Controversy over abolishing San Antonio billboards debated
City council discussed a potential ordinance to abolish all billboards in San Antonio. Aldermen Lambert and Fincham urged elimination, but Mayor Callaghan ruled the move out of order. A conference with the Retail Merchants' Association was set for Thursday to consider the issue.
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Lambert
Fincham
Retail Merchants’ Association
Callaghan
Lipscomb
East Houston Street
Starr Street
Alderman Lipscomb
Alderman Boynton
Shirley
Alderman Wickeland
J. W. Duncan
Department Texas
Military Department
Southern Pacific Railroad
W. E. Fisher
A. H. Shafer
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East Commerce Street
Southern Pacific
Bandera
Murphy Avenue
John Street
Ignacio Zargosa Society
Juan E. Garza
Ban Pedro Springs
Gran Sociedad de Obrajos
Steves
Traction Company
Boynton
Council
Mauermann
Horger Lumber Co Location Adverts Near Depot
Horger Lumber Co. lists its yard seven blocks south of the P. Depot at a central location for customer pickups and deliveries. The notice highlights convenient access and steady stock for builders.
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Horger Lumber CO
P. Depot
International Club Plans Broad Social Entertainments
The clubs amusements committee outlines forms of entertainment including women card games with progressive prizes and a billiard tournament for men. A pool table may be added and a membership drive starts tomorrow with initiation fees cut from 25 to 10 dollars for ninety days.
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James D Walthall defies Lightfoot and runs for attorney general
The Texan candidate James D Walthall announced his bid for attorney general after Lightfoot said retirement was needed for salary reasons. Walthall to form a Austin law firm with John W Brady and E B Robertson. Lightfoot vows to retire at term end and stay engaged in public welfare. The Shanghai city wall is being demolished to replace with a boulevard and tramway.
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Tex
James D Walthall
San Antonio
Jewell P. Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Walthall
Texas
Attorney General's Department
John W. Brady
E. B. Robertson
Shanghai
Republican named for Taylors Place
Governor Hooper announced Newell Sanders of Chattanooga as United States senator to replace the late Robert L. Taylor. Sanders, 62, Indiana born manufacturer and longtime Republican state chairman, will be the third Tennessee Republican senator. Consul Halstead reports Birmingham district shipments to the United States valued at £60, a drop from 1910 of £30,200.
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Chattanooga
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Nashville
Tenn
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Sanders
Republican Party
Tennessee
United States Senate
Joseph §. Tyler
Senate
William G. Brownlow
Mr. Sanders
Indiana
University of Indiana
Republican State Executive Committee
Albert Halstead
Birmingham
England
Cee United
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