Negroes Accepted in Army and Navy Recruits Plentiful
Army and Navy recruitment expand as four teens from the Boerne Kerrville area sail to Chicago on Monday. Capt Burke plans a first Texas Marine Company with enlistments to follow. Navy age limits run 16 to 35 with parental consent for under 18, and colored applicants are now accepted for regular service.
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Texas National Squard
J. Kt. Burke
Adjt
Henry Futchings
Austin
Navy Department
Maine
New Orleans
Burke
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Recruiting Station
Marine Corps
Conroy
Navy
C. O. Evans
E. M. Giles
Crabtree
San Antonio
Houston
Army Recruiting District
War Department
Regular Army
Lowe
Corporal Crabtree
Fort Sam Houston
Texas Governor Vetoes Insurance and Name-Registration Bills
The governor vetoed the House bill by Williams of McLennan on insurance company management and liquidation, and the Senate bill banning business under an assumed name without county registration. He signed banking law amendments and a motor vehicle tax and speed bill, reorganized two judicial districts, and disapproved a district time-change measure.
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Austin
Tex
House
Williams of McLennan
Texas
Thirty-eighth
Why Be Bald Parisian Sage Hair Grower Ad
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage from A. M. Fischer as a guaranteed remedy for thinning hair dandruff and itching scales. It claims to stop hair loss and scalp itching with a money back guarantee and promotes the product as harmless inexpensive and popular with women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fischer
Manufacturers urged to make army supplies and profits
L B Clegg reports from Washington on a Chamber of Commerce advisory committee urging local manufacturers to list products for army needs and to use available plants for defense production. He praises Senator Sheppard and notes expected Army post and aviation expansions, with government willing to pay fair profits but not excessive margins.
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Germany
San Antonio
Washington
L. B. Clegg
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Council of National Defense
Clegg
Chamberlain
Sheppard
Mr. Clegg
Army
United States Army
Navy
Senator Sheppard
General Crozier
Senate
United States Arsenal
Congress
Atlantic Seaboard
Horder
Clegz
Chimner
Commereee ‘Luest
Episcopal Church Choir to Give Easter Service at Army Y
Rev W Bertrand Stevens rector of St. Marks Episcopal church will lead a large vested choir from St. Marks in an Easter program at Army Y M C A Branch No 5 Thursday evening on invitation of Rev Harris Masterson. Choir led by H W B Barnes will wear vestments and perform the full Easter program at the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Y. M. Cc. A
W. Bertrand Stevens
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Army Y. M. C. A
Harris Masterson
H. W. B Barnes
Army
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Say Foley Ad
Advertisement urges readers to mail a slip with five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of medicines including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills Foley Cathartic Tablets and notes their uses for coughs colds croup pains rheumatism backache kidney and bladder ailments constipation and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Leming Man Enlists for Navy Fight Time
Joe Henry Schneider of Leming hails from a tall, muscular background and walks into the naval recruiting station seeking seven years of duty. After a mix up about enlistment length, he learns four years are allowed, then passes the physical and is rated perfect. He has fought before, once for defending his honor. He departs Monday night for Chicago training.
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Naval
Schneider
Joe Henry Schneider
Leming
Hankerin
Navy
C. O. Evans
Chief Evans
Government to Send Bee Expert to Boost Texas Honey Industry
Kenneth Hawkins special agent of the U S Bureau of Entomology says a federal bee expert will visit Texas apiaries to promote beekeeping. He travels with S W Bilsing entomologist from A and M College to Uvalde New Braunfels Beeville and Mathis for inspections and talks with local associations.
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Texas
Kenneth Hawkins
United States Bureau of Entomology
Gunter Hotel
San Patricio
Bee Keepers’ Association
Mathis
Loyal hotel guests and visitors listed at San Antonio inns
A roster of travelers staying in San Antonio hotels includes Herry Edds a Hebbronville stockman at the Gunter. Mr and Mrs Joseph H Kuhn New York at the St Anthony. R 8 Slattery Dallas businessman at the Gunter. F J Nagel El Paso at the St Anthony. Mr and Mrs W R Smith Dallas and daughter at the Menger. D C Barton Corpus Christi at the Gunter. C D Schibe Toledo at the St Anthony. M Horn St Louis commercial man at the Menger. John D Roberts Waco among arrivals at the Gunter. Mrs S Castilla New York at the St Anthony. Arthur Blumenthal New York at the Menger. J A Mathews Uvalde at the Gunter. Jack Binns Canton Ohio at the St Anthony. Frank Spencer Presidio Texas at the Menger.
