Turney Hall Events and Local Notices Highlight October 1921
Local notices detail a Grand Ball at Turney Hall on October 26 1921 and Dr Porter’s sermon inaugurating quarterly sessions in Karnes City for the San Antonio district of the Southwest Texas Baptist Association. Also listed are Edison records on sale, a Golden Leaf dance at Turner Hall, and a caution about $20 gold pieces sweated with muriatic acid.
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Turner Hall
United States
San Antonio
Local notices and civic updates from San Antonio area
Bexar County Humane Society reports contact points at Mackay building with old and new phone numbers for humane officer Collins. Garden Stables advertises hacks cabs and high class livery with phone 212. Dr. P C Richardson returns to practice at No 314 Gibbs building. Post office furniture overhaul approved. contract awarded to G D North. Dr Edward E Clavin resumes practice. Charles W Stribling of Waring leaves for San Francisco to train for a four year battleship cruise. among ~40 Navy enlistment applicants he is the sole accepte
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Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
Collins
U. S. Navy
Charles W. Stribling
Waring
Tex
San Francisco
United States Navy
Stribling
Public Auction Notice of Seized Goods at San Antonio Port
Office of Deputy Collector of Customs Port of San Antonio announces sale of seized merchandise at the Customs House El Paso case items include one barrel mescal and seventy one bottles assorted liquors seized for violation of United States Customs Laws. Auction set for Friday November 10 1911 at 10 o clock a m for cash. H C S Smith Deputy Collector.
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Port of
San Antonio
Customs House
el Paso
Tex
United States Customs
H. C
Smith
Belgians Propose Ads to Attract Immigrants to San Antonio
Belgium based waterworks group La Compagnie des Eaux de San Antonio offers to help advertise San Antonio in Belgium to boost immigration. J B Carrington of the Publicity League received a letter from T C Kimber, migration agent for rail systems, and will present the plan at tomorrow's Publicity League meeting at 4 PM in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
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St. Louis
la Compagnie Des Eaux de
Kimber
Carrington
Publicity League
Chamber of Commerce
Suit to forfeit license of Dr W A Womble
A suit to forfeit the medical license of Dr W A Womble was filed in the Forty fifth district court this morning by County Attorney Tom J Newton and C M Chambers representing the Bexar County Medical Society. The State Medical Association backs the prosecution.
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W. A. Womble
Forty-fifth District Court
Tom J. Newton
C. M. Chambers
Bexar County Medical Society
Chambers
State Medical Association
Begging mother jailed as child taken to Humane Society
A chaotic scene at city hall sees a 5-year-old boy seized from his mother to be placed with the Humane Society while the mother is confined and moved toward Hallettsville. Police note food troubles and possible mental strain as the boy resists police and matron Campbell. The Royal Orchestra performs at the Saratoga restaurant daily.
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City Hall
The
Humane Society
Hallettsville
Mexican newspaper publisher stays in New York
Ernest Simondetti owner of El Diario, a major Mexico City daily, is in the city as a semi refugee. He is staying at the St Anthony hotel under an assumed name after a two month stay in New York. He says he will return to Mexico but won’t reveal the date and declined to discuss further details.
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San Antonio
I. O. Bridsom
Deerfield
Wis
Mexico
Ernest T. Simondetti
el Diario
Xico City
St. Anthony
New York
Simondetti
Capudine Promises Quick Relief for Headache Aches
If Your Head Aches You should Take Capudine Hicks Capudine reaches the cause quickly whether heat cold grip or stomach troubles and cures even sick or nervous headache Feverishness Aches and Nervousness disappear and normal conditions are restored Available in 10c 25c and 50c at stores
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Capudine
Mexican press defies attempts to close paper amid political strife
The newspaper, possibly the largest in Mexico, pursued an anti Maderista line. Its editor claimed six failed closures in four months, forcing him to leave Mexico at times. He opposed Madero but denied being a Regista.
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Mexico
Madero
Negro youth on trial for murder in district court
Robert James Wallace an 18 year old black youth faces a jury in the Thirty-seventh district court for the murder of 15 year old Dan Bateman by a rod blow on May 17. Jury drawn from 650 men plus ten talesmen as testimony opens with Wallace dozing in the docket.
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Robert James Wallace
Dan Bateman
Young Bateman
Kirby Smith
Urge Wilson to Come to San Antonio
Local Wilson club appoints a seven member committee to invite Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey to visit San Antonio after his Dallas speech on November 28. Judge Don A. Bliss leads the group with members including Judge Le Roy D. Denman and Frank C. Davis as organizers and Wilson supporters coordinating plans.
