Postal savings bank opens at the post office tomorrow
The new postal savings bank begins operations at 9 AM with minimum deposits of one dollar and a maximum of five hundred dollars. Miss Helen Devine leads the money order department, and several clerks will handle accounts for residents aged ten or older. Interest is two percent annually on savings certificates.
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Postal Savings Bank
Helen G. Devine
Money Order Department
Washington
John J. Btevens
Uncle Sam
Miss Devine
Ruth Kilgore
Marjorie Breeding
Louise Colgate
Cecilia Smith
Socialist nominee Miss Elizabeth Dutcher for alderman
Miss Elizabeth Dutcher of Brooklyn nominated by Socialists for alderman. She has distinguished herself in the labor movement by helping organize unions and aiding workers in strikes. Dutcher is a graduate of Vassar College.
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Elizabeth Dutcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dutcher
Vassar College
Bank Deposit Rules For Individuals Only
The text states accounts must be opened in person by the depositor or an authorized representative. Subsequent deposits may be made by mail. Deposits are accepted only from individuals and no account may be opened for corporations, associations, societies, firms, partnerships, or joint names.
Home seekers arrive as heavy immigration begins
Missouri Kansas and Texas agent 8 G Langston says homeseeker movement revives with 200 arrivals. Three cars of homeseekers on the MKT line stop in Houston and about 50 more are due tomorrow. Local Spanish War Veterans plan to attend the State fair in Dallas for Spanish War Veterans day with E G Le Stourgeon of San Antonio and mayor W M Holland.
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San Antonio
G. Langston
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Langston
Missouri, Kansas
Houston
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Dallas
le Stourgeon
W. M. Holland
Good Roads Delegation Heads to Dallas by Auto
The Good Roads delegation of the Highway league plans a 15 car convoy from San Antonio to Dallas for the State Good Roads association meeting on October 26. The group will spend Tuesday night in Waco and reach Dallas the next day, with over fifty expected to participate and publicity aims in San Antonio.
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Good Roads
The
Highway League
Dallas
State Good Roads Association
Waco Automobile Club
League
San Antonio
Waco
J. W. Warren
H. B. Hildebrand
Alexander Boynton
M. J. Arnold
C. H. Byrnes
G. A. C. Halff
W. H. Furlong
James Ingram
J. R. Wood
D. HE. Colp
C. 8. Young
H. E B. Milligan
J. M. Fox
T. C. Frost
Ernest Steves
J. L. Lipscomb
L. N. Walthall
W. L. Miller
G. M. Fairfield
Cc. S. Fowler
J. M. Vance
A. H. Jones
T. N. Smith
Ray Mackey
W. Ss. Hawkins
Wichita Falls County
Washington, D. C
Raymond E. Toms
Office of Public Roads
Fragments of a Wreck Interview with Victim and Coaches
An uneasy exchange recalls the wreck aftermath with the victim comparing sensations to football. The account notes three coaches were involved before doctors arrived, ending with a punch.
Hoefgen Struck by Auto in City. Labor Leader Injured
State Federation of Labor president William L. Hoefgen and editor of the Weekly Dispatch was struck by a car driven by Richard Mooney at East Commerce and Amo streets. Hoefgen sustained a sprained and bruised ankle. Mooney was fined $20 for reckless driving. a second charge of unlicensed driving was postponed. Also noted: Richard Sloop, 14, in county jail for assault to murder after a knife attack on Bertram Reese. he vowed to improve conduct in court.
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William L. Hoefgen
State Federation of Labor
Weekly Dispatch
Richard Mooney
East Commerce
Amo
Hoefgen
Buckley
J. C. Walker
Luling
Cere
Richard Sloop
Sleop
Bertram Reese
Boy on probation after assault to murder charges
A juvenile, released on probation by Judge Edward Dwyer, pledges to stay out of trouble after facing assault to murder charges. The action occurred under the authority of the Thirty-seventh district court.
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Edward Dwyer
Two Ball Games at Krisch Park Sunday
The Orioles host a double header at Krisch Park next Sunday afternoon. The Round Ups start at 2 30 p m against the Orioles, followed by the Households matching up with the Orioles in the second game.
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Krisch Park
Orioles
Contempt Case Ends with Release in Austin Appeal
Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin freed Cap Hubbard after a Wednesday contempt ruling by Judge Buckley in San Antonio. Hubbard had been fined 50 dollars and jailed three days for interfering with police court witness summons, a sentence upheld by the district court before the appellate reversal and release on bond.
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Cap Hubbard
Buckley
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
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Packard
Kaufman
Dolorosa and
N. Flores St
Southern Hotel
Lively
F. Luckett &.Co
Commerce St
Can Antonio
Automobile Club
PNM
Renoweem Ee
Saul Woltson
Cluett
Fletcher
Hubbard
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis, Mo
Berman & Zadek Distributors
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