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Uvalde
Gunter
Jack Binns
Canton
Ohio
St. Anthony
Frank Spencer
Presidio
Tex
Menger
Obituaries of Bronson Poe and Coleman in San Antonio
Scott A. Bronson 52 died at home on 414 Main Avenue. He was from Ohio and a longtime merchant in San Antonio. Survived by his widow and Modern Women member. Services 10 am Wednesday at Shelley-Loring Chapel with Rev. J Y Barber. burial Mission Burial Park. Poe Sr 67 died at Romana street apartments after Texas residence of 40 years and recent move. Survived by son O P Poe Jr and daughters Ross and Eva of Denton. Knights Templar services at Shelley-Loring. body to Denton. Walter Coleman 30 died Monday night at a local sanitarium. Survived by widow, a child, brothers John Joe William Coleman of Kosciosha Miss, sisters Hattie Comfort McComb Miss Ella Campbell Lovenia Coleman of Kosciosha Miss. Body to Kosciosha via Shelley-Loring.
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Scott A. Bronson
Main Avenue
Ohio
San Antonio
Modern Women
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
J. Y. Barber
Mission Burial Park
Oo. P. Poe Sr
Romana Street
Texas
O. P. Poe Jr
Misses Ross
Eva Poe
Denton
Knights Templar
Walter Coleman
John
Joe
William Coleman
Kosclosha
Hattie Comfort, McComb
Ella Campbell
Lovenia Coleman
Miss
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Gates and Kin
Mrs. Caroline Gates of Somerset and Mrs. Virginia Kilborn of Arborette along with Genevieve Marvin Elbert Oscar and five grandchildren survive. Three brothers Edward Francis and Lee Winans and four sisters Mrs Eva Briggs Medina Mrs Ruth Evers Somerset Mrs M Brown San Antonio and Mrs Ed Fulks. The funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon at her former home in Somerset with the Shelley Loring Undertaking Company handling arrangements.
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Caroline Gates
Somerset
Virginia Kilborn
Arborette
Genevieve
Marvin
Elbert
Oscar
Edward
Francis
Lee Winans
Eva Briggs
Medina
Ruth Evers
Someset
M. Brown
San Antonio
Ed. Fulks
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Shelley-Loring Auto Equipment and Garage Ad
An archival note advertising Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co. and its automobile equipment services with two phone listings. It mentions the Reddy Cut Garage display at an auto show and credits Post Lumber Co. 2200 and C. M. Cain as a mourner past contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Reddy Cut
Post Lumber Co
C. M. Cain
Mur
Iron to strengthen women says Dr. Ferdinand King
Dr Ferdinand King a New York physician and medical author promotes organic iron as the safe effective remedy Nuxated iron for women. He claims it strengthens nerves increases color and endurance with quick results and notes it is sold by H L Wagner and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand King
New York
H. L. Wagner
Mrs. R. O. Brown Dies at 55 in San Antonio Home
Mrs. R. O. Brown aged 55 died at 6 30 PM Monday at her residence 232 Furnish avenue after eight years in San Antonio. She is survived by her husband and eight children including Mrs. Sue Elliott.
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R. O. Brown
Furnish Avenue
Brown
San Antonio
Sue _ Elliott
Directors' meeting at his bank noted in encounter
A brief exchange recalls rT meeting Glithers with garden tools and a large seed package. He hints at not panting, saying he gathered items to attend a directors' meeting at his bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
Fiesta San Jacinto and Battle of Flowers Ad
Fiesta San Jacinto and Battle of Flowers in San Antonio run April 16 through 21 with lowest railroad rates advertised for travelers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Battle of Flowers
San Antonio
The Folly of Taking Digestive Pill
The article warns against using artificial digestive pills for indigestion. It advocates Bisulated Magnesia as a natural remedy to neutralize stomach acidity, sweeten the stomach, stop fermentation, and restore painless digestion after meals.
New Hair Remover Promises Roots and All
An advertised phelactine hair remover claims to eliminate all hair at the root instantly and safely. It pledges no odor or mess and even offers a drugstore refund if dissatisfied, promising dramatic results that reveal roots being pulled out as instructed.
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