Bronco Busters Parade Attracts Sightseers At Baseball Park
A parade followed by a bronco busting contest drew crowds at Baseball Park yesterday. After the show, the performer dined at the St Anthony hotel. Starlight Social Dance planned for Wednesday September 13 at West End Lake with Artzt's music. Park beds cost ten dollars per night. Police fined six men for sleeping on the Milam park grass. Bynum on vacation with Mrs Bynum touring eastern cities Memphis Asheville Buffalo and Pittsburgh. expected back October 3.
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Plains
Baseball Park
Ree
St. Anthony Hotel
Starlight
West End ‘Lake
Artzt
Milam Park
Bynum
George M. Bynum
International& Great Northern
Memphis
Tenn
Asheville
N. C
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Anti Reyes Club Forms In Opposition To Madero Movement
About 200 Maderists met at Hidalgo theater and formed the Antiregista Francisco I. Madero club to oppose the work of the club backing General Reyes for Mexico's presidency. Officers elected include Amado Gutierrez president Tomas Tanguma vice president Amando Morantes secretary Luis Quinteras assistant secretary Antonio Villareal treasurer.
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Anti-Reyes Club
General Reyes
Mexico
Hidalgo Theater
Antiregista Francisco I
Revival Ends At Calvary Baptist Church
The three week revival meeting at Calvary Baptist Church closed after baptismal services last night. Forty five new members joined the church during the revival and a list of those baptized includes Ll, R. Hubble, L. Dashbach, Mrs. Hilda Andree, Clifford West, Jerome Kingsbury, Etta Backelman, Mary Neiman, Lucinda Deen, Harriet Cole, Pauline Slimp, Isaline Aider, Mrs. V. Cochran, Sophia Pitts, Cora Rolls, M. Saxton, Ollie Haycraft, Mrs. M. A. Rogers, Otis Sowell, R. L. Badger, Ben Overton.
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Calvary Baptist Church
R. Hubble
L. Dashbach
Hilda Andree
Clifford West
Jerome Kingsbury
Etta Backelman
Mary Neiman
Lucinda Deen
Harriet Cole
Pauline Slimp
Isaline Aider
V. Cochran
Osteopathic Doctors Garring and Hatcher
Drs Garring and Hatcher osteopathic physicians and surgeons operate at 201 208 Gunter Building with old phone 6828 and new number 840.
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Garring and Hatcher
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Gunter Building
Baby Escapes Death After Horse Hits Infant
The one year old child of Mrs Dolores Rodriguez at 420 South Frio Street was struck on the head by a hoof from a horse driven by J Casanague a wagon driver. The blow caused only a slight flesh wound and the child remained uninjured. Casanague faced Judge Buckley in court today and was fined $10 for reckless driving. The incident occurred in an alley behind the parents’ home where several older children were present. The driver did not see the child until it was too late to avoid the impact.
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Dolores Rodriguez
South Frio Street
J. Casanague
Buckley
Diamond Theft Charged in Alf Dickman Case
Complaint filed before Justice Fisk charges Elistine Stirrett with stealing a pair of diamond cuff buttons from Alf Dickman valued at 75 dollars. Detective J. E. Stowe filed the complaint.
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Justice Fisk Today
Elistine Stirrett
Alf Dickman
J. E. Stowe
Dentists resume practice and cattlemen meet
Dr W D McCarty resumes practice at 318 Moore Building. August Briam W T Way and George W Saunders travel to Fort Worth to join a Texas Cattle Raisers Association conference on price disparities between producers and consumers. Briam represents the Retail Merchants association as merchants distance themselves from disputes over high living costs. Humane Officer Geo L McCauley listed. Automobile rollover near fair grounds with no serious injuries. LeComte Stables offers livery with contact numbers.
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Briam
W. T. Way
George W. Saunders
Fort Worth
Ed C. Lasater
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Retail Merchants’ Association
Community notices at Fort Sam Houston and city events
Local notices include a band concert at Fort Sam Houston tonight at 8 by the Seventeenth Infantry band with further performances by brigade bands and the Third Cavalry band next Thursdays. Also reports a Christian Athletics program at Government Hill Epworth League and holiday seating notices for Beth El Temple. A will contest involving Louis Kunkell was continued to September 18 before County Judge Shook.
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Fort Sam Houston
Seventeenth Infantry
Government Hill Epworth League
James Lewis Baraca
E. C. Dobbler
Carl Cathe
J. F. Smith
8. S. Sanders
Tannerbaum
L. L. McNease
Louis Kunkell
County officials vow fast work on Medina Dam roads
Judge Phil Shook and the Bexar county commissioners announce they will oil and grade all roads radiating from San Antonio, starting with San Juan and Montez Chavez roads, to support the Medina dam project and boost state roadways. They pledge to assist other counties and prepare a tax readjustment with Medina county for immediate highway construction.
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Phil Shook
Court House
Bexar County
Medina Dam
Judge Shook
San Antonio
Texas
San Juan
Montez- Chavez
W. S. Hawkins
Medina County
Jack County
Horse Show Planned at International Fair This Year
The fair executive committee voted to hold the horse show again at the International fair despite last year’s rain. R. H. Green will manage the event and aims to include local and many outside horses with prizes designed to attract entrants from various points. If weather cooperates, the show will be an added feature of the fair.
