Mortuary Notices From Local Cemetery and Family Tragedy
A batch of obituaries notes the death of Clevana Cardena at 619 Polaris Street, a native of Mexico who recently resided in Marion Texas and San Antonio area. services planned at city cemetery. Also listed is Martin Fernandez aged 80, a Mexico native who lived in Lacrel Heights, with funeral and San Fernando Cathedral services noted. The death of Mrs Jesusa Gara, found dead in bed, is attributed to natural causes after a period of poor health, with no immediate need for medical intervention indicated.
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Clevana
Cardena
Claynlia
Polaris Street
Nation of Mexico
Marion
Tex
City Cemetery
Martin Fernandez
Martin Mernandne
Ll Brodavente
Lacrel Heighta
Mexico
San Antonio
San Pernando Cathedral
San Fernando Cemetery
Jesusa Gara
Prancisen Giycia
Sho
Will Build Tracks to Warehouses
In a San Antonio & Avanaas Pass railway meeting in Dallas, Peter, vice president, said railroads will establish strict sidings at warehouses for cotton and other goods under the Farmers' Union proposal. The note mentions funeral arrangements for Manuel Siro, an infant who died of terocolitia on south Flores street, with burial in San Fernando cemetery.
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Manuel Siro
Manuel
Burs
Pedro Siro
Flores Street
San Fernando
Peter
San Antonio
Avanaas Pass
Dallas
General Mrnagh
Texas
Avery Rad
No & Wh
Walter
Farmers’ Union
Walsholse
All Indigestion Ended Forever With Diapepsin
Suffering from indigestion is promised relief by Diapepsin a 50 cent remedy. The ad claims rapid action within five minutes after meals preventing sour stomach belching and headaches and asserts better appetite and tasting food again. It urges readers to buy from a druggist and promises lasting comfort and vitality.
Bank case reveals million dollar manipulation in life insurance deal
Albert Johnson testifies in a Master in Chancery proceeding about a $1,000,000 check tied to the charter of a life insurance company. Frost, promoter of the bankrupt Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway, allegedly obtained $992,000 of funded security amid a broader misdeal. Receivers report widespread misconduct and investor sums in the bank matter, with accountants detailing principal features of the receivership reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Johnson
National Life In- Bone
United States
Gancery
Zeisler
Johnson
Tone
Gushlave Myers
Irom
Tpt
Chicago & Milwaukeelectric Railway Company
Elee Esides Construction
Fuderal
Indictments Reported Murder and Burglary Cases
The grand jury returned 29 indictments this afternoon, with 15 publicized as felonies. Among listed defendants are Lannle Hall for murder of Tack Anderson on Oct 28, Union Montalvo for the killing of Guerrin Finerta, and Tarvin charged with assault with intent to murder Officer Probasco. Other counts include burglary against Ro Lyons, forgery charges against J.B. Mathews, and thefts involving several individuals, all arising from late summer to fall incidents downtown.
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Lannlé Hall
Lad
Stenfather
Tack Anderson
Pike
Jnion
Ror Lyons
Ah Sin
Austin Elent
Lyons
C. Horan
J.B. Mathews
J. H.”Mccormick
Hol. Noeglin
Kaufmann Department Sie
South Plores Street
John W. Tobin
Bud Willian
Brenetie Roberts
Toby Greay
Max Schunke
Madison Street
Angel
Charles Warner
Walter Misey
Unclear Cloth and Personal Item Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows an assortment of items including boys garments described as 2-thread hose with ribbed texture, styles for children with sizes noted, plus references to bottles and scented products. The readability is too limited to identify a coherent event or overall news point.
Taft Photograph and a tale of marriage and fate
The Chicago Record Herald review notes a latest Taft portrait with playful relaxation as the Republican candidate. A melodramatic tale follows of a woman who marries to save him from ruin, facing scorn yet achieving silent success amid pity and judgment.
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J. BR. Schmidt
William H. Taft
Miers
Silo
Chicago
Boy Smoked Cigarettes Drives Mind Back To Childlike State
St. Louis reports a 17 year old boy nicknamed Max Hillman showing juvenile dementia after years of heavy cigarette use. Doctors observe yellow cigarette stains, note loss of mental capacity, and say stopping smoking could allow possible mental recovery with reeducation. The case highlights severe nerve effect from long term smoking on a developing brain.
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St. Louis
Max Dillman
Max
Hay
Hein
Mak
Nodney H. Bunch
Maxak
Halyg
Mix
Uuneh
Wstailly
Zilliman
Dr. Ruch
Childre
Zilimiay
Mas
Hastrette
Hillman
Lila
Patent Applied For Judge W D Love Registered
Judge W D Love of Uvelde applies for a patent and is registered at the Angelia.
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W. D. Love
Uvelde
the Angelia
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Crowe Jewelry Co
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Artat Music
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Tour Ya
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Simpson Club
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