Plaza Vaudeville Offerings Draw Strong Audience
The Plaza theater presents a novelty filled vaudeville bill led by Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGreevy in The Village Fiddler and the Country Maid. Arthur LeVine and company headline next with The Flying Dreadnought, a condensed musical comedy. The program includes a bicycle basketball act by the Paulham troupe Lester and Lester acrobatic feats The Three American Troubadours and Miss LaFeydia novelty art visions and the Campbells pink costumed singing act.
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Plaza Theater
Plaza
Jack McGreevy
Mrs. McGreevy
Arthur LeVine
Coney Island
North Pole
Arctic
Paulham
Lester
LaFeydia
Louise
Clara Campbell
Big Turkey Dinner and Pike Supper Tomorrow
Riverside Restaurant announces a turkey dinner and pike supper for tomorrow. The event offers a combined feast at the riverside location with seating for guests and a family friendly menu.
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Pike
Riverside
Riverside Restaurant
Ara
Real Estate Transfers List For City Additions
J H Kirkpatrick transfers to Ernest Felfe two parcels in San Fernando addition for 550 dollars. Kirkpatrick to Morbe sells four lots in San Fernando addition for 1000 dollars. Southwestern Land Corp transfers three lots to W O Schertz for 450 dollars. Bleese and Cleitt deeds two parcels in West Laurel Heights to TT F and M P Dunlady for 100 dollars. Dobrowolski sells lot in new city block 2372 Matamoras street for 300 dollars. Standart transfers cemetery lot to Mrs Constance Mueller for 100 dollars. Minnie Mint Lowery et al to C A Miene lots in Kenwood addition. Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co to W A McCoy lot 20 block 69 for 200 dollars.
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J. H. Kirkpatrick
Ernest Felfe
San Fernando
J. E. Morbe
Southwestern Land Corporation
W. OO. Schertz
G. F. Bleese
O. W. Cleitt
TT F
West Laurel Heights
M. P. Dunlady
William Dobrowolski
R. Avila
New City
Matamoras Street
C. W .Standart
Constance Mueller
City
Minnie Mint Lowery
Building Permits List With Costs on Local Streets
August Gullenden files a five room dwelling on Cal laghan avenue for 1230 dollars. John Jordan seeks a four room dwelling on Rival street at 650 dollars. McNeel requests a bathroom on French place. Rich plans a gallery on Matamoras street. J. Gillett proposes a three room dwelling on Starr street at 1750 dollars. T. Carrasco plans a two room dwelling on Menchaca street at 150 dollars. Gus Krisch adds a one room addition on Castro street for 100 dollars.
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August Gullenden
Callaghan Avenue
John Jordan
Rival Street
McNeel
French Place
C. Rich
Matamoras Street
J. Gillett
Starr Street
T. Carrasco
Menchaca Street
Gus Krisch
Castro Street
Giants and Braves battle in Boston series tense finale
In a tight game the New York Giants and Boston Americans fought scoreless through the innings with sharp fielding and base running. Boston staged a late push as Giants fans urged a Wednesday rematch, citing McGraw’s team history of dramatic comebacks and echoes of 1903 pennant tension.
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Boston
Gardner
Snodgrass
Stahl
Murray
Wagner
Herzog
Merkle
Giants
McGraw
Pittsburg
Officers Re-Elected by Southern Texas Truck Growers
The Southern Texas Truck Growers association re elected all officers J H Davis president B W Masterson first vice president Edward Levy secretary Joseph Flory treasurer. Directors at the session included D A Walker W Dobrowolski BR Crabbe W E Nicholson F W Malley J G Sullivan W H Young R McComb.
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Southern Texas Truck Growers’ Association
J. H. Davis
Laredo
B. W. Masterson
Edward Levy
San Antonio
Joseph Flory
D. A. Walker
W. Dobrowolski
BR. G. Crabbe
Corpus Christi
W. FE. Nicholson
Mission
Suit Filed To Overturn Liquor License Revocation
Morin seeks reversal of Comptroller Lane action revoking Morin's liquor license in Sev enty third district court. Morin denies any violation of liquor laws. The Crisis notes the Memphis death of Robert H. Church a wealthy figure with extensive Memphis real estate. He was born on a cotton plantation.
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J. J. Morin
W. P. Lane
Seventy-third District Court
Morin
Memphis
Robert H. Church
Becket to Take Shot at Rosenthal Details in Murder Plot
Webber testifies Becker pressed to kill Rosenthal. Plans detailed include meeting four gunmen at poker rooms on July 15 and Becker allegedly guiding a hit while driving by the Metropole. Witness describes Becker’s boast of taking care of Rose and the gang and arranging the killing.
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Rosenthal
Becker
Webber
Charlie
Rose
Jack Sullivan
Lefty
Louie
Jack Rose
Harry Vallon
Metropole
Jack
McIntyre
Pell Street
Vyes
Garden
Cold October Weather Expected After Fresh Northers
The fresh norther struck San Antonio around 8 30 this morning per Major Allen Buell head of weather affairs in San Antonio. The cold front follows a storm area from the Rockies now over the gulf. Clear cool October weather is forecast for the next few days with nighttime temperatures near the fifty degree mark.
