Plea and court notes from Bexar County jail and town items
County Judge Shook hears guilty pleas from minor prisoners while cases for vagrancy theft and carrying a pistol proceed with delays. Dismissal of Mike Wallace vagrancy, fines and short terms for Willie Frasier and E Hernandez, habeas corpus on Dave Burd carried to next day. Fire alarms at West Houston and San Saba and at J C Kinney property. no damage reported. Miss Wescott's School to reopen Sept 11 1911 at 118 Reynolds St. Job ads for five carpenters and a painter. Community events at W C lawn social Sept 7 216 S Alamo and Knights and Ladies of Security dance Sept 9. Dr. Collier resumes practice 118 E Houston St. Returns from Castroville list. Juries for October term drawn from jury wheel for Forty-seventh and Seventh district courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shook
Mike Wallace
Joe Hymer
Willie Frazier
E. Hernandez
Dave Burd
Female College Opens Address by Rev Godbey at San Antonio
The Rev. Wm A Godbey pastor of Travis Park Methodist church delivered an opening address at the opening of the female college in San Antonio. The article notes contact phones 1182 and mentions Wm Klappenbach as an expert piano tuner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Klappenbach
Wv. A. Godbey
Travis Park Methodist Church
San Antonio
Revival Ends Tonight and School Opens Smoothly
A Brackenridge school opening sees full attendance as activity continues with Dr W D McCarty resuming practice at 318 Moore Bldg. The principal will meet with parents daily from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. Humane Officer Geo L McCauley listed. Rev W J Ray concludes revival at Calvary Baptist Church at 8 15 tonight with three new church accessions. Anna Lou Waller appointed sheriff’s stenographer to replace Ethel Underhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ray
Jourdanton
Calvary Baptist Church
E. V. Schilling
H. H. Haynes
Waller
Anna Lou Waller
Sheriff Tobin
Ethel Underhill
Girl Injured Riding Portable Engine on Nevada Street
Six year old Ethel Hopwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hopwood was hurt yesterday afternoon when she jumped onto a portable engine on Nevada street and her foot was caught under a wheel. No bones broken but ankle badly bruised and lacerated physicians say it will be some time before she walks again. Mayor Bryan Callaghan returns from Tarpon after a quiet summer vacation and reports an enjoyable break for the city and family. Alfred Callaghan visited the city hall with news of the mayor's travels. David Taylor a white man is fined five dollars for sleeping among water lilies in Main plaza after police found him early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle
Ethel Hopwood
Joseph Hopwood
Nevada Street
Bryan Callaghan
Tarpon
Callaghan
Alfred Callaghan
David Taylor
Guerra
Main Plaza
Judgment Enforced in Aggressor Dog Case
The judgment against Agnes Johnson a Negro woman fined $10 on August 2 for owning a vicious dog was enforced this morning. The dog allegedly bit a child and was to be removed or killed as a condition of suspension, but the dog remained on the defendant's premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Johnson
Doc Emerson to entertain Social Bowling Club
Doc Emerson will entertain the Social Bowling Club at the Grand Alleys tonight. Games will be rolled during the evening and refreshments served. Dr Sara F Herdman osteopath Gibbs Building phones res N P 3055 B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc" Emerson
Sara F. Herdman
Osteopath
Gibbs Bldg
N. P
Katy Rail Improvements Plan to Boost Texas Route
The Kansas City Missouri Texas Railway outlines 100 miles of track relaid with 85 pound rails and new ballast using 200000 cubic yards of clay near Hillsboro to reduce dust. Additional work includes stronger bridges, new depots, car repair sheds at Denison Greenville Dallas Fort Worth Waco Smithville and Houston, plus updated offices and shop upgrades to improve freight and passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Texas
A. A. Allen
Hillsboro
Denison
Greenville
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Smithville
Houston
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By San Antonio Readers
San Antonio residents report their kidneys improve after using Dean's Kidney Pills. An endorsement from W. C. Sturms credits relief from backache and kidney trouble after eight months of use. Pills priced at 50 cents and sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dean
W. C. Sturms
E. Commerce St
Texas
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Unitedates
New Hair Removal Method With Delatone Powder
An article promotes a new delatone powder hair removal method for the face neck and arms. It claims painless quick and permanent results with a simple mix of powder and water applied for two to three minutes then washed away. Delatone is priced at one dollar per ounce and advertised as cheaper and safer than electric methods.
