American Auto Trade Views by Mexico Brand Pioneer
City news notes Mr. Chaves proprietor of the largest automobile saleroom in Mexico City returning from a continental tour, declaring American manufacturers produce cars as good or better than European rivals. He will be a guest at the Southern Magnolia Grove W. O. W. ball in Turmer Hall on Oct 30 as he visits San Antonio briefly before returning to Mexico City. Also mentions local divorce suits, a late-night drugstore, and a fishing contest where Constable Stevens led with the heaviest string from the Medina river.
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PL V. Chaves
Mexico
Chaves
Graves
San An Tonto
Fay
Paul Schraeder
Pat Sellvaeher
Commerce Street
Sehracder
San Antonio
Alvahim Schraeder
Tatler
East Oulney Street
Nother
Thro
Yom
Baltimore
Fae Fural Geevices
Anchor Lodge
Maas
Drreaved
Benevolent Elks. Oflu
Jesus Wired Jaw
Hyat
Adith
Sonin Hall
déNelius
Shell Oysters at the Elite For Sale and Saddle Horse
Local notice advertises shell oysters at the Elite venue for sale and a saddle horse offered by the owner. Offers are made in person with a willingness to accept half the stated price as negotiated. The listing appears informal and provides no dates or contact details.
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Tim
King Surrenders Part of His Power
Adis Abeba reports a constitutional move as King surrendered partial power. Joe Movelikte has taken a step toward forming a cabinet structure. Five ministers are named to oversee foreign affairs, justice, finance, commerce, and war.
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Adis Abeba
Abyseltia
Joe Movelikte
Sive Ab
Ghvern Iy
Deeron
Texas Past Grand Commander K. 7 Dies In Houston
Lucius T. Soyes aged 62 former grand commander of the Knights of Templar of Texas and eminent commander of Ruthven commandery in Houston died suddenly after midnight. Born in Connecticut to Southern parents he served in the Confederate Navy and later joined Washington Artillery in Virginia. Funeral notices follow for Mrs. Violet Taylor and several local obituaries detailing services, burial places, and attending relatives.
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Houston
Tex
Lucius T. Soyes
Knights of Templar
Texas
Ruthven
Connecticut
Vicksburg
Virginia
Washington Artillery
Startling Home Treatment Advised for Quick Relief
An Eastern editor cites 45,876,000 Americans as rheumatic, neuralgic, and kidney bladder sufferers. A physician urges early home remedies to prevent chronic illness, proposing a gin and herbal mix taken before meals and at night with water. Many report good results from the simple home medicine.
Funeral Attended by San Antonians for Frischmayer Remains
The body was conveyed to the grave as the Austin Singing Society performed several numbers. Many moral quotes appeared from friends in Austin and beyond. San Antonians and relatives listed at the funeral include August and Ida Rirsenbach, Mr. and Mrs. John Wet, Mrs. Pauline Barheek, and Mrs. Hart.
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Frischmsyer
Austin Singin Society
Austin
Rirsenbach
John Wet
Pauline Barheek
Hart
Murders Spark Tense Unrest Across Two States
Fragmented notes report murders in Arkansas and Mississippi areas, with Abe Smith jailed in Newport Arkansas awaiting identification. Threats and crowds are restrained as investigators pursue leads, while a separate killing near Carruthers, Mississippi, stirs public fear and demands swift justice. Funeral notices and local ads fill remaining space.
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Memphis
Tertin
Bet
Arkansis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Abe Smith
Newport
Poxra
Savillow
Melongal
Carrathian
Mias
Andy Wenrconee
Rowand Trobinett
Rosiatles
Penitentiary Term Set In Perjury Case
In the Thirty-seventh district court Antonio Perez pleaded guilty to false swearing and, when asked for sentencing, said he was ready. Judge Dwyer imposed a two year penitentiary term. The Fifty-seventh district court noted light business with most cases continued to a later date. In the forty-fifth district court, jurors were selected for the week including A. O. Schumany and others such as J. K. Collins and Pat Campbell.
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Antonio Perez
Dwyer
Benson
A. OG. Schumany
Duke Aly
Henry Wolfsohel
J. K. Collins
P. J. Selly
FW. Arnold
W. A. Springall
Victor C. Nurger
Bore Stephenson
Albert Orth
John Armstrong
Gourln Jr
John
Soleher
Max 1A
Purha
Win
Taber
KH. T. Prattt
Frank Kuelly
Big Tent Theater Brings Lynne and Holter to Grand Stage
Hundreds thronged the Big Tent Theater last night for Mast Lynne, praised for its costuming and dramatic settings. Otis Skinner and Richard Lester led a strong cast with special acts by the Allen Family, as audiences anticipate further showings and the upcoming Holter performance at the Grand for a blend of rural comedy and urban life.
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Mast Lynne
Richard Lester
George Spaulding
Allen
Lynne
Fraternal Circles Meet As Iron Delivery Delays Hinder Projects
Fraternal groups in San Antonio gather tonight at Lotus Lodge and related orders including Knights of Paho a Benevolent Protective Order and Odd Fellows. Iron from a building project is being delivered today and will delay completion as cranes and contractors adjust schedules. Funeral for Thomas Franklin Davenport held at Prospect in Rapplet church with services following the interment.
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Butlding
Avene Vi
United Stat
Mather
Ha Elks
Thomas Franklin Tavenport
Jong
Dean Murey Geuve
Grane-Nuts with credm claim lasting morning energy
The ad promotes Grane-Nuts with cream as a breakfast choice to provide lasting energy. It links essential nutrients to brain and muscle function and mentions a “There’s a Reason” slogan and a suggestion to read The Road in Wellville in pkgs.
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Wellville
Frigid funeral rites mark long service in community lodge line
A mournful procession moved to Gold Fellows Rest in San Antonio for a solemn funeral. Members of Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Royal Arch Masons attended. details describe ailing health, a long service, and graveside honors for the deceased, with family and lodge members present.
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Cernion
San Antonio
Tennessee
Paymlar
Industry Lodge
Ovation at Woodmen Hall for local ceremonial group
Sav areal Kerehoville delivered an oratory at Woodmen hall to honor the Grand Army of the Republic reunion. EO, Ord, Post No. 1 and Women's Relief Corps hosted the event with admired performances and expected full reports forthcoming. Refreshments were served to attendees.
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Woodmen Hall
Women's Bellet Corps
Grand Army of the
Saralogi Biy
WLM
Amplified Third and Knight of Columbus Ball Night
The amplified third rank will be conferred by Lotus Lodge at a Pythias ball tonight. The full degree term will be used. Minnehah Council No 1 Besree of Pocattentas holds extra practice and meetings tomorrow and Thursday for the Grear Moon Dance. The initiation at the Corpus Christ Comet Knights of Columbus was postponed from yesterday.
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Lotus Lodge
Pythias Ball
Minnehah Council No. 1
Besree
Pocattentas
Bre Hall
Knights of Columbus
Corpus Christh Comet
Knight of Columbus
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