Notable Arrivals and Guests Lodging at San Antonio Hotels
Hotel guest list shows I M Roos of St Louis at the Menger and W Homeyer Jr of Burton Tex at the Gunter. Visitors include E A Hecht and A Diaz of Tampico at St Anthony, R C Gould of Mexico City at Bowie, J D Connor of Houston at St Anthony, J I Tucker and George J Ferris of Galveston at the Crockett, and many others from Dallas, Laredo, Floresville, and beyond staying or stopping at local inns. Numerous families and businessmen frequent the Bowie, Bexar, Savoy, Menger, Gunter, St Anthony, and Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Roos
St. Louis
Menger
Cc. W. Buffington
Dallas
Crockett
E. A. Hecht
A. Diaz
Tampico
Mex
St. Anthony
R. C. Gould
Mexico City
Bowie
Cc. A. Blake
Kansas City
Bexar
R. S& Cary
Agsherton
Memphis
Paul H. Brown
Floresville
S. F. Durell
Alpine
Gunter
Ll. C. Toss
Louisville
George J. Ferris
J. I. Tucker
Galveston
Crocket
W. T. Goldthward
Dalles
R. S Zapp and Son
S. H. Zapp
la Grange
City
E. G. Knabe
Yorktown
Savoy
I. J. Brodek
Los Angeles
Wiliam W. Martin
Odessa
Tex
John B. Martin
Laredo
Crockett. Co
B. McColum
Waco
W. Christensen
Brackettsville
Tez
B. EB. Oliver
F. A. Walter
East
S. A. Fairchild
Linton, le
George R. Tingle
Hugo Werdmann
New Orleans
Robert T. Burgess
Sinton
S. B. Robertson
Julius Reinsheimer
Vancouver
B. C
Texas
Louis Fuhrmann
J. N. Rainbolt
Gonzales
Q. C. Herring
L. Mack
Devine, Tex
The
Emma E Hill 39 Dies After Long Illness
Emma E Hill died at 2 a m at 302 Omaha street after a long illness. A Fulton Kentucky native, she lived in the city six years. Survived by mother Mrs S A Jones husband W G Hill and son Thomas Hill all of this city and a sister in Hayti Missouri. Funeral tomorrow at home conducted by Rev S J Porter First Baptist Church. Interment Mission Burial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Porter
First Baptist Church
Mission Burial Park
Death of Mrs Catherine Hesse 73 in San Antonio
Mrs. Catherine Hesse died at 1:20 yesterday at her home 119 Bowie Street. A German native, she lived in San Antonio fifty years. Survived by daughters Sister Mary Gertrude E V Wilke and Mary Hesse and sons John and Frank Hesse, all of San Antonio. Funeral from the residence at 7:45 tomorrow with Mass at St Josephs Church and interment in St Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Norther Blows Through Snyder Texas
Snyder Texas reports a stiff norther with a clear dry morning. Temperature sits at 60 degrees as the wind sweeps through town. Germany’s fastest train maintains an average speed of 65.177 miles per hour between Berlin and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norther
Snyder
Tex
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Constipation and Sluggish Liver Cure Ad
A vintage advertisement praises Hot Springs Liver Buttons to banish constipation and purify the stomach and bowels. It markets a gentle remedy for men and all users, contrasting with harsh purgatives and inviting readers to request a free sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Hot Springs, Aric
Hydrophobia case linked to Austin exam on bite
Mrs A Whitney reported that the mad dog head bitten her child Sunday was taken to Austin for hydrophobia testing. The girl is improving under Pasteur Institute treatment. The item also lists a variety of social events, dances, and local notices including a name change proposal for Luther Hare camp No 1, and a fire damage estimate at San Antonio Drug warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hare
United States Army
Navy
Woman's Auxiliary
Owls’ Hall
San Antonio Drug Company
To Become Citizen Eulogio Seal of Candela Coahuila
A Mexican resident at 807 Veranz Street declares intent to become a United States citizen before federal court clerk A I Campbell. Dr J F Oldham returns home and local business listings appear for W P Williams dentist and E Tinkham dentist. A vagrancy case ends with caution as a white defendant is arraigned before Judge Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulogio Seal
Candela
Coahuila
Mex
Veranz Street
United States
A. I. Campbell
Federal Court
Woman Faces Fine For Vagrancy And Contempt
A woman challenged the judge during the trial and was fined five dollars for vagrancy in addition to contempt of court. The incident highlights courtroom tensions as penalties were imposed.
Two Fight Injuries After South Laredo Affray
A morning fray in the 300 block on South Laredo Street left Justo Gonzales with a four inch scalp laceration and Trinidad Gomez cut on the right hand. Both men, arrested for an affray, received medical attention at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Laredo Street
Justo Gonzales
Trinidad Gomez
Woman Held on Lunacy Charge After Police Arrest
A woman was arrested by police yesterday afternoon near Avenue B and Twelfth Street on a disturbance charge and probably will be transferred to the county court on lunacy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue B
Twelfth Street
Y M C A Corps to Meet Tonight at Local Building
A senior leaders corps gathering is set for tonight at the Y M C A building. A reunion of last year's leaders will occur and two vacancies will be filled. Winter activities plan will be discussed.