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San Antonio
Allen Buell
Rocky Mountains
Gulf
Buell
Advocates Bond Plan to Pave San Antonio Streets
Real estate leader R H Wester urges a two million dollar bond issue with two thirds paid by property owners to secure about 100 miles of paved streets. He notes cities like Dallas and Houston use this method and cites traction companies sharing costs on street lines.
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San Antonio
R. H. Wester
Real Estate Exchange
Wester
Traction Company
Dallas
Houston
Terrell Elected President of Y M B League
Dick O. Terrell was chosen to lead the Young Men's Business League for the coming year at a noon meeting in Harnisch's restaurant. He succeeds Albert Steves Jr. Other officers named were A. H. Muir as vice president Co. R. Edwards secretary and Henry M. Hart treasurer. Terrell outlined plans to expand the league's activity to aid public work and city advancement.
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Dick O. Terrell
Young Men's Business League
Harnisch’s
Albert Steves Jr
A. H. Muir
Co. R. Edwards
Henry M. Hart
Terrell
League
War Expected as Turks' Action Prompts Balkan Break
Diplomats report promised reforms but foreign interference will not be tolerated. Bulgarian Serb and Greek ministers await orders to depart as capitals signal. Diplomatic relations with the Ottoman empire are expected to rupture hourly.
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Balkan States
Ottoman Empire
Montenegrin Troops Gain Ground Near Gusinje
Montenegrin forces advance toward Gusinje amid Turkish resistance. General Vukovitch reports 256 Montenegrin deaths and over 800 wounded since the war began with more severe injuries sent to Gettinje and hospitals strained.
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Podgoritza
Montenegro
Gusinje
Vukovitch
Gettinje
Greek demands release of seized vessels and indemnity
In Athens the Greek minister vows to demand within 24 hours the release of vessels confiscated by Turkey and the payment of indemnity to their owners. In Belgrade Turkish troops crossed the Servian frontier at Ristovatz and attacked the Servian garrison, with fighting continuing.
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Athens
Greece
Turkey
Constantinople
Belgrade
Servia
Ristovatz
Vranyal
Servia Declares Ottoman Reforms Not Severe Enough
Belgrade dispatch reports the Servian government issues a proclamation stating Turkish attacks prove the Ottoman government is not pursuing reforms. Servia will defend herself and accepts the struggle.
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Berlin
Belgrade
Servia
Automobile Licenses Recorded for Ritterman Vernor and Garcia
Entries list No. 2827 Charles Ritterman of Kirby Texas No. 2828 George B Vernor of 111 Washington street and No. 2829 Motocycle Pete Garcia of 810 North Frio street with license details.
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Charles Ritterman
Kirby, Tex
George B. Vernor
Washington Street
Pete Garcia
North Frio Street
Bible Society Plans Chinook Gospel Translation
The British Bible society intends to translate one gospel into Chinook, the jargon spoken by about fifty thousand Indians along the Pacific coast, as part of its missionary efforts.
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British Bible Society
Pacific
Obituary notices for Harkreader Howe Brennan and others
Multiple obituaries note Ella Harkreader daughter of J P Harkreader died after eight weeks illness in B last Tuesday October 8. Mary Howe widow of Williams Howe died after brief illness at a local host, funeral at 2 oclock this afternoon from 220 Denver boulevard. Marguerite Brennan wife of Robert Brennan died at 6 oclock yesterday morning at 204 Avenue D. She was active in San Antonio lodge circles and Red Men auxiliary, a German native, long-time resident, funeral tomorrow at 1424 North Priest, interment City Cemetery No 6.
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Harkreader
Ella Hetreader
J. P. Harkreader
Merly
San Antonio
Mary Howe
Williams Howe
Dence
Denver Boulevard
City Cemetery
Brennan
Marguerite Naw
Robert Brennan
Avenue D. Survi
Ert Brennan
White Roses& Woodmen Circle
Royal Achates
Red Men’s Auxiliary
San Ant
Germany
E¢Tery No. 6
Clergy Man Praises Plant Juice In Endorsing Ad
Rev Dr M G Jenkins of the Alam district Episcopal Church South lauds Plant Juice in a testimonial from Fischer's Drug Store corner Alamo and V street. He claims it cured indigestion heart and kidney issues and boosted energy and vitality. The message urges readers to try the medicinal plant product.
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M. G. Jenkins
Dist Episcopal Church
South
Sam
Fischer
Alamo
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Ilsbee
Wen’s
In Plaza
Groos National Bank Capital
F. Groos & CO
State Bank & Trust CO
State Bank & Trust Company
A Guaranty Fund Bank
Biant
Oath
Cady
Fletcher
Collins
Doyle
New York
Speaker
Meyers
Myers
Yerkes
Marquard
Hooper
Devore
Lewis
Devote
Board of Directors
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
Ave. C. Bedell
Guaranty Fund Bank
United States
Dr. Stotts & Co
Gunter Bldg
Texas
Ani
Servian
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