Segin Tourney Saturday Cup Qualifying Round At Country Club
The Segin Tourney qualifier will be held Saturday at the Country Club starting around dawn. WB Chandler presides. winner must secure three consecutive yearly wins for permanent possession. Last year’s champion was Waller Walthall. Nelders posted the lowest scores in qualifiers as a lead indicator. The first round is Monday, followed by Tuesday and Wednesday finals. Hamdicaps side in operas um An Appeal to Villareal Case. STIN Tet Ort 24 in the Court of Criminal Appeals has filed an appeal in the cases of Prax edis Villarew and Gorgenia Vilte yeu from Kleberg county. The appellants, father and son, were convicted of killing Quues Howland and each sentenced five years in the penitentiary. The appeal is expected to be heard at the court’s next sitting as the docket tightens.
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WB. Chandler
Aml
Waller Walthall
Villareal
STIN
Court of Criminal Appeals
Praxedis Villarew
Gorgenia Vilte
Yeu
Kleberg
Howland Ami
Dovnet
Villa regime fear in Agua Prieta attack escalates
Commander Slocum reports Villa plans to destroy railroad property and oil trains at Naco and Cananea. Threats against Americans escalate as US troops in the region monitor potential cross border action. Governor Randall's proclamation denouncing the violence accompanies u.s. military caution.
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Mac Camuten Railroad
Neco
Mex
Coniuned
Villa
Agua Pricia
Gamanea
Naco
Urbeleja
Railreau
Nwo
Saco Arizona
Vetjing
Tte
American Tren
William J. Sage
Nogales
Antz
Antz, In All Saving A Serious Sitation, In A Telegram To General Funston
Ile
Nogilus
Sloe
Douglas
Cabell
Nac
Suro
Nagalns
Tae
Douglis
Leven
Sony
Iniape
Eth
Amerie
Clore Fucum
Commundini
Dongkis
Randall
Senora
Transparvel
Sonora
Slocum
Cananea
Cananes
Idyne
Slevinslay
Obregon Sends 14000 Men and 26 Cannons to Sonora
Laredo Tex October 25 Fourteen thousand men with twenty five tunnen have been detached from General Obregon's forces at Torreon and sent overland to Sonora. An additional 3000 troops move from Agua Prieta toward Agua Prieta to reinforce the approach. Carranza authorities commit to crush Villa's last stand and First Chief Carranza remains at Torreon.
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Carranza
Villa
Carranza Ail
Torreon
Carranza Troops Delayed Reinforcement Move
Five thousand Carranza troops were expected to depart from Bagie Pass Texas to Douglas Arizona to reinforce the garrison at Agua Prieta across the international line. Special trains were prepared over the Southern Pacific, with cannons, arms, ammunition, and supplies already on the American side. Rail officials faced crew constraints and equipment changes delaying dispatch of the troops.
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Eagle Pass
Les
Carranza
Bagie Pass
Tex
Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prica
Southern Pacific Railroad
Suiliary
United States
Raulrong Ufficials
Nec
Dena government Clarifies Foreign Debt Policy From Mexico City
Bore toas Galveston Oct 29 The de tana government in Alex no denies plans for a foreign loan and says 2 percent of customs receipts are pledged for foreign debt payments. Officials expect this to be ample while aiming to build a large surplus. Payments on foreign debt to resume soon with currency reforms and gold coinage planned. Zapata Villos and others alleged to have issued about 500 million dollars of county funds.
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Galveston
Tex
de Tana
Alex
Fimaney
Mexico
Cli
Aleet Paymenta
Zapata
Vili
Cleansing the Blood Relieves Rheumatism Claim
An advertisement touts a blood purifier claiming to renew blood, boost vigor, and expel germs and impurities to ease rheumatic pain including sciatica and muscular rheumatism. It urges avoiding drugs and recommends a blood bath natural tonic, with a booklet and mail-in treatment inquiry to B. Coy Aubania in Georgia.
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Aubania
Merfelt Conalitulturalist paper money statement
The statement warns that the currency will be of no value and may cause losses to banks and speculators who bet on its redemption by the Carranza government. It notes some have acquired large units of the money in expectation of future redemption.
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Carranza
Forced loan levied at Mazatlan on Occidental Bank
Mazatlan authorities reportedly levied a forced loan of 100 000 pesos on the Occidental Bank, a foreign-owned firm. The bank has ten days to pay before a daily penalty and possible confiscation. An officer of the bank, Francisca de Sevilla, was executed last year on unrelated charges. Reports note communications blackout and volatile exchange rates, with the USS Dixie visiting Mazatlan bound for San Blas and Teniente.