Wells Expected to Accept Judicial Appointment in Texas
San Antonio attorneys and friends expect James B. Wells to accept Governor Colquitt’s appointment as associate justice of the fourth district court of civil appeals. Wells is reported to be en route to San Antonio for a decision, with strong urging from local lawyers and a petition signed by 79 members of the bar urging acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Wells
Colquitt
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Birkhead
Seventy-Third District Court
Bexar County
Wells
Jim Wells
Austin
Petit
Court of Civil Appeals
Fourth Supreme Judicial District of Texas
Bergha
Paterson Youth Kills Self After Rehearsal
John F Aziha a 15 year old of 60 Newark Ave Paterson died in St Josephs hospital from a head wound after reportedly turning a revolver on himself following a rehearsal with friend Albert C Tschopp at St Bonifaces boy band group. The incident occurred near Morris canal where they swam both had revolvers. Tschopp helped and led police to the scene and was later released after giving his account. It remains unclear whether the death was accidental or intentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F
Aziha
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paterson
N. J
New York World
Matilda Rziha
Newark Avenue
Albert C. Tschopp
St. Boniface
Tschopp
Young Aziha
Veterans grateful for gifts of flowers from supporters
Darwin Pazey, Spanish war veteran convalescing at Lee Surgical Hospital from injuries in Cuba during the 1898 campaign, thanks Spanish war veterans, the ladies' auxiliary and friends for flowers and visits. He notes missing the Labor Day flower mission, and The Light will resume hospital rounds tomorrow. flowers may be brought to The Light office before 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Pazey
Lee Surgical Hospital
Cuba
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Patey
the Light
Flower Mission
Shortage Claim Reduced to Fifty Thousand Dollars
Rev H Benmosche of Nashville says the deficit at the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives in Denver is 50000 not 100000. President Grabfelder has donated 5000 and other directors will assist. The widow of Secretary Alfred Muller plans to donate her husband’s life insurance to help cover the deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
H. Benmosche
National Jewish Hospital For
Denver
Grabfelder
Alfred Muller
Enduring Relief Promised by Foley Kidney Pills Ad
Advertisements tout Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief of backache nervousness rheumatism and kidney bladder and urinary troubles with a promise of positive results and curable condition, attributed to King Pattison Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
King Pattison Drug Co
Crockett Bails On Naylor Kill Bond Reduced to 3000
Oscar L. Crockett, charged with killing Frank W. Naylor, secured bail reduced from 5000 to 3000 by Judge Birkhead and was released from jail. Bond returnable October term. grand jury to investigate. Sureties include R L Ball W E Lowrey C S Fowler J W Kokernot A H Jones W B Lupe D W Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkhead
Seventy-third District Court
Oscar L. Crockett
Frank W. Naylor
Thirty-seventh District Court
Naylor
R. L. Ball
W. E. Lowrey
C. 8. Fowler
J. W. Kokernot
A. H. Jones
W. B. Lupe
D. W. Light
Justice Fisk
Royal Orchestra Performs Daily at Sara toga Restaurant
The Sara toga restaurant hosts a royal orchestra every day, delivering live classical performances for diners. The ensemble's schedule features concerts throughout the day, attracting patrons seeking upscale dining with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Orchestra