Naturalization Petition Filed in Federal Court
Pere Mors Freed a bookkeeper residing at 207 South Mesquite Street filed a petition of final naturalization before A. Campbell, clerk of the federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Mors Freed
Mesquite Street
A. {. Campbell
Federal Court
Automobile Hits Child on South Alamo Street
A9 year old girl Ida Lindsay was struck yesterday afternoon while crossing South Alamo Street between Commerce and Market streets. The incident occurred near the crosswalk as she attempted to cross. Police and emergency services responded, with no further details available on injuries or the driver.
Automobile Collision Leaves Child Unharmed as Dickinson Is Freed
An automobile driven by O. C. Dickinsonson struck a child who escaped serious injury. Dickinson was arrested by Officer Jackson and later released on bond to appear in the corporation court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Dickinson
Dickinson
Jackson
Corporation Court
Opium Case Postponed in Rankin Smuggling Hearing
Joe Rankin charged with opium smuggling and possession of various burglar tools faced Commissioner R L Edwards this morning. The hearing was postponed by agreement to 9 o clock Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rankin
R. L. Edwards
Durango native declares intent to become US citizen
Will Become Citizen Augustin Galvan, a carpenter born in Durango Mexico and resident at 917 Parral Street, files declaration of intent to naturalize as a United States citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustin Galvan
United States
Durango
Mexico
Parral Street
Fire damages cottage at 107 Gimbel Street
A frame cottage at 107 Gimbel Street belonging to Charles Klaus suffered about 300 dollars in damage early this morning. The vacant building, valued at 1200 dollars, had been unoccupied for days. Origin of the fire is unknown though neighbors told Fire Chief Wright that tramps may be responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Wright
SAN Antonio Drug Co
Gimbel Street
Charles Klaus
Wright
Melcher Case To Be Heard In County Court
The county court will hear the Melcher negligent homicide case this afternoon before Judge Phil Shook. Max Melcher is charged by grand jury in an indictment arising from a collision between his auto and a buggy carrying Mrs. Grace Samuels, who died later from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melcher
Max Melcher
Grace Samuels
Samuels
Phil Shook
Bond Set at 1560 in Habeas Corpus Case
William Banks, identified as a Negro, is charged with murder and placed under bond of 1560 in the Thirty seventh district court this morning. The case proceeds to further hearings as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtyseventh
William Banks
Bond Set In Train Shooting Affray Case
A shooting affray on a South ern Pacific train led to an appearance bond of 1500 dollars. No oral testimony was taken as the bond was arranged. Back From North Edward August and Louis Menger returned from a two week northern states tour with kodak pictures of cities and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Edward
August
Louis Menger
Kodak
Niagara Falls
Rain and lightning disrupt Waco services after three days of rain
Waco Texas reports about 1.80 inches of rain last night, raising the three day total to nearly three inches. A long electrical disturbance knocked many phones out of service during the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Unclear ad fragment promotes ham and bacon pricing
Fragment of a classified style notice from Union Meat Company urging purchase of ham bacon and compound with emphasis on quality. The readable portion hints at a price offer and a promotional call to ring PH two ninety two for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Meat Company
Union Meat Company Promotes Local Meat Delivery
A consumer appeal urges buying meat locally with the slogan why not bat at home instead of sending to Chicago Kansas City or Omaha. The message emphasizes regional production and direct sourcing from the Union Meat Company.
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Chicago
Kan City
Omaha
Union Meat Compan
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Astoridue
W.F. Cody
Prinsinal
Buffal
Maximilian Aes
Gerner
Gates Lton
Royal Irish Dragoons
Royal English Lancers
von Chaire
Watikilinn
Ildg
Post Office
Majestic
Electric Park
Ellery
Losoya Street
San Antonio
Charles
Houston Street
Oo Theatre
Commerce St
Padace Candy Company
West
Houston St
Schaefer Drug CO
the Quality Pharmacy
Ave. C
SAN Antonio Printing CO
Clegg
Treas
Soledad St
Dery Reraan
Gutiere Swit Gat Laver Dustone Toaap
Otae Giste
Kronsberg
Welsh Produce Co
Exposition Park
Owl's Hall
Carolus Music
A. G. Wuest
van Ness Street
Muth
Francisco Gonzales
Louis Tocci
Justice of the Peace Fish’s Court
Augustus Maverick
Bedell Bldg
Hermann Son
Hermann Sons
San Antonio Humane Society
George T. Botsford
Fred Davison
Hicks
Friedman
Turkeys
Carter
Panama Canal
J. F. Carter
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Bond's
Bexar County Humane Society
Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
Clarence Warfield
Hicks Bldg
Blanco City
D. E. Colp
San Antonio Marble Falls
Robert E. Moss
Travelers’ Transfer Co
T. T. Jackson
Moore Bldg
Drs. Garring & Hatcher
Ostana
Residence Trains Club
Dr. Shropshire
Percy
Richardson Hag
Appman Bldg
Victoria
Jp. S. Weisiger
Terrill Medical Institute
Modern Woodmen Hall
North Flores Street
Joske’s
Joske
J. F. Oldham
W. Commerce St
W. P. Williams
Hicks Building
West End Lake
Opt
E. Tinkham
Moore Building
Littrell
Conroy Bid
Bill Allen
Buckley
MR. Retailer
San Antonio Loan & Trust
L. G. Denman
Edwin Chamberlain
Wm. L. Herfi
Sec’y-Treas
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