Concert by Prastorians to be held at W. O. W. hall
An open meeting concert is planned by the Prastorians at the W. O. W. hall on Thursday October 4. The program includes piano solos, vocal numbers, violin solos, readings, and humorous pieces featuring Miss Georgie, Miss Helen Thamston, Miss Stella Allen, and others with accompanist A. L. Henderson. A local anecdote is included and the event aims to entertain and uplift the community.
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Prastorians
Voants
Carl
Pau
T. Dunbar
Helen Thamston
Bercense
Vyltha Coulter
J. W. Riley
Ming Stella Allen
Sere Cafferty
Tia
Coulter
Reading
Miss Coulter
Yorat Slo
Seatch
John Thompson
Lapka
Dutchman
Mia
Ruth Welare Puitligs
A. L. Henderson
Burgemeister Seeks Return To Texas Trial In 1915 Murder Case
Hedda Burgemeister, charged with the murder of Otto Koehler, requests to return to Texas for trial. District Attorney McAskill disclosed plans for a swift hearing, noting Burgemeister had paid $7500 bond and had filed a motion to vacate the forfeiture. The case centers on the November 12 1915 killing at Burgemeister's Hoath Park residence and Burgemeister's expressed intent to stand trial, possibly triggering a nine day sensational sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedda Burgemeister
Otto Koshler
San Antonio
McAskill
Bur
New York
Hurgemeister
Burgemeister
M@askill
Comesion
Miss Burgemeister
Hunsturk Avenue
Hoath Park ‘Terrace
Flewag
Dorschett
Anid
St. Louis
Vieleing Miles Burgemeister
Koehler
Miss Durgeinetstar
Miss Burkomelstre
Tyuve
Bond
Rn Antonia
Germany
W. 3. Anderson
Deckaret
Intinmilan
al Jennings
Oklahno
Campbell
Palestine
Chambers & Watson
Nelle
Mish Burgemeister
Sidelined bonds case spurs San Antonio dispute
Fragmentary text describes a woman advised to leave San Antonio facing bonds forfeiture. Attorneys claim threats of being “railroaded” and an official from Bexar County allegedly summoning a tax agent as she drove to a station.
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San Antonio
Biss Bursemeister
Bexar’ County
October term opens for four Bexar and Civil Appeals courts
The four district courts of Bexar County and the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals begin the October term Monday with a new jury system aimed at faster trial progress. The Thirty seventh District Court plans a murder trial starting Wednesday, State v. Allen over Arrendondo’s May 21, 1917, killing. A second murder case, People v. Cardenas, is set for October 8, with Isador Hernandez, Daniel Cortez, and Juan Cornejas as co defendants. The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals docket includes motions Monday and firm cases Wednesday, many transferred from the Texas Court of Appeals last spring. The new system assigns 160 jurors weekly, with unused jurors available to other courts. the sheriff must provide rooms for juror calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Tim Allén
Alle
Benito Arrendondo
Arrendondo
Auta
Jesus Cardenas
Porfirio Oliva
Isador Hernandez
Daniel Cortez
Juan Corgenas
Oliva
Fourth Court of Civil
Iberg
Court of Appeals
Shevife
Fall program for boys opens Monday at YMCA
The Boys Department at the YMCA announces the fall and winter program starting Monday with gym classes, volleyball, and rec activities. A banquet will open the Boys Cabinet season with officer elections and committee appointments. Members announced include Paul Ruthne William Weiger Layard Dunkly Fray Wyatt Joseph Halliday Ralph Bonnet George Mueller and others across divisions.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Snelling
Alamo Jauned
Boy Scouts
Bowy
Business Boya
Boya
Organization of Juniur
Mem Hera
Panl Kuthne
William Weiger
Iaayard Dunkly
Fray Wyatt
Joseph Halliday
Ralph Bonnet
George Mueller
McClure
Niward DeHaven
Cathe Crosby
Edward Knox
Frank Kelley
Olla Green
Schedules for YMCA Gym Work in 1917 18 Season
The physical department of the Y M C A presents a full daily schedule of athletic work for the coming months from October 4 to June 1, 1918. Main senior and junior classes run on specified weekdays with times. a new boxing class starts under an expert, and separate sessions exist for business, ministers, and city youths with detailed time blocks.
