Beaumont paving visit to inspect Uvalde rock asphalt work
Mayor A H Jones and city officials plan a Beaumont trip to observe laying of Uvalde rock asphalt and test freezing and heating performance for San Antonio paving. They may visit Houston to review vitrified brick paving and study Gulf asphalt for South Alamo Street.
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A. H. Jones
Aaron Pancoast
Martin J. Arnold
J.W. Warren
Bexar County HighWay League
Beaumont
San Antonio
Houston
South Alamo Street
Martinez Street
Sap Depot
Texas
Charles Fincham
Streets and Public Improvements Committee
South Alamo
Obituary Notices for Ro henflue and Wot tlsin City
Mrs Nictoria Rohenflue 81 died at home near Lady of the Lake academy. Services at Sacred Heart church with interment in San Fernando cemetery. Antoni Wottlin 80 died at home on Blanco road after brief illness. Surviving family listed. Funeral from daughter Mrs Claus residence 414 Montana street. burial at St Josephs cemetery.
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Rohenflue
Nictoria Rohenflue
Lady of the Lake Academy
Sacred Heart Church
San Fernando
Mrs. T. Claus
Montana Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Willis Marie Harris dies at age two in city after home burial
Willis Marie Harris, two, died at 10 50 last night at her home on Longinetta street. The funeral was held at 4 this afternoon from the residence and interment followed in city cemetery No. 4.
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Willis
Marie Harris
Longinetta Street
City Cemetery No. 4
Five Dispensaries Busy in Angelina County
Dr. M H Boerner reports first week results from Angelina County with five dispensaries in Huntington Zavalla Dibold Pollok and Lufkin. Of 147 examined 89 were infected with hookworm and 67 of 87 school children tested also found infected.
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Austin
Tex
M. H. Boerner
Hubert Ferrell
Angelina County
Huntington
Zavalla
Dibold
Pollok
Lufkin
Six saloon licenses revoked pending comptroller action
Officials discuss enforcement as Comptroller Lane's decision to revoke six licenses awaits notice. Sheriff Galbreath says closures will occur once the comptroller’s findings arrive, with Judge Shook stating it is not his police duty. Six Lane investigators are in the city verifying violations and reporting to Austin. The revoked licenses belong to Hengley, Ogden, Evers, Villa nueva, Strelczyk, and Munoz.
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Lane
James W. Galbreath
Tobin
Light
Austin
Galveston
Galbreath
Shook
Phil Shook
Comptroller
Judge Shook
W. P. Lane
M. M. Hengley
Hot Wells Bath House
E. Ogden
South
Santa Rosa
Frank Evers
San Juan Road
Santiago Villanueva
Laredo
Andreas Strelczyk
St. Hedwig
Carlos Munoz
Saloon Saloonkeepers Ordered Closed by State Officials
Comptroller Lane demands strict enforcement after six San Antonio saloonkeepers with revoked licenses reportedly resume business. He writes Sheriff Tobin to ensure law is followed under Robertson-Fitzhugh provisions barring ongoing operation without a license.
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Austin
Tex
San Antonio
Lane
Galveston
John W. Tobin
Bexar County
Sheriff Tobin
Comptroller
Frank Evers
Carlos Munos
M. M. Hensley
Santiago Villanueva
E. Ogden
Andreas Strelczyk
Robertson-Fitzhugh
Saloonsuit Over License Fee After Midnight Shutdown
Blas Hernandez files suit in Forty-fifth district court seeking 250 from State of Texas and Bexar County. He says a sheriff order closed his licensed retail liquor business at 302 South Santa Rosa Ave after a charge of selling beer after midnight, claiming license coverage from July 13, 1910, was cut short.
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Blas Hernandez
Forty-fifth District Court
B. D. Lindsey
Justice Court
Laintiff
License Refund Dispute Over March 12 Liquor Sale Charge
Hernandez contends no affidavit foundation for liquor sale on March 12 after midnight. He claims paying $775 to county and state for a license, but a court action denied permission for the remaining three and a third months of the license term and the authorities have refused any refund.
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Hernandez
Railroads seek bond authority for line improvements
Brownsville road applies for authority to issue 295 541 99 in bonds and Beaumont Sour Lake and Western 219 445 37 for various improvements. Railroad commission will inspect the roads before action. US exports 250 million worth of iron and steel and 85 million worth of agricultural implements found markets worldwide last year.
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Austin,tex
Brownsville Road
Beaumont, Sour Lake and Western Railway
Railroad Commission
Brownsville
Beaumont
Sour Lake and Western
United States
Fourth Ward Sets October 3 Cleanup Day
Fourth ward residents met at the Woman's club house on Camden street to plan a cleanup for October 3. Mrs. W A Daniel announced a river cleaning plan extending from the ward source to Commerce street, with follow up talks to health and city officials.
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Fourth Ward
Woman's Club
Camden Street
W. A. Daniel
Commerce Street
George Surkey
Dircht
Board of Health
Third Ward
Harvest Jubilee Lunch Planned by Chamber at Gunter Hotel
A Harvest Jubilee luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce is set for Thursday at the Gunter hotel. Henry L. Halff will serve as toastmaster with speeches by Dick Q. Terrell N. G. Tobin A Kronkosky A G Castanola Albert Steves Jr Ben H Hammond and John B Carrington. The Madrid hydrology climatology and geology congress dates shift to 1913. London council trams carried 533 440 326 passengers last year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
Horn of Plenty
Henry L. Halff
Jubilee Association
Dick Q. Terrell
N. G. Tobin
A. Kronkosky
A. G. Castanola
Albert Steves Jr
Ben H. Hammond
John B. Carrington
Madrid
London Council
Ad Club 10 Plans Ten Stereopticon Lectures
The San Antonio Ad Club approved ten monthly stereopticon lectures prepared by the National Advertisers Association educational committee. Secretary William Moore White is authorized to initiate the series, to run over ten months with at least two sessions in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. J R Sprague outlined future plans with an October 24 date, Beethoven engaged for the occasion, and affiliation actions referred for report.
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William Moore White
National Advertisers’ Association
San Antonio
Ad Club
St. Anthony
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Sprague
Beethoven
C. M. Robertster
The
of Commerce
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