Obituary notices for Hill and Perner from San Antonio area
Walter C Hill 34 died yesterday at 415 Brooklyn Avenue he was a traveling salesman for the San Antonio Macaroni company. Survived by his widow and sister Mrs Frank R Davis. Funeral 4 PM today from Dr C E R King 615 Augusta Street interment City Cemetery No 6. Rev Philip Cook will officiate pallbearers Clinton G Brown Jean Prescott Ernest Brown Claude King Ed King J Richardson. Richard H Perner 49 died Sunday night at a local hospital after being kicked by a mule. Funeral 11 AM today from 1104 Victoria Street he was a native of Comfort Tex. Surviving his widow two sons Arthur Val and daughter Mrs Emma er.
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City Cemetery No
Philip Cook
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Clinton G. Brown
Jean Prescott
Ernest Brown
Claude King
Ed King
J. Richardson
Perner
Richard H. Perner
Victoria Street
Comfort
Tex
San Antonio
Arthur
Val
Emmaer
Marshall selects site for Indiana building at exposition
Governor Marshall of Indiana, in San Francisco during a campaign swing, designated the Indiana building site at the Panama-Pacific Exposition on the Presidio grounds. He was escorted by cavalry and reviewed a parade of two US regiments before taking possession. he planned to depart for Oregon that night to resume campaigning.
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Presidio Military Reservation
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Prairie safe arrival reported at San Domingo City
The naval transport Prairie, missing since October 2, arrived safely at San Domingo City last night. Communications were cut at San Domingo, delaying report to Washington. On board are Brigadier General Frank McIntyre, U.S. Army, AV. T. S. Doyle, head of the Latin American division, and 750 marines.
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Prairie
San Domingo
Frank McIntyre
U.S. Ai
AV. T. S. Doyle
State Department
Horn of Plenty week at Plaza theater offers top bill
The Plaza theater presents The Winning Miss a tuneful musical comedy with the Frisco Quartet and Fisher Girls. The Kentucky Rag by Mr. McDowell and the Krags Trio perform thrilling acts. George J. Stanley as The Ante-Bellum Darkey dazzles audiences followed by Wheeler and Company’s fun. Bargain matinee Friday and Home Industry Day No 4 with a school matinee Saturday.
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Little Playhouse
Frisco Quartet
Fisher Girls
Mr. McDowell
Krags
George J. Stanley
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