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Duxing Clase
W W Will Arraigned In About Ten Days In Chicago
Chicago sept 23 trial of LW W will be held in Chicago about ten days. Federal officials say indictments were returned here and Chicago was the center of a sedition conspiracy. About 170 to 180 arrests reported, with many held on bonds from 10000 to 6000. Many named individuals and cities listed as arrested, while some are considered suspects or witnesses awaiting investigation.
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Chicago
LW. W
William D. Haywood
Olio Christensen
A. Vanderveer
Sporkane
Wash
D. W. Haywood
Richard Renzter
Spokane
George Andreyching
Duyith
Minn
Ralph E. Chaplin
Des Moines
Edward Tohnson
Youngaetown
Ohio
Earl Lewis
Arthur C. Christ
Weld Avenue
Detroit
Buward Fi Docree
Philadelphia
Forest d+ werds
Minneapola
Ray
Fanenhig
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ted Pra
Minneapolis
Peter RR. Green
Portland
Oregon
Harrison George
Plusburehild Hamilton
Ohicaga
Clyde Hiugh
Rockford
Hartiie
Raighta
David (Agar
Youngstown
Oto Junth
Jack Taw
Pittsburgh
Charles SG. Lambert
Minneapoliay
Francis Miller
Providence
Walter T. Nef
Philaadelphia
Fred Nelson
Paul Pika
Albert 1B. Prashner
Beranion
John Panener
Waulkegan
Manuel Rey
Bustains Storfried Stenberg
Alion i Soper
Astoria
James M. Slovick
Milywaukes
Cleveland
Pedro
Carl
Los Angeles
W. W
Law editor arrests and political moves ripple West Coast
Teld, Washington September 39. McDonald editor of the Industrial Worker IW W publication was arrested by federal agents for participation in a Chicago grand jury indictment. Seattle attorney George F Vandeveer who helped defend seventy three IWWs faces murder charges. Everett Washington riots referenced as organizers send telegraphic instructions for Chicago attendance. The affair ties to IWW leadership amid ongoing labor strife. In Austin Texas Commissioner Weinert receives telegrams from New Orleans leaders pushing cotton market discussions with Texan turnout. Representative W M Fly announces bid for House Speakership in the Thirty sixth Legislature.
YARN ON HAND FOR KNITTING MONDAY
The History Club Servics Circle of the San Antonio Chanter of the American Red Cross announces a supply of grey knitting yarn for styeaters will be ready for distribution Monday October 1 at Red Cross headquarters in Woltz and Marx Building. Olive drab yarn will also be included. Volunteers manage 9 am to 4:30 pm daily except Saturday. Members pay cash deposit to cover value. returned when no further material is desired. No wool sold for private use. Returned knitted articles are inspected and standardized per directions. Inexperienced knitters may use their own wool for practice. Knitting classes run 10 am to noon each day at Red Cross headquarters Wolff and Mary Building.
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History Club Servics Circle
San Antonio
Req Teolpt
Shell
Iga
Koltting
Red Crows
Wolff & Mary
Bottding
Freight Cars Held Prompt Action by San Antonio Merchants
Railroads charge average freight delays in San Antonio due to poor cooperation among shippers and consignees. A San Antonio Freight Bureau conference with railroad reps, merchants, and transfer firms produced a call to speed unloading. A 120 member bureau report cites merchants who haul their own freight as slow and causing unnecessary delays to wagons.
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San Antonio
Freight Bureau
Paul E. Greuger
H. W. Weber
Pawkett
Holmgreen
Freight delays threaten transfer company operations reported
A fragment notes transfer firms face slow freight handling as depots struggle to meet demand. Slowdowns tire logistics, reduce readiness, and prompt calls for action to avoid further time losses amid ongoing freight movement challenges.
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