Debates Rise Over Emergency Tariff Bill After Congress Convenes
Washington reports lawmakers race to advance an emergency tariff and companion measures to aid agriculture and promote industry as the 68th Congress opens. Leaders from both parties prepare to push a tariff package, anti-dumping, and American valuation bills, with Gillett retained as speaker and Kitchin chosen for speaker by Democrats.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Claud Kitchin
North Carolina
Macares Az
Clark
House
Garmutt
Pspeaker Gillett
Massachusetts
Senate
Cummina
Tar
Tenelao
Eoon
Tay
Unnu Mart
GS Pleo
Lax
Young
North Dakota
Mont. Gab
Canper
Calder
New York
Renato Knox
Germany
Wade Matis
Neady
Hotel Men Boost Prout of San Antonio Patio and Tour Dinner
A San Antonio hotel men’s group hosted a continental tour dinner at the Menger hotel on Saturday night. The event featured remarks from New York and local hotel producers and operators, highlighting industry cooperation and regional business ties.
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Prout
San Antonio Patio
Siren
Menger
San Antonio
A. Tienes
New York
B. Toker
Vor Worth
Timely Beauty Hints and Society Women Explain Healing
A fragmented 1920s style column advises women to avoid harmful substances while pursuing beauty. It mentions makeshift remedies, homemade tonics, and cautions about risks from dodgy mixtures, urging careful, safe practices. The piece reflects era tone and social expectations.
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Judit Taelrad
Great hotel development praised in Seath visit
The Uptakers extolled rapid hotel growth at Seath and Terns with emphasis on friendship and hospitality. Beackenridgs park drew special praise while locals were hailed for civic pride. A party of fourteen eastern hotel men toured, led by T. D. Green of New York, with Elmore C. Green and C. B. Gebrieg. Local speakers included Thomas Green and Dr. Fred B. Torington overseeing the event.
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Seath
Stend
Eltough
Beackenridgs Park
Corst
Poast
New York
T. D. Green
Gill Finet Association
Elmore C. Green
C. F. Gehring
Fred B. Torington
Garden Hotel
Railroad Man Dies in San Antonio Home
Rishard B. Nave a Southern Pacific engineer was found dead at 6 pm Saturday at his home on Brguin road. Coroner's verdict cites external causes. A Columbus, Texas native, he lived in San Antonio 30 years and belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and was a Mason. Survived by widow, two sons Lee and George, daughter Afra Jessie Bretz, two brothers Peter and George, and sister Afrs Helly Laghes. The body is with Ribbe Undertaking Company for funeral plans.
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Rishard
Nave
Southern Pacific Rail- Tead
Brguin' Road
Arensding
Columbus
Tex
San Antonio
Brotherhood of Railey Engineers
Widoty
Lee
George Nave
Afra
Jessie Bretz
Peter Nave
Markham
Tes
Afrs
Helly Laghes
Sacrancets
Riebe, Undertaking Company
Big Meet at Gunter Hotel Draws 800 Guests
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce hosts a large typhoon meeting at the Gunter hotel Tuesday with reservations indicating over 800 guests. Theron IL Tracey will give the principal address, followed by an open forum. Mies Alcen Ray, a moving picture star, is among honored guests and Bert Gubio will file in pictures near San Antonio this month. A dinner will be served at tables by business affiliation groups, each group speaker addressing Junior Chamber of Commerce members and friends.
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San Antonio
Bubble Party Draws Thousands at Joske Bros Store
About 3000 children attended two performances of the Bubsio Party directed by Atve Ma rie Connor of New York at Joske Bros Store. Mrs. O'Connor tours central states with the show, based on nursery rhymes and fairy tales. Children's names from Smith School No. 15 Iowa and Gevers Driectly helped dramatize the tale with roles like Old King Cole, The Piper, and The Fairy Godmother. scenes included singing, dancing, and games under Mrs. O'Connor's guidance.
