Bon Ton Millinery to Display Fall Styles Monday
Postoffice Inspector Joseph Johnston, en route to San Francisco, visits San Antonio officials at the federal building. Abandoned horse and buggy found near the Moore building. owner sought. A collision near South Alamo and West Commerce injures no one. A boy reports Trevento fined for striking a girl with a rock near the show grounds. Simon Veith near recovery from illness. Burglars raid R P Coon home and a Gandy candy factory on Commerce Street. Mission Dancing Academy opens soon.
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Joseph Johnston
District of California
San Francisco
John J. Stevens
Federal
Nighttime drugstores and a false alarm spark noise
Gexar Drug Co. and Fincher's Drug Store stayed open all night. A false fire alarm near the Maverick bank building drew bystanders and fire crews. soon the All Clear was given. The card of thanks from the family of Isaac James expresses gratitude for sympathy and offerings during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gexar Drug Co
Mstaurant
Maverick Bank
Are Department
Aremon
Inthar
Isaac James
American Girl in London Hunts Job for 87.50 a Week
A Chicago stenographer recounts hunting for work in London. She describes the tricky English job ads and the brutal cost of living, noting the struggle to secure a position amid long hours, dictation tests, and the perils of misread spellings like “phoned” and “duly endorsed.”
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London
Chiroteeo Tribune
Wynogene Pargher
Hovadox
Stenog
England
Reon
Shad Croziel
Baedeker
Chicago
Tim T
California
Ameriga
Ino
Dorsey
Ware
Hetp
Ms 7
America
State Street
Chienga
Pantonax
Drought Blasts Northern Mexico Crop Prospects
Dutango Mex Sept 28 Corsol Charles M Freeman reports drought effects in northern Mexico harming corn beans and cotton exports. Rainfall failure lowers yields and raises prices. permanent irrigation dependence risks labor shifts and bank losses in Torreon Laguna district. Cotton output may drop to a quarter of last year with no second picking.
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Dutanco
Mex
Corsol Charles M Freeman
Cmy
Mexico
Coasular
Durange
Wales
Mercadad
United States
Minoa
Laguna
Torreon
Mualler
Seripation
Mexiya
Predict Short Turkey Supply in Texas This Year
Waco Texas September 23 It is said the supply of turkeys in Texas will be short when the season opens due to neglect by farmers to raise them to former levels. Cholyn reports indicate a scarcity of poultry with high prices for chickens in the Waco district. L B Courtney of Kansas City toured the state and said Texas should meet Thanksgiving and Christmas demand, but doubts the state census will meet the standard.
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Waco
Tex
FBI
Texas
L. B. Courtney
Kansas City
Fifteen Cent Cotton Seen Near in South Says Smith
New Orleans Sept 24 E D Smith of South Carolina cotton organizer says a fifteen cent cotton price is possible soon after touring Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi He reports the Southern Cotton Growers association is nearly organized in the region and bankers and warehouse firms support protecting cotton producers from forced market amid debt concerns
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New Orleans
E. D. Smith
South Carolina
Constal
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Mad Dog Attack Leaves Two Victims in Laredo Neighborhood
In Laredo two people and several dogs were bitten by a mad dog. Daniel Gracie, a boy of 534 South Laredo, suffered a severe wrist laceration. Gonzales and Gonzales were also bitten as the dog roamed the block. Sergeant Knox tracked the animal, finally shooting it after it darted toward him. The sergeant fears more bites as hydrophobia concerns rise.
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Scull Laredo
Knox
We Voluker
Daniel Gracie
South Laredo
Gonzales Seanad
Oklahoma City Claims Election Fraud Over Oklahoma Race
Oklahoma City report details Chathnay Charles Hunter of the Republican sign committee presenting affidavits alleging widespread fraud in Indian Territory voting. Hunter asserts Wholesale Tract counts were incorrect and aims to use affidavits to push contest actions as governors race results remain unsettled.
