Dixie Dance at W O W hall opens event season
Local events listing notes a Dixie Dance on Saturday Oct 21 at the W O W hall with 25 cent admission featuring Willett orchestra. Other community items include auction bids for Bell County block mapping system, bankruptcy petition in federal court, declarations of intention by two immigrants, a lecture at the Majestic theater, and various notices from local businesses and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Dance
W. O. W. Hall
Willett Orchestra
A. I. Campbell
Federal Court
John Prokop
Bohemia
Galveston
Stephen Guaman
Valparaiso
Chili
United States
Sumner
Vera Cruz
Federal
Vineta Drill
Order of Hermann Sons
Hermann Sons Hall
Cappuyns Orchestra
Professor Terrell to address on educational lines for negroes
A report notes Professor Terrell will speak on educational topics for the African American community drawing a large audience. An arrest or incident not connected to the speech is also described involving a drugstore messenger robbed of $5 by a Mexican under a trick. police could not locate the thief.
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Terrell
Skiles
Ruiz Street
Notable hotel guests list read from early Texas cities
Houston residents H O Fiebig and G W McElhiney register at the Gunter while L H Bates Brownsville, Oscar Moreland Toledo and L H Raskin Corpus Christi guest the St Anthony or Gunter. Waco W Meek remains a guest at the Menger as J Q Henry Del Rio and others stay at the Gunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O. Fiebig
Houston
Gunter
St. Anthony
L_H Bates
Brownsville
W. H. Meek
Waco
Menger
George J. Hale
Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Moreland
Toledo
Ohio
L."h. Raskin
Corpus Christi
F. Earle
Mexico
W.boggess
del Rio
L. FP. Featherstone
Beaumont
Pearce
Orange
A. B Carstens
Laredo
J. K. Hoell
Georgetown
Wicks for Perfection Oil Heaters Adv by Sam Speir Hardware
An advertisement for replacement wicks for Perfection oil heaters from Sam Speir Hardware Co. promotes compatible wicks, likely highlighting availability, pricing, and store location in a local paper edition.
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Sam Speir Hardware Co
Some Long Chase and a Grizzly in Blackberry Time
A traveler recalls a frozen Rockies chase where a grizzly pursued him while picking blackberries. He fled unarmed, dropped his bucket to delay the bear, and escaped after the beast drowned on a partially frozen river. The tale ends with a joke about misheard blackberry time and Christmas.
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Rockies
Supreme Court actions and dockets in Austin filing list
The Supreme Court in Austin issued numerous decisions today with applications granted and refused across districts including Parker Harris Motley Trinity Fourth and Seventh. Dismissals on jurisdiction and motions to advance or dismiss were noted along with criminal appeals and cases set for submission November 1.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
J. B. Coulson
J. W. W. Holmes
Parker County
J. W. Moore
Texas
Harris County
Quanah
R. L. Collier Et al
Motley
Sybel Polk
W. J. Flanary
Hamilton
Y. M. L. Bonham
W. L. Moody
Freestone
C. H. Cox
E. M. Mailander
McLennan
National Livestock Ins. Co
F. H. Gomillion
Caldwell
J. 8. Fowle
R G. Bennett
Baylor
W._T. Dickey
Acme & Pacey Co
W. P. Fitegerald
R. V. Ayers
Dallas
Ike Levy
Dunken Realty Co
International Fire Ins. Co
S. C. Black
Panoa
J. T. McLemore
S. Bickerstaff
Franklin
Houston Trans. Co
L. F. Alien
Harris
John Pearson
P. B. Broom
Rusk
First State Bank
Amarillo
Potter
Cherokee Life Ins. Co
A. C. Degarcia
Cameron
R. R. Mullen
A. C. Canales
Jim Wells
J. W. Madden
Geer
R. Shane
Grayson
N. A
R. R. Co
John Cornelius
Hunt
A. Canales
Upton Henderson
Coleman National Bank
Coleman
Texas Midland R. R
Maggie Bell Sikes
A. Hodges
Matagorda
C.K. Young
H. F. Keller
Gammel Statesman Pub
Ben Co. Jones & Co
Travis
J. A. Wilson
So. True. Co
Yantis
Fourth Court of Appeals Affirms and Reverses Civil Cases
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals issued three decisions on Wednesday. Western Union Telegraph v Will Fabian from Grimes and A. & A. P. railway v Ben Koerke from Fayette were affirmed. H L Kokernot v Ed Roos from Bexar was reversed and remanded. Motions: Leal v Los Moglia overruled for submission. Wake v Phelps granted leave to file transcript and statement of facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
W. 8. Fly
Western Union Telegraph Company
Will Fabian
Grimes
A. & A. P. Railway
Ben Koerke
Fayette
H. L. Kokernot
Ed Roos
Bexar
Esteban Leal
Los Moglia
Webb
P. Wake
Henry T. Phelps
Mexican rail lines seek rolling stock in major upgrade
A six member team from Mexico City travels to Columbus after San Antonio to purchase about 500 box cars and passenger coaches plus 12 locomotives at an estimated cost of 1 million dollars. They plan to rename the lines Constitutional Lines of Mexico and advance a system enlargement while noting past damage to bridges slowed operation. The group departs San Antonio for St Louis en route to Columbus, where cars are already under construction.
