Local notes on LA fireworks rep and political campaigns
WH Wilson of Los Angeles Fireworks discusses city scheduling with LM Vanen of the International Fair Association for a daily feature in Washington. Dr Arthur McPaniel returns to his Moore Building office. Capt 7. 8. Bigly tours Kerrville, Boerne and Comfort, promoting a Congress bid against Congressman Shevden. Daggett to begin music class September 6 at Studio 508 Avenue.
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WH. Wilson
Lod Angeles
Uo Argeles
Cal
LM. Vanen
Arthur $ McPaniel
Moore Building
Bigly
Kerrville
Boerne
Comfort
Congress
Shevden
Wigin
Wisit
Mle i Nat
Dem Erate
Daggett
Sepvor Vanetember
Avenue
Moonlight Excursion and Parade Disruptions in New Braunfels
A moonlight excursion train on the line to New Braunfels was announced for Thursday evening with tickets at 25 cents, while a Labor Day parade occurred. A horse hitched to a mail wagon near Daily Light Building panicked, scattering mail and injuring nothing. City Dr. B E Witte returned after a trip and resumed practice.
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Dakiy
Jaunda Park
New Brausfels
Juave Hare
Jvon Post
United States Mail
Daily Light
Losoya
Crookett
Big Tent Theater showcases popular fare and new Western drama
Two Migesh houses open the Big Tent season to strong crowd response with the Bosom tend of Bowser drawing praise and The Golden Grant Mine slated for tonight and tomorrow. Echenermayer Park hosts a San Antonio Band concert plus a music class by Fromasanr Smith. The Plaza presents The More Moving Leisure Show on Alsino plaza featuring a dramatic tale of hardship, rent, and escape ending with a vision of a better life, while the Lyric’s new vaudeville team, Forecaster and Zendavesta, delivers wild, popular humor and a fresh moving-picture change nightly.
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Big Tent Theater
Bowser
Golden Grant Mine
Scheuermeyer Park
Echenermayer Park
San Antonio
Fromasanr Smith
Vart Wilk
Antonio
Coe
Sven
Ming
Foroaster
Zendavesta
Anis
Bill Bixley
Divorce filings in Forts tith district court launch morning session
Clara H. Vass sues Hugo W. Hass for divorce with child custody and injunction. They wed November 1, 18 in Davenport and later lived in San Antonio until May 1905. OWie Neal sues Ray D. Neal for divorce claiming they were married December 12, 1947 in Bexar county and lived together. Barbella E. Gonzales seeks separation from Lene Shutham Gonzales. Zone Star soda fountain at 818 Alamo Plaza referenced.
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Clara H. Vass
Hugo W. Hass
Davenport
San Antonio
Goggin Family Mourns Death At Sea In Galveston Bay
News from Galveston reports the drowning death of John Goggin, brother of Mike Goggan, after a fishing trip in Galveston Bay ended in a gale when their car capsized. John J Moore also died. colleagues from the Thoms Goggan & Co music firm mourn his loss. Funeral arrangements and survivors including a wife and two daughters are noted, as well as deaths of Miss Martha Bowles and extended family connections across several states.
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Gogzan
Galvestan
John Goggin
Mike Goggan
Jord
Thoms Goggan
Statn
Mr. Goggin
Galvasion Bay
Mr. Goggan
John J. Moore
Bagic Aoathur
Ginuinnail
Galveston
G. Johnsion
Alberta
New Zealand
Thonas Geegan & Co
Tosa
Moore
New Orleans
Wreck Injures Five On Diva Crockett Train Near Honeton
A passenger train collided with a freight train about 11 miles from Honeton injuring five passengers. The engineer and fireman were scalded. Schotten, a long-time resident, was among the injured. other passenger names and the Eskill address were not learned. The injuries are not grave.
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Miresian
Honeton
Geriova
Personal notes from Lockhart to New Orleans social circle
A meandering list of names and travels shows Judge A. TB Shorty of Lockhart and T. T. Glieg of Corpus Christi in town. Dr Juan Long of Masquiz and his son visit a local school while Juan Joge Galan and Jesus Miia meet friends, as do other travelers from Mexico and Colorado.
