and friends are invited. dancing is a feature.
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International Club of San Antonio
Losoya Street
Beck Named as Guard for City Prisons
Frank Beck was appointed guard for city prisoners to fill a vacancy after a guard was discharged due to a prison escape. He recently served as an officer at police headquarters. Policeman Spear acts as station officer until a permanent appointment. The San Antonio paper notes several adv notices and local business ads alongside the staffing update.
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Beck
Frank Beck
Policeman Spear
Postoffice Overtime Costs Under Eight Hour Law
Instructions from department HQ to the San Antonio postoffice request statistics on overtime since the eight hour law took effect March 4 1913. Data sought include total compensatory hours for Sunday work average daily clerks absent for full days due to compensatory time and estimated extra clerk hire cost under the eight in ten law.
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San Antonio
Riverside R Restaurant Ad Seeks Fresh Seafood
An ad from Ady promotes Riverside R Restaurant offering frog legs and fresh oysters for diners seeking seafood offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside R
Ady
Mesquite Blocks Considered for San Antonio Street Paving
Mayor Brown says mesquite wood blocks may be used for paving business district streets if logs large enough can be obtained. Previous mesquite paving in the 1880s showed 20 years of wear with octagonal blocks, while creosote treatment is not clearly required.
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Brown
Lambert
Warren
San Antonio
Alamo
Houston
Commerce
Army officers and generals noted in retirement and postings
Colonel W E Wilder of cavalry granted sick leave and to spend time in Los Angeles. Major Charles R Reynolds Medical Corps appointed president of the board of officers assessing disability in the Southern Department at Fort Sam Houston. Lieutenant Clarence R Bell Medical Corps ordered from Fort Bliss to Fort Clint to relieve Lieutenant Michael A Bailey. Bailey to return to Fort Sam Houston. Brigadier General Ralph W Hoyt retired after 40 years of service, having commanded the second brigade in San Antonio and later the seventh brigade at Vancouver Barracks. Doctors in Paris launch a campaign against women s veils as health risks and microbial entry.
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Charles R. Reynolds
Medical Corps
Francis M. C. Usher
Fort Sam Houston
Clarence R. Bell
Fort Bliss
Fort Clint
Michael A. Bailey
Bailey
United States Army
Ralph W. Hoyt
San Antonio
Hoyt
Albert L. Meyer
Department of Texas
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Burglary Interruption Ends With Surprise Owner
Residents on River avenue phoned police after a suspected break in on Peterson street. Officer Diaz pursued the intruder and entered the house to find the burglar confronted by the owner, turning the incident into an unexpected encounter.
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River Avenue
Peterson Street
George Rupe
Diaz
Dodson's Liver Tone Endorsed by Local Druggist
A local druggist, A. M. Fischer, endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a purely vegetable remedy that gently starts the liver, relieves biliousness, and replaces calomel. The bottle costs fifty cents, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory, and Fischer warns customers to buy only genuine Dodson's Liver Tone from his drug store.
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Dodson
A. M. Fischer
Tle
Fischer’s
Policeman Visits Premises After Unspecified Meeting
An exchange of explanations followed a sighting of a policeman on the premises. A Collman, plumber, was noted in the ad.
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Frank Bros
Union
Beacon Shoes
Steppin
Advanc
Beacon
P.M. Hoyt Shoe Co
Mens Manchester
New Ham
Alamo Plaza
Antonio, Texas
Inter
Wimner, Richardson & Co, Investment Bankers
Office Man's Department
N Maverick-Clarke Litho Co
Alamo Transfer Company
Evan Shelby
S. Comal Street
Crockett
Texas
State Bank & Trust Company
Buthers’ Board OF Trade
San Antonio Traction Company
St. Louis
Phoenix Dancing Club
Elks’ ‘Hall
Willett’s Orchestra
Magnolia
Park
Sat
Alexander Walton
Gunter
Packard and Stearns-Knight
8. van Wie
Riverside
Travis
Sap Roundhouse
Charles Loring
Round House
Hunstock Avenue
J. F. Carl
Gunter Building
Ernest P. Behies
Iks
Clarence Warfield
C. Eldridge
San Antonio Loan & Trust Company
Emelia Kohr
Adolph F. Kohr
James C. Wilke
Helen D. Wilke
Grand Opera House
Merry Countess
William A. Brady
King Baggot
Leah Baird
the Clown
the Prima Donna
Maurice Costello
Hoodoo
Pike Theatre
Houston St
Ivanhoe
John Williams
A. W. Hamilton
Edith ‘Hamilton
Franklin
Bexar County Humane Society
E. M. Collins
Central
San Antonio Humane
Fred Davison
Hicks Building
Old Shaah Travis
Navy
Fenneman
Miller
Galveston
San Francisco
Army
Hospital Corps
Bluemel’s Hall
En’s
O. Eb, Hicks
Matl
Mexico
Laredo
Union Painless Dentists
West Commerce Street
Higginbotham
Beethoven Hall
Willitt
R. V. Smith
Surveyor
Phone Crockett 7377
United States
Edwards
Harvey
Long
Soledad Street
Highland Hall
C. E. Tinkham
Moore Building
Postoffice
W. E. Wilder
Cavalry
Los Angeles
Paris
Milwaukee Beer Co
el Paso
Pabst Brewing Co
Householder
Julius Horn
California
Richelieu
Ielieu Goods
Chocolate Menier
Menier
Tenth and
Austin Streets
Collman
Fred
Hummert
W. Commerce Street
Mike Goggan
Richter's Steam Bakery
Wright
Mark Wright
Wright Bros
Gia
Ainless Matthews
E. Houston St
the Talk of
Whisenant
Candy Gunter
Entists Hicks
Gan Antonio
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