Arrests Make a New High for August Police Record
The August report by Joe Braden shows 66 arrests, with 24 transferred to the county court and 22 to the juvenile court. Four intoxication cases, 119 vagrancy charges, 98 assaults, 91 intoxication, and 80 disturbances of the peace appear among the totals. Traffic and cocaine violations also figure, while 24 nuisance affidavits were filed and 10 total appeals recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Braden
Corporation Court
Buckley
Couch
Idla Ierkons
Does This Suit You A Kidney Tonic Guarantee
A. M. Fischer offers Bistaf 51 a kidney care and nerve tonic on a strong guarantee. They promise to cure kidney troubles and nervous disorders or refund the purchase. A 50-cent box can be mailed under a positive guarantee and risk rests with the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fischer
Bistaf
Houston
Boy in jail after assault on five year old girl
Georgia police report a 16 year old, Campbell Westerman, in custody on an affidavit charging criminal assault against a five year old girl near her home at 1884 South Laredo Street. The child is in serious condition. Detectives Cassiano and Newnam arrested him about two hours after the incident. The girl received care from doctors and her condition remained serious as morning reports noted. The suspect’s family resides in the same house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Mi. Eng
J. Cooper
South
Laredo
Campbell Westerman
Westerman
Assaulind
Wamai Cassiano
Newuam
Jim
Justice Courts
Mackett
Reault
Gni
Shroperite
APPOINT LETTER CARRIERS AND Postal Upgrades
Postmaster John Z. Slevens announces three new letter carriers F Gilbert L Pitti and H Hower and the opening of two more routes as No 4 and No 6 to improve delivery from a sub station in western city. Also mentions outdated ads for Fort Sam Houston and Merchant Marine gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Z. Slevens
F. Gilbert
L. Pitti
Hower
Railroad Proposition Submitted to Dallas Club for San Antonio Rail Line
The Business Men's club voted to send the San Antonio to Pleasanton railroad proposal to its railroad committee for study. The plan asks San Antonio residents to supply at least 40000 in cash and land and rights of way to the county line with a depot and yards, plus a 20600 bank stock guarantee and staged payments tied to completion up to Pleasanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hogue
Dallas
Union Central
Vof
Chicago
San Antonio
Pleasanton
Rio Grande
Business Men's Club
HM. NY. Aubrey
William Casein
Nat M. Fith
Duval West
W. B. Tuttle
W. Cook
Atascosa County
Texas Bank and Trust Comipany of
Gala
Texas Bank and Trust Company
National Bank
Texas Bank and ‘Trust, Company
Ghove Bank Stork
Texas Bank Aid Trust Company
Substation A Opens In San Antonio On Medina Street
The Substation A opened to the public this morning near the corner of Week Honstal opposite the f a& G on South Medina Street. Silva Heimann, first to mutin, assisted as workers prepared and observers noted the station’s keyless locks. Coleman Smith earlier served as superintendent with Henry Fortshig as assistant, and seven carriers are listed for Route No. 2 through No. 8. The facility, about the size of Corpus Christi’s post office, serves a population similar to a mid-sized city, with mail flowing weekly from the substation.
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Silva Heimann
Iester
Joe San Antonio Poatofies
Jord
Medina Street
Honstal
F A& G
Mas Thermann
Eisewire
Sens
Acmoni Packing Company
Thich
Din Ilinn
United States
Silva Ueimann
C. Oh
Pasiaffive
Une Aul
Salatar
Caistalion
Corpus Christi
Coleman
Smith
Menitney
Henry Fortshig
Lay
Fulier
Bey
Suth
Gite
Goubstaton
Firework Show at Fair by San Antonio Pyrotechnics Group
Aerial pyrotechnics company from Kansas City will display nightly near the race track during the fair season. The act, famed along the Pacific coast, plans a September 26 opening and runs through September 1, drawing thousands of attendees. The display features numerous original pieces and has previously appeared in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Seattle.
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San Aplonio International Pile Association
Los Sigeles Farworks Company
Kansas City
Venter
Pacific Coast
Aluils
Galifornia
Os Angeles
Sin Bad
Kanmad
Birthday Party for Master Joseph Sweeney
Master Joseph Sweeney received a birthday surprise at his home 308 Fandor Street Monday evening hosted by young friends. Lawn decor included fanciful Japanese lanterns and incandescent lights. A phonograph provided music. light refreshments were served and prizes awarded for games. Attendees included Miss Clements and Miss Amick Shiekds among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sweeney
Fea Urea
Ek Casey
Baer
Il Khinds
Miss Clements
Wille Unc
Yanny
Kalherti Shields
Deans Heard
L. Beatty
Y. Q. Baten
Allie Harris Martie
Mity Shredder
Mle Bhroder
Mary Woming
Tula Carey
Dite Carey
Garey
Dulia
Ua Syeeueys I
Bwaeney
John Brown
Fr. Babcock
Z. Babcock
Me Babcoek
Fl. Faves
Young Carrico Arrives at August Birth
A newborn titled Young Carrico was welcomed August 26 to Mr and Mrs Pronk Carried. The infant is noted as a popular addition in the family circle, with joyful greetings from relatives and friends.
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Aively Seven Mound
Mra Pronk
Sant Twundry
Chatin Aims to Clean Up Washington After Inauguration
Spokane Wisconsin dispatch reports Eugene W. Chatin the prohibition candidate pledges to clean up the District of Columbia if elected. He criticizes reckless gambling dens and the so called division near the capital and White House, urging closures of the remaining dens under legal authority.
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Spokane
Eugene W. Chatin
District of Columbia
Callel
Capital
White House
Dumple Powe
Lets get dhat aml drive the binges away
A fragmentary report notes that at 1 o clock last night a man fell on the corner of Can che and Matamoros streets. Investigators identified Frank Brody, a white man, as the singer who had recently returned to the city after months away. Brody, under the influence, allegedly admitted to consuming the beverage and handed over a five dollar bill to Chief Matermant in court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patraliman Guerrero
Canche
Matamoros
Vrank Brody
Brody
Sire
Bidy
Women Fight in Public Shore Corner Duel
Viola Anen and Annle Hikys engaged in a fist fight at Mutanieras and Cunche streets. They wielded a fence spear torn from a neighbor’s fence, injuring Annle Yad, with Dr. Withers summoned to treat the wound at the pollea amt tuday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Anen
Annle Hikys
Mutanieras
Bryan Campaign Tour Across Northwest Attends Banquet
J Bryan Democratic presidential candidate tours the northwest with stops at hotels and a fairground reception in Grand Forks. He shakes hands with supporters, addresses crowds, and plans further speeches as Taft campaign staff coordinate travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margo
N. D
J. Bryan
Northwest
John Burk
J. L. Cashel
Frank Uollins
J. B. Haron
Wetropale
Breia
Bryan
Aod
Grand Forks
Brean
Man Pleads in Corporation Court for Net Scam
A white man named John D. Hart pleaded earlier before Judge Beckley in the corporation court this morning. He was charged with securing ten dollars from two women by pretending her husband was jailed and needed cash. He secured release on bond and a fine of ten dollars was entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Hydrant Ordinance Victim In Police Court Case
A man named Alvarez faced the police court after a fire hydrant incident. He reportedly tangled with a hydrant during the event, causing a loss of control and a horse became attached at one end. The proceedings noted a $1 damage or loss in relation to the hydrant incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ving Alvarez
Pallee
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Stove Repalriis
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Prohibition
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Lincoln Club
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