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Oklahoma City
O.P
Laiming
Chathnay Charles Hunter
Republican Sign Committee
Indian Territory
Hunter
Oklavena
Alestar
Alt
Huskeli
Hirnigr
Will Do Justice 70 Dead Confederate Monument Inscription
Washington Sept 23 By presidential directive a new inscription will appear on the General Joseph Wheeler statue in Arlington National Cemetery honoring his Confederate cavalry rank 1803 along with his US service in the Spanish American War The War Department investigated Alabama rumors that the Confederate rank would be omitted and confirmed the inscription was fixed as intended by General Olive and the president and the generals daughter was not consulted.
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Washington
Joseph Wheeler
Arlington National Cemetery
United States
Alabama
Montgomery
War Department
Olive
Arlington
Oliver
Surprise party honors visiting and local guests
A Friday night supper party at Mr. and Mrs. Henleys celebrated Miss Peters Gemma Newmann of Hondo Texas Miss Andrews Bryan Miss Stephens Junction and Miss Mabel Wenley. Miss Tashach and Warnsworth prepared the amusements. Refreshments followed as those present listed among attendees.
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Mrs. Henleys
Peters
Gemma Newmann
Hondo
Texas
Andrews
Bryan
Miss Stephens
Junction
Mabel Wenley
Tashach
Warnsworth
Wilcox
Aching
Vetsht
Cobb
Nore
Bila Spears
Ruth
Rubl Hopkins
Gussie Dayhach
Local Readers Roll Of Names Or Notable Figures
A list of individuals including Miss Dasbach Stephen Parnsworth Lia Zetty Winter Andrews Peters Messers Robert Hogan Barry McG Frank Farnsworth Clas Holbrook Fritz Oeblers George Neumann and Ray Davis appears in a reader compiling names, roles, or affiliations for a community notice. The batch features multiple surnames with varied titles, suggesting a social, organizational, or event context within the period.
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Miss Dasbach
Stephen
Parnsworth
Lia
Zetty Winter
Andrews
Peters
Messers
Robert
Hogan
Ben Hopiins
Barry McG
Frank Farnsworth
Clas
Holbrook
Fritz Oeblers
George Neumann
Ray Davis
City Faces Crisis in Tourist Accommodation
A memo from D J Price of the International & Great Northern Railroad warns San Antonio faces a severe winter tourist influx. He notes the city must boost accommodations with apartments and private boarding houses to handle visitors, arguing the million dollar hotel will fill once adequate provisions are available.
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R Elith
D. J. Price
Gener
Internationals& Great Northern Railroad Company
San Antonio
Stook Toy
San Agbtonio
Beleve
Did you ever like a Rooston girl
A quirky exchange from a Houston Post item features a second mosquito asking about local attitudes toward a Rooston girl. The bite sized gag reflects light local color and social curiosities of the era.
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sFlouston Post
Texas Cotton Crop Is 2,500,000 Bales
In Worth, Texas, warehouse leaders report about fifty four percent of this year's cotton picked so far with northern areas just beginning harvest. Officials warn the total yield may fall well short of last year's level, prompting a strong push to protect growers' interests statewide.
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Ort Worth
Tex
Gomap
Wengeday
Calvin
Meing
Texas
Bates
Neil
State Union
Farmers’ Union
Avitengrom
Way House
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L. A
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Haustol
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Magnolia Grove
Woodmen Circle
Marepret Davis
James Spears
Fowler
Fischer
Moore
Vollmer
Ilvery
Modl
Joseph Jarer
John AC. Dielwan
A.J. Bell
South Alamo
Weet Commerce Street
Sheety Rourk
Tose Trevento
Trevonio
Little Git
Simon Veith
Express Advertising Department
Jack Scott
N. Flores Si
R. P. Coon
Mr. Coons
Misslon Dancing Academy
Opear
Mission Garden Hall
Gandy
Commerce Street
Fincher
Opoy
F. A. Chapa
Texan
Julie
Drouth Blow
Northern
Republic
Chicago Record-Herald
Eail
Turkey
Cotton Growers’ Association
Mad Dog
Pontum Cerea Qo, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
WEBER
Aaron Frank Clothing Co
Moore Building
Oklahoma
Wheeler
Haltimoere
Gr Malana
Swibt Specific CO
Atlanta
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