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R. H. Green
Green
Probable Retirement For Fort Sam Officer Colonel Buttler
Colonel W. C. Buttler, stationed at Fort Sam Houston, is listed among officers to appear before the U.S. Army retirement board in San Francisco within the next two weeks. A West Point graduate of 1876, Buttler rose from lieutenant in the Third Infantry to colonel of the Twenty-second Infantry and has served thirty-five years.
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W. C. Buttler
Fort Sam Houston
United States Army Retiring Board
San Francisco
Arthur Murray
Col. Buttler
Twenty-second Infantry
Buttler
West Point
New Jersey
Third Infantry
Twenty-fifth
Retirement Board to Review Officers in Army for Fitness
A retiring board will examine officers eligible for retirement, including Col Buttler who fainted from heat while presiding a court martial. The panel of five includes three line officers and two medical officers who will assess physical and mental condition and assign any suitable service position.
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Twenty-second Infantry
Col
Buttler
Two with one stone in Chestnut street quarrel ends in fine
Marie Taylor threw a stone that struck Helen Smith on the head and then hit another woman in the leg. Judge Buckley fined Marie ten dollars in police court. Helen's case was dismissed. The incident followed three years of friendship and involved witnesses and a bounced stone. Arrests were by Mounted Officer Barnell on Chestnut street.
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Marie Taylor
Helen Smith
Buckley
Marie
Helen
Chestnut Street
Barnell
State Superintendent urges large Texas teachers meeting
Texas State Superintendent Brakey declares attendance at the State Teachers' Association meeting is too small and urges every Texas teacher to attend the Waco gathering during Christmas with a target of 8000 to 10000 attendees.
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Austin
Tex
Brakey
Teachers of
Texas
State Teachers’ Association
Waco
Beaupre Murder Trial Postponed As Witnesses Fail To Appear
In Dallas on September 11, Oliver P. Beaupre's murder trial was postponed after multiple witnesses did not attend. Defense counsel sought a further delay as details unfold on the hammer homicide of Mrs. Beaupre at her home on February 8.
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Dallas
Tex
Oliver P. Beaupre
Hawkins Goes to Laredo to Aid Road Work
W. 8S Hawkins road engineer for the Bexar County Highway League leaves tomorrow to assist in building an improved highway radiating from Laredo. He notes Laredo motorists led by J B Moore are funding and planning further road work and Be County authorities have invited his help. He predicts six Texas highway engineers could be kept busy in the fall with advancing road construction.
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Texas
Kills Bride's Uncle at Wedding Attempt
A Kentucky farmer william fisher died from gunfire during an effort to stop his niece from marrying ben manlo a Schohoh Ky farmer. The couple wed at a squire after the shooting and no prosecution is expected. George W. Dietz left for Beeville country and plans to return tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
William Fisher
Adairsville
Ben Manlo
Schohoh
Manlo
John Fisher
Springfield
Tenn
George W. Dietz
S.A
A. P
Beeville Country
Mr. Dietz
Train timetable fragment shows multiple northbound and local routes
An OCR fragment lists train numbers and schedules from several depots including Palestine Laredo Houston Galveston Kerrville and Cuero Victoria. It covers arrivals departures and local runs with times ranging from early morning to late evening and notes express and coast routes. The scattered text suggests a historic regional timetable snapshot.
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Grand Opera House
McFadden
Greater Oua
J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Office
A. R. Beal
ALD Modern Methods
W. C. Hirzel
Stomachee
R. M. Howe
S. A. Welding CO
East Commerce St
Hermann Schuchard
Main Avenue
San Pedro Avenue
The
California
H. Michaels
Losoya ST
Uae
Wm. Klappenbach
Olins
E. Houston St
W. D. McCarty
Moore Bldg
Geo. L. McCauley
Hicks Bldg
Miguel Quiroga
Eads Avenue
Fair Grounds
LeComte Stables
W. Nueva
Bexar County Humane Society
Texas State Humane Society
Mackay Building
R. I. McCalla
E. M. Collins
Temple of
Congregation Beth-El
S. C. Eldridge
West
Commerce Street
Medina
Butler
Superintendent of Education
San Antonio Loan & Trust Go
West Commerce Street
BO. W. Brackenridge
Gaeameaien
Edwin Chansbeviats
Perd
Caroline Kampmann
B. Paltreye
A. & Chas
A. Bilker
BBBPY
Beo
Houston Street
J.O. Bell
C. M. Price
Gc. M. Bynum, P
T. A
Santa‘Fe
Lometa
Brady
W. S. Keenan
S.f.ry
Galveston
Pp. m
Hawkins
Laredo
Border City
Bride
Houston and
City Ticket Office
Houston
Alamo
W. Walthall
East Houston ST
Palestine
North
New Orleans
Devas
Dallas, Ft. Worth
Tilliam
Kerrile
Kerrville
Coast
Unday
Paso
Cuero
Victoria
el Paso
East
WOME
Saucs
G. H
8. A
Santa Fe
Davy Crockett
L.A
A.P. Depot
Pullman
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