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A. TB. Shorty
Lockhart
T. T. Glieg
Corpus Christ
Mission Hotel
Fred Daggett
Sap General
Pacific Coast
Juan Long
Masquiz
Tex
Juin Long
Pics
Amet Aus
Thad W. Smith
North Pores Street
W. BR. Trelford
Wsaiglintely
Rusband
Palestine
Ubuiley Falvey
Sveight
FE & 8
A. Salbngy
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Cxme
Tome Aud
Juan Joge Galan
Amd
Jesus Miiavispe
Musuis
Ud Duan Galan
Jesus Avispe
Galan
Salinas
Chan
Andres Citza Galin
Internaivonal Club
Ataelt B. Chivex
Wfe
Franco Chavez
City of
Mexico
Ata
Pitemon Gert
Noriy
Colorado Street
Yellow Home Priddy
akl-Frisco
Cialion
Michigan
LK Wells
Trownsville
Ue Menger
Man
Jexigo
Atle
Oaklands Divide South Heights in Doubleheader
In a two game set yesterday the Oakland team beat South Heights 3 to 1 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second, played over five innings. South Heights used many of their second-string players making the contest comparatively easy for Oakland. Batteries for Oakland were Adams and Bellinger with Griggs behind the plate.
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South Haights
Olkluds Byokw
Nill Bunch
Oallands
South Heights
Oaklands
Sieme
OIWU
Adams and
Bellinger
Eorge
Griggs
South
George
Lawi
Smith
R.A
Papke Wins Title In Midweight Bout In Los Angeles
Bil Papke, known as the Woolf Thunderbar, defeated Vernon Ketchell in the twelfth round to win the middleweight title in Los Angeles California. Ketchell entered as the favorite after a seventh round assault but Papke recovered to secure victory in a dramatic stoppage as Ketchell suffered a sharp series of blows.
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Ton Angeles
Cal
Bil Papke
Vernon Prana
Stanley Keteholl
Michigan
Papke
Ketchell
Naither
Ain
Teachers Go to School At County Institute
One hundred teachers attended the court of civil appeals session this morning as the Besar County Teachers Institute convened for its second day. Professor H Manderson of the University of Texas gave the feature address. The meeting started yesterday and will run daily through Yi Snel. Tomorrow’s program includes routing business and Professor Wesley Peacock will deliver a brief address.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Besar County Teachers’ Institute
H. Manderson
University of Texas
Yi Snel
Wesley Peacock
Dever Ahauidress
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Risghe
Asmission
Moving Picture Theatres
Scheuermeyer’s Park
Georgia
Elite Hotel
Rathskellar
Alamg Plaza
Palace Moving Picture Show
Houston Street
Tare
the Garrick
Lore Edisonia
East Haus
A. L, Koenig
Kodak
West Commerce
How
Q-Eylindee Mitchell
Cary Roy Fuller
AL Collmann
Main Ave
J. H. Terrill
Conroy Bid Alamo Plaza
Whatezalo
Commerce St
Bath
Artis Orchestra
Elgin
B. E. Witte
This Marth
Eed Teee
Anastaznr
Alsino Plaza
Russia
Offiger
Coluntia
Mircy
Zone Star
Alamo Plaza
Paul Bergeron
Paul Bereero
Loustamnin
Orleann
Theery
San Antonin
Ellsworth
Nat
Hese
Te French Mount Benevolent Society
Aline Jodergo
The
Koighis Amt Ladies of Manor
Marth A. Bowles
Marth
Bowler
Columbus
B. J. Hillson
Burnet Street
Hittern
B. Duey
George Roberts
New Mexico
Ben Bowtes
Wolff & Marx Co
New Fall Millinery
Eatavia
Lorain
August Limburger
St. Vernon Eye
Limburger
Lorim
Freach Avery
Geo. C. Baker
Florist
Ernet Park Avenue
Phonos
CHAPA
Tate Chest
Edo
Texas
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