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Mexico
Mexico City
San Antonos
Columbus
Ohio
Senor
Jose Hernandez
Philipio Sanchez
Mr. Sanchez
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
St. Louis
Robbery Hits Mrs. Abbey After California Trip
Mrs. Fred Abbey of 1609 East Houston Street was robbed of two rings Wednesday morning after returning from a trip to California. The only person seen in the vicinity was the person who had been in the house earlier, prompting investigators to focus on the mysterious entry and the missing jewelry.
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Fred Abbey
East Houston Street
California
Transfer Wagon Driver Arrested After Jewelry Theft
The room was the driver of the transfer wagon that had brought her trunk. Mr. Abbey and a detective went to the transfer company office where they recovered the rings. The driver, a Mexican, was arrested.
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Albert V. Huth
R. W. Smith
Belton
Bell County
Huth
Mr. Huth
Mr. Smith
The
Light
O'Connell Loan Co
Houston St
Adv
Harry, W. Schriever
New Haunsels
Suory
Frank H. Booth
Y & Curry
Palmer Duates
Swearingen
Dan) Foster
Gibbs Bldg
Russell
Arles T. Russell
International Bible Students Association
Majestic Theater
U. S
Morris Sheppard
Sovereign Banker
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Hall
Houston Street
Woodmen
Hutchins
James A Moore
Asume
Hutchins Hotel
Mr. Moore
Beecee Eon
R.L. Barnes
United States Bureau Ofvestigation
Beaver
C. E. Jeniman
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Ben Newman
Third
Horace E. Wilson
State Bank
Order of Hibernians
Fort Sam
Amp Wilson
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Kehoe Loan Co
J. A. Campbell
Harvey and
Proudfoot
J. F. Carl and
R. A. Ward
Bedell Building
R. P. Ingram
John D. Robinson
Gunter Ridg
Phone Crockett
Cruz
West
Main Avenue
Wolff & Marx
Yes Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
L. Robertson
Willett
Crockett
Dulling Printing Co. C
the Supreme Court
Court of Criminal
Court of Criminal Appeals
Will Dupree
Bell
Pete Hawthorne
Leon Vance
Tristan Longeria
Brooks
Andres Longeria
Addie McWilliams
Boone Martin
Somerville
O. Kinchen
Tarrant
H. H. Hall Jones
W B. Sands
el Paso
Claude Dearman
Taylor
Cauley Gillespie
Clay
Anderson Warbington
Harrison
Gerald Walter
Bowie
J. H. Taylor
Antonio Diaz
Kleberg
Clemente Jores Kleberg
Gorgonio
Villareal
Porter Bangston
Wharton
S. W. Redwine
Mills
House Lieberman
Dave Glover
Baltazar Chavez
Lupe Diaz
J. T. Goosby
Johnson
H. Hall
Eldridge
Jones
Eastland
J. H
Matthews
Collin
Emmett Marshall
Sam Reid
Tyler
Alfred Rasberry
Fisher
Reese Hamiltom Jr
Newilon
Fourth Court of Appeals
Amalie Oils
Fraser Auto Supply Co
Birdsong & Potchernick
Hearn-Stuart Bros. Tire Co
San Antonio Auto Parts Co
Southwestern Repair Co
Armour
J. EK. Hoban
Simon Pure
Ws Armours
E. Houston Hicks
Resino
Baltimore
Lee
Mar
DH Armstrong
St Flatbush NY
Duffy
Duffy’s
Duffy’s Pure
Grandad
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
N. Y
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