Ballots for Election Contain Eight Columns with Errors
The official November 5 ballot shown to County Clerk Frank R. Newton has eight candidate columns but names appear in duplicate spots and some withdrawals not formally notified. Newton will correct misprints in time, aiming to finalize the 27,070 ballots after reviewing with legal requirements.
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Frank R. Newton
Newton
Socialist Labor
James L. Slayden
Fourteenth
W. 8S. Fly
Anton Mourland
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
W. 8 S. Anderson
R. B. Minor
Claude V. Birkhead
John H. Clark
Capt
J. E. Elgin
Bexar County
Captain Elgin
Nathan Underwood
Albert V. Huth
Five-Cent Thirst Costs A Thief A Large Loss
A burglar entered Antonio Bernal’s home at 17 South Santa Rosa Avenue and escaped with $58 before being caught ten minutes later after a 5 cent beer run led Patrolman Calderon to the suspect in a nearby saloon. He faces burglary and theft charges.
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Antonio Bernal
Santa Rosa Avenue
Calderon
Justice Fisk’s
Bernal
Y W C A Opens Session With Diverse College Delegates
The sixth annual state convention of the Young Woman's Christian Association opened in Austin, drawing delegates from Baylor University, Sam Houston Normal Institute, Southwestern University, North Texas College, John Tarleton College and others. A four day program is planned with speakers including Miss Jean Gordon of New Orleans discussing wage-earner conditions.
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Austin
Tex
Young Woman's Christian Association
Baylor University
Waco
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Huntsville
Southwestern University
Georgetown
North Texas College
Sherman
John Tarlton College
Stephenville
Coronal Institute
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State Normal
Texas Fairmont Seminary
Weatherford
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Simmons’ College
Police Discover Hoarse Whistle Misleads Santa Rosa
Patrolmen Zapata and Flores sped along Santa Rosa avenue after hearing a cry like a distress whistle. They found dairy wagon driver J M Medina whistling to his horse instead of shouting for it to move. Medina was fined five dollars in police court for disturbing the peace.
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Santa Rosa Avenue
Zapata
Flores
J. M. Medina
Medina
James Quits the Katy Headed to Long Beach Interests
F S James resigns as superintendent of Missouri Kansas Texas railroad divisions from Fort Worth and Dallas to Waco and of the Texas Central. The move takes effect immediately with James moving to Long Beach interests. Gene Webb leads the remaining Texas Central operations.
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James
Katy
Waco
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas Central
Long Beachas
Gene Webb
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Houston Street
Tel- Electric
Houston ST
Henri Lemarque
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Cific
Denver
San Antonio
Edwards
Ing
the Star
Skinner
Your Choice
Dalkowitz Bros. CO
W. Commerce and N. Flores Sts
Johnny Coats
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Blum
New York
Norfolk
Emil Blum CO
E. Houston Street
Cross
San Antonio Loan & Trust
West Commerce St
L. G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Wm. L. Herff
Seo’y Treas
Fletcher
Newton, Weller & Wagner CO
Duerler
G. A. Duerler Mfg. CO
Clarke
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