Banker urges cooperative shipping for San Antonio exports
A San Antonio banker advocates forming a cooperative export firm to extend the city’s trade reach. He says local banks will finance ventures covering transit time if firms show credit and backing, and notes banks can coordinate with correspondent banks to handle credits. He believes a city sponsored export company would aid manufacturers and expand markets.
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Dhe Sextomen Line
Mc Brown
San Antonio
Stsanak
United States
Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Antonio
Jefferson Davis addressed by Judge Blanton at 3:30
Members of the San Antonio Confederate Veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy will attend a public Academy of Arts and Sciences meeting to hear Judge Wick H. Blanton discuss "The Wife, Character and Public Service of Jefferson Davis." The talk, at the chamber of commerce auditorium, analyzes Davis' political views and his U S Senate work in light of Jeffersonian and colonial leaders who opposed ratification of the federal constitution.
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San’ Antonio
Confederate Veterans
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Academy of Arts and Sciences
Jefferson Davis
Wick H. Blanton
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
United States Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Reversing Time Restores Bronze with Electrochemical Method
Ancient bronzes turned to rust are being restored to their original form at Columbia University via Professor Colin G. Fink’s electrochemical process. The method reverses centuries of decay, recreating lost detail on Egyptian and other bronzes. Over 600 objects have been treated successfully, aided by Metropolitan Museum curator Edward Robinson.
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New “York
Électro-Chemical Laboratory
School of Mines
Columbia
University
Colin .G. Fink
Edward Robinson
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Thieves Take Gems and Clothing in Separate Burglaries
Detectives investigate two burglaries in which suspects broke into Jide Ratheal at 1418 North Alamo Street and S H Gates at 529 North Palmetto Avenue. Items stolen include a green gold bracelet a Masonic ring a bedspread two silk dresses collars and men’s shirts plus a 38 caliber pistol and a small savings bank containing about 10 dollars. Officials Fox McDonald Higgins and Robinson are leading the inquiries.
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Jide Ratheal
North Alamo
Ratheal
H. Gates
Palmetto Avenue
Fox
McDonald
Higgins
Robinson
Spring Fashion Show Planned at Astor Hotel
New York April 16 The Retail Millinery Association of America announced a fall fashion show set for August 4 at the Astor hotel. Exhibitions in one theater will be opened to the public.
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Sy Universal
New York
Mill TS
Retail Millinery Association of America, Inc
Astor Hotel
Woman Receives Bulk of 200000 Estate in Will
Leila Gwathney, daughter of Louisa Gaines, dies March 24 and leaves the bulk of a $200,000 estate to her namesake. The will directs $50 yearly Christmas gifts to Mrs Vie Shortridge and a turquoise and diamond ring upon marriage. Archie Gwatheny receives his mother’s portrait and a solitaire ring, Beverley Foster gets the automobile or cash to make it worth $1000, and other bequests include cash to sustain Foster’s status and a portrait to family members inside the estate plan.
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Leila Gwathney
Louisa
Vie Shortridge
Ensley
Ala
Archie Gwatheny
Beverley Foster
Yaqui Indian Burned At Otake In Easter Week Ceremonies
Travelers report a Yaqui in Otake was tied to a stake for four days and burned alive as retribution for an Easter week killing. The incident followed a confrontation after local Yaqui leaders, dressed as Pharisees, prepared for a native Master ceremony and ordered the man home before the violence escalated.
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St. the
Jadas
Judas
Mexico
San Antonio
Guaymas
Yveyenge
Noted Washington Hostelry to Close
Universal Service reports the Ebbitt hotel in Washington will lapse its lease on May 15 after long service since Civil War days. The landmark former Bobbitt House has long hosted army and navy notables as a hotel headquarters.
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Universal Service
Washington
Ebbitt Hotel
Bobbitt
Army
Navy
Coolidge Sets New Record Handshakes at White House
At the White House President Coolidge greeted 1869 callers in about 40 minutes, with a long queue mainly of teachers and pupils. He appeared cheerful and showed no fatigue after the session, having earlier greeted more than 1400 visitors.
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Universal Service
Washington
White House
President Coolidge
Religion of Fear Sermon at Semole Beth-El Services
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will deliver Friday evening’s sermon on the religion of fear at Semole Beth-El. He will explore how fear motivates religious belief and how fear and discipline function in teaching and practice.
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Semole Beth-El
Ephraim Frisch
Wide Awake Progressive Dealers Advertise Hubigs Pies
Progressive dealers list Hubigs famous Honey Fruit Pies with ads naming H R Curri Gro Co and several Corpus Road grocers. Ads display store numbers 511 to 5703 and promise continued dealer names in the next ad.
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Hubig
H.R. Curri, Gro. Co
Corpus Road
Cooks Gro. Co
A. Epps Gro. Co
Harlandale
Gro. Co
Wootraw
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