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New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
United States
San Antonio
Dallas
Don A. Bliss
Wilson Club
Wilson
Leroy ID. Denman
Robert Maverick
Joel Abner Lipscomb
Frank C. Davis
George D. Brimstead
T. J. Newton
F. A. Chappell
Ilson
Contest Office Open At Night In The Light Building
The Contest Department of The San Antonio Light will stay open every night until 9 o'clock. Located in The Light building at the corner of Losoya and Crockett streets, the office serves contestants who cannot visit during the day. Both phones will connect to the Contest Department for information.
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Contest Department
San Antonio
Light
Losoya and
Crockett Streets
Contest
Beeville Man Hit by Car at Sap Depot
B F Wilson of Beeville was knocked down and slightly injured when a car driven by C B Mallory backed into him at the Sap depot yesterday afternoon. Mallory pled guilty to recklessly operating an automobile in the corporation court and paid a $10 fine.
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B. F. Wilson
Beeville
C. B. Mallory
Sap Depot
Mallory
Corporation Court
False alarm triggers at West Houston street corner
Fire Chief Bishop and several companies rushed to a fire alarm call at the corner of West Houston and San Saba streets at 2 10 this morning. No flames were found. Investigation showed alarm box No 28 had been pried open triggering the alert.
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Bishop
West Houston
San Saba
Second raid targets house near Menger hotel
Deputies Diaz and Newton arrested two women in a raid on a house near the Menger hotel. One woman claimed to be the proprietress. The operation is the second by the sheriff to drive undesirable women from respectable neighborhoods and Chief Deputy Stevens says raids will continue.
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Menger Hotel
Diaz
Newton
Sheriff's Office
Stevens
Testimony on Oklahoma cement tariffs cites higher rates
W S Morrison head of the tariff dept of the Oklahoma Portland Cement Co testifies before Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Burchmore. He says cement tariffs from Ada to Texas consuming points run 39.5 percent higher per mile than Dallas mills to Oklahoma points and 67 percent higher relative to distance than Kansas mills. Frisco charged Ada on same Texas basis as Dallas mills and was penalized by the Texas railroad commission for the practice.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ada
Texas
Dallas Mills
Oklahoma
Kansas Mills
Burchmore
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. S. Morrison
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Katy
Morrison
Texan Railroad Commission
Adler ika book promises instant relief for digestion
San Antonio readers show interest in a free Adler ika booklet offering easy guidance to guard against appendicitis and quick relief from constipation or gas. H Lagner distributes the pamphlet at Avenue C and Houston Street.
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San Antonio
H. Lagner
Avenue C
Houston Street
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Grand Opera House
Sousa
Virginia Root
Nicoline Zedeler
Herbert I. Clarke
John Philip Sousa
Geo. Evans
Honey Boy Minstrels
Rees Prosser
Johnnie King
yAl Fontaine
Beatrice McKenzie
Walter Shannon
Florence Hobson Sampson
Sampson
Roxy P
LeRocca
Gil Brown
Lil Mills
Plazascope
Jupiter Brothers
Oklahoma Cowboy Wizards Bargain Mail
the Royal
Bella Italia
John Zouboulaskis
Hall and
O’brien
the Brownings
George Lindsay
Hoto
Druccist
Army
Navy
H. C. Rees Optical Co
W. Commerce &T
Dr.r.m.howe
Gunter Bidg
California
Union Painless Dentists
Commerce
E. J. M. Hopkins Grocery
Meat Market Cor
Burleson and Cherry
Main Ave
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Market Street
Geo. I. McCauley
Hicks Bldg
Neal
J. W. Neal
Cheek-Neal Coffee Company
Edison November
H. C. Rees Opt. Co
Louise Schuetze
Beethoven Hall
Kohr
I. F
W. O. W. Hall
West
Commerce Street
Exposition Park
P. C. Richardson
John J. Stevens
Treasury Department
Washington
Federal Building
G. D
Edward E. Clavin
Gibbs Building
Joske
Joske’s
Dame Fashion
Express
Marseilles
Aeolienne
Wistaria
Copenhagen
Milady
Madras
Pepperell
Tomorow
Our
Fox
W A. Womble
Royal Orchestra
Saratoga Restaurant
Ernest Simondetti
Mexico City
Hicks’ Capudine
San Antonio Loan & Trust Go
West Commerce Street
On. W. Brackenbridge
Leroy Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
MM. KB. Brackenridge
Ferd Merff
Carolins Kampmann
Thos. B. Palfrey
A. Stri Ohas
Meray
See'o
Foonnnren
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