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Mazatlan
Mesleo
San Diego
Cal
Occidental Bank
Bert
Francisca de Sevilla
Ccridental Bank
Mazatlan Aurhorflies
Mexico City
Sevilly
Artilde
Gallar
Guayyas
Carranza
United States
Diexe
San Blas
Tenle
Japan Agrees Not to Accept Separate Peace
Dispatches report shifts on the Serbian front after French gains at Veletsir Stromnite. Bulgarian forces fall back north of the Nish railroad as Franco-Serbian troops advance. Bulgarians entrench near a town while operations in the Lower Timok valley are described as cut off and annulled. Disturbances in Sofia follow protests against bombardment at Dedenghatch and Porta Lagos.
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Ens
Vele Siti Stromnite
Tha Bulgarieus
Ha Sayy
Nish
Athena Newanapets
Turkish envoy cites Salonika tale of folly and Syria risks
Turkish Ambassador to Germany La Londani Hakki Pasha says in a Berlin paper interview that the Entente fiancees in Salonika exposed the folly of mounting large operations to extend the war to Syria. He adds Turkey will send sufficient forces as ammunition moves toward Constantinople via the Danube and notes Heybl may trigger further expeditions depending on war duration.
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Amsterdam
la Londani
Hakki Pasha
Germany
Berlin
Salonikt
Syria
Turkey
Constantinople
Danube
Heypl
Local Hospital Edging Material Chosen After Meeting
County Judge James R. Davis and the joint city county board heard that San Antonio manufacturers will receive preference for hospital materials. City Commissioner Ray Lambert urged stone edging to aid local masons, while Judge Davis supported terra cotta for cost and architectural reasons.
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San Antonio
Utenew
B. Green Memorial Hospital
James R. Davis
Ray Lambert
Fudge Davis
Lincoln's rifle fetches $285 at New York sale
A rifle used by Abraham Lincoln in deer hunting sold in New York for 285 dollars. It came from the collection of John E. Burton of Milford and was offered here as part of the Lincoln relics exhibition.
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New York
Abraham Taéhéoin
John E. Burton
Consider bids for building toll road on Merina island
Advisory board at the Groos National Bank discussed bids for a proposed toll road costing about 40 000. None of the bids were accepted until the entire sum is subscribed. Participants included Joseph Prost Clint i Kearny J Barvly Franz Ch Groos Frank Weinrich Sam J Bell John W Warren and Secretary Wile Wemar Furlong. They argued the project would attract subscriptions and be a public benefit with lasting profit. Secretary Furlong predicted completion by March 1 1918.
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Merina
Duu
Adviso Board
Grous National Buok
Tt Waa
Josephy Prost
Clint i. Kearny
J. . Barvlly
Franz Ch. Groos
Frank Weinrich
Sami J. Bell
John W. Warren
Wile Wemar
Furlong
Cary
Muret
Architects Oppose Signs and Billboards in City
San Antonio Society of Architects adopts a resolution urging municipal authorities to remove bill boards from city streets. Speaker James Hen notes El Paso already bans such boards and argues billboards worsen streetscapes while unsecured electric signs atop roofs raise fire and pedestrian hazards.
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San Antonio Society of Archi
C. V. Seutter
San Antonio
Janes
Sen
el Paso
Mitchell opens men s furnishing store in Wane city
Wane merchant W J Mitchell has opened a men s fur nishing store at 108 West Hous tom street and will operate it with his two Waco establishments Stack and fixtures were installed Friday and the store will open for business Saturday.
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W. J. Mitchell
Wane
West Houstom Street
Waco
Stack
San Antonio Appeals as a Likely Destination
A statement expresses optimism about San Antonio as a favorable destination, with hope to be viewed positively by the city. The tone suggests personal or aspirational interest in relocating or being accepted there.
Mitchell opens Waco style shop with San Antonio ties
A new men furnishings outlet will operate here except for gently nude suits and shoes. Mr Mitchell, longtime Waco civic leader and Ad Club president, plans to split time between Waco and San Antonio. Store to be managed by J J Veith as Mitchell pursues city betterment. Later note confirms Joe Miller acquitted in a fatal shooting case in Fort Worth after claiming self defense.
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Waco
Business Tren
Ad Club
San Antonio
J. J. Veith
Mitchel
Joe Miller
Fort Worth
Tex
Toe Miller
Ella Miller
Woins
Miller
Nv Ladless
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