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Atve
Marie Connor
New York
Joska Bros
Tore
Imogene Benseley
John D. Carver
Margaret Walker
Gil
Joe Edler
The
Dogie
Bertha McGlarity
Kitten
Pat Atell
Dell
Bernadine Seidelmen
Lazy Alory
Jack Ridge Atay
Jack “Goldberg
Tom
Mignons Food
Susie Haile
Mary and
Harriet Cox
Fairy Godwother
Grace Perkins
Dennis Jones
Mrs. O'Connor
Gravy
Mother Goose
Inege Blus
Yellow Bubble
Consuls Organize For Conference On Mexicans Welfare
Mexican consuls met at the Mexican consulate to elect officers for the western district and plan a conference. Eduanta Ruiz was chosen consul general for San Francisco with Artard Laracho as vice chair, others elected as assistants. A Sunday meeting was set to address commissions in California and border states.
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Jimeheon
St. An-ghans
Enriqua
Ren Furenem Fallas
Stand for frugal reform of San Antonio public schools
Advocates push for austerity in San Antonio's school administration, seeking abolition of unnecessary petitions to free funds for underpaid teachers. The aim is to channel every possible penny into teacher salaries while trimming wasteful processes and small departments.
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San Antonio
Mexican honorary consuls formed in Oklahoma meeting
At Dallas and San Antonio gatherings Mexican government officials and consuls discussed establishing honorary consuls in Oklahoma. Five commissions were formed with attendees including Ana Hidden and Jesus Franco. The meeting closed with a supper at the Monger hotel as Enrique Ruiz and others remained present.
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Ana Hidden
Gov‘cement
Jesus Franco
Franco
San Antonio
Ruia
Comsat Gansral
Oklahoma
Delin
Monger
Einrique D. Ruiz
Eduarda Ruis
Mr. Saracha
My Franca
Annual Texas Saleemanship Convention Program
The program for the annual Saleemanship convention of the Texas delegates will be held Wednesday and Thursday April 20 and 21 with business sessions and entertainment. It includes registrations at the Gunter hotel, welcomes, addresses, committee meetings, and an afternoon talk on the salesman as an economic asset. Thursday features reports, open forum, officer elections, new member inductions, banquet, dancing, and a vaudeville performance at the Gunter with a theater party at the Majestic afternoon and an automobile event.
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Texas
Rad Entertainments
Ernar Sangil
Bonga
Alen Twittsue Paneer
Maroe Sum
Beli
Thomas H. Hide
Oridge Jin
San Antonio Saleamanshiy Clube
Ry N. Mullins
el Paso
I. C. Huff
Joe ©. Naylon
Santctary
Addrens
Murry H. Rogers
Harsie
Dallas
Lerack Henry Camp
Charlea R
Walter Muresay
Fors Worth
Automobile
Majestic
Progran
Gunter Hotel
Willis
Congregation Votes To Release Pastor Jones
The congregation of the First Presbyterian church acting by formal vote requests the Presbytery of Western Texas to release Rev. Arthur Jones from his pastoral duties. Jones plans to join the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Austin after 26 years in San Antonio, effective May 4.
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Wirst
Bon Antonio
Touts
Dry Jones
Han Antonio
Ita
Jones
Dr. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Tin Jones
J. Ai. Jarrett
W. W. Wondurant
A. B. Weakley
R. C G. Jones
AM. Benett
Marshall Hicks
Elks Carnival to Open Monday Night for Week of Fun
The Elks carnival opens Monday night and runs all week ending Saturday with a lively program of entertainments and prizes. Proceeds aid sending the Dike band to a convention in Los Angeles next July where they placed third among over 600 bands. The event features a downtown parade, a style show with models, exhibits from 37 San Antonio factories, and a converted bullring full of carnival grounds and attractions.
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Oran
Vod Angelen
Jily
Chicago
San Antonio
Harding Will Reject League In His Message
The article discusses the possibility of a League of Nations without the United States and the mixed views of Britain and France on European cooperation. It notes that American leadership may rejoin through voluntary cooperation and that the world awaits President Harding's stance on allied relations. The piece references a Ray Valuable merchandise event at St Cecelia’s hall behind Alamo-tAde.
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Harding
League
League of Nations
United States
America
Galn
Europe
Anmnorien
Ray Valimble
St. Cecalia
Haana
Alamo
tAde
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Gunter
Seguin
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Mortis Falls
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H.C. Parks
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Joske Bros
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Clyde V. Lancaster, Ji, A. Gage
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Wagner and Mithien Bros
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