Saratoga Restaurant
Indictments Not Served In Smuggling Jewel Case
Government officers failed to serve indictments on John R. Collins of Memphis and Nathan Allen of Kenosha for jewel smuggling. Collins could not be located at his hotel after two days in Chicago. Allen, with attorney W. S. Forrest, was reportedly en route from Montana in a private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
John R. Collins
Memphis
Nathan Allen
Kenosha
Wis
Helen Dwelle Jenkins
Collins
Allen
Montana
W. 8. Forrest
Trust Companies May Rediscount Beyond Capital Stock
In a Sept 7 opinion, Acting Attorney General Walthall and Commissioner B L Gill of the Texas Insurance and Banking Department conclude trust companies may rediscount and borrow more than their capital stock under current law. Gill cites bad public policy and defective state regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
B. L. Gill
Insurance and Banking
Walthall
Gill
Explorer reports highest mountain Teram in Asia
Dr. Tom Langstaff of the Royal Geographical Society reports from Asia that in Kashmir he has found the world’s highest peak in the Kara Korami range. He describes a vast wall of unknown peaks northeast of Saharo pass and names the mountain Teram, measuring its height at over 30,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Langstaff
Royal Geographical Society
Asia
Kashmir
Kara Korami Range
Saharo Pass
Teram
Philadelphia
Foley Kidney Pills Prompt Relief from Urinary Ailments
Foley Kidney Pills claim quick relief for backache kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and urinary irregularities. marketed as a boon to middle aged and elderly people and women by King Pattison Drug O.
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Grand Opera House
Motion Pictures
Rome
Ferguson
Cural
Doc Rice
Faust Trio
Britt Wood
J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Office
A. R. Beal
ALD Modern Methods
Gunter Building
W. C. Hirzel
Gunter
The
California
H. Michaels & Son
R. M. Howe
Bexar County Humane Society
Texas State Humane Society
Mackay Building
R. I. McCalla
E. M. Collins
Bishop
West Houston
San Saba
Miss Wescott
Reynolds Street
Bere
Virginia Streets
Daniel Grove
W. C. Lawn
S. Alamo Street
Knights and Ladies of Security
Exposition Park
George W. Collier
E. Houston St
Castroville
August Holzhaus
Albert Kempff
Albert Biediger
Joseph Balmos
Arthur Holzhaus
Otto Schmitt
Jacob Gehrer
George Fry
Frank Groff
Martin McDermott
Garring and Hatcher
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Bessie Bell*Andrews
W. D. McCarty
Moore Bldg
Brackenridge School
South Alamo Street
Geo. L. McCauley
Hicks Bldg
Burns-Crussis
E. J. M. Hopkins
Main Ave
S. A. Welding CO
East Commerce St
Hermann Schuchard
Main Avenue
San Pedro Avenue
Fred Hummert
NG Wadd
Pao Ie Artisis
BIRDS
W. Commerce
Mike Goccan
E. Houston
PABST
Dentists
T. H. Franklin
J. B. Ryan
James W. Broy
Os 'E Ai
Isters
James Bailey
V. Feamster
A. G. McNeill
Harry J. Myers
John H. Clark
Don A. Bliss
W. R. Camp
W. N. Camp
Floyd McGown
J. H. H. Graham
J. E. Webb
C. A. Goeth
F. C. Davis
H. B. Salliway
John R. Shook
George C. Altgelt
George C. Altgelt, 8. G. Newton, Co. C. Harris, Will A. Morriss
Ben P. Lane
A. Keller
Thos. O. Murphy
R. H. Ward
Gilbert C. Storms
McC. Burnett
Ed H. Wicks
E. H. Powell
Claude J. Carter
D. Fred Worth
Walter P. Napier
J. Brooks
Storey, Boyle & Davis
Ira H. Ogden
P. H. Lobban
J. D. Hartman
Duval West
Joseph Ryan
Douglas Cater
First Baptist Church
Altus
Oklo
J. W. Jennings
J. K. Harris
Judge Hawkins
Baptist Church
C. C. Quillian Jr
Okla
Batiste
North Flores and
West Commerce Streets
A. Collman
Crockett
King Pattison Drug
San Antonio Loan & Trust
West Commerce Street
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